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SATURDAY

For Dresses Suits and Coats

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-—8HOP from Holman‘: catalog.

-MILK FOR SALE“ .08 per. quart. J. B. Mlllman, Kensingtou.

—FOR QERVICE- Registered » Yorkshire boar. Fraser Mann, lrishtown 116662 4 28 3i

__ -—CAPABLE-OOOK WANTED, or girl willing to learn. Apply at.

Queen Hotel, Summon-side. 116600426 6i

. -—TO LET-Large house with . modern improvements, nice lawn and garden, also burn, on Kirk V,‘ 3,1113%. Apply to G. W. Bell, Box / 27d, Summerside. 11511421 6i —iSUC,CElSSFUL SALE. The ladies aid of the Presbyterian Church, Summerside, held a very successful pantry and faint-y goods Bole recently, in the Photo Studio 0t Mr. P. L. Bowness. The iaroceeils amounted to $4101.00 —TRANSFERiRED Mr, Leslo Perrln o: ‘Futamugoilchti, N. S. but recently with the sum" of the Blink l0! Nilva Scotiu at B0l'(l('ll_ has been transferred to the llank in ‘Sulnmersidc. l —-PICTURE ENJOVED. ‘Patrons 0i‘ the Capitol Theatre wort- trini- "ll to a picturiziltinn 0i‘ "My Wild Irish Rose“ on \Vollnl=silny l1';,l»t, in lSummerside and tho picture "was highly conilntrntvll on by lilo {many patrons: present. . l ——»~-— . w. -—MORE" BURGLARS m sum ..,-.-AiMERSlDE. On 'i‘uestlay night hul= lslans entered Ihrﬂugh “h, luck

19°91‘ ill One of the business houses .l°" Water Street. l-ilttiiig away a

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—-sAl-s ersnnine tuusen at Clrsrmont, April 30m, Estate of J. J. Gillie. ll

-A‘l' A SPECIAL MEETING at the Kensiuston High School District held Friday, April 27th at 4 p. m. J. F. Protitt wan scrotum school trustee to iii-ll the vacancy caused by the death o! iihieihts Dr. F. W. Jardi-ne. A resolution of sym- pathy to the bereaved tamniy was extended on the records oi‘ the ‘meeting.

-TENDBR8 FOR CATERiNG AT NEW ANNAN RACES..—I-‘art- log wishing to tender for catering in either the dining or refreshment saloons (or both) at New Annaln Races, Aug. 15th, blouse communi- 0am with the secretary, James Pontlciglast, Reusing-ton at once- ‘Later on apply to J. J. MoKlnzlon. Race Track. The manugelnent has decided to let the catering b)’ tender in order to devote lnore time to the ruining. 4284i

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The Public Forum

(Continued iron Page 12) RURAL MAIL COURIEWS Llll the albuso and hard feeling that is always the outcome 0i’ glueh proceedings. Wihnt kind of ,winter roads can we have if this mode or doing business is allowed 'to go on. Has a road master illi- lhority or has he nut? it lint for the modest salary of seven dollars iii‘ "no collects all the road iﬂXvHl ilm better go to sleep. What kind. of :1 rondact have we any Wily and what kind o! a winter road

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We are showing a nice line in New Spring Suits, Poirot Twill, Serges and Tri- cotines in Blues and Blacks, ranging in price from $25.00 up..

Short‘ Skirw-Flannels, Tweeds and Homespuns, in Accordion pleated, Striped, Plaids and Plain, ranging in price from $9.00 to $14.50. I

1ll'l*~~v>=.-~.°tl1tyme Crepe Dresses with fancy trimming to match, $30.00 t0 $39.00, in Canton Crepe, Tricotine and Serge. We are showing a pretty little dress in Canton Silk, Paisley trimmed at - - ~ - - - - - $20-00

Another Stylish Dress in Canton Crepe, color Alnond Green trimmed with Paisley, pyfged .......-.................-$20.00

Sort-rc- Dl'PSSeB-—Regular stock made of good qtiality serge at $12.75, $13.50, $15.00 and $18.00.

One lot of last season's Dresses in taf- feta, Tricotine, Serge and Canton Crepe, offering at $7.00, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00.

5l>0<'i"ll>l'i1'@ri on all Ladies Suits left over from last season. Only one of each style, assorted sizes. 10 Navy Serge-s and 5 Home'- spuns, priced from $10.00 to $25.00.

Ylidvlhkiriﬁ in Silk and Satin, colors- green, blue, rose and moonlight blue, from $5.25 t0 $7.00.

_ Sedan Satin Bloomers at, $2130, Silk at $5.25.

