DEALERS

sranr NOW before the real hot liars and prelim for

a big season in the

“PERFECTION " , ICE CREAM BUSINESS

We carry o complete line o! supplies for the Ice Cream

dealer, including:

Pure Cake Cones, Sanitary Plates and Spoons, Ice Cream Dishes, Sealright Containers, Ice Cream Pails, ice Cream Dres- sings and Fruits, Fountain Syrups and Soda Straws.

Write or phone us for prices before purchasing your season's supplies. Above goods are always kept in stock.

And make arrangements ‘at the same time for your supply of

"Perfection" Ice Cream.

CENTRAL CREAMERIES up. t

PHONE 848

22s FITZROY STREET cuartcorr crown

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PERFECTION DAIR Y

PHONE 238

_ WATER STREET EAST SYMMERSIDE

PLUMBING

Why not Remodel the Bath Room This Spring ?

A MODERN 1TB, Pedestal or S-"iuiinijv Toilet will add a permanent zisset to your himitr.

We curry a complete line of Sanitary Pininfiiny; Fis- tures and can quote very fine prices.

MAEPE Q UE

The subject. under debate at the Young Peoples’ meeting on Friday evening, March 27th, was "Resolved that science has done more harm than good." The subject is one that is occupying the minds of the best writers of the day and is one oi vital importance to the world at large. There was a large number o! Young People and visitors present and the debate was ably participated in by the member: of both sides. The meeting was under the direction

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Guardian

; and old English Wax. csio-c-i-zt —BROKEN sonas, Bhreddexi wholewheat, Heischmann‘: yeast. , sold right at Bruce's. 4510-4-1-21. . , .___ i -srccun. rum m Maroon- (Senators game at I Forum leaves i Summerslde today st 5.65 p. m. re- l turn rm $1.65. Special min lam ‘Borden today n a.» p. Ill- scam me 81.50. ' 4544-8-11

i -rmi: ammo! in, xsnsmo- TON-on Tuesday an alarm was ‘sounded for an incipient blaze in William itlacKayks store. A consider- k able. amount oi dry goods, (stock-inn. V etc», had fallen against a hot stove- ‘ pipe. The lire was put out by B11- cry McFas-ianc (fire chief). who 1s next door neighbor, with hand ex- tlnguishers. K. l ‘uissrozv’ BAND concent- ,The children of the Mission Band

‘er thevPresbyterian Church. sum-l

merside, put on a sacred concert on Good Friday evening ln the hall. "The program was composed o! recl- tations, chor-lses and 50106. 50m! ‘cider members of the church assist- ‘ed with the Pmsram. The collection lwas tor missionary purposes. B. ’

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~05!!! MONTH IN JAIL-The woman, who was found at the east oi Summerside in a helpless condi- tion from the effects o! too much alcohol in the early hours o! Thurs- day morning and arrested by the police, appeared in the Police Court on Saturday morning and was sent- enced to one month in jail or to pay s. ilne of $25. She took the month-S

-—FISHING SEASON OPENS.- The Good Friday holiday was an op- portunity ior many ardent fisher- men to try their luck with Md and line. some good octchu were report- ed from the streams in the vicinity o! Summerslda. others came home with nothing more than a wetting The ioc has almost completely dis-

-PBONI BIACII m: Jclmntoni ~11»!!! I000 I'm!!! all

guaranteed by lndlnl dealers e while.

$'! l

411cm. new 1w Bunion {one at Forum have: ‘Inunonlh mu: It 5-15 b. n. n-I l turn inc $1.56. Special tnln leaves; Borden today at 5-80 p. m. Return {are $1.50. - 45444-4! l

-SLOWLY IMPBOVXNG-ffbudl‘ will be Jeued to ha: that will Elizabeth Dalton. dabshter m an] J. l’. Dalton o! Summe " is |l0w~ ly improving. Miss Dalton was quite’ ‘seriously tll and had calmed he: fam- ' ‘ny much anxiety-S. -—CELEBB.ATED FIPTIETB AN- lNlVI-JBSABY-Thc follow»: d19- ‘pin; rmn the st. John Telcsrlrh Journal will be o! interest to tho many friends in summersidc of Mrs. J. Y. lldersereau, who was formerly Mix Florence Steeves of Summe- Yside, and who has visited her old homi; every second year for many years. Magistrate/J. Y. MérseNl-ll and Mrs. Mersereou, o! Chstham, _are receiving hearty congratulations ion the occasion o! the ilftieth annl- _ {vernal-y of their wedding. which they celebrated recently. Owing to the absence of some o! the family, the day passed quietly. Membeli ‘of the family present included iMr. and Mrs. Claud Mersey- ecu. ol Bathurst; Mr. and Mrs. C. a. Mersereau and dauzhter. Jean. of Newcastle, and Miss Lulu lvlersaresu. o! Ohatham. Miss Jean Merseresu mule s presentation to her grand- mother o! a purse o! gold and 50 csrnotions. Mrs. Merserau also N~ ceived flowers from the members o! the women's Misionary Society of the United church and trom the; Ladies’ am Eoeiety, o! which she u‘

