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- FIRST PRIZE $10.00, SECOND .PRIZE 85.00

‘ FIVE PBIZEB OF $2.00 EACH

'.l'lI'l‘All want a good trade slogan-Cao you su one? and

vvin a prissi 'Ibis is all you have to dol Go into yourvllzug or 'liirzanral More. rnnhue s 'rubs or rlatsbs for me and he win gin you s 'rump llogal Contest Form. Fill this in and write down any simple sentence ¢latiIdieatesthesseorv»luo¢f’l‘iutabD!ooaldlalltp1.'la'llilot\ 00-. lllror lnlidlig, Montreal. All sional bseorns the property at The Blunt vo. and all contestants must qu. gs as 3.143" ¢¢¢,|,,,, u

lllal. No entry accepted unless submitted on Sm! Contact Form.

WNTEST CLOSES Y 15th. '

If your Dealer cannot supply

you with TINTAB DYEB. ill! in coupon and enclose los In coin or stamps for one Trial Tile of TINTAB8 and Contest Ibrm will be mailed together. Avail- able in twenty-four talldard colours.

TBI ELLIOTT COMPANY 1440 St. Alexnllder Street --Montreal

Plnaal lolld Ire Trial Tube of "1‘lN1i'ABS" together with Con-

test Form. lneloaed llnd loc in coin stamps. Color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...a . . . .._ Numa ........-¢-.»¢.....- ...... Adil" .... -ns.. u » cu. Dealer'a Name ..... .-

DELAYED S,,,_,_, 0 THE MAY SALE coN'.r1NUEs_

(cr. sy swears special win) Closes °

MONDAY _ I 11 °» “gh Fnday and S“t“1'daY- ' May 6th Take advantage of these -“Yardstick of Values” ‘£33 ',',*;°::,*?;,’-.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,., ,.,,,,, Shopping Opportunltles

.rswxafscflwauass f\1ll)asf

Provinces it is one to two weeks

bee the M i

late. and in Que and ar - time Provinces it is somewhat back-

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PULAR BEAR CULD STURAGE

for

FUR UMTS

and OTHER FURS

Address

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MUIITAGUE THE BEAUTIFUL will hold a lilammoth Jubilee Parade at Mon\a|'l0, May dill,

at SRM.

Consisting of '

Town Officials, Light Horse, Band, Canadian Legion. Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Oddfeliowa. Masons, Truekmcn, Hockey Teams, Tug-0-War Teams, Horses and Floats.

The Town Council has passed a resolution requesting

that all places of business be closed until after the parade, and it is hoped that all will comply with this request.

lt is expected that more people will assemble in Mon-

tague than .ever before.

AT NIGHT, AT 8.15 SHARP

Montague Legitm Band will present a Minstrel Show at I. 0. 0. F. Hall.

There will be some surprise numbers that you do not

want to miss. If you cannot laugh, better not come.

General admission 35 cults. Children Z0 cents.

Reserved Seats 50c on sale at Carruthers' Drug Store.

GOD SAVE THE KING.

I- i i i I

E. R. BROW

f Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance

at Lowest _Rate.

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis

r 146 Richmond St., - Charlottetown

_ilf

The small

l 2%% of your own fair valuation

' Covers . . .

Summer storage under rfect conditions

30 to 35 degrees faharenhelt.

Constant supervision. " Insurance against fire, theft, moths and heat deterioration. INSURED T0 THE FULL AMOUNT 0F YOUR OWN VALU- ATION. Manufacturing, remodelling and repairing

'furs our specialty,

J. D. KENNEDY, Furrier.

_ EQQZERN F;gA1;R!ERs

ward.

In Ontario, on the other hand,

the season is about 10 days' earlier than usual. and farming operations in that province are well advanced. Seeding ls becoming fairly gen- eral in the southem and central districts of Manitoba and Saskat- chewan. but it has barely been commenced in the northern areas of these provinces and in Alberta. While initial moisture conditions generally are ample. subsoll mois- ture reserves are meagre over large

areas.

In Quebec spring ploughing is not

yet. general ,due to continuance of frost in the ground. Fall wheat in Ontario has come through the win- ter fairly well, and see"imr is gen- eral. In the Maritime Provinces. owing to adverse weather, seeding will be delayed by ss much as two weeks in certain sections.

