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Zjcalmwri-ilrows. Mu w. 100s {AG-MN .

Substandard Colored Terry

TOWELS

Clearing, direct from great English Mill

Probably the biggest makers of Terry Towels in Lan- cashire send us these at a price that saves you about one third.

Size about 17 x 33”—3 for -— — — -— — -— — — — 35c Size about 17 x 36”—3 for - — — — - — — — 40c Size about 18 x 86" and H) x 40”—3 for — — - 45c Size about 20 x 40”—-3 for — - - -- - -- - -- 60c Size about 21 x 42”--3 for — - — - -- - -- - 70c Size about 22 x 45“ to 27.x 50"—-3 for -— — — 85c Sine about 22 x 45" to 24 x 48”—3 for — — — $1.00 Size about 24 x 45”—-2 for — — - - - - - _ 75c Size about 30 x 50"—2 for — — - - - - - - $1.00

1O outstanding Sale Specials !

Ends of Sanforized White Broadcloths pre-shrunk 1 to 8 yard lengths, 36” wide, worth 38 cents yard at half regular price — - - — -- - - 19c yard

Wabasso Colored Poplins 36" wide worth 40c yard. clearing at - - _. __ _. ._. _ ggcynd

Wabasso Hand Drawn Hemstitchedl Sheets, worth $4.00 pair. On sale at - - - _. ._. $193 pair

Wabasso Hand Drawn Hemstitched Pillow Cases 42x33" W011i! 31-00 Pair, on sale at 69c pair or 8nairfor—-------_____ 32,00

Rayon Bedspreads in Rose, Blue, Gold, Green and Ivory 80 x 100” — - - - - -- - $1.59 each

Colored Bordered Rayon Table Cloths 51x51". worth 68c. On Saleat—----____. 45cm“,

Scotch Lace Table Cloths 72x90" - _ _ 51,93 each

Colored Bordered Linen Glass Towels 17x28” 7 for $1. Colored Bordered Typed Linen Glass Towels 20x30” 5f0r——-- _ _ _ _ _ _ _____,_$1_00

Linen Huck Face Towels, a fine quality 18 x 33" 59c pr Linen Huck Face Towels, with damask borders 17 x 32” regular 85c for----__._____59¢ pa“.

Sub-Standard Henimcd Unbleached Sheets 72 x 90" $1.29 pair.

Sub-Standard Homstitched Bleached Sheets 72x99” 2.89 pair

lab-Standard Heinstitohcdl Bleached Sheets 81x100" 2.89 pair

Notice Re intoxicated llrivers

g The Highway Traffic Act of 1986 provides that any person convicted of driving, or being in charge of, a motor vehicle while intoxicated shall have his operator's license cancelled for a period of at least a year. The Act further provides that _his license shall not be reinstated within the period of cancellation.

The Legislature has therefore taken away all db- crstion to reinstate licenses which have been cancelled for intoxicated driving, and no applications for such rein- statement can be considered under any circumstances.

l’ r. s. FIELDING,

’ ' Provincial Secrets AQ...._1..--.-..- 1-. --. A_AA “H11, 1 .

L-ises-ii-is-zs-c-i '

DIPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS AND mcnwsvs Pltoviuca or PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

li0Tl0E T0 Tlilliili UVIIIEIIS

CONTRACTORS for the bituminous paving work in tllh Province will require a number of dump trucks suit- able for the hauling of gravel and ssphaltic mixtures.

The Department is therefore anxious to obtain a list of all parties owning suitable dump trucks in the Province

who are desirous of obtaining labour on these projects. All parties are requested to register at the office of the iDsputy Minister of Highways, before the 25th day of May, flhcir nsnic, address the type of truck that they have and Jthe plscc in which they are willing to work.

L. B. MacMILLAN, Deputy Minister of Highways

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. Y’, I I HOW THE MONEY WENT

ROAD UEEDPS COUNTY Section o. 11 (0595.24)

Cairns. Floyd $1.25 Callback, ’Willis.m $1.00.

rge, W. B. $4.00.

