s UHAWN (FUARDIAIN

Protection A ' m

COFFIN s. c0.

B0 Grafton street

Expert Uphoisterin

8 ‘ a business 3:03..“ u mastered b!

n. P m-osnticeslalp u Qholstere; and hi"

all H, MacFariane 8i. Co. 1.1mm Rent sum

smokers’ - cigars Q tobacco summits;

R Old Spain Tea Rooms

Confectionery Fruit

Always a choice dimlay of confectionery and fruits to lneetyonrneedr.

I 151 Kent sum

BELIEVE

Oar Coal arriving Mmday. Price $7.75 delivered.

Come in place your order.

E. N. KAYS

18-18 Upper Queen Street

THAT SATURDAY NIGHT DISH.

Why, Beans, of course, and we wonder "if you have yet tried STEWARTS BAKED BEANS. “ served with STEWARTS BROWN BREAD. 1f not, why by all purchase them at our store today and Saturday night will mean more help-

ings of your favorite dish.

STEWARTS BAKERY

rnoNe ell.

v

FROZEN PIPES

to maria ‘all:

g . $:,:2t'2.“.i,°h'...'“u. i» .

AN BROS. Eligible: w! 5"“! 9t‘ Weymouth Street

V. C. Smallwood

ladlolsalloratorisa llwrload

Expert Repairs M Watches. Clocls and Jewaiiry. Moilﬂate charli-

CHESTER A.

CAMPBELL

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F"!

YOU CAN WIN! Send in Your

Reply _TODAY

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SEND IT TO US

Or have our driver call W phoning 082-1.; that suit or dress will certainly look like a new garment when Sou have it returned.

Geo. C. Cudmore Individual Dry Cleaners r In Great oeom Street -

SOME PEOPLE

Wail: many miles seeking bar- gains in groceries and meats. but wise folk have learned that by phoning B11 or 812 they em secure quality goods In groceries and meats at prices that mean a. saving.

Burhoe’s Groc :ry

Weymouth and Fltsroy Sta.

Imperial Eins

7/10 Bu/lr/ogs of f/le Sea

_ \ lllPll’ pnwr-r aml ill-purul- |\\,\l\l' llivlll lavilllli-i

llll‘ Ill inr

1 Anna-l.

1TH Ill Ill l‘ ll ll

CINITIUIIQIOVVFT ’ FYE I

MEAT DISHES

‘mere are a neat nriet! "3 meatl. and a. to!!! how ti" pomlbilltles of varied meat menqwesullﬂt"! M" l‘

curators.

THOS. H. MILLS

185 llillsboro street PHONE 884

I McGuigan & Boyle

Phone 5 Hunter River We now have im complet- ed stock taking and are new otlering many lines at reduced prices and for next week Mil! we offer the followins: EXTRA SPECIALS t5 dos. Cups and Seneca for only 3 pkgs. Dyes sunset or Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c llcrse Rugs to clear at .. $1.09 We have on hand a lcod stock of oilcake and other feeds.

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WE SPECIALIZE 1,, m,“ ma meet proiineis and our store is equipped W render the finest possible service to you.

Iefrigeration assures W" °| Ilﬂhness always and the quality of Olll‘ meats is maintained on a huh Itlaﬂﬂ-R

Phone 350 or 500 I0!‘ Willi??-

ROOPS LIMITED

Grafton Street

yscrvice.

AuTo REPAIRS

Ofeiiilincsmsu inahsol W: driveinanilletllohcch Your engine-ityill pay yoll.

Drug Sundries

pa;

Angus MacEaohern C. C. HEESCHEN llrelmslss. Iii Queen StIBlt- rnoaem. 0m- Iowoverliead ALL HEAT ' “We m is ssll last a little n“ h

‘r "W1 ﬂiers is very "We . ~ . srlsse am. ‘i... more heat min to the 5'8 lid. j x "n; oresr years ass. Angelina Bleacher.’ n“ m m t V‘ . W. D. Gilli! C C0. ooAi. auras

YOUR FUR COAT

May be a little out of style but that's no reason to have to purchase a new one. Bring it to us and we'll quote yon an estimate on remodelling and reatyling it.

Eastern Furriers

I. D. KENNEDY Brace Building

Yoii’re Welcome

Atourcalrnehznatore atala time an w ,IUIMIIQ youbanbesureeteollrteons.

iss that are- whet are you pennies. W. A. JENKINS oaooia l Incas ltll

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awarded-Jet, $25.00; 2nd, $10.00 and. 8rd, $5.00. The _ Charlottetown Guardian will issue all prizes in the form ' of merchandise orders that will be honored by any advcr- . iiser on this page.

