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I1' PAY! to buy in this Province.

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just arrived. Order today.

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Resolve, today,

that you willnotface ' I

I I Fortune emptyhand» I od( Sow the seeds

I, of your success by V

5 starting a. savings gg. ‘

1 count with this Bank

now.

Paid-an nina; 6.500.000 Rcse1've%ind- 12,000,000 . Resources - . )50'q|)°_0°°

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I _ » Ln. n.\i.coM ‘ ‘ Manager Charlottetown Brush

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" _ I _ TYNE V.'\LLEY CIRCUIT.-Rev. .ll.

%_ _ I l~`.. l.ui'iviei'i~ will occiipy tho pulpits of

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l,`>ocsii”t liiirt li bit tu lift :iiiy 'torn I --~ ,

_ TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION.-‘ I .\lr. l. t'. i\rcliibnld ol' 1.lii» Vlevolziiid;

iight off with fingers

` ,

|ihc Prr-s`l>i'lei‘ii.iii cliiirclics at Lot 11 :tit ll si. iii.. 'l`_\'iiu Valley :it 3 p. ni. Iiiiiil \’ietorl.i West ni T ii. iii. on Still- ‘ilu_\' Ili., IS' i lust.

l’l`riit-tor Coiiipniiy. t_‘le\'cluiiil. `Oiit.. . i'utiirii<-il 'l‘iiosiluy i'roiii 'l`i'_voii wlieri:

£J___’( ln; gave nn iiit.;ei-i-.sliiig tractor dcnioii-_

.~ili‘iitIoii, Yestcriliiy ho started work on

\` H Ig thi- l.ower St. Peters Roud with tlic I

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lr:ii:toi‘s iittiiciicil to (loviwiiiiiciit roiid

I :nits ciiii lic :ici-onipiisliril with tiicin. til wus .~:lio\\'ii that these wonderliil liiizirliliiiwz are udziptilile i'oi' n greiil iiiiiiibor oi uses in farm worli not only for plowing amd liairi'ou‘iiig but for

' III( 'II' niiuzliiiics iiiiil :ilioweil wlinl great rc-

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'liiiulliig lumber and niiisisel iiiud and

other henry loads. Oii nccouiit oi' thc

callimeal We handle the famous Gro-

vell Bros. 5751~5-I5m3i.

MEETING of the G. W. V. A. on

lilrlday next at 7.30 In their club \‘0°l1lI- ll-'olwrtant business.

PROW8E._-At tlieP E I l-llspital

May 14th. 1919, to Mi'. and Mrs. Stanley' Prowso, of Sherwood la daught- er. _ .

.ness vAi.|.sv.-'iiiiers win’ be

service next Sunday ia Ross Valley at 11 ii. in. in Bradal-bane at 2.30 and in Granville at 4.30 p. m.

SERVICES APPRE0lATED_ - The

Guardian sincerely tbanlks the 'mes- sengers in attendance at the Legisla- ture tor the courteous andkliid as- sistance they gave in notifying the oillce in connection with the move- ments of tlic House and for many other favors. extended.

$10,000 SALE' OF BOOTS AND

SHOES.--On Friday morning at nine o'clock there will he open in the Riley Building. Queen street, opposite Provrse Brotliers' store, the largest sale of boots andsihoes ever shown in this province. This is it lot ol' siimple boots and shoes. as well as regular lines purchased froiii some of the largest, and most reliable shoe manu- fii.cture_rs in Canada. This sale must I be finished witliiii sixty days. First comers get the plums. Don‘t miss this monster shoe sale. B. Roy Hol- iiiriii. 5758-5-l5l\'l2l.

