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The zeljformance of the ing for less than $3000, are Studeba ierLighti-Sixis smooth - these engine- parts completely and glstfarrlltlygesptlansive to the ‘ machined. touc o t et rott e. tspower- ~ _ - _- ful silx-cylinderimotor. with its prgéiuecttzlfih: §llfyisariiofizzetlrt “if; Epgmgf pow“ $39“ shat’ cern. One hundred thousand w pic “pdlpmara mg g2‘ Light-Six owners .vouch for its t° mp “p” m a cw “econ S‘ dependability and complete satisfaction. Twenty-seven world-trifle tests, in which an' average of 26.9 miles to the gallon of gasoline was estab- lished, offer conclusive proof of its economy.

l Vibration, so . common to many cars, is practically elimi- nated in_ the Light-Six through machining the crankshaft and connecting rods on all surfaces. In no other car in Canada sell-

MODBLS AND PRICES-I.n.b.WoIk:~-i|Io, Ont-Exclusive o! un- LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX

'5-Pan., H2‘ W. B. 5-Pae|., H9’ W. B.

_ 4on1 sums. ~

Broslx r-Pm. 120' W. n. a6 H. P.

‘Touring gpecdntzrfi

$1795 ..l760

. Touring ................$l 37 5 Roadster (Ii-Panu.) i375

Coupe-Roadster Plsl.)._..._...‘...l77$ n n25

Tour-influx... Roadster (2-Par Coupe (4-Pau.).. Sedan

Terms to Meet Your Convenience

A. nouns a 00.

QHARLQTTETQWN Deniers for Prince Edward Inland

(1- Bgd] Sedan

rnrs ISO-A STUDEBAKER YEAR

Tile Central (iuardian

Novice-rue Sawmill at Mer- maid will be closed for the sum- llller _mon~tbs.....l’atrlot please copy.)

» HESRRVEMAY 2m: AND 8RD for High Tea in aid St. Vincent's ‘Orphanage.

vsnnon naval: OIRCUIT_. Services for Sunday, April 22, sub- ject, "The Candle of the 10rd."

‘Y-ND how good a fig of tobacco T9811?‘ can be nude. You must try a fig of Yr-No. Flynn Brothers.

' 11388-447-1mth.

SPEAKS 0N ARMY WORK-At the Salvation Army citadel last evehinr, before u large and interest ed audience Major W. H. Burrows, Divisional Commander, delivered a stirring address upon the work of the Army since its conception. His address was appropriately entitled “The Acorn and the Oak." 11s con- trasted the vast scope of t-ile work today in spiritual and social wel- . fore with its early beglnnlngsHis Worship Mayor .-Jcn-kins lprosided attire meeting and before introduc- ing Major Burrows paid a warm tribute to the work of ihc Salva- tion Atmy. A warm vote oi’ thanks to. the speaker, moved by Com~ unanulunt llilgdon, was tendered him unanimously.

STIRRING ADDRESS lN LEGIS- LlATURE.—— There was a large ut- tcndance of visitors including many ladies, at the Provincial Leg- islatule last nlghtwhcn Mr. J. D. Stewart, K. C., Leader of the Op- position. resumed thc Budget dc- bate and concluded a m-zlstorly- and trenchant criticism woon the policy ofthe Bell government throughout the‘ wiloloperloupf its ofltlce. nu address was one of the most fol-cc- ful and eloquent hoard within the walls of the {legislature in Tllfltllli yenrsfand‘ it wus evident from in- terruptions by .the (lommlssioncr of Agriculture and others that his 510w, gtrpgk home. Those intcr- ruptions which ‘Mr. BlPWWFt "W!" tivcly silenced, served only in in- crease" the dmmatlc effect of his

vlncial Exhibition Association WAB held yesterday armor-noon. directors

the ‘exhibition; of

T’ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Annual Heeling ol A Exhibition m». llelll Yesterday

The annual meeting or theilhar- lottatnwn Driving Park and Pro-

The in their reDOPt for 1922.

