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I The Charlottetown Guardian d‘ week; 151, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00.

t" prizes will be issued in the form of merchandiseg hrs that will be honored

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this Bulletin will be taken and words will be listed from

,h one of the letters of the advertiser's name. ﬂirts so listed will be purposely omitted from the copyg

advertiser on this Bulletin, indicating that business had been transacted with at least one of the advertisers on tlieg any merchant on this Bunetin Bulletin and mail or bring your letter to The Guardian

i k llie name of some 0M! 0!‘ mo"? ildvelllslifs’ - - - iand three awards given in the order of their drawing:

Each nee ' ealfh individual one. Also state the merchant or merchantsglst’ $330; 2nd, $200; and 3rd’ $1900. A! an prizes wt" be pliers making up the name. Each word listed begins. “ 05° "limes we" used as kc?’ “me” 5°‘ the mlsslllgctgiven in merchandise orders, it is necessary to state in e These» words. These key letters are Jlllllbiﬂi but when put in you, “my the name of the merchant upon whom you wish ,

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All replies to this contest should be addressed to Editor, The Better Business Bulletin, Charlottetown, P. E. I., and should be in this office not later than Thursday noon each week.

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The-The Pure MiliLCompaiiy (not missing?

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Consult us about

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Values-The Modern Shop In-T. G. Ives (not missing)

styles and colon.

and large.

Price $1.25

griouinias or SAFE MILK.

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IF YOU'RE PARTICULAR

of your foods,

~ BlIY “Garden City” PRODUETS

l! you the highest grade of

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aurriziuvuur AND CHOCOLATE MILK

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Wlirn you bring Ylllll‘ F L 0 W E R S h" “evasion M o 0 R E ’ s ‘ I-IIecti-ic-ffoombs Music Store g A gQumoywauuuwawasaxmuixé-vswwmQvQvvvvk-u‘~’-°t""‘-'”’r“-”r"-”"*”*“ ,,,_,,, b. i;||¢-ii_ wr follow yflllfo. we siivvloli" l" " ‘ " < - - - ~- - - e - ~ " ' " . . 0' T E WILL i ‘tars orders nilh utmost Dre-g Pwuneral l~)esigns u. s A G E s QQBQOQOJIODQQQOQDDQUICQQQUQ. . £01m’! GRAND s. N - K s 0m" ilrlla» arc llllvoiﬂs ‘Mm’ amwﬂm" i“ ‘his mw"? in your order. Thry‘re mad: ireshjiti u Pom!“ an“ , URE "this "FRESH? PHONE 1m They're delicious, iiiiii meg S v 0N g Ttﬁlllglggtﬁh, gum“! you to ‘m3 w“ mm ' l 3- . ~ . j’ Slips for this Cont with. your It (;_ "EESQHE" UPTUWN FLUWER$§ 2 Lbs‘ _f°r 35° L-Mrs. s. A. hlacRae, 2 Hillshoro s1. G R 0 C E RI E S ORCHESTRA gzgfr f“ °*'>¢""'- W W" M" ;riii: i-:i' cox PHARMACY ﬁ m GNM Gcmg“ Sm" PHONE m5 2.—Henr.v Coffin, ll-i Edward Si. ab’ vlmym‘ “ h“ "nun. prim‘ Also the of the leading I'll!" “d? _ _ “Qctct-OQO ooopﬁuouonoauétuau nungnnnnmxwn ' i) lou always save when 7W shot! musicians. Y gBest Quality Grocenes .. Q L's-Mrs. A. Long, 12 Elm Ave. l gh°"- 50W KXCLUSWELY B g _, - g E. s. g i . I srr AD on mo: a. T O Q MB S g At Low Pnces c; 109 iueiiiiioiiii Street i - ‘i; TELEPHONE or ggnona ' ‘ mama &C99?IO3D‘60Duuuu.uuus.w.u.uuuuu Jou . i. WE P“ SP” i FOX RANCHERS 1 1 g N" Exercise‘ m”Wm‘i;"Wiij£“"i;i3"i5i'éii5i¥" “We “ - - 0' Get your requirements oi’ Work I FOR- YOU T0 ~'~ ~ ~ - 3 \ Tnirn. ., - 1 a navzntitsoifi... SAY lfﬂylgglwFggwERs CONTEST 0 E 3 We also handle §parfmont is “T” stocked’ g olll‘ larle iii-m of ell verlﬂl" f" “'1 “m” 9; FOR EVERYTHING we nuv _ HEXITE RATION 3i “B have hail a lens Ind silwess- - '6 "mi- chlhm u u 1-» , _ _ , g Q‘ ful experience. " ‘p Till‘. ‘ilwiiffd? ‘3’..'l‘.§§f.i..§-'°"II.‘§§ W‘ “b” ,;?;1‘.‘...§“'°' ‘“°°“ § W" ""' "““"°“°"- g JAMES TA] T ' “w” " “Y "' . 7 s gigs-banter,’ Tools; Furniture, Stovesg’ F B c o N R A n . FLomsT WIN A A. PICKARD & CO. - , . . o; W. ll. TANTON 3 ’ _ . _ , _ . , _ I PHONE 500 ‘Vlllchmllllcr and Jeweler gfPhone 269 t 31 ‘ills. Avenue Ci Fill-l oi (_‘.lf't‘l\ street and L»: (irt-ut (icorgc htrcet Q- _, .3 Q Q Te], 1i v ‘lﬂlIl, Inc. - <> - -- (‘orne Q' a w t St t ~- Mmlb" “m” ‘m’ ° @103 Richmond Street. Phone 369,1; ’ r “c” a“ a '3' r“ 5 180 Kent Street U m) usgvuu w“! ______,,,,,_,,,U NwNNN-LNJ _\" ' ‘lft-‘iﬁﬂalvvuu. , . new»: _ wauwauuuma

