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lThiaoolnmniareaervedlernenel local interest but advertialng of a uevny nature may be Inserted at 5 ocnta a word atriotl! ll!- able in advance.

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TIIAT ALL-AKEIICIN IIIIIDY FAMILY IN A IlllND-NEW, GRAND-NEW LlUGll-LOVE- AND-THRILL IDVENTIJIE!

IIDY mike: the Wild Welt wilder. . .Marian Iove-ianoele buckin’ cow- boy. . . ludqo Hardy out- Iztarfl aimlhooiin’ iuatioe in the laugh-crammed, excitement-packed "lop p0r"d allHardy pictures.

A D D E D ‘ MUSICAL COMEDY ROBERT BENCHLEY

DAILY 3.15 — 7.00 -- 9.00 P. M

VOTE FOR BABY!

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i DON'T FOI-EGET uiiroéo Dance 1 tonight Oddfeiiows Hall.

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ADVERTISERS- Advertlsemenis for insertion the following day must be in this or. fice not later than 11 o. m.

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SKYWAY LOVERS-A thrilling portrayal of the love and tribula- tions of an airway hosfesg-_is the Guardian's new serial story start- ing next urek.

sorrow rpIFoiEtry - Livestock feeds fresh from Factory to Farmer and Rancher.

WOMEN'S FELT HATS, hedd size 23 inch and 34 inch to clear 89 cents. Robinson and Wilde, 141

Great George Street. L~1026-5-4-2i.

CAVENDISH CHARGE. — Wor- Slllb 0n Sunday. May 71-h in North Riustico at 11 A. M. Stanley Brit’ c at 3 P. M. and in Cavend sh at 7§l0 P. M. Geo. W: Tiliey Minister.

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CORBECTIONP-In the. In mem- loriam of Malcolm MacPherson of Glen Valley the name o! John A, of lWatertorwn, Mass, youngest son of ithe deceased was inadvertent] omitted L-1020-5-4-1 .

CELANESEHSLIPS size l4 to clrar 69 cents. Rchinson at Wilde. L-1026-5—4-2i.

| SUNGLO FEEDS are Better and I Cheaper. Made according to the >~ best Formulae, and of the best Ingredients alwaya

MARGATE PASTORAL CHARGE. —Suncla_v, May 7th. Margai-e Sun- day School 10 A.M. Services 11 AM.

l Ci fion 3 P. M. Long River Smiciay i. School 10.30 A, M. Serwccs 7.30 RM. ' Li—1022-5-4—1i.

FLANNELL JACKETS. Rid, Brown and Nav to clear $1.98. Roblnton 8a W de. L-l02B-5-4-2i.

1 THE PRESBYTERIAN Church ‘ In Canada-Erookfield Change. {Services next Lord's Day: Brook- field 11 a. m. Glasgow Rood 3 p. m, HurLer River 7:30 p. nrL 931

size 32 to 42 to clear $1.98. o in- k son and Wilde. L-lOZB-Svli-‘rli.

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MERRIE MELODIES that fact being realized.

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8- — 7.00 - s45 P 1w SATURDA ' ‘ vitamin C, which is required for .- . wrv s? M-ATINEE 2'30 norinal toth development and EVE hea thy gums. Admfigc ‘it is the most. elusive oi vita- mit5--what the experts call chemi- Chlld Under- cally unstable-and while it is l2 Yrs.—2'lc_ found iri most abundance in ca!b— ' bage, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers! _ » spinach. radishes,

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All vitamins, to some degree, are imost abundant in fresh ioodsa fact which enhances the value of the home garden for the family with children especially. ‘The products o! the home garden may be served a few minutes after they are pick- ed. and thus consumed with their maximum vitamin content. ‘Inn- dcrnesa and flavor are also at their

r i Quantity of food is no longer the

‘index -to a properly balanced diet _ and children especially may lack certain essential elements without