while regretting that: financially

qlfiwtenliilelq was not a. success. felt l M they could neva-‘Feleas congratulate the shareholders on it being "n8 of the best ever held on their grounds. The amount received from the Dominion Department 0f Agriculture in 1922 wasbut $2.027.- 55; or about four ‘fill-ha 01’ 01B minimum grant of Wfioo-OO- 'l‘ll"e Local Government have reclu- burned the Association for all 91-110,, mp1 lby the association,’ with the exception of the Special Prizes. A grant was also received of $500 froln the City of Charlotte- town. Than-ks were due to lion. WIZVI. Lea, Commissioner oi’ AZPli culture for his efforts in preparing the Prize List and helping along in other ways. The sliding K001i in prizes for live stock introduced by him at the 1920 Exhibition and continued each year‘ since, has proved most successful and at meetings of. Exhibition managers held in Toronto and Ottawa in Dcccmlber and January iaflt, (zallcd by the Hon. Mr. Mothcrwcll, the Uomlinion lMinlster of Agriculture. this sliding scale has, been 11ft proved of and recommended tn be adopt-ed by all exhibitions receiv- ing nld from the Dominion Du- pnrtlnent of Agriculture. These nice-tings at which were attend- ed by Secretary Smnllwvood, will. it is expected result in much creator assistance to the Bxhlbb lion here. Tim details or how this assistance is t.) he rendered will l-s- lleeolrlorl at a meeting to be hold in Mom-ton in a few days. Tho aim will now be to give ovary r-ncfiurngcnlcnt to i.ln-.-brf-ed~ ing ol’ flllllnflls must suitmblf- and profitable for stile in the markets 0i illc \\'0rlll.

Tllc fining 0f {hg Exhibition this

words. ‘Mr, ‘Stewart was followed by Mr. A. C. Saunders who at 11 l1- m. ‘adjourned the debate. Third tion Act Amendment Act, 192s.

PERSONALS

Miss friends in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. R. '1‘. MacNcill

firltéii-In"iryrrnsrnrtrg '

lLATES—l0u per llne per day. 0e per llnc per day for S day: or over. 8e per llne per day for U day: or oven Count 5 worth to a llne. GMIlpI a! 5 figures, lnlllnl letter-n, noun! an one word. likfier cent. all-count for e h. Allllrenn Carina‘ inn‘ "I ml. unl must. be nuld for. Speelnl‘ (en l-urnlnhed lloornn .dj,fiIO[ seven 170B“ In: one week. Situation Wanted, 50o tor new ' 0rd: per week.

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yesterday. BIRTHS

WOOD-At the I’. E. island iiospi tal A'pl‘ll 10. 1923, to Mr. and Mrs Harry Wood, a son.

WALKER-At 25 April ll, 1923, to J. S. and Mrs. Walker, u son. ‘

A glillltsl ‘Vllliliflll Mlgceuaneoug

DEATHS-

m-i .- WANTED LIVE AGENTS

_ T0 JNO. A. McDONALD, LAND sUa-laANo-Al the Rectory, Crulpullfl, sen.‘ wflmm‘ 1"” “whim” veyor, Harmony Jct..8-27-1mtb.]on Sunday afternoon, Lucius ll. ‘wme “Km-v J‘ R ‘Vmkmi’ -————'——|liund, lll his 87il1 year. Burial will

COIIIXNIBy, (De-pt 11), 379 f: ralg

FITRAYOED we“. Montreal, Que._ 4~17-1m.

FROM

WANTED-INDUSTRIOUS, car- uble man 25 to 50 years. in East- cm End King's County. Handle local trade delivering Rawleighhs Good Health Products direct to home. Largest, best, fastest sell- ing line. Products on time, low- est wholesale. no advance in prices. No ‘experience, practic- ally no cuplni needed. We teach]

Leo Frank. 4-18-01.

cry of them alive. Charlottetown.

POULTRY PAYS PHOFITS-—BIG profits when handled by Modern Scientific Methods. Shaw's Cold- belt Poultry ‘Course for Home Study shows the right way to unuke good money. Write lfor par-

you in manage your, own per- _

manent, . profitable business. tslgg-ifiirgcmlg" klfilmgiuiresslilreexleli Largest, strongest Company, w t ‘T m“

gives most rm-operatlon. Write es’ ow o‘

age, occupation, references. W. Felnale H 01p ‘vanted

~ '1‘. Rawleigb 00., Dept. 1832, Lon-

don, Ontario." 1-10-12-14-17. -——————-——————-_'*" WANTED-MAID ABVMMLAV 1s;

A l M .\\. . o arren. F9,‘ Sale p” rs ‘ 112214-14 al

Longworih Ave. ___- WANTED-A MAID FOR GEN-

FOR sane-Hones COMING a.