i_ _ M _ "Jlc rniizxol. tell how often as we u,‘ C. T: U. l pray _. ._._ For Milli!‘ bewnldcrctl one, hurt and liistflfShﬁd.

'l‘lil-;.\' l.ll'l‘ '5 PRAY ,'I‘hr~ illl.‘»\\'i‘l‘ comes. but many times __*- i iiXOM‘ ilfL-li";

n“ lid." \\ 1011!’. the burden ‘I . Find sudden pence and rest. l. .,i '

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If puiycr is lilf‘ supreme need of

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and ll!‘ in lflidllil‘ C0lllpll5Si0ll. iind stoop- t‘ berin ‘.0 pray?

"i dolvii ' \ The frivolous cannot illlly- Tl i5 ll-ii Ziflcrl the burden from lllE‘. l un exercise that. demands intellect- ual lioiicsbv, inoinl sinccrl

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Nerves on Edge

Prom loss of sleep i

h! emplessness is the most; per- Food o chance to heipgrou? It: has “M; “timlhlom of exhausted hci ed man thousnn s of others or heron 03' "i"? have headaches an should o as much for you. It he Magus indigestion. You may is not a narcotic to merelﬁ induce lightly W?“ {mil irritable and con- sleep but a restorative w ich will noun“ orricd ovcr things that do onaliio you to regain the vigor of toms why "llllter. All these symp- the nervous s stem and free your- Indllyllar ‘lOvvn the nerve force self of thecon ition which ismaking chance to" “lllnot sleep, there is no life a burden for ou. You will not. vi on lvizam nervous energy iind heusingitlong be oreyouwiii under-

stand why there is so much enthus- iasm about this food treatment.

hi’ "0! give Dr. Chase's Nerve To! New Pep and Energy use

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15ml ual rcsoliitcness.

The proud cannot pray. It. is an exercise that requires iowlines of mind, simplicity of ' heart, and a. tcaclinbie spirit. v

The worldling cannot pray. Prayer submits all things to the standard of Heaven, socks tiic judg- ment of God, and lives in the iiii- sceii.~~-Sclectcd.

LOYAI. 'I‘E.\II'I'IRANCE LEGION

Iicar Boys and Girls:~'1‘he school bells have rung once again up and dowh our land and boys and girls everywhere have arrivercd its call.

The summer has come and gone and what n wonderful vacation time we have iind. So many ad- ventures. swims, hikes, ban-fires, ctr, such good times. and now we come back refreshed for a new year 0f work.

As it will take a meeting or two to get things iii running order an cmiy stnrt is necessary.

'I‘lierc is o great work for caclinnd all of us to do. Our fnir Dominion needs every boy and girl, every mini and woman to stand for all that is noble and right and to keep themselves fit and to also help others to do the same. We are not able to do this in our own strength, but God has promised to help us if we only ask Him. Fit- ness demands a healthy body, and also a clear mind, so for your own sake, for the sake of your home, and for your epiintrys sake you must keep fit, for your own pleasure and that you can better serve your friends.

Have you ever heard of "The five good sticks"? Stick No. 1-—Stlck to Principle. That means playing the game and having a lofty and noble purpose in life. If you believe a thing to be right, stick to it.