Lesrd, Stafford $11.75. lowther Eric $4.00. Luque, lllyﬂwlldoaltw. Luquc, John $6. , Manning, George $1.653,

Matters. Aeneas $1.00. Mayhew, Wendell $8.00. Ms hew, Robert $8.05. lvfolyneaux, Fred $0.50. M vinn, James $19.50. MoAvlnn, Joseph 1103p McAvinn, Ollie $20 25. McDonald. Emmerson $5.76 McDonald. Albert $13.00. McDonald. Fred $7.00. McManus, Lewis $2.00, McNally, P. J. $2.25. McVittie, Mark $22.40. McVittie, Heath $5,z5_ Newson, Har Sr. $1.50. Nicholson. Jack $11.68, Norton. Robert $10.00. NOFWH. ESL of H, V. $3.20, Cakes, Robert $2.00, Cakes, Harold $9.50, Parker. Howard $1.00 Parker, Lloyd $9.00 PEFKBI‘. Stanley $7.25. Rogersoii, I-lallett $5.00. Rogerson. Andrew $2.00, Sharron, Lewis $4.76, Sherren. Edward $1.00, Sherren, Stewart $4-00, Sherren, George $4.00, Douglas, Sherren $4.00. Sherren, Clifford $100. Sherren, Arthur $2.00,

Stewart, John $4.05 Stordy, Chester $19.25. Sturdy, Lyman $7.50. Stordy. Ralph $7.00, stoi-dy. Elmer $5.00. Sturdy. Bertram $7.00. Stordy, John L $3.00, Stordy, ‘Thomas H. $9.50. Albert $5.00.

Trowsdale, Eddy $5.00, Trowsdale. B. J. 8.15. Weddell, John $2 00. Waddell. Maurice $4 00, Williams, Rodd $8.25. Williams, Gordon $47.90. Wilson, Chester $10.72, Wilson. Flenton $7.00. Wood & Co $7.73.

Total — - ~ - - -- 4595,23 Section No. 12 ($276.68)

Bradley, Peter $0.00 Bradley, Fredrick $6.72. Bradley, John W. $3.00. Bradley. James A, $2.00. Carragher. Joseph $2 00. Carraghor, Edwin $2 00. Carragher, Edward $3.00, Duffy, George $6.75. Duffy, Michael $8.50. Duffy, Patrick $6.75. Flood, Frank J. $6 50. Fl .

$3.00.

Higgins, Mark $2.00. Hughes. Stephen $5.00. Kelly, Prank $1 00. Kelly, Joseph $3.00- Kelly. Willi-ed $2.00. Malone, Matthias $3.36 Monaghan, Ambrose $11.86. Monaghan, Philip $2.75. Monaghan, Edmund $1.00. Monaghan, Emmett $2 00. Monaghan, Joseph McAvinn. Herbert McDonald, Francis McDonald, John A. McKenna. W. J- McKenns, Kewn $0. McKenna, Charles McKenna & Son C .

33$ 838$

.9“ s

Total ——--—-—---—-O2ll.l5 Section NI. ll ($004.91)

guso Flood, Joseph $5200. Gillis, Nicholas $4 30. Greenan, Peter $10. 6. Higgins, Melville $4

$ Howatt, Fenton $12 .00.

2. . Inman, Charles $4.80. LeBrache, Bud $4.00. Malone Ephrlam $28.00

Monag en, W am McDo

McFarfane, Walter $3.86. Mclllarlane, William $18.40. McKinnon, Howard $20.60. McKay, George $4.00. " cKinnon, Ivan 82:50. . C

M luarrie. John $2.90, Peters, William $10 00, Regerson. John $2.00. Shaw. Myron $10.58. Snow, Seymour $19.00. Tools, El ison $16 00. Tidebash, Bud $5 Toole,_Peter $36.98

Trainer. Charles $5.0. Trainer, Victor $5 50. Vessey, Cyrus $24 00

Wright Bros. Ltd

Total -- __ -- - -—-_:$884.91 Section No. 14 ($1,141.95)

Bell. Dougsld $37.75. Buchanan, John $21.50. Buchanan. Roan

$5. . Campbell. Abner $8.75. Carrsgher, Peter $12.00. Csrrsgher, Theodo Carragher, Frank $1 Carson, George $1 Condon. John C. Condon, Patrick $11.00. Condon, Everett $4.00-

Conway, Wilfred $1.00. Cms Crosby, Clark $22.44.

