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‘ Getting Results

Have you ever seriously

ov them. But then you have

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'THE cHARLo_T'_rETowN GUARDIAN _ _ ___._ _ _ __ _ _ _ MAY_1_s,192`f_

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tield, Saturday, May 21st at one

X$&l1-~:--V

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. 1235! IDR

THE ` Some Proinising

BRIDE

In selecting a gift for

cult to decide on anything

her than a piece ot WELL-

Onr stock is most com-

nt $3.75 per half dozen.

-fu- iii re

WI! A, .wi its' KVI!

Costs Money

ought what it moans to

I I

i1' is some PROBLEM

You know something about erhead expenses--you have `

ods, or brains, to sell.

for the' result of your 2

Our stock-in-trade is

'° ,» ’\("_ this morning on an exteneded visit

._, fl* \_,_\’-,V _ to Winnipeg and points west.

) _i 2 ' .ff (` " While in Winnipeg they will he ` ` E ~-~"‘* ‘the guests ot Mr and Mrs. Lorne

~ `- J 1, Stewart.

`solidated Club. This hcifer Mayo

msn; A -~ - ..

' Centril Gldrdim ft

OUR QWN Silver Polish, price

350. W. _W. Wellner Ltd., Jewel- lers. .

fh. PITKRS TAXI ¢ElVl6l..-

Stand Jon Woods' Wim' shop. Phono 4704. All ullll womptly attended' 10.

REMEMBER the postponed Auc~

tion Sale at Thomas Rlces, Green

o'clock p. ni. rain or shine.

I THE POSTPONE-D meeting of the McDonald Women’s Institute will he -held at the homo of Mrs. Walter Jones on June 2nd.

stood the test of over half ii cen- tury. W. W. Wellner Ltd_. Jewel- lers. _

-local-

::BIG EASY CHAIRS - The

deep seat ‘luxurious klrld-see ours. Prices dead right.--Beer &. Weeks. -leo->--*_

PERSONALS

Mrs. Stewart, -wife of the late

Col.D. Stewart. Miss Stewart and Miss Dorothy Stewart, are leaving

*WOW

YIOU WANT a Chesterfield?

Let us quote You prices.-Beer & Weekl.

Holsteins

Not long ago we had the plea-

sure Of |00kil1§ over the herd of James MacCallum and son, South- port. P. E. l. Some -four years ago Messrs l\lc(7alium decided to in- vest in pure bred Holsteins and made one selection from the first Importation of the Iiillsboro Con-

Hartog Colantha was bred by 'l‘. MacQueen, Tilsonburg`. Out, and is it daughter of the famous Ilitron Colantha Fayne whose dams record was 623.66 pounds milk. 324.06 pounds butter. with a fat record of 4. 1. .per cent, and whose seven neil est dams have averaged a 4_1 |ie-.r cent test on their seven day .ie- cords. They are lst, Queen Butler. Baroness Canadas first 33 pound cow; who is also thc mother of

Colantha Butler Girl 30.87 at 3| years and Queen B. B, Fayne 27.5 mature. (2nd) Grace Fayne (2nd). Third Queen of Oxford 20.09 who also produced four R. M. M. daugh- ters(Po\irth) Colantlia 4th, Johan- na (Fifth) Lady \Vayne Norine 2l. 99 at 2 years and also dam oi' 15 lit. O. M. daughters. Sixth (‘oiiintha 4th and Seventh (_‘iinary`s Starlight having three qualified daughters averaging over 19 pounds of butter in seven days, and one qualified son.

Maye I-lartog Colantha has her-

self two very creditable R. O. M. records namely 17.25 -a junior three vezir old and 24,88 pound:-'I butter; and 602.5 pounds milk as ii junior four year old.

Messrs Mai‘»Callum's herd sirii

Prince Colanthus Jewell is it son of the above cow, and is ii splen- iliil animal which with the itbovi- barklng should produce some ro- voril cows.

Other good ones owned by Moss-

rs Mat-(‘:illuni include Ablklrk Inn. a ilaugllter oi’ Prince (folanthus Ali- herkirk, who has nineteen Il. O. M. ilaugliters.