an active member. Mrs. Mcrsereauy up. m“ “m” “d m" dune "_ was formerly Miss Florence Qtecvcsp, finmn‘ Pam,“ m, m." wtom o! Summersidc, P. E. I. Mr. Memo-hm add to “ma”, M,” m nub eau was iormcrly ct Doalrtown butf m‘ l mp from u“ mflnmw m has resided in chnthum since he was: Pm,“ mwud mud m. mm“ ‘ 9°“! m“ Y“ ‘t ““‘“"°’ “i lino bu; m. o! Bsckvlllo u oom- Ymlxs W- M°"*"°““ “n” “at plztlly under water for over a mile

and Wednvsday, April 7th demonstrate and fit

avail yourself oi‘ this scrv

Opp. Prince Edward Theatre-

iiiiifnrcit in.» ITNIQUE nrconn

NEW ORLEANS. April d-Uniquc

2.

Give us a call for your next work. Repairs promptly attended to.

FRED. H.- . TRAINOR

PLUMBING 8c HEATING

Phone 393-1

.% lhhrei years only ‘one’ ine$wofltiflhe Wbmiflme and ‘he B3B B9113"! crew o! (ii ha". Lv-n an allm. Soyland, master. in commenting on his All-American crezt‘. among freighter: is the Labette, oi" lleved Americans made the most in- the Dixie Steamship Company. In telligent sailors.

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C. A.

said he be~

o! the team with Miss Fraser as leader and on the aiTirmative side were: Misses Alice Fraser, Constance MacNutt and Mr. Lloyd Lockerby. while the negative side was upheld by Misses Hazel Ramsay. Thelma Woodsidc and Marjorie Crozier. The judges, Messrs. John Simpson, Tho- mas MaeNutt and Ralph Beairsto,

the- . . superior plaster- " wall ' board.

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decided in favor oi’ the ifiirmative side. lt is a recognized fact. that science has given us the torpedo and

gun. and it was stated recently in the British House oi lords, that. in the tax-o or three chemical factories of Germany, where poison gas is made, one hundred tons can be pro-

_, duced in one day, and iorty tons o!

it would be suiiiclent to kill all the people o! London. Dr. M. J. Mac- Leod, in his book, “The challenge oi - the changing," says that religion must go hand in hand with science it the world is going to be saved.

The Rev. J. M. Macleod. Char- lottetown, was a welcome visitor at the "Manse" for the week end and occupied the pulpit oi’ Princetown United with much acceptance at both services on Sunday.

The Rev. E. M. Aitkcn returned home Wednesday morning, April ist, alter a weeks‘ pleasant visit to Hali- iax. N. 5.. and Sydney, CB.

Miss Marjorie Peake, teacher at. Conway, is spending thc Easter holi- days at. her home. Her many friends lhere are always glad t" tirelcorne ‘ Miss Marjorie.

l Misses Alice Fraser and Margaret ‘ Waller, oi’ Fanning School. Miss Helm on Rogers and Annie Woodsidc, oi

appeared from the harbour and we will soon have the herring coming ln.-S.

managed the photography buslncssl now carried on by his con. Guyson A. Mcrsorcau. Mr. Mcrscrcau wu later editor of the Chet-ham World. -RBCUPEMTID —- The mnvlfrnrm 1m three yous. he nu held friends and acquaintances of thorns oilioe o! police muiatntc in, gen al “Big" 0mm WWI-ll“ b! oil-than. Members or the mnilvi Mflrilbe- WM hi"! ‘l!!! lhfilllfll 91- who were unable to visit their por- perienoe of swallowing a horseshoelems m, m), Qwuinn wet-g g, n, m“ “m” l“ "W" I80- Vl“ b0 Mei-screw, oi Bslnt John, and I. It pleased to hear that he has entire-i Mgn.fgflu' o; 3w yoyk, A “m, ‘Y Yewvered from the imbinc and Chilled» was tuned in tho amt anaesthetic effects in the quest of war, s, the elusive piece o! metal, 11¢ in about his daily work cl lllllbl up.