~WlN3 L.-AW PRIZE-The Saskatoon

lexcliaiige ln rcl`erring io ii iforincr re .~'.ldeut of l\'-iisliigton. P. E, l. saysz- “\'i"ilIiLiiii \'r:ll Str,~\\'zii'l. ol` Saskatoon, who received the dem-eo ul Biiclielor ot’ Laws toiiiiy, was a.\rui‘dcti tho

Wietiiiorc fluliolzirsliip in lnliv. hir. Stewart is H iiiitive ui' Prince Edwiiril island, HL- was :L graduate i`i-nni l’riiicc oi' Wales College and arrived in .Sas- katoon in 1910 to eiitcr thc School of Law oi' the University of Siiskutclio- wan, lil, was it\vai‘d¢'~il the liiiv prize iii l0iS." Lust _veiir Mr. Stewart wus nwi|i'iIt~il thu- t.`ro.~'wi~lI prlzp ns lender of liii~:`elzt:i,~; in second your Inu' nt. the Uiiiversity oi Stiskiitooii, This your

had 3 = __ I ° "orncsn ees". rain-5-oiusipd.

_ 5101-s-icuii.

_ A I rust. Gent our price before buying. Car- SERVICES cANl°El'l'ED""ATl“’“’

will the no service in Church of Eng land at Crapaud on Sunday the 18th Inst.

NEW LONDON.--Rev. J. M. Stirl-

llns will brooch in Clifton next suis day at 7.30 n. m. it will be -the 'rhank olfertus meotlns cr-nie Mission Band.

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sAvs voun soors ‘sy iisvuig

diem re soled with the good voor welt process neoiln. rubber or leather, Ng .iobtoo small. C. J. Lanrbros.

5706-5-13MGi .

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ALSIKE is the best value you can

sow in Clover'Seed at 35c. Leave your order at Iiolinaifs Sample Room, Clisrlottetown, or mail same to Sum. inorside. 5780-5-16M2i.

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want a few hundred bushels of “Early R086." “Btiallly ot' Hebron" and other good curly varieties delivered at our Seed Warehouse. Carter & Co.

5759-5-16M2f

WH‘|_'FE Fi'F-E SEED WHEAT

WANTED.-W0 Walht at once one hundred bushels good, clean Island gfowii White Fife Seed Wheat deliv- ered at our ‘Seed Warehouse. `1iigh. est cash price paid. ‘Carter & Co, Lid- 5759-5-l6M2i

V Horton riou. ci iiiv-:ruins school for the month of April., Grade v|{_.._ 1. Aiarguret. Mc.\‘oiil; 2, Edna McNeill; 3. Myrtle Cmnewii; 4. Mi-.i~i~;.~. canis- ron; G, Paul McNeill. Grade Vl.~-I, Annie Cuiiierr-ii. Grade IV-l ltosella Cameron. Grade i.~l. \\'illlriin 0`Brieii, 2. »Margnret Bugloc; Wil- liam Haglole; 4. Willie Danicrou. Per- fect atteiidunce. Margaret McNeill,

yllosellu Ar;-:eiiuiiit. 'l`uuclicr, '

I -- - _ i HORSE RACES.-Thu Siiiuiiicifside Driving l'iirk Co. iirc olieriug $050.00

15.19 trot and pact-. mile limits. 'purse

$250.00 .22 trot milv heats. purse

.£6 pun. nillc licats pur-w

lie graduiitvii with degree of Bticlielo_r oil Lu.'ws. and was awiirilicil thc \\'€~l.niorc Seliolnrnliip for being thc iiiostz-dlsliiigiilsheil student in the

I . lL‘levclziiid having 600 sqiiair inches grad'u“m,g c|m,S_

Drop ii little l<‘i'cc-zoiie un iiii ncliiiig

ui' triictloii i-iurfzice it is cluiiiicd that

corn, instantly that corn stops liiirtiug.' H is l,03Mb|’,__ to go with this “.hm.e

‘tlieii you lift it right out. lt rlocsii‘t'

\\ sl' ln .1 icceiit com

_ I oilicri-i 'ould ' ip. - ‘ . -_

lmalqovnc bIiI"_,Ye_5' mnglcl I petition deinoiistriitioii at Kiiigstoii. ` P18888 .DOES 8 Slight CIIBDQC

Il wa I' ‘our llluggml “MIS I' .\'. S.. the Coveiiiiid plowed an at-rel ID- 0111' de|iVEl'y l’l0l.lt' ‘

tiny bottle oi’ F‘rcczoiiv for a few

crory hard corn, sort corn. or corn be-, tween the toes, and cnlluses. without.

soreness or irritation. Feezonc is t~li.°.I much tallied _of ether discovery 0|’ n) Cincinnati genius.