CONTEST RULES I '

Each week the name of some one or more advertisers on this page will be taken and words will be listed from the letters making up the name. Each word listed begins with one of the letters of the advertisers‘ name: These words so listed will be purposely omitted from the copy material appearing in a corresponding number oi’ advertise-

Can take more out of life than many thlnlzs W¢ 0N1"! mention. During- the dancinﬂ season, be assured of painless feet by having nlilioI_-_ ail- ments adjusted. Reasonable charges.

SUNNYSIDE

eauty d: Chiropody Parlor- Phillips Bldg.

It ll vile-oer to use 11.1.. a w. “Blue Coll" because it deliv- ers more heat per pound or fuel. Less ash and too.

Phone 240

A. Pickard & Co.

mcnts, one word only being left out of any one adveltise- ment. Having read each advertisement carefully and locating those in which the words were omitted. contestants must write the name of the advertisers in whose announce- ments a word was missing, along with the missing-word In each individual one. Also state the merchant or merchants whose names were used as key letters for the missing, words, These key letters are jumbled but when put in l, order spell an advertiser's name.

Then attach a receipt to your solution from any advertiser on this page, indicating that business had been transacted with at least one of the advertisers on the page and mail or bring your letter to The Guardian Office.

Each week four replies will be drawn from all received and four awards given in the order of their drawing: lst, $4.00; 2nd, $3.00: 3rd, $2.00: and 4th, $1.00. As all prizes will be given in merchandise orders,’ it is necessary to state

Visit Our Stor

And you'll ﬂnd the lilnd - grocery supplies you like .. prices you like to pa‘

Phone 65 for prompt so vice.

S. N. KAYS

87 Poivnlil Street

in your reply the name of the merchant upon whom you wish the prize order drawn. At the conclusion of the Feat- ure, three special awards, $25.00, $10.00 and $5.00, will be given to the three persons who have sent in the greatest number of replies during the contest.

SEND IN YOUR REPLIES

There is no limit to the number of replies any con. testant may send in each week, providing a. receipt from any merchant on this page accompanies, each reply. '

All replies to this contest should be addressed to Editor, The Ideal Business Service, The Guardian. Charlottetown, P. E. L. and should be in this oillee not later than Thursday noon each week.

This contest is open to all except employees of the Charlottetown Guardian and their families. '

PRIZE WINNERS“ .

Arnold Yeo, 50‘Greenfield Ave. Aubrey Ward, 146 Hillsboro St. Katie McKenna, 78 Edward St. Thomas McAdam, 146 I-lillsboro St.

99$!"

liAllllEll GITY BUTTER

Delightfully rich and slnoothspreading and manufactured from the ﬁnest and purest of

materials.

Garden City Butter is pasteurized too, for your added protection.

Use the wrapper from our Butter to enter the Contest.

The Pure Milk Co.

PHONE 584

MOBELL SCHOOL SUFFOLK WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The Fﬂbflllfly Meeting oi Suf-

We Buy And Sell

It you have anything you have no use for in clothing, furniture, eto., call in and sec us. '

The Exchange Store l ,

B. BENJAMIN. Mgr. 108 Richmond St. Phone 8G9.

‘VIAYFAIR TEA ROOMS

Catering to your require- ments with an attractive dis- play oi confectionery and fruit in season.

You'll enjoy our honey lunch- es am] meals 10o. Meet your friends at the

Mayfair Tea

Rooms Prince and Kent Streets

FAN BELTS

Ln all sizes to fit practically every make and model car.

Malletﬂs Battery

Service ELMER W. MALLELL, Prop. 207 Gt. G90. St. Phone 980.

lllIliiliLY and CAREFULLY

Honor roll for January. Princi- ent.

D6

Grade 1-1 Heber Maclltwen, 2 Maurice Cofiin, s Edith Baker. Grade IX-l Patricia. Kell Frankie Cotfin equal, 2 Linus ter. 8 Walter Coffin. Grade VIIL-l Helen Cox, 2 Mary loossiter, 3 A. J. MwAdam. Grade V12i—1 Hubert Coffin, 2 Ivan MacDonald, 3 10o Rossiter. Grade VI-l Reginald lilldershaw, 2 Al-phonous Kelly, 3 Aloysius

Murphy. Assistant's department.

Grads V-l Lloyd Cox. I Alexis Kelly. a Evelyn Geldert.

Grade IV Bl‘.—l. Beriiardlne Kelly gogatherirle Coffin, s Home Haw-

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III-i Kathleen limiter, 2 Beth Geldert. 8 ‘Rhea Coffin. Grade 11-1 Catherine Kelly, 8 Jean McAdam, a Buslah Celdsrt. I Biz-i Lois Cr’, 2 Selena

and asi-

Harry EDWIN, I JOY“ J17.