-Diana Canary Belle 2nd .prize jun

lor yeariing of Sir` Roger Fosen.

Maple Hill Irene it daughter of

.Maple Hill George, as well as a

ghters ol the above richly bred cows from such sires as Rayerott Putye Echo, and Pontiac Alias (‘ol-

SERVICE

Our alhbasoitbing aim

anthus. They are offering for sale a son of Mayo Iinrtog Colantha. which would look good at the head nl most any ilairy herd. .

ln all the Ma.c(lallum herd num-l

hors twelve hoad, nine females

“W. W. W." Wedding rings havof

number ot’ superior sons and dau- chosen only hy the girl or woman

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ate scholiirsliips whlcth uppi-are i»l<c

FRENCH STYLES IN` '

TAILORED SUITS

I‘.\]iIS, .\lay IT-'l`{|iloreil suits

are generally reinarkably .~'inl1»le and youthful in .<t_\‘li>. although elaborate uioilels are slio\\'n_ Many coats boar ai striking rcseinhliince to a inan‘s loungi- jacks-i, and are tlierelort- \'i-ry plain and unadorn- cd. V\'aisii_»oziis play on important part in thc ~'i-liome_ Soine are of :il nv\\' mall izloih. wliilf- .spongv 1-lo|li| is also-usi-il in \‘arioii:»' iroloi.<_ Near ly all :irc i-inliroiilv-i'i~il \\'hvn maili- of plain liibriii. .\ uri-il many of lin- ncw suits li:i\'i~ uioililiiwl .\li-ilii-i L-oIlal's. that are oxiri>nwI_\' l»i=i-oni- ing and givi- ii ‘sooil lini\ irom llli-.‘ shoulili»r_ 'l‘lii» primo t`ii\oriii~ in nu terials tor suits is blur si-rze, but suiting liopsiirks and u.:il»'ir.lini-s are also in gl‘t=:it l`n\'o1`. 'I`allors are using piping vi-ry fniui-h in contrast- ing colors. 'l`hus blue :-'ergo is ot- ten piped round the ri\\'i$rs_ pockets and even Iieiu with \\'hiiu or rvtl.

linibroiilt-l‘_\' is \\'i-ll to the tori*

this yi-ar as ii ilof-or;ili\'fr iuodiulu, and is as :I ruli- \\'oi-kiwi in ron - lrasting i-olors to llii~ ni:\ti=ri:ils it nilorns. Ycsis oi' organili inuslin are oitcn worlivil in this i~nibroiil-- ery in it roloi' that iiintcllvs llic Suit or dross on wliit-.li it :tppi>i\rs. (luiie. a novelty in decorations are “wool i`I>allif‘l's"` that on Solni- in tho ni-\\' spring Ilmiilgozll' talw Irv pl:ii~i> oi' rvul pluin<~s_ \\`ool flower.-' uri- still in i-viilcni-in :mil vi-ry pri-ily lillli- posios nro ninili- ol tilivui tor Iiivliiiig into the waist .lwlt_ 'l'hi~_v iiri- also used for ili-coruting sonic oi' lilo kid anil liiatliivr hulls, iinil arii \\'i>rli eil qu-Ito llaii on thc uialvl ial.

Uslrit-li l`i'aill\i~rs li;|.\'1‘ l|llili~ruoili~

:L now sli~|'|llziu;; |ii`iii'i-ses \\'liii-li i.. not stiiiliy lilo- ul,vi-i-rininu_ :ind lrialivs tho lri>_iiii.~. light :ind .\'illi_\'_ t)i»=|>i'c_V ot' si vi-r_v ll=:l|| l'oi\t.l|ol'_v dos crlplion is I:ir~.-I-ly usvil on Ili" hofiil gear ot' llw inoinilnt :intl is parli- cularly i<ol'li-nin'_' to thi- i`nci-, Veils are still i~onipo.~'eil ot' lace and var- ious emhroiili-rl~d ni-ts, which are dyed to -matt-li thc hills in color. The ‘nose veil" is \‘or_\' popular with I‘arisie>nnv.s. but it should be

who boasts ol' ti prolly mouth :mil a good sci. ol ‘|.i-oth.