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CHURCH WRECKED ` _»

BY EXPLOISION,

i~iinsouic i's1.n, sie., May ii.-one

uiystcry was replaced by another Suu-i duy when an explosion which snoolcl the village last Thiirsdny night \\'-us ex-` pltilued. Until Sunday the scene ol thcf explosion could not be located but when nic 'iieiiiouist Episcopal Chu-ch opened for the Sundiiy iiioining scr- vico it was found that the piuno had? been 'blown to -pieces apparently by dynamite. Considcmble damage was

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Those are In the newest last and includf, the latest brown

Prices $3.65 ' to $6.00

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These are the latest creations ix.

ee of styles from New York, Bos- 4;.

at ton, Montreal and Toronto. They 4; '

‘it are in the popular colors grey. #EI

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LADIES OF TASTE

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In Stock :

` Wholesale

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Basic Slag, Siipei'ph0sphate,i Sviit’s Animal Brand . To arrive: Nitrate of Soils

'All “of which we are selling at

_LOWEST PRICES _-

_ Get our' Prices before _buying

done to the interior of the church. No reason for llie uct is known und Ihcrc

' MORNINGS :

seo A.ivi ......... __ 10.00 A. M

11.30 A. M."

_ iarfrssnoous. 2.00-3.00-4.00 8.5.00 i>.M

SATURDAY EVENINGS :` Last Delivery 9 P. M.

We make theseichaiiges in order

to give our delivery men a cliaiicc.

At present they seldom reach

their home before 7 p. in. for sup- per, aiid on Saturday nights it is generally near midnight.

is no cluc to the person who set oiil the charge. .

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imports into Caiiadu from the Unit- -

cu States, for which payment must -'00 made some time or other. continue' to_ he on almost ii. wartime scnlc, the Caiiutlinn 'l`i'ailo Uoininissioii pdintsl

out. _ _

Evening gowns are stil; very during, in decollcloge. some having l10` iriiiteriul wliutcver under the arms.

_,Keep Mlnard's Llnimcnt In the house

and Retail

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as soon as you apply _“Gogh Off” Few peoplereaiizet e wonderful benefit of th is preparation-those who_have tried it know-If you will try t you know also.

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I KINGSTON SCHOOL.-'l‘lic stand- lliig of tli pupils for inoiitli of April. Iumuc vii.~-i, .nit-is csiiiii; 2. victor ICahlll; li. Florciicu MacI~‘adycii. Grade V1.-1, Estiicr Younkcr; 2, Vernon Nev/sou; 2. Lorn Smith. Grade V. - 1, William Younker; 2, Lemuel Willis; 3, Lucy Doclicrty und 'Sheldon Newsom _ (equal). Grade IV.-i. Flossio Younk- _` or and Mares Ciililll toquall); 2, Edgar Newsom; 3, Harrison Green. Grade III. Sr.-l, Frank Cahill; 2, Sadie , Doherty; 3. Leonard Willis. Grade ill. In.-i1, sterling Willis; 2, Eva Pursey. ‘Grade ll.-l, Katie Campbell. Grade I. Sr.-1, Lila Newsom; 2 Chalmers Newsom; 3, Mamie Doh_erty. Grade _ l. -Jr.-1. Dorothy ~'Molntyro; 2. Elizzibetli Green; 3, Wilbur Willis.

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Dear Sire,-Your M'INARD'S LIN!-

M'EN’I' is our 'remedy for sore throat. . colds and'all ordinary ailments. I it never falls to relieve and cure I promptly.

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Womeii Who Value a Wholesome Freshnes

Each season has its special ids to health and comfort. *I* Discriminating w o m e _ii 2

keep posted_on ,lust what is needed during the w a r in

, season, und provide their toilet tables in advance. _

A few siiggestioris of things ou’ll need while at home and

n the vacation trip.

