VICTORY ‘ ; BONDS

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We offer for sale Victory i Bonds 5% per cent at the iol-

lowing prices. This is an ex- ‘cellent opportunity to pup. ‘ chase these Bonds at very at- tractive prices due to 111s foreign exchange situation,

1922 at 99% ‘last at 102 1923 at 90% 1924 at ‘asst 1927 at 100 1034 at 97 I 1033 at 100%

with accrued lnterest—-No commission. '

Write or surly for further Information

The Eastern Trust Co.

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Chances with Your . Health

Hundreds oi people sacrifice themselves every year by takinx chances-end this is particularly true with the epidemics that are prevail- ing at the present time- Csll or write ior e package oi Macs Cold snq La Grippe Tablets and ‘begin taking them immediately upon the appearance oi the ﬁrst lym- ptom-and you will have no tear o! LeGrippe. We will mail these tablets to any ad- dress upon receipt oi 25c plus war tax.

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DAVIE AND FRASEWB FRESH AND PORK SAUS- AGES ON BALE NOW BY ALL LEADING GROGERS, GOVERNMENT STAMPED ON EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE CHOIOEBT MEAT- FOODB ON THE MARKET Ab? ALSO THE CHEAP- ES BECAUSE NO WASTE

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IT PAYS to buy In this province. GEORGETOWN HALL Good Fri- éiay April 2nd “War Memorial" Pic- uras. _

SMART MIULINE~RY.- Well dressed women select their hats at Patons. Your Easter bonnet is ready ior you, . t

POLICE COUR-T.--A much ad- journed prohibition case before the PolicelCourt Saturday was dismiss- ed on account oi a missing wit- ness.

DIBTINCTI

V.E BLOUBES, tailor-

touch oi embroidery heading, hem~ stitching or tucking are displayed for your Easter shopping nt Pat- cns.

IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 AD VERTI8ER8.—Advertisers are res- pectliully reminded that copy and instructions must be in the Guard- iun Oﬂlce not later than twelve noon ouch day except Saturday, when the lutest hour ior changes or new copy is 10 a. m. dti.

RECEIVED IMPORTANT PO81. TlON.--Tho many friends oi Mr. Neil itattee, a graduate oi Prince of Wales lCollege, will be pleased to henr that he hns been chosen us.

(‘nntvlh lnontreal, and begins his tluiics Aprlllst.

SCHOONED WANTED, to can-y coal to Newfoundland, St. Pierre, Prince Edward Island, and Bras 11.01‘ Lillie ports, on opening oi navi Ratloll- Shipping Dier in a natur- ally sheltered harbour at Kelln-tﬂg Love, entrance to Bras d'0r Lakes Write. Bin-ling tonnage and rates, t0 Anglo Coal Company, Limited New Campbelltou, C. B.

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l’ ' large stock. Crown & Anchor

Canada Cement.

Plaster Paris. Other Locks and

. Ready Rooﬁng. , market prices. A

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ll You Have Any ‘i Building or Repairing

To do this Spring, Come t0 us ior Your Hardware and Supplies

Our stock of Builders’ Hardware is complete in every detail, and we are

penters’ tools on hand. _ The prices are right.

You know that Hlckcy‘s is notlcrumbly tobacco, and

the only ‘chewing tobacco

unadetoday that maintains its ﬂavor till the last bit Is used. it is tho tobacco that is preferred by all classes reason thcy und know tlrcy cun only got it by using

want satisfaction

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IiICKEY 8t NICHOLSON TIIBACCO C0, Ltd

Charlottetown.

you satisfactorily.

. No matter how small your order, it

attention. Here

are a. few of the many items from our

Pure Mixed Paint

1 Gliddcn’s Varnishes.

Lime in barrels and casks. Hard Wall Plaster.

' Yale Locks and Night Latches.

Padlocks.

- Tiger Brand White Lead. . Dry and Tat-red Paper. “Rogers” Rooﬁng. Ruberoid Rooﬁng.

Beaver Board, Nails, etc., at lowest

full stock of Car- Call and see

. We Close Daily at 5.30

The Rogers Hardware Co

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THE ACME OF DISTINCTION.- TIIOFB is a subtle and lntiellnablc something about the tailored suits 1M8 year that appeal to ladies of good taste. Trlcctiuc, gabarditic, twill and ﬁne serge-s are the mater inls in chief evidence, faced occas- ionally with bright silks or hound with braid. A colored vest also lends an air of sntartness hard to resist. tSclec-t your Easter suit to- tiny from Patons big showing. ll.