Fall wheat wintered well in Brit-

ish columbia and sowing of spring grains is 50 per cent completed. Germination, honnver, has been slow and growth is backward.

Details for the Maritime Provin-

ces follow:

Pastures and meadows are in

good condition. Orchards in' the Annapolig Valley show little sign of winter kill. Livestock has wintered well. Indications are that the scre- sgxe devoted to potatoes will be less than last year.

Wilrllindeavor To Reclaim -

Dry Areas

(C. P. By Guulun.n‘s Special wut,

WINNIBBG. May 2.-The Domin-

ion Government is prepared to fur- nish $10,000,000, or whatever amqum may be necessary, to deal with the drought problem in Western 'Jan- ada, Hon. R. B. Hanson, Minister ol Trade and Commerce, said in an

h toda

address ere y.

Reclamation of the drought areas

is a duty recognized by the govern- ment, he said, and the present ad- ministration is ready to go any reasonable length to repair the rav- ages of long years of drought and to restore the affected areas to pm-

duct veness.

While $750,000 was provided in the

government legislation to deal with the problem, that amount was only a start, the Minister continued. Agri- cultural Minister Hon. Robert Wclr had asked for an appropriation for only the first year, and a greater amount would have been looked up- on as s bribe to the electors.

Lease Stolen From City Hall

(C. P. By Guardlan’s Special Wire)

SAINT J0il-IN, N. B., May 2. --

Discovery of the disappearance from City Hall of the original copy of n lease on Shamrock Baseball Grounds was made today and Mayor J. W. Brittain didn‘t like it.

“Lf things are being stolen from

th had hctte be a

City Hail, ere r thorough investigation," he declared.

During a committee meeting of the

Common Council of Saint John it was decided to auction oi! the lease on the ball grounds, but when the Common Clerk was called upon to produce the original copy he said it had been taken from City Hail bc-

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Emphatioally, YES i

5 .ss

Leaf."

That explains why . . .

RI VAL PIPE

SMOKING TOBACCO

is becoming an Island favorite.

CIIARLOTTETOWN

Sdys Tile Little Man:

"Southern 0 n t a r io

Burley Lehf is Can- adcr's #nest Tobacco

& lioholson Go.

fore he assumed office.

Mayor Brittain ordered a police

investigation.

ll l|Eii0llIll

MR. THOMAS P. REILLY

Mr. Tholnss Philip Reilly. late of

Syracuse. N. Y. formerly of llbrest Hill, P. E. I. passed away in the city of Syracuse, on May l, 1905, at 2 A. M.

The body was intercd

Hope Cemetrv, U1 Boston, Mass- achusetts, Friday afternoon, May 3. His daughter Katherine and her husband William Cowie ,and his son Daniel accompanying the remains to Boston. where he lived for over forty years. He will rest with his wife Annie, who died a few years ago.

Besides the immediate members

of his family, he leaves to moum his passing, his brothers and sister. Mrs. 'Neil J. MacDonald of Mid- dieborv. Mass, his only sister, mourn their loss with keen sym- pathy. His brother, Peter N. Reilly of Forest Hill. P. E, I. and another brother, Maxwell, of Buoksport, Maine, and Andrew, of Boston, Mass.. and Daniel, of Murray Har- bor, P. E. I.. and James, of Gsspereaux, P. ll. I., all mourn the loss of their brother .who was their eldu' ,and their council and guide in many ways. The late Mr. Reilly visited his native home about five years ago, after sn absence of nearly 40 years. It was h to sae sslln.. birth, ln-

mortal fri¢Idl.

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HARRISON, ` Nu-Back

Corsetiere

Here Today

MRS. HARRISON.. N uBack Corsetier, brings her new line for Spring and Summer, expressing the late ideas in founda. tion garments.

