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i March and April t Western Guardian l take their toll

Lingering coughs and deep-seated colds up your strength and leave you exposed to more dangerous disease germs.-

will not onl banish the cold but will renew your Qenlih an resistance. Creophos has the well- hlown tonic and buildin] ellence of Cod Liver Qll Ind Hypophosphites combined with the antisep- ﬁe properties of

--ROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA OATS, better oats, better (lhina. I 2-6-2 win. '

-FERTILIZER — \Ve ivish lo have nil orders fur Fertilizer book- ed at. once. Peter MaeNutt & Sun. liialpeque. 3196-3-16-51

—BANNER OATS — We have on hand. for sale, several cars of Banner Oats. considerable quan- tity of it Field Competition Oats. Peter MacNutt & Son, Maipetiue.

3i96-3-i6-5i.

’—WE WISII 'I'0 have all orders for fertilizer booked by March twenty-fourth. Harold R. Moase. New Annan. 3-21-41

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It i: guaranteed. Sold only by the

--WANTED — immediately, ex- perienced lady clerk. One capable of assisting in atenographic wozk preferred. Peter iilueNuttdz Son. Maipcque._ 3196-3-16-51

‘for price of engine and pump jack. __w|;sTE|;N'j\qgNT_M,-_ Cyrus Judgment for Plaintlﬂ for $205. _y_ 5mm; 13 gum-man Agent m

SUPREME COURT Gilbert Gaudct. K. C.. for Plain- gown“. and Wm M 919355;‘; to m-

Th8 Bdiﬂllfhed 18"" 05 llie slhilm- ceive news, advertisting, new and preme Court met yesterday morn . Donald McKinnon. K.C.. for De- renew] ;ub5cnp|;1°m_ in; with the three judges on th: fondant.

Bench. Judgments were given in the I John Blackett, Appellant and Al-

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--GU A R D I A N REPRESENTA-

iollowlng cases: lvin Shaw. Respondent» TIVE for Richmond and vicinity is Leo Bradley-Appellant. l Appeal from a conviction against Mr. Ray Brown, who is open t0 m. Andi the respondent for having a still ceive new and renewal subscrip- Franlt Moan-Respondent. without notice and contrary to Sta- tiom, And Lute. The appeal is allowed. the con-

llugh Moan-Respondent. viction quashed with costs to be paid -—WES'I‘EIIN AGENT-Mr. Cyrus Action against the Rcspondcnlsgto the Prothonotary who. will pay J. Gallant. is Guardian Agent in for that on 'I‘ucsday. 20th Decembcrisamc to the parties entitled. Howlan. and will be pleased to rc-

,CHAI{LO.'I"I‘I_§'I‘OWN uuaamau _"__ _

i927. they unlawfully had a still-J

,_ ‘Tried by D. E. Shaw and dismissed .1 with costs against Prosecutor.

J. J. Johnston, K.C.. for Appel-

wlthout notice-contrary to Statuteﬂlant.

S. S. Hessian for Respondent. Edward Trowsdalc vs. William E.

‘l. Appeal dismissed with costs to bc Callback. Application for a new trial. This MY- REY BWWW Wh° is 0P8“ 1° m-

ceive news. ‘advertising. new and renewal subscriptions.

—GUA a o r a N ar-zrnascurn- TIVE for Richmond and vicinity is

.7 paid to Prothonotary within 30,

l days, . » case on the application oi’ J. O. C/celvc. new and renewal subscrip‘ '. 7 J .J. Johnston, KC. for cicfend- tCampbell stands over until Easter "m5" ‘ - ants, Hrerm.

G. S. lnman. K. C.. for Appellant. Prowsc Bros" Ltd" vs. The lIall- w “Jvlsrgnn OFFICE‘ _' Th! La Salle Extension University vsqiax Fire Insurance Co. ‘oasttesnlo t‘: oﬁtgqelgugdliﬁﬂ l. A. Ilnrry Murphy. ' Application for new trial. This will‘: Btnsulgmerzldee WM“ “i: Action on promissory note for acase is now before the court. w" so“; a d adv n1’! 1711mm course in higher accountancy. Judg- J. D. Stewart. K. C.. and Janzes recegved T29 O “m! n; w b ment for plaintiff for $130.75. rA. Hanway for Appellant. ' m“ an may e]

C. Gavan Duffy. K. C. for Piaiuq J. J. Johnston. K. C.. and W. E. aﬁﬁga§°fhgalu§qfih émaldizvagtreg? iiﬂ. Bentley. K. C, tor Respondent m, McDonald New‘ 5mm 5 Gilbert Guudet. K. C.. for Defend-l -» A~- -<+>~v ' I ant. r ::When a mother detects iron _..Fgp1-||_;z _ . .

Edward C. MacDonald vs. John, the writhings and fretting of a chilcbply 1,5 Mixed piﬁmzclr title Stetson. I that worms are troubling it, she can ca“ “Ow on “and at my ‘val?’