E-<»>-E

Armenizins in Lonilon \\'i-ro itil-

viseii that tho l~‘rL~ni-h troops hi-gun evacuation oi' l'illi~i:| prior to April 12th. _f\rini~niiin_~= thi-ro had :ippi~:|l- i-il to the Ii`ri-ncli l’rcn\ior not to withdrziw tho l.riiops until :in inter-

w.hcre~ in this issue. I

Our remuneration is chiefly SATISFACTION

brought about by

_ _WORTH-WHILE RESULTS

__ To carry on" we need ‘ilnsncial help. Consclously _ or unconsciously you pront

by our SERVICE to humani- ty. May we hope for your help in a substantial way?

'SALVATION ARMY CAM- '_ PAIGN NOW ON

WILL YOU HELP?

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and tlircc niules and they are fl niiiionni row-i- wie ow,-_'iiiizi\ii ini-on credit to the owncr. trol 'l‘iii~lic_v. lt was stiitril that |50,-

andou ifitii-iii.

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. ::0nc of the niost clilcctlvo ver-

gaqd f niifugcs on thc nlarkct. is .\iilli=.r's

‘I ,. " [NPG J' fé Worm l‘owili~rs. They \vlll not only 57 i-.lciir thi- _~.-toiniirli and hoivcls of . , , __ worms. but will prove il vory scr-

vicciiblii mi-=illi~lne for izliililrcn In

feed .ft F regulating tho inlantilo s_\'.~itr-ni and

000 A|‘lri\lii:lli:~‘ hnil ilvriilcil to ali-_.

fo-o-Q

niltintalning it in it hoiiltliy condit- ion Thorn is nothing in their rom

2 position tlia-t will injure thc mo:;t.

iiclirny sgnniicli when directions

cut Conan for pl-pe use " nrt' fuIlo\\'i~il nnil they can hi* glrvn

- ~ ~ f in i-liililrt-n ln tho lull zissiirnncc

cut Fmhror cuannu _.ji that lhoy will utterly ilc.~4troy nil

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TWIN STRAP MODEL

WITH MILITARY HEEL

Brown Calhkln $8.15

Fawn Bucknkln_ $9.75

Grey Buckekln ... ._ $11.75

Black Kld ................ ._ $5.95

' A pair of thou improve your whole attire.

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(lampaign Now On

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The Field

Q, Hundreds of Men and Boys in Charlotte-

town need the help

the .<f‘X”’ can give

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sco'r'rIsH COMEDIAN AND EN-. ‘

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CHAMPION. JUVENILE PIPER AND INTERNATIONAL DANCER HIGHLAND FLING, SWORD

` _ DANCE, ETC.

D. ARNOLD-FOX- AT THE PIANO ‘

Prices Reserved 52c'and 78;: Rush 37c Prices Mat. Adults 37c. Children 26c Seats now on Sale at the 'Theatre 1

U .Y _

Sandy MacGregor is creating a

sensation in the Maritime Provinces. Reports from St. John, Halifax and

' Sydney say capacity houses at all per-

formances. '

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"='°"'°-"""==`='=””""' ....‘.`l.l.iT.*..'.‘?..“l...'.i R.’?-55.25? ..,.f;| Current Comment

(Continued from _page four)

MORAL AL"l`HORITY to effect

swcf-ying tariff changing during thc present session" And yet the lion. W. S. Fielding, one of those political gods at whose shrine the

Chronicle devoutly worships, has moved an amendment in Parlia-

ment calling for an immediate re- vision oi' the tariff.

