Treats Throats Gently!

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Specials—Specials

APRIL 30 TILL MAY 6

Surprise Soap, 10 for 49c Dallnrd Soap, 10 [or ..... 29¢: Medium Oxydol for .. 50 with the purchase of a larle one .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c Mops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25o Bulk Dates (Fresh) 4 lbs. 250 Eggs 17c, 19c and 21:: Strawberry and Renpberry Jam, 32 oz. . . . . . . . . . . .. 35¢: Plum Jam, 82 oz. .. 29c Ketchup . . . . . . 10o K€1|0KK's Corn Flakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 for 25¢ ' Msrvs Come. lb. . . . . . . .. 29o

K. Cole. Maxwell House and Chase at Sanborns

Cofiee, lb. . . . . . . . . . . ._ 43¢: Peerlas Sweet Mustard Pickle, 33 oz. . . . . . . . . .. 27::

Spare Ribs. 4 lbs. 254: String Beans, 3 for 291: Domestic Shortening, 2 (or 270

Aylme Tomato Julee, large, 3 for 29o Cs.sI.leWax,tln 250

Sugar 10 lbs. 490 with your order.

We hlve I -lull MW‘! 0‘ pure Olive Oil in all size tin!-

Thomas Michael

liuston st. Phone 1011. s Wgymonth Street Phone 1107.

Bonnie Earl (26369)

Registered Clwllesdlle Stallion

Orola (3274)

Standard Bred Oorrllle Stelllon. Those two horses will nuke tire‘

season of 1936 at owner’: stable. Maren an owner's risk.

Mn. HENRY WOOD, Vernon nlver.

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For the your ending‘ Jullc”3(l. 1934, there were clrcluatecl from thu coliwtion ninety-nine thous- and. nine hundred and ninety-nine items with :1. large pl‘0‘p0l‘ti0ll or

thirty-seven difiercnt clns cs cir- culated. Although no exact count, bi’ composer, was kept. it was evl. dent that while Beethoven and ‘Bach are still most in demand . there is a strong demand for the m°d"“‘5- Mid D'~‘bU53.V has almost equalled Chopin in popularity,

Courses in music librarianshipl that the darkness below the earth} Ina“ m we may unde,-studies an variousl is necessary ior the growth or seed the gm,-,_we,.(. chosen 1,, 3, gene,

are now being given cities.

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To come back to our gardening boflks, one or the most attractive and artistic is Clare l_.el;hton's "Four I-l’edges——a Gardeners ch;-on. icle." and a real gardeners chron- icle 19 55. te‘ling of her struggle 30 make a new garden out of a much piece or meadow-land on a Wlndlgelrposed slope of the Chilt- em l~I1lls—a totally dlficrem pic- ture from our accepted Conception ol sheltered English gardens, ,

eighty oi‘ Clare Lelghton‘5 beau“- fu‘ly realistic wood engravings, and “1‘h°118h the account is very simp- IY written she manages to embody 1“ it startlingly clear realism in thought and expression, as wen as in drawing. Her perceptive sense is acute‘.

"I mow the lawn. How many people know the right way it should be done? Feet should be bare.‘ gras should be 5'lghL]y damp. The cold, moist clover strikes “P ‘mm the mower upon my bare

feet. and blades at.’ out gtiigg and bits or slashed weeds stick be- fiwaen ml! V-7&5. I remember one of my moments in life , , we are losing much, thwe days. when we 17° 101189! Kfit this naked contact

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Evsslfi?" EXAMINATION

Httlns Ind Slllllllvlng C-lssses Etc.

II. J. MABOII

OPTOMETRISI‘ - MONTAGUE. P. E. I. once Connected Wm; Drugstore.

_l:4-405-5-2-ll.