Mayor TodfL- Apply James cm. l‘ouse'work_ one who unflrr Gillan, St. Patrioks Road. stand; p aln- cooking. Apply . - 11359-4-15-3‘ Mrs. c. J. McCormmck. '10 syc-

ncy SL, 4'13“

roe SALE ceNTne on WALL grocery display stands with bins, . also cash carrier system. Apply} W. T. Wellner Co., lltd., Queen _____Hw__ st. - 4.1-tr;|_os_r_ WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL‘; housework. Good Wilma. Apply Depot House, 236 King St. .______.._._-____.-_-__~__-. DRIVER FOR SALE AT NEW ‘AN' nun. Hay more, 0 years old, by

Acadlan, Dam by Provider. N“ - weight about ten hundred Mala Help Wanted

pounds. Speed prospect. Gentle. 1 lgunalbla gm» a lady to drive. WANTED-MAN TO WORK ON Phone or write J. J. MacKinnon. ‘farm, D. J. MacDonald. Mflflfiiplllg‘. 11271-4-1 -

New Annan itave Track. 4171i Lot. 48.

Lost

A PAIR OF LIGHT RIM

WIIIEWE betwven St. JosePlVB | Convent and tho- ROYM Bank- Flndei- please lcuve at Guardian office. _ i

tli- Than

iuesnnfloqnllhaernmnmmma 00--

“My Hands Trembled l and I Could Not’ Sleep” ‘ “When”! Began taking Dr. CluiJrNerve N86. 1' vvvvilitbv nervous tint-when l picked up a cup elite: rnylnnd would < Inqble like-talent. l wold not sleep well, could-not re- member things. and there Vi" ' neunlgicpeiaethrengh hi! 50d!- After taking seven l" ° I'-

Uuefl Nerve Food. MW"??- l .- a- ml»: and." - »

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1,111., LOHIIIKO.

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ROSEBANWbe made at Flcth Bay, Quebec, on ranch, Southport, 2 silver black foxes, mule. Reward of $100.00,

each will be paid for the recov-

nud tnrtnisc shell nlasserosomc-l

|Wednesday. -

BOWLING

‘Lust night on the Y alleys 111G Z-ion Church defeated St. Paula 31mm“ by 1m pins. L. Robertson rolled the his-host single 86°"? “i :22 pina anrl the highest 10ml all 505 pins. ln the second game of the double hcader the Methodists dc~ fcatcd lSt. Joules. Percy Mclunis won tllc highest single and lliglleil three. '

-_ Line-up and scores:

St. Paul's L. C. Hayward .....108 174 I12 W. Carmody . . . . . ..-1.15 7-9 105 E. Curmody 110 ll. (l. Rudolph 177 l<‘_. Cox . . . . . . . . . . . 131 645 672 695 Total . . . . . . . . . . . ..........20l2 l). MacKcnzie 1:35 b‘. Nicholson 189 B. Douglas 130 it. Bnlrlenson 158 II. Robertson 2Z2 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H2033 St. James l-I. , Gninsworth Prof. Watlris ‘ll. Pcndlcton ll. (‘c-nrnfll C. '-Semple.. Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “Z1772 Methodist .. J. D. Webster .. 156 1.25 J. McNnlr _ 186 122 J. A. Bentley 194 128 l". Mclnllis .. 178 14-6 L. B. Smith .. 150 98 . 790 864 619 Total

i. Won Match

‘NEW YORK. April ‘15—- Chnrlé! Peterson of St. Lou's. W0" the first match for the world's I110" stop 18:2 balk lino billiard cham- pionship last n'rht by defeetlnil Albert Omar of Chicago 800 to

590 .

Ball Teams in l Good . Condition

reading was given to the Prohibi-llsplu" deficit

Evelyn G. Cass, Noni-hi River. spent the week end wiillll"

Hunter River, were in the cltyl

Elm Avelllle-lgeur the famous wall that

Your will be fixed after tbc Mone- \tnn llli'(>.i.lill§,

l 'l‘hn financial report showed a i The flirociors were re-elcctcll as Jolloxvs- Mr. J. J. lDavlos. presi- Hlcnl: Nil" James Paton, vice-pres-

;:llr-ni: Mr. f‘. R. Slnallwoml, sec- ri-lnry irsraurcr; Hon. G_ E, hlessrs. Hammond Kelly,

llugbr-s. ‘ . P. Bell. John McLean.

.1

vlllllr ls TIIE ‘ u

Hundreds of men and women say they are amazed at its wonder-

ful effects on diso Bowels land Bl

“l Slarted to believe my case wag|l

Y"?! 0f suffering from stomach t ouble, got relief in short order," u!‘ Mr‘ "am" Awhlblld. Him-l“-