One of thc big Liberal papers

laments that the "Minister of Finance merely drove up a.lGEN'l`I»l<} SLOPE in the direction in which the Government desires to go," "that they have" evidently reach- cd the decision that N0 lST0l't‘.\i SIIOULD BE RAISED THROUGH- OUT THE COUNTRY‘!. Anil yvt the majority of 'both Uiberal pap~ ers and politicians are trying to "raise the wind" out ol' which to create seine kind of a storm amongst the people, their big dill ficuity being in finding the material! to crcatc the hrec:/le. They com plain that tho, "Government give- tho winks and nods which suggests- that if given a ciiancc after a gen- oriil election there will be u revis- ion ot` thc tariif that will be satis- l.ii-tory to the prol.cI‘.tioniste-i.” -Il is not however it ‘case ot` “winks .ind nods" but ann out and oui flat

tootcil declaration, or rather xi ro~ pf.-tition oi the many pas; ili~i:ilii-:i~ ii-ln.-l, that. the Iiovornmi-nl sliiiiilfi ;|l»si»l\\ti\l_v for tho Naiiioniil l‘olii-y :-nil lin-_ proloivtion of our indust-

rics just as striiiigly toiliiy :is il iiiii whrz: that poliry wits first onlin- _iiiatcil by that far sowing ;-l:l:i\.<uii1li thc Itigllt Ilonoralilc Sir John A. l\lacD0nalil. This is not a matter of hints but it straight out zinil out

ment.

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JUNE THE MONTH FOR

TENDER PLANTS

I .. _ ._.__

With thc coming oi Juno, the

lllmllhooil of l:ii.i~. spring fro.-its will lutvc pnssi-il iinil the limi-_ will have arrived for .setting all lonilcr and sur-i-.u.l-cnt plants that have been raisoil unilcr glass, 'l`|ii-so include t.imiitti\o.-I, poppcrs, cg-g-plant. thc vino crops, iistciwi. i-osnio.~'. :ind all other tcnili\i~ vcgctahlt-,< :intl flow- irrs. ()i'c:if-Ionallyal into fro:-ll docs ii'~i'i|r ilurlng tho first week of June and, to iw on thc snic side, it is woll to wait until the tenth of tho month. licsliics, thc ground is iiirrwriilly mor-/_-. or loss wot and rloil up to the ond of May, uni] time should llc :illo\\'i=il lor them unlll planting for the sprint: ,spoiling iinil raking lo show good i\:sultS.i ilfhilly niI(hti~i, i-von fl* thiirc is no frost arc not favorable to noivly-sci tender -plants.

Much or the siici-.ess with this

i-lass oi plants is ilcpenilcnt on the manner in which thi- ground is prepiircil and thi- planting effect- oil, ldvery cnrc must bo taken to eft`i~.<'t the work properly. ln the propitriitiin of tho land, enrich the entire soil instead of mnnuring or rfertillzlng in thc hill. Tho roots of th-e plants penetrate the wholn upper strata oi soil and ilnd tho plant food wherever it nmy be. When the fertlllzing materials are placed directly beneath or about the plants. the root system remains contracted and, In it time of dry-

ier from lack of molstiire. It is well to use stable manure or oth- er materlal freely supplied with organic matter and some commer- vlal fertilizer or other concen- tratcil form ol’ plant food as well.

» Preparing Soil

Ilhz tho conrtler malarial unilor

at the initial preparation ol’ tho 'Run nnii work the finer ingredients into tho soil after the plowing is i-om-pletvfl and before the lantlng takes place. Make thc Q£iL.#Il_1o. The roots of succulent plants are fibrous and tender. it requires it mellow soil for the T09* to develop rapidly and Flillte

Youri 'l‘Subscription

through the earth in search 0! moisture md food. Before plow-

ing or padim the lend, work tge

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policy ot the Aicighcn Govern-I ___________,,,,._

M Matinee 3.15 Special Matinee 16c Children llc Illti Night 7 'and' 8.45 Prices Evening 26c. Children 11c

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IRO CE UNS THE WORLD/

gig authors mime WILLIAM 1-'ox 1 'I coi1LD. ALMos'r Y)"'¢$¢"f5 _

BELIEVE I WAS W I I _

HEARING WILLIAM = FARNnM's voIcI_~:." -'

FARN UM

' ter' H ft Ms C ‘"~l...a ....""....y. ......“'**~”°.....