McManus, Linus $5. . McMsnus, Thomas $10. MoManus, Louis $2.00. McQuaid, William 86.86,

McQuaid, Hubert $0.72.

Nantes, Russell $7.00. l Nantes, John $6.00. l

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Smith, Stephen $2.00. Smith. Russell $4.75. ‘Prainor, John W. $31-30- Trainor Bennett 93-00- Weddell, William $1.00.

To“; _ _ _ _ - — —-$2'16.66 Section No. 12-A (‘$48.15)

Ashley, James W. $8.8. Ashley Malcolm $24 9°- Barrett. Ambrose $0 25. Clarkin, James B. 85-00- Coady, Aeneas $2.50. Corrie . Jacob $5.00. Costel o. Norbett 5.00. Costello. William 3 50. Costello, Edwin $4 00. Costello, Francis $3.50. Costello. J. P. $2.00. Cudmore, Sheldon $2.00. Cudmore, Robert $100. Curley, Amos $100. Cusack. Peter 40.50.

Gass. Dan l 17-50-

Gass, Sanford $22 00. Griffin, William 00.50. Hagen, Joseph $24.00. Jardlne, Art ur $3.00.

K1 ins, Aeneas 85-75-

Lu er Mrs. C. M. J0-

Crosby, Clayton $10.75. Crosbyumerett $24.25. Crosb

e, Sheldon $2.00. Dsrrach. Charles $20.00. "ennell dz Chandler Ferguson, Ivan $10. 8. Ferguson. Eric $2.00.

Class, Harland $22.20.

Hickox. Suurgeon $9.00.

lament, Lemuel $23 ings

Le i ton Dani v e, “gal Willi

McDougali, Lloyd 84 00 McDougall. Lallle $1. Mcbougsll. John Angus McDo

McFsdyen, John

McKinnon, Burton $8.00. McKinnon. Robert $0.50. McKlnncn, Herold McLeod. Stephen McLeod

2 Mclnod. Oliver $24.00

McMsnus. John J. Jun

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CIGARETTES

curs PLANTS

ANNUAL BEDDING H4O R PLANTS-Aster. Stocks. Pct in the following colors. Blue, Rosy Mom. Hamill: Velvet. ite Fringed, Balcony snixedv- M9- 4' [01], Verbena Zinnia, Balsam. Porlulscs. Boa Mill"!!!- Phlox, Cosmos. Ko or B11111!!! Bush, lobelin (dwarf). Label-l. (ti-silica) Sweet Alyséum. Msrlsolil.

Psnsies. English Daisy. Csrnltiml and Dianthus advanced very Isa-Te Zlnnls, Sslvis, and all donbe Petunia.

PERRENIALS AND BIENNIALS- One year old-Pauly. lish Dally- Forgetmenot and Carnot on at 10c each, postpald. Fox alove. Canter- biuw bell, and Sweet WilliI-m 15¢,

— Columbine 2 year old 25c 22h. Double Hollyhock and Delph- inium 20c.

VEGETABLE PLANTS — Extra Early Cabbage Cauliflower l-ntl C cry 20c per doz. $1.50 nor 100- Second Early Cabbage and Cauli- flower 20c 1

hehdoz. .l5o¢r1°9-R :Jh Srmllood, C1: Extra Early Tomato 40c per dos. giver 0 n a w

I400 Tomato 30c oer dos. P09 80c dos. Cucumbers and Held - tuce 25c dos. All the above plants are now ready for pllntlﬂl- NOTE—Late Cabbage for fall and winter use. not ready before JII-ne 15411-300 per 100. by Inn-ll 85c. 14k:

Aul Cauliﬂower we dw- 75v w‘ 10° W‘ 08; Doreen Bell. 0s; Jonnhli son, Md- 97; Bernice Pound. 97; Mai- orie