Montreal 1000 Rooms

lA0llllT ROYAL HOTEL

REASONABLE RATES

a la carte and table d’hote service in all dirung rooms

E. R. Brow & Son

L Fire, _Ls'fe, Accident, Sickness

Platte‘ Glass Insurance l .:’aa'lvL~m«:.~na:e

Canada 1000 Baths

J. ALDERIC RAYMOND M°°“°*>°m 3- °°°*8° President Grade vm—1. Jean Many a.

G. C '1;"r£nd<-is may, 3. Percelvs-1 aim. Managing Director nl1il'e‘dr3:§r’fr2§l'.' 5'15:-?m°7u'§£"n°."£.‘

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.lngl . No lll.ltlt‘l' how good a wile he has, he is nevertlleiess bound. At

re to think of losing this B1fl- Tm“ us. what do you think? PUZZLED YOUNG MAN.

“You cannot make an omelette With-

It is equally certain thnt no man can get married ‘ So your problem is to decide which you l>l‘01€T— ‘

have hour. You can't have your cilkc ,

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a of the question. Undoubtedly it is r

for an nmn not to be tied down to a wife and babies; to be able

pg quL\5[|(1l\ and without having to ill from HU\\'t’l‘ lo llowcr in the rose-

. ulinrc ni'._ in h.x\‘o lllnl. hurll-nblc .-.l-use of irvudoln, of

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‘I {lg your children in _\'0ll-' l ‘l of llunsv are MN’!-’l.

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~r . .: u 4'.‘ «nil-zimr that is uzzhm '.lu~ .\.u;w of hand or root. I-\~\\' :!‘.illk of <'.\:'c.-Mil; 3 fl<l\\"-‘F land enjoying the feel of its form

‘ and texture. the tightness of its ,' bud. the hardness of its seed pod.‘ j or know the p'.cn.~urc the hand can ‘go; from the sufacc of a true

trunk or ii vcgclablc marrow. The r peasant in the field will see a small

bird afar off, or smell the changer

piano solos, vocal solos, violin solos, in the weather. Or get haplJ1Yl¢S5. mo,- and vocal scores of operas in the from the feel or his soil. We are? w,,,.km Wm, me with such

poor creatures that we should call ourselves civilized, we who have only those blunted powers." i 5 And, bored with being ‘house- bound and mud-bound in Decem- . bar. she uTites-— ; [ "I1, is posulble that we need a,‘ period of gloom in the same way.

fund bulb. May stands out brighter and more dcsimble against a back-J‘ ground of December. And sure en- nugh as we walk round the garden on the last day of the year, pull- lng our feet with dlmculty from the slippery mud. we find a clump of primulas in flower. The year tastes be t to those who do not {ear the bltc of the wind or the drehch of the rain."

CENTRAL ROYALTY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Mrs. Alex Agnew entertained the members of Central Royalty Women's Institute on April 23. The President. Mrs. Oecll Wood pre- sided. Fifteen members and several visitors were present and meeting oprned by singing “Ode/'. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted.

The following committee gave their reports: School—Mi.sa Agnew visited the school and made special mention 0! the splendid drawings l by the children. Mrs. Major Mcltae ireported buying a water can with

tap costing $1.60. The Institute this month gave the school children {in- zncial aid in purchasing an organ. Sick—-Mrs. C. Wood and Mrs. Diamond reported a lot of sickness in the district in the past month. New Comittees. School—Mrs. R. Roper and Mrs. P. MrRoe; sick- Mrs. Cecil Jenkins and Miss B. Mc- Kay. The form for the "Incorpora- tion ol Central Royalty Women's Institute" has been signed and is now on file. The program or meet- ing was in charge of Mrs. W. P. Mc- Leod. convenor of "Public Health". and Mrs. Frank McKay. convenor of "Home Economics" Mrs. W. Wood gave a short. practical de- monstration on "Bandaglng". show- ing how to apply bandages to hand or head, Miss B. McKay read a. paper. "Cancer Maxims." for burns and scams‘ were also dis- cussed.

Mrs. Major McRoe read a. paper "Little Journeys in I-lmnernaklng." The questionnaires were then {tiled in. It was decided a letter at sym- pathy be sent Mr. and Mrs. James Pendergast. Kensing-ton, who had recently been bereaved by the death of their little daughter.

Mrs. Cecil Jenkins kindly invited members to her home {or May meeting. Mrs. Agnew and Mrs. W. Wood to have charge of program. Meeting closed and the hostess served a very dainty lunch.

