..,,... . .- .'_,_41.,.. ‘" < n-'~%Cb§.,S€-Ak ;-....\ .-. s ailing . . a@.._-_.< .2. . _ _. t; ~= * ‘ JR ; 1‘ ',, _ _ l . l l5", , ' - ' “ ".- . :..;. .'_,..'f.;.. .. .. ..;. .. ., m...‘ .. ' V t §E§TX "1 - ._ nnscnsamrrnrowu GDABDIAN _ ______ _ A "_ V. I ~ I‘ . V . ' “" . (lentnl ulllftlllll _ m .- ,r ____________,__,,_V_ .__i_._. AUCTION BALE or A. s. Robert ' son, Mdrmziid. ls postponed "M" O lM.onday_ April 18th. l ' a l ' I ADVERTISE THE BEAUTIES ' ‘a j D OF ‘rt-ts ISLAND-by sending. your L _,* ,.\ friends u souvenir of l‘. E. l. only - __ i. 57c ptiblpatltl. Guardian Office. , k I _ f-'~~-- a -' This Wee On y ..- -- -_-- '_""'- ~ ~_ mviim E35'CO_AL——i,s clean and Easter week brings bargain offerings in our biglin- en department-qnoney saving items that cannot fail to Come! k] Inakgg n good hot fire. frllllil. what iyou wont for the range] Ring 240 for a>loud.-—-A Pickard & Co. i- - . __:--- v; SOUVENIR OF P E ‘i-Now is the time to send your rlends an illustrated souvenir of. P El. Fifty-seven cents postpultl. Guar- dian Ufflce. wallln__ THE GARDEN OIF THE GULF lLLLUsTRATED——-Souvenli' of the Province-best illustrated write-up of the Province ever published. Price fifty-seven cents. postpald. Guardian Office. IMPORTED SEED OATsr-One car Banner and one car Egyptian to urrive from Ontario this Week. Selling at lowest prices while un loading at Vernon River. Book your order now. Alex McMillan. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY;- The Young People's Society of the Methodist (‘hurch held their Easte’ meeting on Tuesday evening after a short devotional Service led by Mr. M. K. Charmau, President of the 50516117. Mr. Walter Bourke. with his Stereopilclan views very vividly protroyed the Easter scenes‘ Bleached Sheeting 79c Bleached English Sheetlnz~72 inch-extra good quallty—\'er>' special .............................. m‘. Yard Huck Towels’ 80c Pr. You'll want some of these dandy wwels~—they’re real value at Flier indi "I . s. “Crochet . B.‘ tlspreads =' ‘ " g t ............... .. 80c ' ootl . uality. P" . » q _ . Circ. Pillow Cotton . $2 75 .. . 42¢ Yd. r ..- -, - ‘ ‘.7004 Quality English circular pil- " _ low cotton-M‘: inch-Very 5999;: per yard I ‘Easter linens including table 11119115, 36 English long i Cloth interest-VOW _ . The following l items go on sale WEDNESDAY MORNING-raver)’ one a sterling value. - Feather Ticking 59c llcuvy feather proof ticking, 7211.85 -“°”“‘“..Iiii.....f“°§§l“¥.f.l Voy Srecial 2s“ i" t EASTER turns AT A no SAVING napkins, fancy linens, stamped linens etc. A splendid Oppolliunlty-to re‘ plenish your needs at a saving. Easter Wee 20 per cent ofi. k ' only at Beginning with Christ's Triwmpbal entry into Juruszilcm uni! following up to His last tiny: on earth. the Crucifixion. Resurrection, and as- cension into Heaven brought the very ltmDTPBSlVO s-errlce to a close At any drug store nomad below, a IO-Dny Tube of Pepsodent. Simply present the coupon. Watch the results-they are quick and apparent. You will know then what this method means, both to you and yours. Go get this tube today. As the slidrs were thrown on the screen Rev. Mr Glendennlng spoke on each in a very touching manner Hearty applause was given ‘Mr. Rmlrke and Mr. Glendennlng. ln ‘Ippfeclation nf their kindness The Social hrur, which followed was ‘I"eatlv r-njoverl lav the large num-l her of young people that were pre< sent MAVFIELD NOTES-..