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-REMIN'IDUINT OI OLD TIIIES parcntly‘ nono the wom. Mr. Wood-l —Pllacngvrs golnir to Cave Tomm- sids supposes that he threw it vb in’ tine by the cor terry which loft Bor- a VMB‘ m °1 Teachml '49" 09m‘, den on Wednesday evening at 8.30 “h? m“ m‘ 9mm’- K- experienced something oi what their ———-—-—-—-— nrandtntnsn went’ through when s" View S°h°°1 W" l" "Mild!!!" they made the trip scroll t-hs strait. ‘at the Teachers‘ Convention in Ohsr-iby m. an; hind ma. m" bsingl 1°"'°‘°“'"- |out all night ‘through the lwavy] '——' ldrifting ice the car lorry was more Mrs. Cliilord Racers. Linklelllr-‘than n mile from Tonnenilne at was a recent visitor here, the guest‘ 330 on mtujmy morning, 3,3131"; of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch-I that it wu impossible to let any wwdsld‘ ,nearcr owing to ice conditions and [the dense fog the Captain decided Mm M”? M‘°N‘m- D5ml°§3 W"! to allow the passengers to walk a recent visitor with her friend, Miss. Mm“ we "mining ‘mp o; i" m’ “ml H°PI°°1 the docks st Cape Tormentlnc. Ac- ied Ill nd l - If. is pleasing to note that Mm,‘ f::£",‘,,,,,g, 3th‘) 80:29: m 3:. sch’ wwdfm” l‘ “wvmm- “t”. sure sslety for fear of anyone slip- er recent ilnesa- lping into s hole. about thirty pau- h th illi l in This i: the time o! year for the! fsfezmwm; wit". 1,§:;r;::°,h, arrival of baby foxes. Borne have] “mum on the pm. u 3 w“: m, already come and it is hoped that the“. duectlon_ It w” one expel, 3am; more will arrive to giadiicn: m,“ such u they h“ m; h“ be_ Eaem “a: s °‘ °‘" '°‘ m“ " "m" tore but which they would not mind r “son going through again. They arrived without any mishap shortly after

Hooking has been and is still the . Order a‘ the d“ with the houuwxxe‘. nine oolock and went on their way _M tired but happy to bc aver. The boat ' did not got tn the pier until Pridqv morning. Passengers trom Saokvillc

were in the trsln sll night, woman

BestwalPs exclusive cream colored fibre facing adds strength; also makes decor-

Shampoo Regularly

with

Cutleura Soap

Proeodol by lppllelflqnn Ql Cutleura (Ilntment

This treatment will keep tho scclp in a health condition and tho hair soft an lustrous.

il flalll t. I - - I 1- l a Cnldlll new“; r ‘uilkéc-pmu 1.1.1.. MoulnlL ‘ 7'

and children not caring to g0 to a hotel in one the bolt; should dock during tho night. Many students from Backville were on the trsln. After taking on 3B0 tons of coal the ca: ferry loft wmcminrnhonlt 10 s. in. on Friday arriving st aordcn at 4 p. m. Since that she bu msde

that they have not encountered luch conditions for years. The otfioefl have been most considerate of the

ating more easy and econom- ical. Yet our price is no higher than you’ll pay for

zBRlNfllvNGgUP FATHER

- during the frequent tic

very good trips. The officers state‘

and trains, especially heavy tnight. can, have to slow down to almost

n. crawl whln I01!!! ovcc- this stretch

oi railwly- l.

PBRSONALQ 1-bit‘. J. A. Haalwood oi New Glasgow. K 5., in in Sumner-side on bualmu commend with the electric lilht Plant- l.

—Mn. Ionic Sherry and son. Mu-

tcr Ivan or Humnwnids lccmapsn- "t led by her sister. mu Nettie nqen "-

who is sttcndi the Summers“ High School spent their Easter Holl- daS-‘t at the home ol their paints Mr. and Mrs. John Hagen of Mill- tale.

Amflfll the viaiwn to Trscadh roc- ently, were Mrs. Hope River, who was spending l. 0011M! 0f weeks with her friends. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McDonald, and Mrs. Loo Haber and tunily who are visitln! Mn. and Mrs. J. J. Lacey.