THE MORRIS—-EA~RLE RECIT- AL.-—~Nurucrous citizens who at‘ tended the n-bovo musicttle lust 'l‘uesdny evening have expressed a wish to have another Recital in Prince Edward Theatre. If nil goes well this plctrsure will he given to lovers of music next autumn, with all entire new programme. As ad- vertised the proceeds of lost Tues- tltlfs Rrcltzltl was in nid nth building fum] to n-church in Vic- torlu British ffolumhla where Mr. Prod Morris and fnlnily attended. After paving all expenses amount- ing to $34.68 soute $204.00 will be sent forward to thc Rev. P.- C. Parker or the first Baptist Church, Victoria. B. 0., this tweek. In the spirit. of u genuine (Thrlsitlail For- tr-rtl iylovc-ntent, surely this is a Irinrlly act by rill concerned. Mr. Frcrl Morris and MnChzisEurle ap~ prccinte to the full, tho runny kind

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citnl, and all who uttentlctl were simply tlrliglttetl with the evening's t-tttcrtalxtluent. Thanks is in or- dt-r for thc use of Si. Pnuls Parish

4 Ilnll, for the print-ting of ’i‘icltots.

and programmes, use 0t‘ decoration tings, piano, dry Mlllcr Bros, and Miss Earle, all oi which helped to kecp down the expenses W. S. Louson, 'l‘rensurcr.

Enard’: Linlment Cures DItsempc-r

Britishdteamer Sends 0ut S0.S.

LONDON. ltiarcli 27.-—’l‘ho Brit- ish steamer Ortega, from Liverpool ior Valparaiso, sent an “S,OIS."' Ines sage irom latitude 52 North. Longl tude 5 West, (close oi Linney Heud on the ‘South Eastern ‘Coast oi Wales) asking ior assistance- The message amid the steamer dc- sired to be towed hock to Liver- pool us she was battling with heavy seas coming in from leeward.

A message to ‘Lloyd's scys that , the Captain of tho Ortega hits do- » cldcd to attempt to reach Fish- guard.

Nuxubcr one hold is lull of wal m- nnd tho stcalucr El Puragunya. is standing by.

The Ortega has 120 first class; 100 second class; and 140 third class passengers aboard.

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KID AND SUEDE GLOVES ior ‘Easter at. Patons.

JUST ARRIVED BV EXPRESS.

3L —~A large shipment oi.’ men's soit

hats, See our special $5.00 hat, best value in Canada. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 7911-3-27ME3i

A REGULAR MEETING oi the Daughters oi the Empire will be held on Monday, March 29th at 3 D. m. 7897-3-27ME2I.

ANOTHER GARAGE-Work has started on the building oi a new garage on Great George Street for the Lowe Transfer.

A MEETING OF THE TWO RIV- ERS EGG CIRCLE will be held In Flat River School on March 30th.

at 7.30 p. m. William Kerr will address the tneoting. 1i. TEN DOLLARS REWARD

will be given for information that will icntl to the conviction oi the parties who broke into my summer house at Suuthport on Wednesday March 24th. A. E. Morrison.

STREET WORK-The city is rluntping loads of gravel on King Street near the Railway Station, where the mud Wns so deep as to make travelling there almost im- possible. Anotherplnce greatly in treed of improvement is the ex- trciuc end of. Water Street which is .1 perfect quagmire.

REPAIRING NAMAGI-L- The hnldgta at the head of II-pper Queen Sltreet was washed uwny by tho rot-cut ITBBIIFLS. The city is now putting a temporary one In its place. The stone t-ulvort near the rzlillvuy track on liougrvorth Ave, wuss also washed out. The raiiyvny authorities are having tltc neces- sary repairs made horn.

P. E. I. REPRESENTATIVES.-. Among the ‘Prince Edward island- ers tuklng a. prominent tpart lu the G. W. V. A. Dontinion (lonvention in Montreal were Dr. Cyrus J. Mac- Mlllan and Philip E. -Pnln1er of Charlottetown. The former was chairman of the Resolutions Com- mittee. He was also elcctctl u member‘ of the Dominion Execu- tive. tBoth Dr. Macltillluu and Mr. Palmer appear in u -group photo reproduced in the Montreal Star.