-N. S. Hundreds of other: who to

- Marvelous Banishmenl ‘of Pain and Disease

u Yflu have s if d lilroln rhfiulnatism u ere agoules $197018 the past months; if dygpep. - a ms gnawed at your vituls and ‘Urlurell you ~from day to day‘ n- kidney and liver troubles threaten i’ “"11 Your lilo; if poisoned and

and neuralgia

lllhmlre blood has shown its effect in ‘bulls. llimples and skin erup- 110115; ll sleeplessness and nervous- ncs have made you miserable and llBfihonderlt; if headaches and buck- uclles give warning of approaching disorders; constipation, rheumn. tism, or stomach disorders have You in their grasp. if you have trlcd FWPYlIIl-ng under the sun to gct re- lief, and have ‘failed, don't you think it is time you gave Drew a chalice to lift you out of the slough 0i‘ misery and set you again on the path of penfect health and the full enjoyment of life. which is every plan's and woman's God-given right’!

llrcco seems to he the most talk- ed oi’ medicine today. Almost cv- crywhcre you go-in homes, offices,

SEGRET 0F OTIIIS ‘

POWER ‘l

.:

EIIIGIIIPS WOVIIBEIII-‘lll.

rders of the Stomach, Kidneys, Liver, ' ood. How does it wipe out disease? ‘

mpoulble to cure," nye Mr. John Veins, Woodstock. N- 5- "A?!" .

seed about on Beds of Pain are new weir‘.

spent almost $1,000 on my stomachiy-fillfi- C" “mild "m" “n” and bladder," says Mr. John Velne,_nlculs and lhlllgfl ‘I'll E1" WW“! “Youdulde, N, s. “Arte;- mlking sour," says Mr. Jar-mes A. Archibald. with the Dreco expert at Kinleyfls 61 Q1199" SUB”. ‘HfllllllX. N- 5-. ll Limited, l decided to give breed p, trackmwn in the employ ul‘ the gov- trial. What a harppy duy that was Efnmcnl- .10!‘ me. The first lbultle did rue "31)’ 1W6!‘ W“ lnibm] shlliie- 5pm“ more good than anything l bud ever would float before my eyes and l taken lbcfore. I noticed u big im-lvflell l0 89l- lerfllbll! dill)’ Shelli- provement in just u low days. The‘! would K9t "ll 111 U18 11101111115 111E1- pain in my bladder is gone; it hauling just as tired as lbefore going 1° been there for years. My case was lbed. ~l never felt rested. i was of long standing, but Draco seems nervous and didn't sleep well. My to be just what I needed, as ll Iieei appetite was very poor. so much better in every way. "You Cull imllgllle 110W 1181110)’ l

"My stomach and liver were in am since taking Dreco, and I om‘ bad shape. Things I'd eat would free at these troubles. ll nevcr sour in my stomach. I llud to he have gas in my stomach now. i very careful with my food, other- can eat whatever-l want my bowels wise I was troulbled with terriblelact regularly, I sleep well und feel gas. 1 always had a bad taste in my mouth. 1 was hlllous and spotsled with it." . would float before my eyes. I was No, it is not a miracle; just un- troubled with constipation. ll did other case where science steps in not sleep well and my nerves. uiqto save a human being after all ways seemed io he on edge. "hope has been abandoned.

"Dreco has made a new man of, llreco is credited with hundreds mo. I have gained four ]l0unfls_|0l cases similar to the above. Cases

shops, factories, clulbs and meeting places of all kinds, you are almost sure lo hear someone tell of the wonderful results secured by this "Miracle Medicine," as it has been culled. Scores who doulbted the

[powers of this marvelous recon-

siructunt and lnvigorunt have been pYPVililL-(I upon to give it a trial, and are now singing its praises.

lireco is made entirely of nnlural herbs. it cou-lains no minerals or anything to hurt the system.

llere are just a few signed state- ments, selected as random. from the many which are being received

where. Read them carefully and see how true they ring.

Spent Almost $1.000

ful Relief Dreco Gave Him "i started to believe my

i Four N egotiates

.. i~ . _i A hlcliaughlin-Bulck feli- cylilr- ‘dcr touring Qu- rqcently as lnislaod. [the ‘Chinese ‘by climbing ip high sur- rounds tllle ancient city ui"l‘ekin. i 'l‘ilis wull is about llliriy‘ fcci. in! lluilgllt and the runway l0 the top. is approxinlzltely t-wo hundred ieeti long. Stunting at twenty llliltis an; hour, the MCLllllKhllD-Iillitk reach-i ed the top traveling ut the mic of: ten lnllles an hour. '

"Fills is the wull which played so important and tragic i]. qlalrt ill the historical Boxer rubellion.

Ilcufllng up to the lop of Lllc \vull are long ramps, paved with rough brick and pitched at a sleep angle. Tile grade is twcnly pcr cent. '

The performance oi‘ Iiaughlin-Buick aroused n great deal of discussion in Pckin and t»... watched with interest by many spectators.