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Action in indebitatus, accountsiprocure a. reliable remedy in Mil-mouse m Kensiugum Come in and __ ___._____.’l§§.f x°ggrggwijgjxxwiij§g ‘§'y1;t;f;.hq1hi your requirements _ ~Wl c tho roads are good. Jam-s

when Y0lll’ SmmachgTheg may cause Vfﬂéllillgleg, but iithilsihl. MeNeill. — L

- nee cause no anxtc y. cause s;

Groalls Gas {but a manifestation of their thor-i ._.__.

b v ___. y‘ n _ ough work. No womis can long cx-I -_QAT$ NQW UNLOAD|NG M

MAhi. rnis was‘: .\| our. list where these powders arc used. Albany No. 1 seed and best gflill“

. <"> " ' Canada Western. suitable for seem; _ “ALBERTON-‘Thc m“ Yﬁﬂlllﬂl all in bulk. (let yours ofi‘ our all lllﬂﬂcif‘l{%|;l;llf“;{|ﬂ|"l“Ik‘v meeting of the new Town Council whﬁklgulg prpm 1L A_ lAaui-Jv! i-Atltrifllnt,’ rust from your iiru lwas held the nlght of the 13th’ Thctcelluul ncdcllllV- i ail-t itmguv liluyl ‘tutu-Its i-r nirnntatilxgzhvg Cilerituandaall Cgunciliors ex- ;;-_35g.;;.1gg.;;|_ ‘ I uitnc ~~uni n "e m-c or" onr_ n . ou w or emar ' were pres. < “f” Trill“) 1111'. 111K,‘ .,‘,'."}’,',!‘.,,,,,',,',!f,“ ,j‘,'_'jfl;genr. The minutes of special meetings —-AUCTION sau-z —Don‘t forget n. ml“... “l, ‘up... in h.“ amt" ymyhcldlbcttvecnuthc election agd th: the augtionlsaic S‘: John C. Pill. Inlnu ca. n must Plltli‘! r0 u- t-ounqrcgu ar mce ng were rea an man's. ave ers st. on Thursday ivmrhulii-lpd “mmwh h‘ a hnuncsuladopmd also the’ minutes of the March.22nd. at one o'clock sharp. mnmlxllnv‘, ‘funm b‘. M“ taﬂnmnwihlﬂStlfﬂgiliai‘ meetinguseveral billls. All the stock. crop and implements Slilgnerin with lllsinulh that. when iulr-Tdealing prmclPany Wll-h ﬁre ﬂghtﬁwul be Saki C> C- Craswcu- Auc‘

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ii‘ pun ri-nily uaul quiet: anti frl-eiioln from 1i - .|

en uftﬁr mcalls. l~l\\‘l‘l‘il'llt4 and. nentrnliz-Hng equipment were 13355861 arid 0l'- tioneer- 3285-34031! ma ie i angeroilu no its that Niel-ed to be paw Insurance was m“. ___.

' ‘l ‘ ' . A ' ' ' . | Zi".'.‘.2"..t"..'£‘1»‘..5"i111li‘ti.."ll“iiill.i.tai‘lfilﬁdervd i0 be nlawi on the civic "wEsTEllN OFFICE- - T115

building and on the me equipmentiwastern Office of the Guardian is |The recently authorized civic loan “sated m m“ MQNeln Bulliimg- was sold at 98, bearing interest atiwme‘: st" summermm where sub‘. 5 pen cent payable m w“ years A scriptions and advertising will be request from the- Women's Institute. mceived‘ The. Gwrdm“ "my b“. Idealing with a matter of civic im- ggchased dam’ at the western‘

cc in the McNei1l Building or at the McDonald News Store.

basin-mull start (he test today! , I I

Tiff memos m"

d iprovement. presented by Mrs. Wilk- .;' inson and Mrs. Wilson on behalf of Ithe Institute. was promised the at- ‘tention of the Council as soon as jconditions would allow for the sug- .gesicd work. The reports of the isewml committees ‘Yew Prcﬂmed lender.’ null irrnved quilv a sum-lavas. ilmd 59m“ general dlscu5si°n wokiThe hnil was artistically (ieeuiatiei 191a“ on ‘hcmamersmtmduccd-Cer‘ with (lalfodiis and the effect was ‘tam “nlfmdnlents to the Act of m‘ very pleasing. The ladies iii-cheni- icorluwatmn were discussed 5" 5°m°|rn recently organized. made their Tjlcnmh and were 51mm’ agreed wi first public nnpiuiranep and illllllu a land orders made to have U!!! "Wm-h Wrlilvtlly favorable. Impression. Do not be disturbed if you sud-l" ﬂilvlidvd l0 ill 0M0. Mf-‘vtiﬂl; 41d- The sum oi‘ $100 was iualizutl. Genly realize your Coal supply urlournvcl. Iwindle. I

—PRETTY TEA.—Tb(,- Duifuilil 'Tea. heiil by tho ladies aid ul‘ the Sirininorsido Presbyterian (lbureb cu Thursday afternoon was well ni-

—BEAN sdétién. _'rn.. m.“

We can provide you with the very; » ‘Int. at a nable prices and onl.

