_ APRIL 9,1925.

1‘ltiaT1'a.de Mark _

every time and everyr where you buy if- _ That's why it is im- `portant t0 ;8Sl¢ f°|` Kraft and to see the Kraft trade mark

when you buy-

6il CHEESE DISHES

Our beautifully illusimted cheess recipe hook sent free Maiicoupon.

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' Cross Word Puzzle No. 104

‘ Key to Cross Word Puzzle No. 104

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l’c|'|luln‘in-g to a plant.

A port of a circle.

A redutivc.

Near by.

Flesh -to be eaten. Belonging to me.

A number. A dnunlrt\'rtl's affliction (ab.) To prosecute.

Prefix to n unit of measure in

physics.

l!ol'on'|zin|g to him.

A vegetable. A 'province 'in Canada (nb). Long used. To. exist.

A substance.

Regarding tab.) A species of turf.

An organization (nb.) A m-ii/rried woman, _

A cave of a. wild lbonst.

6 A cu-t. -

vertical

Not down.

A female uninml.

An insect. Right (sb_) ,

winrged mammal.

A warm color.

To corrode,

An organ ot th? -body. »

` 12 A sunctuary.

li A i.u-l'te<i unonkey.

16 Necessity. 18 To utter a molodious sound. 20 A Southcm suite (ab_)

21 An vxizlniiltlftion. 2-l A -mineral lbody.

25 'l‘o lwager.

20 A spike oi grain. 28 in a pwrk. \ _ 30 A vessel.

31 A small child.

33 A. U. S. state tub.) ZH A word ol refusal.

Answer to Puzzle No. 103.

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mm _Miners’ Relief Fund

,Ttbe undersigned committee, n:p~ polnvted at it meeting of the citiz- ,ens of Charlottetown, held Monday evening, April 6th. to rreceivo and disburse contributions for the Min- ers' Relief Fund of Nova Scotia. beg to announce that 'we are VN- pnred to freceivn contribu-tions in cash and kind 'for the wbove fund. ‘ 1 Cash contributions may be mode to the Canadian Ban-k of Commerce or any of the undersigned. `

iPlease address all communica-

tions to -the »Secretn.ry.

J. P. GORDON, Ohnlrmen

W. M. ROWE, Treasurer JA8. CARRAGHER, Secretary.

MINERS’ RELIEF COMMITTEE ’ OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

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¢--é1-O-}i- HONOR ROLL

Report oi' Rollo Bay West Sdhool_

, tlraido 7.-1, -Peter Mwormac; 2, Lorebtn McRae; 3 Angus .MoKi-nnon.

Grade 6.-1 Evelyn Brysnton; 2

William White; 3 J0sopl1'MoCorm-

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Grade 5.-l Edwin Townsend: 2

Willard Reid: 3 John McRae.

Grade 4.-Flora -Paton; 2-Jessie

Paton. ~ Grade 3.-1 Elsie Townsend; 2

Francis White: 8 Aldon Bryevnton_

G d 2 1 'Stahl 2

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Tilt Cflilllill .GUIIRBIAN ,CORNS “E_”£5‘°SS

I The great need tor expansion in

_ _ _'_ __ ,. 1, f ' hcaiith work is shown by _the high SHOP from Holmln'd Catalog. DRE8ShlJtP F28 EASTER -I-Ellie RU IE ,pgggemdaxgescgfwldlitzcifgtefiound as

' '_`-‘»T"' -i » 0'" new a 3"” WW” Emu" ' ' `) or E 93 schools were inspected durlnli

onnsn H01' _cnoss suns 21814-9-zi 1 1 1 we year _ ‘

it Hynes' Bakery. Phone 314. 2- _ _ , ' ~

_-- ` JOY`FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY "IIIIMEE is y' ,-g w¢?i`;li4ed (hhdlflisgasulgrle exunuued'

NEW' LOT OF CROSS-WORD -for young and old-we have it 5.- 953% ofthe children “me tm,”

Iuzzles just received. Get yours at this office. Complete let cross . _ _

‘ N l- t relief mnute rom to have defects.