Oi all vitamins, perhaps the most important for growing children is

cucumbers. l: onions and citrus fruits, it quickly _ deteriorates when the vegetable or fruit is harvested. To be sure it is - present. you must be sure the food

Health and vigor are promoted ‘ ; by vitamin A. The pigments called ' carotene, found in many vegetables |are the sources of this important

An adequate supply helps

8:45 p.m.—Milltnry gunner; by to build up resistance to disease,

I an Army Band. DJD, 11.77 meg‘ ‘especially for children. Asparagus. "' carrots, celery,

lettuce. string beans, tomatoes, yellow turnips, and flQq-RH,‘ several other vegetables are rich

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foods Stimulation oi appetite and diges- ltion. as well as growth-promotion. iis their special province. Adliaok of English, them w'll cause nervous senses

land tendencies. as well as pellarra. ‘They are found ln peas. beans, and

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May Sales in Charlottetown clothes of Summer. S. A. MacDonald’

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$1.98

Printed Crepe Dresses, May Sale — — — — —- Wash Dresses, slightly soiled, worth $2.98, clearing glitz;

Sale — — — — — — — — — — — - — _ _ _' "' Crepe Dresses, long sleeves, May Sale Special — — $138 Chiidren’s Coats, slightly soiled, worth up to $10.50 May

Sale _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ - - - - — $3.95 6 Ladies’ Suits, worth up to $22.50, clearing May Sale $5.00 12 Ladies’ Coats_ sizes 40 to 50. May Sale —- - — $6.95 6 Three Piece Knitted Suits, special May Sale - — $5.95 Sports Jackets from — — — — — — — — —$2-9B Ill! 59-95 Two Piece Knitted Sport Dresses, clearing May Sale $1.98 Crepe Dresses, slightly soiled, May Sale Special - — $2.98 Ladies’ Tailored Suits — — — — — — Q1535 to $29.50 Ladies’ Coats, — — — —_-—-—— -- --$6.95 to $29.50

S. A.’s MAY $ALE- ruunsntv, FRIDAY, SATURDAY

are always gay events, ushering in as they do the light, bright

s have a most complete line of furnishings for both ladies and gentlemen and an inspection of the items listed here will be certain to make you one of the hundreds of shoppers who will hurry here for the opening on Thursday,

illillinery Department

Ladies’ Straw Hats, clearing May Sale ——-————--— . Ladies’ Straw Hats, worth $1.9 May Sale - - — - — — $1.79 Ladies’ Silk Hate, worth $2.95, clearing May Sale — — - $2.49 Ladies’ Felt Hats worth $1.98 May Sale Speclal- -- — — — $1.79 Calots, all colour-a, Special May Sale-—-——-——- .49 Children's Cotton Pantie Dresses, clearing May Sale -- — — .59 Balance of Children's Winter Dres- ses, also Crepe Dresses, up to 14

size‘ May Sale — -- — — - .98 Clearance oi Flannelette Pyjamas, MaySale-——————— .59

Clearing line of Children's Fleece-

‘ lined Sleepers. May Sale — .49 A special line of Children's Silk U n d e r w e a r, clearing May

Sale — — — — — — -- .25: Ladies’ House Dresses, odd sizes,

worth up to $1.49 May Sale .79c 'A Clearing line of Nurses Uni- forms, May Sale Special $1.00

Hosiery 8i Glove Dept.