Easternniuardian

quick delivery. i

. JEASTERN AGENT-Jllr. J. W. i

, .."VAC RUBBER BOOTS. —-l iKni-e nnri thigh ienuih at Poole a". I Thompson, l. . -. ‘l "

W IYSSIGIIT EXAMINATION Fitting and supplying glas- c.

“'13. J. MABON

OPTOMITBIQT MONTAGUE» P. E. I. Ofllcs Connected with

Pi.r;.isA.\"r_ KEIRCLPJ. 1mm tut-u: March met-tin‘: at the home oil ‘Mrs. Rii-ohlard I]. lulu-gr.- with nine its-tin memibers ‘and two visitors lpresert. lloii call wvna answered by‘ lﬁlokes". The roll call for Um heist.‘ Hut-cling is to be ansnvered by "dlUlI-‘ll! cleauinlg rliints". Some work {on n. quilt also fancy WOFX was Idon: at this imeetiwg.

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I . I I , usit-trssiui soxlnl affairs of llll‘ ‘l we Do §lxurdosk is uuaﬂnﬂ‘? Agent m Iklhiizll held/this (season. There was l i‘ ' COAI l‘ nma°ue and “fill m: 9191199‘! l" u gout] nttvudnmrc- nml excellent ‘ ,4. » ' {ecmve dnews flaws" adverilshir» nlusie for tin.- otaenalnn was furnls‘ i P11099173 [Jew an ream“! uubmmplmna’ ed b)’ lhe (Yrystnl Sisters oreht-sv L

C. Gardiner. fort. Saskatchewan. is visiting her mother, Mrs. laaboLa (illdden. Cel-

l0 spend semen-colts in Summer-

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isuppui" lzhn-u, l|| the liaptlst. Hail. .HlllIlllli'l‘Slilt) llli Willaynlierimqii lby the Nliunuhabn (ilrls pruvvtl to b4- oue of the umst enjoyable and

rn. The bull Willi littrzuiilvlvLv ti"- eorutetl for the occasion. The proceeds iilll0lllli0d to $41.00.

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PERSONALS

——.\i1‘. and .\irs. (‘lieslt-i‘ l’. .\l"- Purliiy. 'l‘l1.:uisli. arc visiting, in Nloutroal.

—.\ir. l". L. liogqls, Alberluzi. has lznue on u visit Lo .\ll)liLl‘l‘-.\l. and lira. Rogers is visiting hrr mu. Wemial] in St. John. N. ll.

—-l-'tcv. H. R. Coleman. who has returned to Port Hill from St. John on 18th. was cordially welcomed back. and was able to occupy his pulpit on 18th.

-—Miss Verna Bchurman and Mur- iel Gardiner. Central Bedequc. spent a pleasant week-cud in Chel- ton. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.

—-Mrs. E. l4. Ilobini-iou of .\l-=l-

iral Street. EVSidP. She expects

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Mix llllnardls well with Molas- ses and use ' as a diench. Gives quick results. '

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iHalf Past Two Thursday Afternoon ' Opens. the Great Showing of Wearables for Spring

Thursday March 22nd. at 2.30

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(- ~' ~ “we Spring Coats that express every good trend of style 0

Coats whether in straight line model, or however they may be developed, are new

in fabric, new in line, in color and deftly. " managed details-ail of which deﬁne a seasorrs change of mood.

Suits show a great and growing popular,- ity—~ a

Suits $l.5.0(lt0 . . . . . .....$48.00 Coats $10.50 to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$85.0i)

New Spring Hats i

Many new hats have departed from the plain mannishness of past seasons—'—and delightful effects in trimming are shown. Flower trimming-rather ﬂat set is _popu- lar-crowns formed of foliage are good. The brim engages attention in this springs models. There are many pretty ideas shown with “nose veil” and a very charming idea is sold with a scarf to match the dainty trimming.

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Erocks from designs that Paris has approved

Paris (lesigners are pretty well agreed 0n

the outstanding theme of Spring dresses —-e,xpressed in a word, it is “femininity.” Of course you will ﬁnd plenty of frocks of

the more deﬁnitely sport style, too. week’s fashion show hinted as to some of the things we shall show Thursday.

Dresses from $4.50 to . . . . . . . . . $35.00

Gloves

THAT PARIS HAQ CHOSEN. ' “c‘

When you come in on Thursday after- noon, will you spend just a little yvhile looking over this charming assort- ment of all that is best in new gloves?

MOTH E RS OF Boys

Will you. when you come in on Thursday spend a few minutes in “THE BOYS‘ STORE," getting posted up on the splendid things we have got ready for those boys of yours.

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Last

9 COLORS

F lat Crepe $2

llere is an outstand- ing value in silk— nine popular colors ——a richly draping fabric. durable, at- tractive and a won- derful value at

2.00

75c to $3

No matter whether skirts are half an inch shorter —hosiery will be as im- portant as ever.

This Springs show in- eludes all colors makers.

the popular from the best

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