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--Amon| thou who attended the ‘Beecher’: Convention in char-lotto. town wm: Miss Jennie Mutton. teacher of North Carleton, Miss Gla- dys Murphy. of chsiton. Miss Lillian Miller and Misc Mlbel Miller of m. deque and Miss Pearle Sherry o! Ibrnwood.

~11» Kerwlncton dish School teachers, Vll.» Principal Norman, Mwdorillfi, V100 Principal Cliestnr smut. Misses lidlirilm Pcorltt, Marv Rudy. Marconi Higgins uni Olive Thompson, attended m; Teachers‘ Convention last week in Charlottetown. K.

mscoucn school.

Rliowing ll the standing oi.’ Mk. macho School for tbs month of Mercha-

Orcde 2-1, Verna Grlflin; 2, Hel- ‘l "W379i"; 3. Stalls MacKay; 4, Teulc Sexton.

Grads 11-1, Ethel lmith; 2, 1.0“. in Gnudet: l. Norma Osllbeck; 4. Mackinaw: 5, Morgue; lmith.

0nd: VIII-d. lit: Arunsult; a,

John Mcfluignn.

Fisher's pnmnta, Mr.)

Miss Nora K. Giles

OF TORONTO‘ will be in our Liozerie Department. Tuesday

and 8th and will

LOVERS FORM Foundation Garments

You are cordially invited to be present and

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Lingcrlo Department, 2nd Floor

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Marv Ann Bernard; 3. Irll WHH- p, Emmett DcsRochec; a. m.‘ Grade VH-l, Mario Mu Dfll-jgmflL Rochec; 2, Huntley Keefe; 3, Loretta? Grade n_1_ Jun, L Mummy.‘ Nwnm- {Jenn DesRoches; a, Mildred pa"; qrgds VI-l, ‘ihclml Arscnnuit; i, Roch” fi Oorinne Dcsiiochcs; 3, Jelll llm- on“ !___1' m“, "again; 3' n‘, miens Poiricr; S, Eunice Martin.

Music, over Mia-l. Auldlne Ar- sensult; I, Margaret Smith: t, lu- lsiic Msclnnel; 4. Norms mllhuli o. Dorothy osudet; d. runes 0w- det; '1, ‘lbcaie Sexton. 1- Junior-Una Gallant and mum t» Wood. -

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Grade V-l, Florence Dalton: I. Eva Gallant: 3, Louise Poitier; 4- certrudc DecRochcc; 5, Lucille Pair-l ier.

Grade !v~l. Martin Decliochu. Grade III (s)-—1, Mary Dalton; Ethel Bharbcli; S. ‘rhomnskccic; Velma Smith. ___.___'._.._..__ Gfldfl 1!! (‘U-L Bflflllfl Glllli‘ A9,], guy-Q" “mm g. u“,

GROUND Llll STUIIE y. u“. mppcs lugs qunusin of 6mm! lhulkll hthclalsnlsadhbuglvcnnndnrfllrfillltl-

We solicit your orders Ior either ball or bogged Uno- Onn ship bagged limo at one in’! 110""-

Brookville Manufacturing 0a., Ltd.

mounting Government Uni Plant) BIOOKVILI. M. John“. H.5-

SEIWIBE QUALITY

Use your own judgment. about using Clrcmlclll or Mixed Fertilizers. There are many practical tum- crs and other export authorities strongly supportlnl each. We will sell you what you want and when Y0“ want It. _

When buying for bolt. arrival insist that 10*" dealer place your order with an organization which will deliver quality and high class mechanical condi- tion- We supply both. All our Fertllizerl. except ni- trate and ammonia, are ground, screened and blgllll In Charlottetown Just before being lhlppdd to you. It your dealer cannot supply you write us direct.

Remember, it will cost you only about $1.00 mo" pcr acre to, obtain your Chemicals for your pot-l" crop from our supply now in Charlottetown than from

our supply to arrive by boat- Figure it out. for your- self.

Our prices are the lowest. Our quality excellent- Our mechanical condition” the best.

Better to buy from us now than wish you lind-

Tho Island Fertilizer Gitltd.

P! E‘ 1-0 “Inland Geode for Island Growers”

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Bv George McMsnlé

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ru owns’ U“ Mi‘ ‘flaw or CHAOo-rwevu mount: ‘ma Mauls‘.

uuw nu? Quin- wed“ JUN Alma‘? Afi 062F01-

ordinary plaster wall board. Ask for samples and prices.

MacDONALD - ROWE Woodworking Company,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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