Ladies’ Chiffon & Crepe Chiffon Hose, regular $1.50. May Sale 89c Substandards in Chiffon and Semi- Service, all sizes and colors — 59c Clearing line of Ladies Kid Gloves, all colours May Sale — — $1.39 Ladies’ Chamolsette Gloves, May Sale Special — — - — - — 49c

All the newest shade: ln Chiffon Scarves May Sale — — — 69c Clearance of Ladies Handbags, May Sale — - - - - - $1.00

Special line of Ladies’ Dress Top- pers, clearing May Sale - — 98c Odd lot of Flowers May Sale Spe- cial — — - - - - - -_ 15¢ Kiddies Knee Length Hose, all col- ours and sizes May Sale — — 29c Leatherette Shopping Bags, May Sale Special — - - - - _ 19¢ Suede-finished Shopping Bggg Mgy Sale-----._._.._._25¢ Assortment of Yarns, regular 25c clearing May Sale — — - -'15c Satin Cushion Tops, worth $1.50 May Sale Special - - - - 98¢

Ladies’ Tweed Coats, assorted sizes, Turkish Special May Sale, each — $4.95

Ladies’ Silk Panties, May Sale

per pair — — — — — — .24

Ladies’ Silk Bloomers and Vests, May Sale Special. per gar- spec“ ment — — — — — — — .29

Ladies’ Cotton Hose, May Sale Special — 19c pr. or 6 prs for $1.00 Ladies’ Cotton Bloomers and Vests, May Sale, per garment — .24

Men's D

Men's Clothing Department Men

Men's Rain Coats, plain blue and fancy checks, Trench Style. May Sale - 56-00 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits, browns, greys and blues, sizes 36 to 46- —- — $12-95 Men’s Fancy Tweeds and Worsted Suits, 2 . pair Pants. sizes 36 f0 44 - —_— $16-59 15 Men's Top Coats, grey and brown tweeds, clearing May Sale -- — — $533 ' Boys’ Rain Coats, plain blue trench coats,

sizes 28 to 34 May Sale - — — —- $3.75 Men's Fancy Worsted and Tweed,

Pants- — — — - -.— —-$2-00 l0 $630» lng May Sa Boys’ Long Pantgsizes 28 to 36 May. Sale " Boys’

Special — -— — — — —- — —'— $150 Children's . Roofers, blues, greys and browns, sizes 2 to. -7 years. May Salk- — —- -- —- -- — —$2.-50 to $4.50 Boys’ Suits, all wool tweed, color blue and ' brown checks short pants, 6 to 9 years May Snle————i-—--- $3.00 Boys’ Suits, all , wool tweed, blue and brown checks, sizes 6 to 12 years — ‘$5.00 Boys’ long and Golf pants, all wool tweed, assorted patterns, sizes 8 to.12 years. May Sale——-—--------' 9.00 Youths" Long and Golf Pants Suits, all wool tweed nthecks, 10 to 16 years $11.00 i

- Men's Hate,

Men's Fancy

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* stiiaoiito’ All Wool Tweed orin Worsted p. Suite, sizes 32 to 37, 2 Pairs long pants; MaySala Special g- - uaso- to smso

fiiargain Basement SPECIALS

ing May Sale, pair - — Men's Red Back Overalls, Special May Sale, pair - - - - Men's Red Back Pants, May Sale

Men's Cnttonade Panic, good qual- ity, May Sale, pair — — — $1.19

May Sale Special. each — Men's Cotton Hose, fancy, May ,

Sale - 19c pr. or 6 prs. for $1.00 i Boys’ Comb. Overalls, up to size 14,

clearing May Sale, suit -

pr. pants, May Sale Special per suit—V---__.._ Also all other items at special

Ladies’ House Dresses, assorted patterns, May Sale Special each — — — — — 69c to $1.00 Turkish Toweliing, clearing May Sale, per yard — — — — — .10 YOIIl-DS’ Turkish Towels, May Sale Special pair — — — — — — —— — .19 Turkish ‘Towels May Sale Special pair — — — — — — — - . saving prices.