Mrs. Harrison is an

expert Corsetier and her advice will be of the .ut- most value to any lady seeking the best in foun--

Telephone 49 for

appointment _

FRIDAY - SATURDAY

MAY 3rd and '4th

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B0y’s Dress Shirts. Coi- ors Blue, Tan and White Each . . . . . . . . . 49c Boy’s Fancy Sweaters. Sizes up to 14 years. 59c Children’s Fancy Sweat-

_ ers. Sizes 2 to 8 years 29c

Boy’s Biousesj All sizes.- Each 39c Boy’s Blue Cheviot First Long Pants $1.35 Boy’s Tweed Caps .. 39e Boy’s Blue Cheviot and

' Tweed Shorts 59e

Boy’s Overall Pants . 79c Men’s Work Shirts . 59c

in the Basement

Men’s Overall Pants $1.00

' Men’s Fancy Tweed Caps

Each . . . . . . 79c Men’s Fancy V-Neck Sweater 98c Men’s Broadcioth Shirts Colors Blue, Tan, Grey and White 79c Men’s Heavy Overall Pants. Double seat and Knee $1.39 Men’s Worstcd Dress Pants $2.50 Men’s Balbriggan Under- wear, Union Suits. At 59c and 79c

dation garments. \ _ _

Silk

` Lot Silk Scarves. Some lined some unlined,

Scarfs 39c

all fancy styles and colors.,_Values up to 89c. Special . . . . . .. .. Each

Lot Windsor Ties and Four-in-Hands 15 Allfmy ¢01ors.............r:»¢h U

Ladies’ Handbags. Black and Brown

' only, Assorted styles. Special price

Ladies’ Cape

fancy trim. $2.00. Special

Ai t

colors to

Patons 8: Yarn, 1 oz.

»-.

, Akts*

‘-.

- 1 oz. balls.

° ‘ \ 4 Fancy Printed Crepe.

3% Tweed patterns. 7 colors

-` Ladies’ fancy colored Handkerchiefs Q41; 6 for P"i°° *L25* s°l° Pri”

\ I

Ladies’ Charnoisette Gloves, good assort-

ment of colors and sizes. Slip on Extra special, pair

Skin Gloves Brown

only. All sizes. Pair Ladies’ French Kid Gloves. mostly all with

Regular values up to

sale price . . . .._ Pair

select from. Regular l8c

ball. Special sale price . . . ... ball l5c

Baldwin’s “White Heather” skeins. Good assortment of

Qi _ colors. Regular 25c skein. SP¢¢l3| an-, Skain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 20c ” ‘ii °’ Angora Yarn '/4 oz. Balls, Pink. Blue,

Brown, Grey, Black and White. Regu- lar 35c ball. Sale price . . . .._ ball 25c Berlin Tapestry Yarn for needlepoint work. Large assortment of colors. Special price . . . . . . ... 2 Skeins for 5c Brush Wool. 10 colors to select from.

. . . . . . ...3ballsfor25c

5. 9* ' French Castile Soap. 1 pound bars-

Monarch Dove 15c

Monarch Dove .Yarn, I oz. balls. 50

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Pure Silk 4

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regular $1.60

75c yd.

Pure Silk Kongoori,

. _f.='-ig’ 'fun

"-_;_j, white and Pink only. .V Regular $1.60. Sale price r ,Yard ............... 756

Regular prices up ,to $1.95 yard. Sale price 98c Striped Crepe, light col- ors, suitable for summer dresses and shirt waists. Regular prices up to $1.85 yard. Sale price Yard . . . . . . . . 851:

to select from. Regular

Yard . . . . . . . . 85c Small lot light shades all wool dress material.

Small lot Children’s Dresses sizes 2 to 14. Clearing. Each 50c Glrl's Dresses. Sizes 2 to 14 guaranteed fast colors all up to date styles. Special 98c_ Children’s Dresses. Sizes L 4 and 6 only. Knitted wool, assorted colors. Special, each 98¢ Small lot giri’s warm Knitted Dresses. Sizes 8 to 14. Clearing $1.25

$1.50 . . . . . . . . . . .

Sizes32to38 . . . . . . . ...

Wom.en’s Cotton Vests and White.

For . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._

50. Wonderful value Attractive Sweaters. All

8/1 to 10. E P

New shipment of nice fitting Brassieres

All Sizes VESTS 29!! BLOOMERS

W`omen’s Broadcioth Slips. All colors

I and sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Wash Taffeta Slips, fancy lace

trimmed, tea rose, peach, white &89G

Slightly soiled Blouses worth up to $1.50 _

New Spring Blouses.

14m20 ........... .... ....... ..

New Osmor House Dresses. Sizes 14 to 00 `

ssssassusuus I

84 to 42 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Women’s Cotton Hose. Sizes 8'/1 to 10 At . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Women’s Rayon I-lose, new Sprmg colors. Sizes I ach air 35c

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“Yardstick of Values ” in the Economy Shop .