Sivvﬂlvl‘ (‘out for early Spring wear, in Fawns, Blues and Greens at $5.35.

One Lot 0t‘ Sweater Coats to glear at $3.00.

(lot that Rain (‘out right now! Storm Resist-made from English Tweed, good stylish garment, priced $9.00.

Plain Bright Rubber Cont, good style, with white stripe, with cap to match $12.00.

Iiiulloa‘ Leatherette Coats in brown, just; the thing for wet weather, clearing at $10.

In Tweed, short length, leather trim - med, $9.00.

JUST TIIE 'I‘III.\'G FOR THE KID- DIES- —Pre'tty little rain capes with hoods, brightly lined, sizes 6 to 8, only $3.75.

High (‘lass English Rain (foatﬂ, just a sample of each at $17.00, $19.00 and $21.00.

b Also a few Gabardines in- the latest styles at $22.00. '

PATONSLTD.

ill "a" o: “l” ‘lulsllli’ "W" Fol-Sill? lhe will we have where everyone ' lllilih. and breaking lilo inner d or. works when and where ho will. _,ll‘~li"]ll liivlly with them a qlinlztty" or don't work at all? That is how " f” “lgilmlwfl- QIBIIPR etc. the present act worked out ill l, “GEN "'*" this case at least nnd the outCmlle lA—- T FOR THE FAMOUSds tho precedent is set; tllo (llB' "KER HOL§H STANDARD trict is without a. good oPEit-lent REAM SEPA ATOR-Gehpri-wes road master and the ratcliiiyvfﬁ lnl terms tor factory patrons, Forilind those who do work are dis- ‘GBIIIJIISCTIIYIODQ see Frank Glydeu & satisfied and say -they will not ‘Son, J. M. Laird d: Son. Kensfn- work unless all work. Yet who gf"l1-_N°§- 3. 5, (i. 8. J. Ii‘. Profittwill enforce the act? Not tho ell-“Illlglﬂll. Avril 26th." lroad master ii‘ there was one. No. 11G500-4-26-4i.'liot on your lite, because this su- -—— lperlor officer can give levers as —-HORISE SALE-A large erewdlho pleases and the poor road mali- 07 IYJ-"iilo from ltlhe country dfstrictlter is the goat. Yes we need some

n s iii ‘Sumlneilside Tuesday, Aprldlchange,

n aliendfng the sale oi.’ Worst-m I aln 'Sir, etc,

. wliizth was in every viry’ ONE OF THE] SHOVELLERS. visitors. The TPYOII. staid, the florist-w:

l ravens fur-mi $45.00 i.) $115.00.‘ Ir Fred J. E. Wrlglziz, acted asl

- I -- . Dairy lnspectorsllip ziudtioliecr. __'_

—F RSKETBALL -The Rousing- ton Team Basketball, UTE) plitlicig u; some lively dud plainly eiricient

_ ‘ ' ‘ iiheir popular game and, under the sklfizill coaching oi’ I Prlnoiy-al Lowvther, an; surely be-

Sir.~~~ I understand a meeting of |nhe directors at tlhe P. E. I. ,Du-lry Assodntion was lie-id some -_rlai\'s all-lo for the purpose of ap- rpointing a Dal-ry Instructor. Tile seleoton of the proper man for YtlIISrDOSlbiOII is of vital importance ;to t.e Dafrv interests. Aill Tl‘ , . . . ~ . ivitli lleglllelfillltjoclflgi-sgfllgllll) la-lllllq ,l_f1""°"“l,,l“"' m?‘ ‘Slllﬁ -i('.:1n on Saturday zi-rid thrirl " ( e re‘.‘a."e' ‘m “ e’ by?“ .{_ _ _ y - ground. Rehgzon and politics .. I polleis look foluard. to u close- _ _. ,y contested game should cut no figure Wlllltllviiy on-y .- ' the man's illness for the position "" Y " should count. Ari ill. ll t r ‘vestern Persnnals- ‘of lllle association llnd lhd --—- [es but the proper interest and zim- —-Mr. Lorne MacFnrlane, uliolhition to mnkc good must be ‘ll-ifs for some time has been in the liiiillilsole objective, . of Nova ‘Scotia in sllillillGrﬁldQ- nimm Qf~AgﬁquLﬂ|r43 lyig enough to ' Jolt on Viledliesilay morning for sank their personal and ‘politic-mi l, ‘Bostonw fancier and prove true to the trust ——- imposed in them. Out of respect to tho nreniory’ to llio oln liioneors whose unselfish mid untlring effort". were givm ‘ilitllolil s1 ll: or Dfll‘ lo build ilp an: encourage t-o-opiiraijon in 1.1m [gnu-rill interests of all concerned. it. is now, up to those in charge to till-i)’.

llIAlhblEl ‘AM ‘J ' ‘rs-u: .9 comm your;

q ,---¢-'-;-. _. ‘- at. Peter stood utths Golden onto, with a solemn main and ‘ an air

sedate. .. when up to the top o! tholGoidon tail‘. '

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,3 . __ _ ,. _ wit, g '- " ' _V _. Maggie and Jiggs ascended £11019» p p "l A‘ " l

Seeking admission they. come stood

Before St. Peter so great andmod. In hops the City of Hops to win, And asked St. Peter to let Q8611!!!»