Men's Red Back Overalls, clearing May 8ale-——————-————— Men's Blue Railroad Shirts, 2 collars. May Sale Special—-——————-— Men's Caps, all sizes and colors. May Sale--——-———-——— $1.00

' Men's Ties, new patterns, special May siiio----------- .25 Men's Dress Shirts, sizes 14 to 17 May Sale Special —--———— ——--- $1.00 Men's Brush Wool Zipper Sweaters, clear-

‘Blouaes, plain or fancy May .35

Sale—--—-————---

Special--—-—-——---

Men’: Broadcloth Pyjamas. May Sale

Sale 20c pr. oritl pra. for - -_ _ Men's Overall Pants. May Stale

Towels, extra large, clear- .89

$1.29

l,pair——-——— .98

ress Shirts, plain or fancy .69

.98 Tweed Suits, one and two

$2.50

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‘s Furnishings

$1.26 $1.25

le——————— $15.00

genuine fur- felt, May Sale 2.00

Men's Work Shirts; clearing May Sale .75

-7-~-—-——-— $1.50 Dress Socks, clearing May. $1.00 Spe-

"“"'__""-'-— $1.15

e Boys’ Broadcloth Pyjamas, clearing May

M» v0 " to’

‘ Special

Lingerie Department Clearance of Crep d - Slips, regular $2.e00 llltlay S33]:

Satin Tailored Slips, straight woi-ui saoo oiiu $2.79 -_ _ m,’ Plaid Taffeta Petticoat, May 33],, Special — — —- — - _ _ $159

Silknii. Pyjamas, regular $8.50 pulp,

Clearing May Sale - - -- $235 Ladies’ Satin and Crepe-de-chene ‘Pyjamas, May Sale — Half Price Satin Gowns, lace trimmed, clear- ing May Sale — - - Half Price Broken lines in Rayon Gowns, May Sale Special — — - -- - .93 Ladies’ Satin Panties, special May Sale————~---—--— .39 Harvey Woods Panties, regular 50c

May Sale Special — - — .39 Satin and Crepe-de-chene Dance Sets, Special—May Sale — .98 Girdles, $2.50 value, special for

May Sale — — - - _ - $1.29 Ladies’ Lastex Girdics, all sizes. May Sale Special — — — .79 Brassieres, all sizes, clearing May Sale — — — — — — — —- .25

Yard Goods ‘ Department

Wool Coating, worth $3.00 per yard. clearing May Sale, yard -— $1.00 Plain and Rough Crepes, May Sale Special, per yardi - - — Printed Silk Crepes, floral and tweed designs, May Sale Special per yard — — — — — — 39 Assorted Wool Plaid, clearing May Sale -- — —- —- Half Price Silk Bed Spread, two pillows five piece vanity set May Sale $4.95 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, May Sale Special per yard — — — 39 8-4 Bleached Sheeting, May Special per yard — — — — Sheets, 72 x 99 substandards, clear- ing May Sale, each — — 31-19 Sheets, 81 x 100 substandards, clear- ing May Sale, each — — 51-29 Unbleached Sheeting 9-4, May Sale per yard — — — — — — 34 Unbleached Sheetings 8-4, May Sale per yard — — — — — — ~31 Pilow Cotton 40 inch, May Sale Special, per yard — — — 14 Pillow Cotton 42 inch, M8!’ Sale Special per yard — — — 27 Colored Crinkle Bedspreads, 72x90 May Sale, each — — — — 51-13 Colored Crinkle Bedspreads 80x100 May Sale, each — — — - $l_-39 Table Cloths, Rayon 50x50, clearing May Sale, each — — — — -3_5 Table Cloths, colored border 50x67 May Saie_ each — - — — 53 Rayon Table Cloths 52x66, MB)’ Sale Special, each — — — ~63 Rayon Table Cloths 50x50, Sale Special, each — — — 39 Rflyflll Table ciouio 54x54, May Sale Special, each _-55 Flowered Chintz, 36 inch_ clearing May Sale, per yard —- —- _-l1 Flowered Chintz, 27 inch, clearing ‘May Sale, per yard -= — J4 ciirtoiii Net. Miiy Se" Per Yard — — — 14¢ 16°18“ Silk Curtain Net, May Sale, pf!‘ y!“ ._ _ _. ._ _ 35c 31c Inc

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