MT. tSTEWART SOCIAL CLUB. —-'i‘he regular weekly meeting was held in Foresters llnll, on the 25111 inst, with President Daniel iu the clrJl-r. After regular business was completed, the President introduc- cd the speaker of the evening, Col. Campbell, Charlottetown, who ud- dressed the club u; some length on ou_r Educational system, deal- ing with altl its phases and strong- ly urging greater co-operutiolt be- tween tcltiltlren, ratepayers, and teachers. A vote of thanks was

ness int coming [to haddtross the meeting. A trio was rendered for the good of the order, by Messrs ltiartitt, Douglass and .McKay.

Hotel Arrivals

VICTORIIYHOTEL- '

C. C. Thompson. Montague; D. S. Campbell, Sackyille; A. B. Burns St. John; Gen. llornbergor, Tor- onto; Geo. tfoistiu, Toronto; W. A. Rossiter, Toronto; J. S. Delnn, Montreal; W. W. Anderson, ’i‘or- (into; J. W. Fenton, Montreal; J. H. lticllnughlin, Montreal; ‘S. H. Vvnlkcr, Ottawa; A. ‘C. Rowling-W. St. John; Mrs. E. l-Iazen, Srtckville (l. V. ’l‘llompson, hirmtttguc; J. A. McDonald, Cardigan; P- S» "illmm Montreal; F. Fanbroke, Montreal; l. Hudson, _I’lctou; L. B. Pridham, Alberton; B. Gaudet, Montreal.

REVERE HOTEL.

Jack LeMoine. Halifax; lyiuhar, Sturgeon; Annie Macltay. Brookiine. Mass; E. M. -Bcon, ‘lor- onto; Chas. G. Henderson. ‘Sl- John; R. R. McPhee, S. D. U-l B. tA. Collins, S. D. U-I J- J- A- Camphell, S. D. U.; T. l3. LOW- thcr, (Ynlgary; Emily McKn-Y. 110D‘!- field; S. McEscltcru, Mt. Stewart; A, ‘Mciinchern, Mt. Stewart; Fred W. Gibson, Halifax; C. R. Smith, Hamilton; P. Lnrtcr, lMontrenl; II- tg, Bradley, st. John; A. J. Murphy. Ranger‘, 'i‘nxas; ,GI. ll. tCutIlIio, iluntcr River.

Stop that Nasty 3 Spring Head Cold Right Now

Abrupt changes oi tempor- nture and the advent oi spring clothing are apt to

, induce colds.

Such colds usually start in the head and work down- ward Into the throat and air passages. .

OUR COLD REMEDY 4

will relieve the distress In the head, open the nostrils and Insure tree breathing.

Keep it handy and use freely when the ﬁrst sympt- oms oi a oold Bililear.

PRICE O_N LY 25o.

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OHOOL days are rough days for

- _ - ou realize that b" In» "ingxtrcrytstirfate tt- ldfll intlsfinircly unless given SChOOl ‘UITIIIZUTC, thrift 1S liﬂfdly GUY glntact under a t,“ h‘ (‘ndqrinlt Prn_ SIIFIJFP pmtuttlztn. Inspect than varnished article that has to stand what ' ‘IIL!’ Save" Irttrtrtallsv 1'11"“ lhﬂn inof-

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desks and chairs in the school go through.

Their salvation is surface protection. Ordinary wear and tear leave their sur- faces uninjured. It is a Imrd test but varnish isequal to it!

Interest to you lies in what it teaches.

The surface is the Ii ‘itlﬁf point. The surface is the point Whether property be wood, n 1, slut-coma" con- crete the surface is ti‘ . place \‘.""cr<‘t1ctcri- oration tries to get n Toot:‘1<~1.’. l: I121‘. P0 chance if thcrc is nlwctjrs a protective coating in the way. -

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It teaches that in your own home you can have the same protection.

You know better than anyone else what the good ﬂoors and good furniture in your home have to stand. You know, but do you think much about it? Do

Look at all your; flrvpertyt from this extremely importmst. ‘- Snvc the surface and you so .

HIS ANNOUNCEMENT is t5S-LW! Zjttltr. (‘cum " Brut‘ I1" Campaign Committee, for Iix- purpose of rdutc/l, p, r A x Presenrotive and Protective value n] Iﬂnrul, Varnzsh cm! .'....<':' 1 I the Conservation nf Properly, and hin- rrceivcd the afafnct-tz! of !.’.- t‘ . .

Trade Commission in the following warns: "The realization of the above objects vxllllcntl to r1 _' i during the Rctonstructltan Period nntl llClifil our 0'1‘ ' '

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