Maggie was tall and dark andthin

with a. scrslxiini hurdlst under her chin; ' I

Jiggs was short and greasy and stout.

And his stomach ‘was built so lit rounded out.

His face was pleasant all the while.

He wore s kind and a genial smile.

The choir in the distance the echoes woke. »

And Jlggg kept still while Maggie spoke.

"Thou, who gunrdsst the 8919.". said she

"We two coma hither ilaeseechi/ni-Z Thee.

To lat us enter the heavenly Land.

And play our harps with the Angel Band. -

Come, -St. Peter, there is no doubt,

There is nothing in Heaven to bur me out. l

I've been to meetings three times a. week, l

And almost always I'd rise and speak.

I've told the sinners about the day.

When they'd repent of their Evil way.

:l've told ~my neighbours, I've‘ told

' them all,

0t‘ Adam and Eve and the Primal tail.

I've shown them what they'd have to do.

If they'd pass in with the chosen dew, < -

I've marked their path of duty‘

l clear.

Laid out the plan oil their whole career.

I've talked to them both loud and]

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1”" We have purchased from a leading manufacturer 72 Ladiescu

lFor my voice is loud" and ry laughsf

are strong. I So good ‘St. Peter, you'll clearly l

see, iTllﬁ Gate 0t Heaven is open to mo] I

Hut Jiggs here I regret to say. i Hasn't walked in exactly the liar- roiw way, _ He smokes and swears and grave {S faults he's got, o I don't know whether he'll pass ornoh ghade5at.........-. IIe never would pray with an. earn-. est vim, Or go to Revival or join in e hymn. While II lthe sins oi‘ my neighbors ' bore . I-{e gaded about with that DINTY MOORE. Slowly Jlggs turned by habit bent. . To {allow Maggie where ere she He made u practise of staying out wen,’ lllie- St. Peter saw that his heud was which is n sin all women 11MB; ham - But when mnaliy he did come home. so can“ the 0],; my back and The rolling pin went straight for 8am ' his ‘mme- “Jiggs, how long have you been wed?" l 1mm” Mm- 5L ‘Peler- I know mm "Thirty years" said he with a WBll, ' Sign. T" escape "m" me he'd P!" l0 Then thoughtfully he added - Hell; "why?" Bl" ‘Sl- Pei" 1 “"4 "ll" ""9- st. Peter was silent with head bent And hope you can see your way . down, deal- I~ie raised his head and he scratch- ’ ed his crown, - Then seeming a. diiierent air to take.

On earth I bore n. heavy cross, But in Heaven still give me Jiggs to boss.

A Wood i - . l chowo and but. tor mtillcl- \\- iho interests of lilo d-‘Ilﬁv bl" ill :1 at heart. can msiii eairn h»; .-'.ll.1l'_V and expens-

Wt- l-eal" it slald iSo and So would

rﬂlllpflielil, to cnritlizr: al ("ass "ll the Technical |School.i For ll e love. o-l’ lilille why slinuldl in» lllStOllIli. o good prrcticnl In! . i-lm- im‘ the yttar in favor 0t amm- theorist m hold forth to a hii'i' a llozl n puplfs for two or three lweoks ' Give the prmlurilr, the man that ‘lords and _ milks tho cows some xfOlllSlllTliiiOlll some ohanre in not the host ollt of his labor by having his milk suri-ily muuuliaiotured into a gold ilnTorm product. that will Ilnmiand the ilrst market price. I am. Sir, etc. R E 8PlLLET.----

THE “LIFTUP” (Patented)

Tho "Liftnp" a patented in- ventlnn with non-slip elastic insldo belt. Bently supports the phdolnen nnd is very beneficial for use after an operation lnvol

incision. . ef-

in relieving those jihyslt-ltl ailments i’ r0 m which many tvomvn suffer. Write [or the ammo of a _ Bias Corsctierc near you. BIAS CORSETS, LLMITED