Ford, s0; Sarah Hyde, 0e; Hilda 'i;':“.'.'."..:..°.*.l'...'2'l..::":"s“.¥ sol "};.,“,f,‘,‘.'..Z“ D1330. *";';P"~;,.;:.=,. c , Store and F. W. Woolworth, Queen‘ Jug“, 95 m5, gry§nwn_ 94;

lStIeet. have our plants for sale l fresh from our gardens iPlelse remit by money order, if

b vhwk M" If: “ﬂlellv- 5°" ‘a Hillltllla ncls, as; allure MacNelll,

We are always pleased to have

n. : Etta Clarke, 94; Hazel Smith, 93; MY- simlellir Crawford, so.

0n ‘lhurshy lslt the 0115110910‘ town Oollese was cloud for ﬂu llilnmef‘ holiday! “W” F“ cxessdhilly busy term Ind l" ‘i’ tendnucs above the svemse- T!" students were very b18111!’ @010‘- Ellfmllnll mwlslmétl

spe co-cipem . ' suit of which was evidenced in their finnl examinations. In P115‘ entinz the certificates and diolomll he stressed the confidence the musgg w‘; ' ' in those re- ceiving them, and warned them- in their own interest-m keep well gosted in the wonk over which they sd gone by constantly reviewing. for there is no such thlnl as stun - in: still, and it is wonderful how easily one slips. A veiw pleasant feature of the senion was the DN- scntstion of the medal awarded t0 the fastest typist of the term. which V this year was won by Mr. Vernon Gay, Jr.. who mule a. net of 52 words per minute on s fifteen min- uio test-with a deduction of ten; words for the slightest error. the speed is no record, the copy is certain] admirable.

The ollowing is a list of those who completed the Business Train- ing Course and received the certi- floats o! that demrmient.

Marguerite Gallant, Winsloe; Edith Agnew. Cardigan, Etta Lil-

lian Clarke Magdalen Islands; Jeannette Dennis. Otecry: Sin- clair Cmwfoid, Wood Islands; Eileen Jolmston, City; John Klok- , son. City: John MacLeod. Cityz‘ Davis Carson. City; Gladys Bell. ‘-

City; R. L. Stevenson, New Glas- gow; Wrixon Moore, Wcstmore- land; Ruth Puncher. City; Doreen l Bell. City; Arthur Gcdkin, City; Freda Colwlll. City; Irma Gill ross" Henry Vaillanoourt, Que- bec: r Ouillet, Quebec; Evelyn Taylor, ity: Thelma Jackson, Flor- tune Bridge; Edith Whitlock, City: Brenice Pound. City; Evelyn Mor- l ttmor. City: Dorothy Aulcl, Clyde

NO DOWN PAYMENT

. Now In Full Progress! Many Special Bargains!

ti’ cnrah Hyde, City; Marjorie Ford. Y. shorthand and Typewritlng De- - Dsnnents

Orthography —- Claire MscNeill. 100; Ireta Sutherland, 100; Eileen Johnston. 99: Gladys 13:11.98: Mar- guerite Gallant. 98: Dorot

Phone 602 Charlottetown Special Representative

— Ireta Sutherland. 98;

mlil 0rd"! 93; Hue] 51mm. 9'1; Log? Bryon. _______i._._.i.__.____

CM“, h 2_35_ Puncher, B5: John Higson. 96; ' lliaclqelllfmlelfgoy‘ ‘£10.00. |D°"°“ B°u~ 857 Bﬂfll“ Pmmd- 355 The desth of Mr. James Harris. IESTITUTE McNevin, Neil 00. Jeimei“ Denllls- 90- 3"“ smlmi a iolrmer resident of Roseneath, P. The M‘ mew“ o;

MoPhail, James

1h 399: sl htat error: Vernon Gay, 48.1: b0 1 Th", m p. q“ $25023: ﬁll: n‘, $35.25. H do "ﬁnals 47-1; Qlslre MM- willie gnu a. “ysunlfflnis removed

MoPhail, John C. $3.00. MoPhsil, Arthur $2.00.