'l'0lLE'[‘ WATERS PERFUMES, SOAPS

B\TH SUPPLIES MASSAGE CREAMS,

FACE CREAMS. '

LOTIONS, POWDERS, FOOT POWDERS,

TALCUM, '

PERSPIBATION

DEODOBANTS, _ SMELLING SALTS

ETC. ECT.

When in need of s u c articles let us fill your orde with fresh, pure ti' a d e- msrked goods.

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'Isomefuine iiiew.-'-"ny ini wiiizsl

Neolin sole and heels, something new. You will get them from- C_-. J. Lam- - bros., 5ff06~5»13M5l. h_u-__

0FlW'ELL SERVlCES-- Services

next Sabbath May 18 ut. Orwell Head Presbyterian ‘Church at 11 In St. An- drews Church Orwell at 6.30 Sundiiy School 6.30,

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cuuacu ssnvioss.-rin. asv. 0.

McLean will lrroech (D. V.) at Church- hill on Babliath the 18th inet., at 10.30 a. m. (old t.Ime)`and ‘ln the Central Christian church at 7 p. m. _

HEA_\_.§fH_ IMPROVED.-liis many

'friends yidll"be._pleasod__to. learn that 'Mi-_ can-iss Wsiisiei- oiirucs stewart & Co., is greatly Iinpro_ved-lnéhealth and hopes to be on duty' at an early date. V

VISITING PASTOR.-Ou Sunday May 18th Rev; Walter A. Wood of River Hebert U. S. and it recent grad- ‘nate of Pine Hill College, Halifax will conduct service at Clyde River at I1 a. in. and at West River nt 3 p.n1.

TROUT FISHER LANDS ASAL-

MON.-~Mr.William L.lMcLeod. Mount Stewart. while fishing for trout yes- terday .morning had the good fortune to book and successfully land n~ sal-

ounces. Mr. McLeod believes that if it had 'been il twenty pounder it would have met the same fate. Mr. Bennett is second high line champion ol' that section ibut his specialty is mostly ordinary every day trout wltliwii good .smattering of tlatlltish.

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.

-On the evening of Tliureday May `lst Capt. Rev. G. C. Taylor gave a _ very able address in tlie hall at Hun-

‘ter Jtirer. Rev. R. H. Stuvert pru- sided and uftei' it chorus had boi.-n sung by the choir Mr. St_a\'ei°t intro- duced the speaker of the evening. Mr. Taylor held his audience as ii spell bound for over an hour us lie told ui' his many 'thrilling experiences ut the front. Before closing Mr. 'Taylor irizide

an if

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a strong appeal in belialr oi the Red Triangle Y. M; C. A. work. After Mr. Taylors address zi. reception was held for a iiuiriherbf the returned heroes. While preparation was made for four, only one was able to be pros- ent viz Mr, Lyle Mcltlillan. Rev. R. H. Stavert read an address to Mr. McMillan and Misa Rublc McDougall presented liini with 0. signet ring. Ai- ter Mr.‘..'\icMillan had thanked the peo- ple for so kindly remcnilierliig him the audience joined in singing "For lie's a jolly good i'ellow.“ Rev. G. C. Taylor then presented Mrs. Wm. 'i`.'.iy- lor with u slgnot ring iii memory of her hrotlicr who had fallen at the front. After the singing of- u chorus In dainty lunch was sei-ved by the lud- ies. The remainder of the evening was spent In gunics. Before breaking up U\ii'. McMillan the guest ot the even- ing, Mr. D. M. McDonald and others were bounced. The singing ol' the Nat- ional Anthem brought the evcning's entertainment to a close