uw G0 cts at this office. tf word Puzzle 50 cts. I ` tt |w‘:“"' cgiiou” “lg gsgiorss with I3? 811% or me chudrenv were wmd

holl's Zino-pads. They remove 0 to have defects other than teeth. _ _.. '--.».,

TRY SOME SUGAR BEET EASTER GREETINGS-You Bra 5° _ . . h- 217 _ a . -' -1 VIEAL and watch results in your kindly invited to a special -musical °*““ f"'°*“;“ ““d.P"°°?“"°'h 1;.‘°' ' % °f “he chudfell were 10% jj

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nuk_ pai-1.-A -Horns it co. land-.nh-ary entertainment in c. lu. .‘}‘§}’ce;?n;P§g;'hi:;§L°2’,f{§§,,§“,§”,2_-,'1f‘,,'f,‘;f‘f,‘°{i‘f,§‘,f‘0,;f,“§,,,§‘,$'§,“‘f,,,‘f;‘f sig; t"-L

290-4-:mnstu li. A. Hall, Vernon River on Easter At your dmggist or shoe dealm or malnummm ry ,,,,,»

.___ iMol1day evening. Admission 35 ctrs. , Total delecmjwere 7795 or 23 de_ ` /

-ri-is .Mom-+|.|_v M551-me ur Ladies with -baskets, fre-._ | _ Drs fem for each child _

helbadlgs Auxiliary 01’-the Protest-i 258-4-s»wts3I f nenp sions the soot! work by o o e

I-nt Orp anaga is postponed until -m ; Z w 0 , t t ~‘r-may the mn. 2240.4-9-11 RECEIVE CLERKSHIPS- -, (;'f;‘;”,,£‘;,”,;fi',,",',

...___ ` Messrs Nicholas ‘Murphy Sturgeon, "nn one ‘m__¢h8 pam B gone" me Red Cross Mugazhm ,

EVERYBQDY 13 8 . cl-o".w0,-d and Geo. Sherron, formerly of Cru-I 2s6_4_9_u _ ou iuzzle fan now-we have one forlllwlld and 'WW l'9S|dU18 in This ¢l'¢Y» ' *--*cali y

-very nge. Complete set 50 cts b°°kk°°Pe"5 f°\‘ P W Tum" & '”""

1 this 0m¢@_ Guy on Wm] th Co., have been appointed Clerks lu PERSONALS 1 net. B 9 ygeythe Customs and Excise Department! ISLAND LADY DEAD-'NW "4 I -

---- ' Misses Annie and Mary Donnell

b . A. J. Do - , 58 Kent: , Y~

A'r'rnAcT|vE w|Noo,w-'rns|1SL ls“t8eet>'0l;I§he deamh o;1§§;‘daughter,esdkes are in .1-hs any attending ,how window ot the store lately oc- -m l` ’»tl ‘T

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[the appointments dating from April news 'was received yes'-9l`d°»Y m°f“‘ I

» - _ to ea-chers Conventl n.

i.‘Died by Messrs. Black &C0. Sum-\ To FARM HERE ”' A‘”°l-'he' Mrs' Geo' Bauer' m Brookline' -- 0 I Y A

serside, has a splendid dis In of "awe" 1°' ‘P"'“°Q Edward Island I WHS Leila H8 nn. teacher or _ _ _ ' -- moked moms ..un,wmppel;».ymc arrived Tuesday' night .in t'he`P¢l'~| , BANK cL°SEDr_(':Fhea;r‘f:t°};)a‘:_{ Mille-uve, and i\l.isgs Mbry Morris. -roducts -oi’ Messrs. J. M. Roop & 5°" °f` MY- 'l‘h°m“-B' Slllllxb, from_‘l-he Royal giankp gllmll E teacher Gienailadale are attendlngl

.,__ Water Street* Expert ,pork North Hamntonsbire. En-gland. H0.d‘gaIn Ts ; een °. Teh' _t:““a‘gle‘;_ks'-the, Teachers Federation.