McPhall. Bertram $9.50. McPhall, Bert $3.00. McPhail, Malcolm $29.86. MoPhaiL. Mack l3 50. McPhail, Fredrick $5.00. McPhail, Donald $9.00. McPhail, Cecil 4.00. McPhuil, Mrs. alter $3.50. McRae. David $10.00. ' McQuaid, Wlliam $5 00. O'Brien, Matthew $0.00. Osborne William $0 50. Salmond, Wellin ton $4.00. Salmond, Neil $ .50.

Seller, Waldron $2.00. Edith Agnew, 94: Jeanette Dennis. fectionately remembered by many 13pm Mrs R pope. pm, AgntI Stewart, Alexander $5.76. 98: Dorothy Auld, 95; Marguerite friends there, as well as in Cardi- and Mp5_ C_ wood were appointed T9013, Jgmgg A, 35,00 Gallant. 94; Ruth Puncher, 88: Ian, Montague, Georgetown and g committee to arrange program. Toole, Stephen $3 00. Sarah Hyde. 95: John Higson. 94: vicinity. His kindllness of spirit en- M;;_ um]; convenor of Bette! Toole, Water $10.64 . ‘melons. Jackson. 90: Eileen John- deared him to all who knew him. school, and Education and 11h.

Toole, Charles P. $12.00. ston. 9B; Dbreen Bell. 96-

Toole, Charles W $6.00, Toole, John Charles $8.76. Tools, Charles $8.00 Toole. William $2.00,

Wheeler, Henry $22.00. Smith, 83

Wheeler, Harry $12.25. ‘lbtal - — -- - — -— 41,141.85 Section No. l5 ($641.84)

Andrew Willis $4.00.

Byacqu er. Joseph $4.00.

Buote, elix $8.00.

Doiron, Alfred R. $8.83.

Doiron, Edgar $9 00. Doucette, Ernest $3.00 Doucette. Henry $11.70. Doucette. Andrew $1.00. Doucctte, Henry F $2.85 Gallant, T. M. $2.86. Gallant. Joseph $6.00. Gallant, Howard $18.00. Gallant. Clarence $18.08. Gallant, George $21.58. Gallant. Ernest $8 U0. Gallant. Reuben $2.00. Gallant. Andrew $1.00. Gauthier, Peter $11.40, Gr , Bruce $5.00, Hill, Ira $7 00. Hill. Herman $5.70. , Houston, Gordon $12.25. Houston. Henry $20.00. l . To Be Continued

_-_----_-... Use Minsrfs for dandruff.

I90: Sinclsg Crawford. 70.

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i _ I _ - 1997. ur ng s pas ear e a d 1 m r than“ 1, my; ton, so, Dorothy Auld. 0o. John resided at Port uitam, n. c. m“, ,,,,°,,;,{*,g. o... m Rid m, g 518500- 991 E1169" 30111150111. 90' with another dough r, Mrs. Dun- Etta. Clarke, 85; Marquerite Gal- can Mug, lant. 95: Ruth Puncher. 85: Thelma f M11 A “new Jackson, 85; Doreen Bell. 85; Mar- W0 yg5f5_ 1c ' D_ F‘ Mm“ M

MR. JAMES HARRIS

“3- 10 “ma” °” m" B: Cl. on May 7th. Mr. Harris was but Wood Charlottetown

- - I that year, he went to Murray- English — Ireta Sutherland, 100; VX1111,’ 3_ g_ when he lived with his “cﬁnlmléecggorm we"

assed sway at the age of ninety- Mrs

S k .

Joi-ie llkird. 80: Jeanette Dennis, 80: M , H 1 id i ed eld r ’

Hazel Smith. 75: oianys Bell. '15: in Clardlzldrnsggssbyeterllalh cilllren ten “1.':,§§,,,,,Mﬁ§"°{.‘,- p_ Mm . Sarah Hyde. 75; Sinclair Crawford. 1900 and for many ears was active "d M155 'M_ Mclﬁljnan‘

75. in Church and Sun ay School work. m,“ can -~c°1|e:t_l0n~_ plm; m shorthand Theory — Junior -— He was a highly respected farmer made for a cancer; u, be held iii Etta Clarke. 93; Gladys Bell. 92; of Rcsenesth, and will be af- who“ Th, president {Mp5 1-1011-

Bllll‘ and filled out.