ROTARY YESTERDAY.-The week-

ly luncheon ol the Rotary Club was held yestc.'.'.~i_v .it the Davies Hotel, Rotsriaii i\i:rl\'\: presiding Mr. C. J. Gallagher contributed an enjoyable solo, Colonel W. B. Prowso, D. S. O., was the speaker for the oecasloii. Ow- ing to l>riet'nr_»tico bctereiland he said he ‘V518 ll0I- ill"3Dill'tid to :live any deiiilled description et iinylliing like ri battle but would cniiiii-ic his reinarks to few reiiiiinisceiirxes of tho war. Before do- ing so he wished to pay ri tribute to tlic etlicirniy and bravery of his brotlici'

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olilcer.~M’ltlor Peake. _Ho-

tlie Major had' to

lor oflleors who ti-eetod~ unfair manner and that

actions under the

thoroughly justifiable, in cases of dispute vi gatlon was held was

dicated. The several ed by Colonel ,Prowse

tciesting, rictably the one

Canadian artillery oillcerii who

short of men and guns asked

sion to use the Hun -prisoners.

some means or other lie s

getting permission: he called teers and a German oiiicer

came forward and worked tho

banging away against

and thinking it a great Jokes to

In referring to the worlrof

Battery the Colonel sald.the

experiences was the six moi Somme whore as many as 1000 tons ol* ammunition were handlod’in dneiayi- ii., extended tiiniks to riigireopie dt the Island for their great kindness sending socks and comforts to the Battery. in relating a case ofindiil vidual bravery he told how _Befrg_t,'_Jiii:¥ Ligstim .iiisr ti nigiii iight nad.i;b_ss§ shot aiviiy, from behind the deliberately walked to the place ` ~ failing siisiis and sein' iiitirbnts' f iight iniui ins regular iight `i;aii"hee_`ii, pmcursti, 'rite colonel was m_iidiy__ui»I,_; plnndcrl on resuming his s_ea£J~_;_P_t‘0{ Earle was pianist for the occasion. number oi' visitors were prenent»wl_iQ_' greatly enjoyed the spirit of lowsliip provalliiig. I I

him

and

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for three classes al their liorsc raccu . , - W V; _ “___ _ ; V ,L . _-I L! ~ qi; '.

5 ' ,

I Geo L Prowse

when you deal wit us.

-.~..0.00l -I-, '- »- .. .- <_ _ _ . __ ‘ I;:Zi»‘.t°."?..;‘..f';i;i“‘:..;l“:..;f:..':.‘;i.f'i:f:§~ M,,,,,, ll tl Milli Sll0llltl Say vim, is... F.

§ What Would You Say?

Some men have to consider price first-still more is look to durability and quality. . ' '

if This Store carries a line that meets every rcqltlrevl ) ment for men of means as well as for those in less _

fortunate circumstances.

_ House oi Hobberlin -- -- K. and S. T ~ I $33.00 to $75.00 $30.00 to 45.00 f

I l'l`0DAY...Right now _while you a_re thinking of' clothes--come in and look things over with us. 1 _ __

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|at Sumnicrside oiilloininion Du,-July ' " _ " " ' ' W' . ' " ' ‘ - ~- ~ 7' I,

lst. 1919. Following are the classes.

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f I want you to buy my house because we are _I ; friends, Iknow its out of repair and t00_ small f0r_y_Qt1,,_{ ~ _ but I want you to buy it out of friendship. _ . ` -_'Q '_

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3 I You w0tild’nt buv the house would you? * YOU WANN IS YOUR MONEYS WURTH for yo__i.1t'i_- ; money and you want to know that the thing you.-_s_i_ije.;

_ buying is going to meet your needs. -.ff

THAT IS THE BASIS 0N WHICH WE D0 BUSINESS

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Il FORSYTHE GUARANTEE MALLORY HATS THE SHIRTS _ SECRET 0F SUCCESS ’

` Shirts that are correct, that fit and Some men have sgocéeeded an spite "~ bl ' t ill be ours ofa poor appearance, u none I that are reasona lim cos W y of it--To be Well batted counts heavily' in ‘

'f» .-G .0 ,T.'

. THE BEST TIME is To BEGIN Now gfcy mans ‘“°’ "YS ’°°"S _

` $1.50 to 8.00.- $6.00

When You Buy Clothing There i Are Three Things to Consider

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