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v (A. I. By Guardian's‘ spechl Wiﬂ)

lldﬂﬁ. 00-. Rb. ﬂ-Di‘. W. the time‘;

hi”, paler o1

ammo Olnaeh o! mm. tell dead during a conference of civic lisadcs and mum-i his lion

s

foil: Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. George Arbing on Feb. 6th fourteen members and

four visitors being present. Meeting opened virith singing Ods and repeating Creed. Roll Cali was

answered with a Valentine Vezse, minutes oi’ last meeting lead and adopted School Committee reported a visit toschoolandtreatofcandy

given to children. Bick Committee _

reported tiwo visit. February Com- mittee appointed School Mrs. I". W. Godif and Mrs: D. Bradley,

. 8e came 1...‘. from ‘lbronto. where he held a pas- torate forpaevm years.

Floral Tributes

ALWAYS

Everybody loves flowers and they are welcome arrivals on any occasion, but some times are ap- preciated more than others. arises, phoncV269 and we’ll deliver promptly.

JAMES Florist

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CONTESTANTS PLEASE NAME THE ADVERTISER ON WHICH YOUR ORDER IS TO BE DRAWN.

Your Appearance Can be left Ln our hands with conﬁdence, for we specialize in beauty culture and can oi‘- irr helpful suggestions. Phone 243.

ROSE MARIE

HAIRDRESSIN G PARLOR Pcardorl Building

INCREASING BUSINESS

‘Jan mean only one thing- .vc are giving satisfactory S01‘- JICO. Phone i301 and place your order; prompt ilclivcry.

QUEEN MEAT MARKET

WM. MIVNFTL, "Pop. 223 Quccli St.

TAIT '

PRINTED

When you want a good

WELCOME time put the work in our hands. We can save you both time and money.

When the occasion

Interior Painting We specialize in interior work.

Guardian Central Job Printery

wood gminlng‘ and mper Charlottetown llil-(Tllgllag. You'll ‘ﬁnd our work 1m c . t l’ ,

urKBs so. s zlctory Phone 133

J_. A. DOYLE

Pninﬂnz Contractor Grafton Street

llAllllBlLLS "

job and are rushed for . l

Solution to Last Week’s Contest

Advertiser's Name — E. N. KAYS MISSING WORDS

Service —-M.allctt'| BQHgI-y 5on1“ You -—-'l'he Exchange store

An -—Geo. C. Cudmore Necessary -Blll‘li0¢'l Grocery Equally —Oash lull carry stun-o Kinds —Eastern Furriers

Are always appreciated and express so deep a. sentiment. We are at your service at a] times lri this respect. Phone 429. '

Estate

Mrs- John Williams 15 Upper Prince Street

IMPERIAL FOX

Carefully prepared to give hotter results.

Imperial Biscuit Co.

Fresh Groceries

Oar policy of Cash and carry enables us to clear our siocli quickly. at low prices, so you are sure to find Groceries and Meats always fresh at

M. E. GRIFFIN‘

90 Sydney Street

Phone lilli-J.

Feed Your Foxes

BISCUITS

Ltd.

Fm

no IT Now

l! You need repair work do” l" W!‘ "M. call on us now. Prompt, efficient service.

H. H. KING

Tinsmith Kent Street

$.1;.0ll*ti,, g

~. 5.

r A; m... as. L.;,Y_‘__.,;z_‘... , ».._; .2

' $25.00‘ ' -" it‘. 5 MISSING‘ ewokos ‘ R . j a I y y. OUR NEW “DELIVERY TRUCK a ‘ ~ - ~ II Tfllﬂk JOY ls causing quiic a little comment and the service we render “e store - Too mlwud Means with it is similar "u. the iteeif - qieeoy and reliable. I" Pr!!!" Inland deal- And 80M’ Al‘. Phone ‘I47 or "148 for stable groceries and quality meats at mwlsth mo" NM.‘ g v , prices that spell real economy. ' mm; mama" ‘ In" sub‘ rxruliiilon or colmzsr CARR R CARRY RRRRRR “.'-P..§'éf.'lii'l9" ~ W. R. DENNIS, Prop. Phone oil ‘ The Charlottetown Guardian's “IDEAL BUSINESS SERVICE” will be published every Saturday for twenty- six consecutive weeks, with the last appearing in the issue o! nlgayl ouélillilﬂﬁrgtlwglzl-Orlla lldegtlfwtiyodvezI WOO 1 I i y I r an I v ' the end of the ﬁnal week, three special prizes will be MORE HEAT

, Be sure to attach. a

The Small Store Receipt from any w... a. ........., mo...»

serrice and quality meats at »~‘

Merchant on this III-am” m“ h“ " Pase- siiiifii. - I

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