lockers, claim this. exhibition of has 50"” W N°"'th Wmsmfe Wh‘*"°fW` " QJIWRGY an td ec' ce at' -_- E .noked meats to be equal to any he 1?" enlered 'l-he el“Pl°Y °f Mr- Messrs' ‘ U Brennan ar; ara mi MP. and Mrs. Frank -Mon-ls gre] .nckingv house in A.mericA_ The G-Serge A. Godfrey. to set some ex- P§B”€,’,;‘ §e'l“l’§"“" l; DTP We mending*-the Easier season with _‘inflow is causing many favorable gerle“"° intmfmmg ’bi§°l'9 Sell-lllDS|t ° ‘"° te °W" ra ° ' 'their son who is undergoinig treat. imments for the new establish- °“’“ °“ a “fm mee* mem in Canlbnld 9 MaSS~. 58 l' - em 0,1 M_ RWD & Cow WMM p ___. ATTENDING FEDERATION _ |,,.,,,_ g ” “"

foducfs are meeting with such ,EARLY PL°w|NG"‘M'°' AnB“|Th° muowmg teachers ami

|t2‘“.;’.';'..‘i.°w.:“‘..:’“..;2.‘::z.°".':.ix§:“”'“ ns. “‘;.....l'.3;“‘ ts B 1. A c K H 1-: A o s ‘

p posf oFF|cE___,o" Good Frida '€_('!ll0 fl‘l8!\dS that he Dl»Ol.lghed T9aCh0l'5' FUd9l`§~l-i0“- M'l95eS Pen' Dnu't r-u||n\i-1.e bl||ckl\nn<ls-(lin-| _lu meter Monday me -Post Orrin); *’°“"f' ‘"1 New Yea” dai' in 1896 *le M°D°“a"‘» “"1"” M°I“‘Y'_e' El' "§’."]§’.,‘fIf"",;,,ff,§’§,‘§?§T,,,.""iiT"f».fff jckhts and the _Stamp vendor.” ‘and harrowed the same on the roi-|slelBrown, Ethel ‘Brown Cecilia Mc- “mm nil; _rhh iwnh. huh ‘:_i"L. dun; ickpt -wil) be open from 1000 _a_ 0“`l"‘¢T ’d3Y- algal" S0199 Years la-tef Away' [rpne Brazil KPN? Mumhe' llriskly over tin- lilin-klxmuls. 'l'|u-,\' sim- l_ to 12_f)0 “com The mans Wm On Feb. 23l‘d About 23 y6tll'8 E50, 3°," ‘lenfne MCKHY' M‘lm""et Ling' ply dissolve nnd 'ilisuppcllr by this suin-

'clock, There will be no mid~day

,._ _ _ he was not sure of the exact ear, Fmlel I»\ll‘i!. FI'-“wiv Mull". MOSSTS and sur method.

_Q1r:?,i§;‘;,i?n,;r=§i,edc;§;;);‘:,(;g§: E182.; he ploughed and hnrrowed a Batch] léeorsfi CaslS,Pl"l'e1d1'(k éliriss. Neil Mc- 5 "mm ‘ails which will be closed at 12.00 )f lgu(]_ lllllll rllll YE( 9 . lump .\lInnr|I|¢ ..|ulnmnt n te -

. rllection from the Street Letter 4 - A Y

oxcs. There will be no delivery f' Letter Carriers on Goo

ouday theze iwill be s complete .=livery by Letter Carriers in tihc »rm;oou, but -no delivery in the fternoon,

TRANSFEFIRED-‘Captain C. M. /iilinms. Field Representative of

spartnienlt ol Colonization and lm- i-grntion, has received word thnt :iptnin J. M. MacEachern, Field u-pervisor for the Eastern -Section I’ this Province, has .heen trans- rrcd to Edmonton, Alberta. Cap- -_iu .\lacEaohern left on the morn- xg oi’ the 16th. Major H_ F_ Gm-_ on, brother c-l Mr. J. P. Gordon i’ this city, is District Superintend- `t. nt this place and there is no 'vubt that Cziptuiu MacEachern will DB1 Wil-h ‘I-he some success in his `1\v,t`ir~‘!ti as he achieved in this !~ovir~ce_ The entire work of the

, `c-partmen-t in Prince -Edward ls-

vnd is now uinder the direction of _apiaiu \Viiiiaius_ This 'work in.