WEST KENT SCHOOL

Honor roll for month of April. Grade x~1. Sylvia Block, 2. Maurice Brady. 3. Ralph Calder. Grade Ix sr.—5andy Brehsut, 2. Louise Cox. 3. Newton Large. Grade xx 8r.—-1. Davis Carwna.

Eric Heeschen, 3. Arthur Runes. Grade Vl'II—1. Mary McKay, '1.

Grade v11—1. Robert. , 2. Bill Blue, 3. Mabel M

Grade vIl——i. Mary Mscosrry. 3. Gordon Cameron. 8. Gears! Ander-

sort Grade W--l. Minuet . I. Bill Brehent. 8. Btlhrt

CANADA'S STANDARD or FRESHNESS 5 QUALITY

Finds Ch0I‘ll18S B1'i9,-ht Workers

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"'1‘ln~y wll‘, \\'.lrk until they lu‘ l’.‘t\d_'.' Lo drop 2 .:.i>'.1l. u \\'l1lllll)€l‘v ‘ and thcyll work not only I01‘ l-hem‘ se‘ves, but for the other fellow. loo. Tap and soft-shoe dmlcim: was something entlrcly new to me. 1 l

There were times when it looked as thorlgli it would nllvuys remain new L0 me that I'd never get it. But there never was it moment when girls doubted it, and they con- sideration that I'll never forget it. I must have been a great trail to them. but they didn't scold me once."

strange as it may seem. the girls feel the same way about Mr. Lunt. The six glrls—there are realLv seven, for the girl who plays the

of thrc chorus calls to which al- most 1000 girls responded. From these 40 were chosen; then 14 and finally seven

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How a. Dog Saved Ninety People

(By Gilbert Brant) Blackle. a big Newfoundland doe. once raved a baby and ninety pus- sengers and crew from death. For hours the little coastal steamer rpounded the rocks off a Newfound- land point. while the crew worked to launch the boats. But they had to give up; the sea was too wild between them and the shore, and the rocks too dangerous to risk it. when the captain found that the boats could not make the wild pas- sage. he tried to shoot a line to shore. That was done. but it caught upon the jutting rocks and hung useless. some or the crew might save the rest by trying to swim out with it to shore, but that also was voted imposslbic. some were willing to try, and were getting ready to leap into the dashing waves, whtn suddenly a great black body pushed forward to the deck. It was Bluckie, the ships dog. None had thought 0! him before. There he stood ready to save their lives and asking as plainly as he could to do it. Why were they so stupid? Wily couldn't he take the line? Any Ncwfonnd- land dog. with enough spirit and daring, could swim that far. , Blackle could not tell them in so many words, but somehow one of the crew understood him and told the captain. Overboard into that wild and the blnoic

seething water went dog. He cleared the decks at a bound and was gone. His great body was least to sight in the rolling water which closed over his head. Then some disancc out his head ap- l peered and the men on the mini watched it turn toward the Iasten- ' ed rope. somehow, Blackle got hold f c! that rope and made tor shore; with it in his teeth. He taught his way through the billows, down and up and under water and over rocks. , until at last he stepped out of the sea beside a group oi’ waiting fish- erman. The ship's men had shown Blackie the rope and the men on shore; his wonderful intelligence did the rest. The fishermen seiued the rope and with the aid or the crew soon rigged up a lite-saving device with block and tackle. Using a boaiswains chair tor a carriage,

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 1 & 2

Every Department Offers You Savings on Correctly Attractive Merchandrse

1 [Full Fashioned, first quality

Chiffon Hose

79c

This is a distinct bargain olfered in at- tractive nevi? colours, but the quantity is limited, so we suggest prompt purchase

“Odds and Ends” 5.9c

This is a special sale of very excellent stockings in chiffon or semi service . . . We have all sizes and a wide range of colours but not all in any one style — This is a wonderful chance!

2 pr. Lisle Hose 55¢

Just what you want for housework and ordin- ary utility 8 or 10 good colours and all

sizes 9 to 10 Two Pairs for-—

Silk Plaited Lisle Hose 69c A perfect service stocking, all colourslmd sizes, oifered you as a special SPRING SALE num.

her At Per Pair-—

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Satins—Fai1les

Crepes worth up to $2.25

Large assortment of Setlns, l-‘allies and Crepes. 36" wide. Worth to $2.25 yard.