Stick No. 2-Stlck to Your Word. Keep your promise. Always re- member the promise you have made, never to take intoxicating liquor.

Stick No 3.—-Stlck to YQr Par- ents. Do not forget those who

have dude so niuz-liﬁfor you. Coiiiif on thcni and they will prove your bcst friends.

Stick No. lt-Stick to Your Pledge. I promise by God's help never to touch intoxicating liquor. N0 oiic ever regretted keeping tho picdgc. ,

Stick No, 5,~Slick to Jcsus. Ho. is the best friend any boy or izlrl ever had. lie alone can help you overcome trial and temptation.

Manitoba Lcgioncrs inst your were tiic winners of tiic $10.00 award for having given the idfQCSt. sum of nioncy to our L. T. L. Missionary Fund. Who will be the one to head tiic list of LCQiOHCFS this year?

Saskatchewan led in increase of members and received the "Cer- tificate of Honor." Let us all work hard and see just iioiv many new members on: can get. Out~p<rst members are surely to be iind and they will enjoy the work with us. Here is verse that can be of iiclp to us I am sure. " God speaks to inc in many ways, Through the lovely sunny days. Through the flowers and grass and

trees. Through the songbirds and the bees; Not only in the things I sec- Through mother's voice He speaks to me. He speaks sometimes in what. I rcad, He seems to know just what I need. I think that I should do my part. To work for Him with all my heart. I therefore quietly to Him, say: That I shall do my best today! Sincerly Yours, MARION A. REESE. L. T. L. sec.

MEXICO OBSERVES ANTI- ALCOHOL DAY

Blowing of all factory whistles in Mexico at ten o'clock on the morning of April 9, announcing a mass meeting of workers to listen to speakers on various aspects of the alcohol problem. heralded one special feature of the nation-wide

observance of the‘ first Anti-Alcohol

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YlTyT-This cIimaxed"tiTc—ca'i_ri~paig/n apologize for their white ribbo zigaiiist alcohol which has been go- ing on with constantly increasing intensity since President Cardenas took office more than a year ago" During the intervening months the anti-alcohol information has reach- ed the schools, soldiers’ camps. I

theaters, and practically every n other dcpiirtnient of community

causes in Christendom.

0n the day's program were puradcs, lectures, music, and other activities. while white banners floated from homes and public. buildings. The directive committee of the campaign had announced: "On this day we want the Mexican people to become fully conscious o! the significance of the campaign, so that they will give us their full cooperation in the future.“ CRUSADE FOR. TEMPERANCE (Prom Ottawa Citizen)

It is heartening to observe the lively and well-planned crusade of the woman's Christian Terriper-

tionalim, a widespread and ill- advised propaganda of liquor in- forests that is apparently calculated to make the United States the most disgustingly wet nation on earth. We heartily commend the efforts of the W. C. T. U. to use sponsored newspaper advertising. to help offset the studied effort of

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liquor copy writers to convince

readers that it is "smart" and ME’ ‘F THE‘ "swank" to get drunk without MADANVQ EAPw corrdsponding notice that one who EiETG WiND

drinks to excess risks fiiiniig on his face in public, losing his Job, quar- rciiiig with loved ones, committing a Clllflt‘. . . . Despite everything that has happened, temperance is still an ideal in this civilization. Those of us who remember the W. C. T. U. of our grandmothers‘ day are proud that the old banner is kept afloat in a world turned almost inhuman by commercial cynicism. It re- mains for the W. C. T. U. to fight advertising deliberately designed to make women and children fall into drinking habits. These good _ ~ I American omen need never agatn

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Girl Loses Life Maine Fire

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OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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I mg, and Alonzo ‘ration, only other occupants at the time, escaped un- injured.

Mr. and Mrs. George Spaulding, with their baby son, had gone to Machlas to visit Mrs. Spauldlngs parents, leaving Jean at. home with the grandfather while Mr. and Mrs. Tattnn kept house.

Heavy smoke about. two am. awakened the elder Spauidirig on

early wdny when ﬁre destroyed the t Mrs. Tstton iEllpPd from the sec- Spaulding home at Meddybemps. and Mrs- Alonzo Tetwﬂ- e friend . ribs. The surviving trio saw iioui- Ol U" Tamil!’- WﬂS lllillled l" llllllp- ing of the girl, and the ruins were ills "Om llll “Niall”! Wllldﬂw- Th8 being searched for her remains.

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