A photograph oi‘ the above is on display in the window of the Mc- Luughlln-Bulck showroom, Queen Street.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

IIAJIIFAII, N.S., April 16——(Q-ll°i- ations furnished by Johnson and Ward members of the Montreal Slock Exchange.)

Bell Telephone Brampton .......... .. St. Lawrence Flour Ottawa Power .. Cuba Cane Sugar Pfd .. Pun American Petroleum

the Mc-

120 43%

Laurentide Pulp . Canadian General Electric Canadian Steamship Com

1 . '\-. -

l l '1 Z/gfi/u ) 1T):

Jirnl‘ l" Ml

.. 730?‘.

NEW York, April 1$—- With the waning of the i928 baseball season but. u-rew ‘any: all. the renal" We season‘ forecasts in the M-aior IJFJI- guos are belnlr M"!!! 0“! by "l? magnatee. All are of the 011M701‘ that the coming seasmi will he I record one in the matter of close pennant reoesnnd public interns!-

IR JllllOllil-INIOIIO Onl- the regular dose. Node of ma ngndlenu, than candy coated. For children and ndnlte.

McLaughlin Buick . . _._ __._. _

iCrlnadlan Steamship Pid . , lAsbesto/s Corn _ , ‘Dominion Bridge _ ‘Montreal Power i WaHlWiunipeg Electric .'Nationul Breweries . [All-antic Sugar .

dnily from men and lwomen every-

Nova Scotla Man Tells of Wonder-

C359 was impossible to cure, as I have

That's why l so highly praise mldlwhere everything else had failed, recommend Dreco for anyone suf-Iund this new medicine discovery i'ering us 1 did should give Dreco was tried as a lost resort. l a triul." Draco is not n. cll‘:e»all;hit is noti‘

Draco, the great herbal rcmcdv a miracle worker, ut t ere are acts on the stomach and aids it vcry often cases oi‘ organic ills-l in digesting the food, stops the vfor- orders thlrt will not yield to o. rat-I rualllcn of gas. relieves collstipn- lonnl scientific trmtimcnt. That's. tlon, strengthens the kidneys, rous- wily so many arr- tellillg grateful

es the liver and relieves billousncss stories of the S0011 llllfi llllfilllilllel headaches, hitter taste in Lhc ls accomplishing. Try n lmiile. pvnouth, heartburn. couiod tongue yourself and see. Do it today.

and purifies the ‘blood, thereby ‘ban- ishing rheumatism.

I Such praise as this, told -in lthe straightforward, honest language of zl lman, cannot but convince even the most skeptical, that here is a medicine i'or which tllc world has lollg been waiting.

Dreco, ls being specially intro-- ducefl. in Charlottetown by E. A. Foster, Drugstore, 119 Grafton Sh! Go there today and ask for Mr. Arthur, the Dreco Expert, and let, him explain the merits of this flies: remedy. There is no charge and he will tell you honestly if he he- lleves Dreco will benefit you. Dreco is also sold in Summerside by Gal-I lant Drug Co, Limited, and by a, ".\iy stomach troubled me for good druqgists everywhere. ‘

Read This Remarkable Story

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Alch-lson

Am. ‘Cur and oun y . -

Am. Locomotive ..... .. . 153

American Smeltingd’: Refin- in ..... ..

. 101%

. 61% Southern Pacific

Anne-tilde. CErper .................. .. AEJE/g-Studebaker ‘Canadian Pacific Railway .. I5l%.Ullion Pmcific . New York Central 94% Utah Copper . Cuba Cane Sugar -. 60% l7. S. Steel

like a new man. I um highly plcus- _

, on tighGE Stickmadc ' l Safé, sure big t1

©'@©

n

IM MEMORIAM

lln loving remembrance ‘of f. dear mother, Mrs. Charles Murry,

who (icpartéd this‘ life ‘on Arfitiifidrf

1922.

Dearest nfoihcr. thou hast léft hi;

Here thy loss "we dccply feel. But 'tis God that hath bereft us“; file can all our sorrowsuheal.’

Yet again wc hope to meet thee lWhen the day of life is fled; Then in lHcaven with Joy, to grep} thee, - Where no farewell tear is shod. l-llnserted by her sous.

in Memnriam '

In lovlnq memory of

Dr. W. H. Daugherty, April inn, 1920. f; JUST AWAY (Adapted)

~l cannot any and I will not

say That he ls dead. He ls just zuway. ' With a cheery smile and a wave oi’ the hand He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how ‘~ very fair it needs must be. since he lingers there. Al"! y0ll-—oh. you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the _ glad return— Think of him faring on as dear ' ‘ln the love of There as the love of Here; Think of him still as the same. I say: He is not dead-die is just