1 .utl-os' the supervision of settlers I ‘stalil.sh;rl under the Soldiers' Sm, V4 einlcnt Board tho establishment

_-I ie Lund ISettleu\ent -Branch of the

lb ed to date, and farm ,_;;rc;\-ers are arriving in small num-

` a to Cimr-I .nttetown on Tuesday. April 7th. carrying a large number of pas. |“°"g9"B» "|50 H quantity of freight. icnnsistinx of Eggs. Pork. Hides and Lumber. The following pas- sengers were on bonrd.-Miss Mary Slewllffi Miss Mm-ion McSwain. Miss Rose Mcliougnll, Miss Mar-

d Fri- i

ny, but on -Saturday preceding! '

.ister there will be both mornin-gl

fd ‘afternoon delivery. ‘On Easter _

‘xaret McNevln, Miss Marjorie Mc- A ,

Vlldysn. Miss Myra McLeod. Mrs_ A. B. McLeod, Mrs.' A. Sellsr, J. Wlxlm- W. S. Hohklrk, lSilss 'Mur- ley, J. J. McLeod, E, L.. Crosby. J. A. Benton, Frank Csrrluzher, H'§c- tor McKay. A. Sellnr. Stanley Campbell, Wilfred Conway, Emry Campbell, Nell _A. lM|oNevin_ J. IW. McDougall, H. D_ McNevin, Stewart MONevin_, Lloyd Moreside, Dan Mc- Nevin, Harry 'McNevin. John Mc- Nilvill. W. Salmon, Donald IMC-i Fadyen. Much credit is due Capt. L. T. Benton for the way he has his bost repaired in first class con- dition for the sesson‘s work. under] the skilful workmanship of Messrs.; H. D. Stewart iMicNevln,n`nd Mur- dock Mebeod. Owing to zthe fact that the harbor has not yet been llouyefl Mr. H. D. MoNevln kindly nctod as Pilot.

CARD 0F THANKS i

Mrs Frank Lsngule and nrmuy

wish to thunk their many triends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy extended to them durlnz thelilness and death of Mr. Lnnpzllle. _ 292. '

Be Ready for the Charge of the Light Brigade

Be ready to meet them

when they come-the Insid- ioua, the destructive, the elI~ devouring moth. Cell and

Ie't ue show you all the devices we have lor combat-

ing this destructive poll.

Let ue also show you many

other helps for houeeelenn- Inq.

H L. WORTHY onuemsf

'Wher¢v automobiles

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EVERYBODY concedes the

comfort of balloon tires.

But some people who have not used them are still doubtful of their mileage.

As far as Goodyear Balloons

are concerned, the mileage ques-

tion has been fully answered.

For a year We have kept a

record of Goodyear Balloons in use on the cars of salesmen all over Canada-men who drove fifteen to twenty thousand miles last year. The mileage given bv Goodyear Balloons averages fully as high as that of former sizes.

. In other Words, you sacrviiice no mileage when you change to Goodyear Balloons.

Why?

Because Goodyear Balloons

are built of a 'new material-a

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!\lo.tlcn;ent scheme. and ‘location of

wrm laborers. One Scottish family .

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remarkable cord fabric called Supertwist. It is more elastic. It yields to the bumps Without breaking. p

Supertwist is the direct re-

sult of Goodyear’s enormous, world-Wide business. World- wide business demands constant development to meet new con-

ditions in every part of the globe. Enormous demand ma/ees possible constant im- provements.

Supertwist is an exclusive develop-

ment of Goodyear’s own fabric mills and is used only in Goodyear Tires.

Goodyear Balloons to Fit your pres-

ent wheels or to fit the new, smaller wheels can be quickly secured from your nearest Goodyear Selected Dealer.

Goodyear builds a complete line of

tires to meet varying needs as to price and size and maintains a chain of branches across Canada so that no Goodyear Selected Dealer need wait for tires. _ `

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