- Children’s Silknit Pyjamas. Regular

for

"a`n`&` `s`|2»b}\§$ié.` Pink

shades. Sizes W

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Pair

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3 Pairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

li M

» '_ 19;; Bar 2 Bars 35c 3 Bars for 50c 1

‘i'ice‘ii\§5L

_»\¢,;_, ‘ Special Rayon Crepe for sport dresses 2 C

, , etc. 36 inches wide. Pompadour Blue,

:warn we--1 ,Q-n v Maize, Nile Green and Tea Rose '

__'...r ` ~ Yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... f~.:;»f _v kr'-'-"""”"""' ' Modess 2 for 45c

$13.50, dt ° BDU -..,,~,,,, $21.50.

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man interut, and religious belief. For a man who was deprived of the higher learning .and who had worhed hard all his life, he was a marvel of knowledgeon things of history, economics, politics and religion.

I-Ie had a profound belief in his fellow man and an implicit faith andtrustin0od.Withhispasl» 1n¢,ther¢ goes forth to his reward. another son of P. I. I. who shall sleep in the soil of his adopted country, in Boston. which has bs- come so dear to the minds oi' many Canadians, who have this sacred bond of death, which their friends and relatives, now have established between Osnsda and the United states ,not thru the violence of war. but the naturalness of peace.

(Patriot please 00W)

. BTAINS ON PIANO KIYS

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3333.532? iZ°....."‘I‘....Z.."'.‘I.‘°ii.’Ii‘ Urging Our Citizens

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To Trade Imperially

Aa a means of giving some real and lasting effect to the KLng's Bllver Jubilee Celebration the Canadian Ohsrnber ot commerce

the Boards f Trade

has requested 0 throughout 'Ihe Dmniniim to endeavour tnplaob before the citizens of Canada the need fm- continued efforts oh behalf of in- creased nnpire Trade for the further binding together and

Prem a recent issue of "Our

ltnpire", which is a msaslins. is- sued in London, higland by the Returned _soldiers organisation, very interesting accounts are gfvsn in regard to the British Industries Fair. which at Olynmia

Loudon. ducts of faotrlsrr parts of exhibition

adisu

5- e “itat is § iii egg;

plarlii

strengthening or the Empire ss a he

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Commerce stated that all ll‘°Vi°\ll records had been eclipsed and orders had been received fora variety et canadian goodl from buyer! in the British Islands and from Abroad.

Thexii Qil llitl Oidfl

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am tM;“l¥\DiN':Il\iMti|;a1;. It il £1 Dum soenbeco\\\Pleted‘;”h`l`dh'|1\ elim

alargs npreasutatlou<oi'thapro- ductsot

ser sg gggiiié %§£@$s §!e.5§§é§ E; _ § sg itil ‘iiaii

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li? igaégiii age; ?

lilnoirs

noourage

suggested to our

surlngnext week

futureaspeoial iedilvlil and

M . U - given their life blood in sn effort to build up and develope the Empire. het those who ht" survived th! last lint conflict. and those who have since been born play their pa.-t in the future esmsnting together of so great a heritage. Ins Hsiestfs silver .lubileeisagoodtimefornewand sincere action along this line.

Hepburn Scores Dionne Manager

(0. P.._%Glardiau's Special WIN) MTA A, 3~¢harp otiti-

ciun of no a. "manager" ot the Dianna cf Uallsndsr, ont.. for his activities in connection with the

famous quintugl:ts, was voiced Z Premier into li 1'. lfspburn Ontario. when interviewed here to-

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Announces Next Govt. Leader

(0. P. ly 0aardian's special Wire)

UITAWA. Ml! 3--Premier Mill' chel In Hepburn today annountcd mr °I£°n¢nt it me nm vr°v1°° oiale tion.

"ln-mayor wuuun stewart cl

'mronto 'rhsre' is no doubt about it," he replied when ated WN wouldbethenext iesderof tb* Ontario -

conservative part! nnwrn an in mach! ill

the Ontario 1081315911"

alled until santé. M1134

federal h his

ESS §§”“f` iii? £3 gr

until they are at least tive Wm old." Mr. Hepbum said. Plym! tribute to Dr. A. R. Dafoe. Mf- Heptvurn dsserihld him ss one ol the most lovable of msn.

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