IF IVVERE

' KING

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BIG MOMENTS IN “IF I WERE KING” ~

When Willilam Farnum as Francis Villon recites before the disguis- __

cd King his poem, “If Villon Were King.” _ _ _ if

The duel in the darkened tavern between Villon and the Grand 1'

Constable. When Villon_ in disguise tricks the Duke of Burgundy. When ;

the King declares forfeit the life of Villon and asks if any of the latters ._ , cheering followers will tlake hisplace. _ _ _ _

When Lady Katherine steps forward and exclalms “I will die for this

man” creating thc great climax of the story. F

it-&li:l"iL5‘§‘éE H? EI:Tél5-‘i'L;I5'éI5‘éI§'éI5‘b§*-Ei%?*éI§ éF'i‘&I7i'L5‘?i‘L:I:i'-EH-‘field-EE*-EI?-‘slit-‘fldéliéld él § éi‘5\‘-Eliéld'-“_libi’i'i;l‘i'-‘;Eeif‘iLf'i'h"-."

and, uflcr turning thc ground, i-ausc thc .plants to start lnoro "9.

continue to work tho upturnI>.I `i|ui<'kIy in planting such plants, cnrth until thi: soil is ihrokcn down bo cnrcl`uI not to set thc plants so into fino pnrtlclcs. lil' tho grounil iliccply that. tho soil will wash in

ness, thc plants are liable to sul’-7

still remains i~oiir.~'i- lifter the init- liil preparation, it is nilvlsalllc to defer planting ilntll the arozt can 'hc repri-pairoil again.

\’Vlio|hi~r thi~ plants :irc going to

take Iioiil ol’ tho soil and dovolop rapidly or iniikc ii slow start and at puny ggowtli ilepi-nilii niuch upon thc plants anil tho mannoi- of their planting 'l`lii°. plants 'tlioliisclveli must hc strong. livaltliy. iinil In an activi- state of growth. Only plnnt:-i that hiivc hccn wvll harden- ed oil’ iiirough exposure to out»oi~ door teniporiitiiri‘ while still In tim i’i-nines :ire suitiihlc for transplant- ing.

Planta that arc llftcil without

any soil aliimt the roots slioulil bo -dug oz\ri~l'ully to presorvc all tho roots. Tlrcn shorten thc lop riiots one-third their length iinil. in the case oi’ ciibhiigc_ lettuce, iistcrs iinil other plants with low crowns. rut hack th.\ tops from one-third' lo one-liiilt. This will roiliico lim ovapnriiiion from tho lcnvcs and

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jorvloo.

':~ liegantly furnished, ll

4 rooms with bathe.

» ' Mako It your hom In y

cmirimmwn. _ 1 f °"°"”“"

over thc hearts.

` lm not sul'l’cr

nuotlicr iliiy with

»_ Ili-hing, l;li~r~<Iliil£

in' l‘rntruillnl»! Piles. No suri:li~nl

npr-i'iltli\|\ rvqiilr-

oil. Tir. Chasr~’Ii Olutnii-nt will roiiovc you ut oncc iuiil n|Torii Ineitlnl: l\i~ni-lit. .'>t\i‘ it box nil ilviili-rs, or ldil- lnurli-on, Ilnton & (‘o., lllmltotl, 'For- orito. Sumplc box fron ii’ you mon- tion this paper and cnclose lic stamp postugo.

lonlololoulolnonuolo I OPTICAL

LENS GRINDJNG Our Lens Grindi' plant -the only one onn¥he ls- Innd-is daily engaged in manufacturing the vari- ous kinds oi lenses, used in correction of defective vision.

_ There sae .<10 long ds- a in wni ' or 's ' Ie£esiPROaI"l‘,SNpA°P:PY SERVIC -is the motto oi our lilhmeni.

G. ialliitéheson

C. OIIIK

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0n the Columbia Graionola ~

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Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness nil PII"

Glass Inman at Lowest rates. _

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