May Sale, yard-— 9 pieces Matalasse Crepes, Batins and ‘Bouclc-5, 36 wide in good variety of colors. Regu- lar $1.25 to $1.50 yard. May Sale, yard-

Satin, Crepes and Canton Crepes, red, green, navy and brown.'36” wide. Regular value $1.25 per yard. May Sale Yard-

2 pieces only Cut Velvet, Black or Brown. Usual

ml“. $2.50. May Sale-—

Habitual Silk in 5 shades, navy, sky, copen- hagen, sand and blue. Regular price 81. yard. Special for May Sale Yard-—

Plain and Broceded Draper Satin. 36" wide. Blue, Rose and Green shades. Regular price 85¢ yard. May Sale -

Satin Rayon. Shades-eggshell and White 36" wide. Regular price 85¢ yard. May Sale, yard-

Remnsnta of Silk, Crepes, Satin and Linings. Clearing during May. ‘Sale at greatly reduced 1- cu.

Brocade Rayon 27” wide. Shades, Mauve, Rose, Blue, Yellow and Band. New goods just 2 received, an exceptional value at Ysrd-— h

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$1.49

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Copen and Navy

Boy's Cotton Knit Rib Jerseys, assorted

Boy’: plain Cotton Jerseys, Navy with

Boy's Cottontweed Suits, Cost and I

O O Sprmg Sale 1n 9 Men s Basement ! .\len’s Broadcloth Pnjamas.- Plain colors with trim. Sult—- Men's Broadcloth Shirts, collar attach- ed, tie to match. Each— Men's Fine all Wool Jerse Zi er front. ,5, Ea£ll|)— Men's V-neck Jerseys. All Wool fancy rib stitch. Each— Men's Navy Blue Zipper Front Work Shirts. Each— Men's Duck Work Shirts. Each- Men’: Medium Weight the rib Combin- ations. Esch— Men's Balbriggan Combinations Short sleeve and ankle. Each-— Men’: Fine Belbriggsn Shirts and Drawers. Each_ Men’s'Merlno Shirts and Drawers, nat. ural shade. Each— Men’:-1 Red Back Blue Denim Pant Overalls. Palr— Men’s Red Back and Blue Overalls Plll‘— Men's Fancy Rayon and Cotton Sox «'5 ' Pair--- 0 Men’: Fine Wool Worsted Rib Sox Pair- Men’s Rayon Silk Ties, great variety pst- terns. Each 0 Men’: Felt Hats, dark grey, light grey , and browns. Each- Boy’: Blue Duck Pants, elastic back, red trim. Pair... Kiddies’ Navy Duck Overalls, red trim, 4 to 8 years. Pair. Kiddies’ Navy Duck Coveralls, red trim, 2 to 8 years. Each-

Boy’s Strong Tweed Shorts, grey and

brown mix. 4 to 9. Pair-

Boy's First Longs, Grey and Brown S-I

stripe tweeds. Palr-_- s

Boy’: Blue Khaki and Navy Duck Shirts.

Each-

Boy’a tine Broadcloth Shirts. White,

Cream and blue. Each-

Boy’s Fleece Beck Sweat Shirts, Navy,

Maroon and Copen. Each-

llght shades. Eseh-

Boy's sll Wool Worsted Jerseys, V- S‘ M

neck and Zipper Fronts. Each-— I

Boy's Golf Hose, tine cotton, fancy tops.

Pair-—

red trim. Eacl1—

Kiddies’ Wash Suits, Imitation linen,

light shades. Sult-

Shorts, 4 to 9 years. Suit-

Boy’s Wash Suits, Khaki with red trim.

2 to 8 years. Sult~— J

20 Patterns last seasons

WALL PAPER HALF PRICE

Wallpaper--20 patterns last season's Wallpaper on sale at V; PRICE -

Lot of one paper per dbl. roll 80¢. Border 4c yd-

Lot of we Duper per dbl. roll 25:. Border 3c yd.

. Lot of 401: paper per dbl. roll me. Border 2c yd. 44

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