WOOL WOOL WOOL

The Prince Edward Island Sheep Breeders’ Association again of- fers its services in assembling the wool clip of the Province for co-opern- tive marketing through the Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, Limit- ed_ Toronto.

Last year the volume of wool marketed in this way from this Prov- ince more than doubled that of the previous year. This fact indicated confidence in this medium of marketing and complete satisfaction with the prices secured. The Association set. the price at the full market level and compelled competing agencies to raise prices to this level. This year, wool prices are low, and farmers may sell outright lo the first buyer at a low prevailing price. Sheepmen should take no-‘c of this fact, however, that when you sell your wool through the (‘un- adian C0-operative Wool Growers, you not only receive promptly lll cash, at time of delivery, the highest prevailing market price, but also the rise in the market until the wool is ultimately sold through now?“ pert sales service at the most favorable periods of distribution. l.ll-~ rise in price will come to the wool patron at a later date

This year wool will be received after lune 10th and the week will?

mencing June 13th will be the Big Wool Week in Prince Edward Island. ‘Our agents will receive wool at various points in the Province at this time. .

Do not sell or ship your product until you contact for fuii par" culars, prices, etc.

The Sheep Breeders Association, Charlvttetew"

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F. A. $101931’! 58 Grafton St.

- —**'*""""'_-’QE]E pm, 5H5,‘ ;wl1li M, ' J J & s llings _ Hilda. r-fsneis. 100; llztatgluallleeruhldiﬁbgeﬂllll. emuligzel at Cyfebwvk-‘l’; 0-1 l? ell“ a s C ire MalcNeill, 100; Lois Bryeii- Smith, 3,3- 5“ m- ncmtiiv Auld 100- semi Hyde‘

Charlottetown. . - - ' w. _' '

L-oeo-c-l-Wed s. w. u. ggg, 1.233%, gmmnm}. ' , 03;. In Memonam ——--—-— guerite Gallant, 95: Eileen John- ston. 95; Etta Clarke, 90: Ruth

Hsmmonda Plains, N. S George E, barrister, Halifax

Funeral servicu were held lion the Murrayville Presbyterian Church and interment was made ii the Murrayvllls Cemetery.

CENTRAL ROYALTY WOMEN

°°°lm°d l" W" cwmlm" Royalty omen's Institute wu held at the home of Mrs. 0009

. . Th’ id tivifcillenlul Neill. 44-7. 1019 Bfllllmml- 435- with his arenta t0 Prince Edward led &9pre§,eeeﬁng_ {-1, gcgde"

MOPhillll ilnarles $18.00. Srneillli. zlmMai-maixodiqie rdiliislionuzel “ulna” w m h° “V” “mu 1930' “m3 “d "mm" "wmbm “mw”

R- 5”‘°Y ‘mm ccrrcs ndence read whch

l ti , N mlttees sren. st whose home be $1,220 aim-i“, 101.33?‘ MCRae all .

H1! Wife w ‘messed him many il kins convenor oi Agridll- shorthand Theory — Senior —- years ago. Surviving are three fff, h?!“ questionnaires niscusnd Hilda Francis. 05: Claire MacNeill, daughters, Emma, Mrs. Roy 95; Lois Bryenton. 93; Ireta Suth- pitt, Beaver Bank. N. 8.: Mar- Megﬂng adjmirned and a pleu- erland, 92: Marjorie Ford, 90; Hazel garet, Mrs. A. R. Steacy, Murray- m; 5mm 1mm- was spent. Lunch , ville B. 0.; Turle Mrs. Duncan was Bel-veg by the hostess, shorthand Transcription — Hilda. Mscissren, Port Coquitilnm, B. C: Jung meeting to be at Mrs. Weil-

Il_‘i_u_n_@,_1_0_0_;_lg_is__B_i-ygiton and four sons Ms or . J . Harris. d,“ Wood's h°m£_’

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