41 Britain Street, Toronto

‘a ‘ I iii l 4 \ i We will pay you to distribute re-

|=||_|_ED lligious literature in your commun-

COIZSETS

"Iﬁignslloalllil-YPHE booklet 0| IIIlv-‘t liglous Education Dept. 112 Spud-l

llixperienco lll’li‘i8(l6S9"'. Art quick-i

,But says Si. Peter, it seems to me,

“"11 13111101118. Toronto. rEseort this female around to

I brought my rolling lpin, plates and slowly m" to himself he spake’

rs. 0| To keep him dodging among the Thmfheﬁérs with that woman

stars" No wonder the man hasn't any

. . - hair

I‘Iil.-. {ratio lsnt kept as it ought to swear,“ ‘,5 Wlcked’ smoking‘ no, solid. '

lie smoked and sworez~l shouldl think he would!

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You ought to stand in the opening there.

And. never sit in that easy chair.

And. say. St. Iletcr, my: sight is Thlmy Wars Wm‘ that tongue so

dimmed. ‘lmv’ ' _ But 1 don't like the way your whli- Oh’ A256‘ Glbrleue’ ‘he Mm a

kers are trimmed, l am‘ They're cut too wide wirth an uni-A “waned harp with Golden

ward toss, 5mm" They-d look better narrow “m, Good sir, pass in where the Angels

straight across. » ‘hwy

St. Peter sat quiet and stroked his "Al"! Gﬂibfiel. give him a. seat staff, alone, |

And 111 BDits of his office he had to One with a cushion up near the laugh, | throne, .

The" PM‘! Willi i1 ﬁery gleam in his And osll some angels to play their eye. lbest,

"Who's tending this Gate, llllnggkr, For Jiggs has surely earned a rest.‘ you or 1'!" i

Sso that on tine amlhrosin ‘he fGCdlLl

‘m’- Steady work. Man or womnnlThen he arose in his stature tall, He's ~hsd about all the Hell he

I-Ie pressed a button upon the wall. 119041

s. ly. Write C. Whelnn. Secretary Re-‘And said to tho imp who answered l‘- 18111 hardly the thin! l9 ‘l0.

the bell To roast him on earth and in iuiure too."

Hell."

below the regular pfiiie- We are Passing them 919118 i0 you at l fowing attractive Prices. a

Lot No. 1 consisting of 26 ladies’ and misses’ coats, in polo cloths ‘ in fawn, sand and lovat shades at Lot No. 2 consisting of 24 ladies and misses’ sport coats, ii

lengths than the above coats, in mauve, fawn, gray Vanjd sand,

wig-nullnos-sore!-alaocooooroloolroo

Lot No. 3 consisting of 22 Misses and Ladies’ polo cloth coats in all the latest styles and the newest shades at - - - - - g

They gave him a harp with Goldensix employees oi tlitliliii strings, porstlon o! America." ’

A glittering robe and s pair 0liUdlllltilﬂlis b! lllfillillm -

w1ng5_ positions unless the!

lJlggs looking down from his newlle“! °i l“ “menu

high level, Harhord, President d

And he thought oi‘ Maggie and £953’ lulled‘ ‘m “M”

equiring all alien e take out natikraliraligiln. MUST TAKE our they do not e ea NATURALIZATION nAPEI-‘islllmlf l° “"2 NEW YORK, April 27.-=Six°tY-

pitted the Devil.

EveryArgumeiitPoinis .p to a Better Corset t for You, Milady

HE fact that Coilene Corsets ive the 58"" more graceful lines, without t_ o ﬂpPﬂml“ being corsetted is a decirllui! _P°l“t their iavor——then Coilerie Corsets ermit zer e6! ease and freedom 0t‘ movcment- us to t ie s I cial Coilene boning, made irom the most durs _0 rust-resisting spiral coiled wire-which I l‘: itself a feature the woman who seeks c0!" °Y cannot overlook.

And in addition, Coilvme Corsets Will "'49:; their usefulness long; f’ Pd" °f l“ ﬁg“ corsets have been discsrdedrr- Pl‘ 95')’ ‘he u" material and ivorknlanship maize Coilenc Cor -

"A earn! cum-y woman can Ion h dvmﬂlﬁ“

Coilcrle back-laced and front-laud ""9" sold exclusively by

Moore & McLeod Limited

BRINGING UP FATHER-

-sr aeolian new!“

JUET TJEE THﬁbE LOVELY HATZI- WE'LL GO IN AND LOOK AT THEN‘ I‘

l THINK I'LL. WRIT OUT HERE~

WHO AﬁKED YOU TO THiHK ~°OO Ab I 5A‘!- GET IN THEQE -

‘l? you m1’ ' OUT§\$ '

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