\ most en- .l0“fl‘b‘e snvinl was held on the evmln’: 0|‘ MHPPYI 17th. at the home or‘ Mn. and Mrs. Allah Wvunrl, Where upwurtls of fifty friends 01' Nnyfleld and the surrounding dis- tricts of Fuvendlsli, NOrlll zm-l - South Rusllm nml New (llasgow rnei tn while ft\\':|y n fpw hgurg‘ An extcmpore [irorrzimmo was (fflrfléd out which was: thoroughly enjoyed l‘? all. Messrs llarnld ’I‘oomhs and Richard Dlclrison. Mrs Allnn Wvand nml Miss Bessie Stevenson trontri- hutctl snlos-Jliss Ruth Turkic-son firs. (Waylon. (l. Houston and Mrs. .-\ll:tn\\‘y'itntl furnished the instnr- g mental music. .\ir. D. ll‘. Brown and fiiiss llessls Stevenson gave reall- I inns. A unique feature and perhaps the most heurtlly upploutletl n\im-- her was n trio tzlveoi by little Nllse \I i\\\\l\flllllfli\v\\lfl\\\iilllllfi\fiHK\\\ZIIYIIIIIIQ\\\\\\\\\\‘ZIIAM\\\\ Special Curtaining A 25cYd. A large assortment of choice de- 51g]: in cream or birgo scrlm cur- English! . ~ tuininfl Very special Per Ya“! 25° A q y Gingham Shirtings *- Flannelettes 38¢ Yd- ‘ Beet quality ginghwiflvmgl-lizlligrlfi Easter Week percent t Qllfl- special per yard at ......... ll; ...... .. V380 n . Hand Toweling 14c Yid Seventeen inch hand towellilm- s quality the/t will give good wear. Special ..................................... .. 14c Bargain Annex. on Sale here-—at a grade gogds which for some reason or other o . a rotnrth EARGAIHS} Cotton Blankéts Medium Size ill $210 pr. I Bargain Annex tlpsns Wednesday ‘ '1“ Y0u'll;fi,nd some "wonderful bargains 1n our new~ Goods from every Department will be fraction of their V3.ll18——dlSCOnl3lIl1_1€(l lines-odd pieces-ebroken lots—al1 new-—D61'fe@l3——h1gh we need to . , . _ Come. expecting big bargains-'—they’re here. Ethel \\'_vnntl. nml her twin lll‘fil~- § lit-rs; litter! -l _vi-s.—-.\lr.-:. .\l. liinkletq \ ter of Llnklettei" is visiting Mrs. J.| § liinkletier. her mother-in luw at the \ home of .\li'. unrl Mrs. (Jharles lVy; § zintL-Jfhelr many friends will be b gratified to learn tlmt. Mr. und Mrs s (100110 ll. ltoiiertson are recover- ‘ lnll from a severe zittuclt 0f measles i tllSll is visiting his slsftcr Mrs. i Robertson.—.\llss Marion Moftat ' has returned to licr iiuuic, after u. f short visit Io Stimincrsltie, where ’ she wits the guest of lléi" cousin Mrs. Fred _l"eters.—-The young E I pecunlc of Hope Rock and Toronto intend holding a concept lu Ztluy - field Hall on Easter Monday even‘ ing. us their post record is well known, much is expected.“ ._ P E. |- HOR3EMA_N IN CAPE BRETON-Tlie North Sydney llerultl says J -—- Yesterday morn- ing llzimmontl Kelly the well known former-horseman of (‘linrloitottnvn ziutl u. few litiursltitcr his hig buy stallion, Colorzitlo L, came in on Ill" fast freight. The luttcr will be compiigned ln the Cope llreton circuit tliln season in the stable. of Mr. Stephen Purves, and l..- lioiintl to be onL- of the leaders up in the winnings. The big horse is only 9 years old unti is one oi‘ the sturtl-y all-day trotters [lllfll knows not what it is to tlre in fast company. He has an ex- hibition record of 2_12 1-4 and win- lble ln the 2.19 trot. There were no good prospects for him in the Nova Scotia or l’. E. 1., circuit the coming summer, so he was >hlppod 1o ‘Mir. Pilrves to do some money clean-tips in the local cir- "uit. Mr. Kelly is being warmly ore-lectured by the local horsemen mrl will call on the other Cups Breton font-tors lmfora returning '0 the loud of flat borer-s. sputls 'nll'lll!l('k foxes. Mr. Kelly's de- ‘nit in (‘lope Breton horse circles was mullu “then he brought tlown lie sensational pacer. Lnngtbont, rfinilrrco IJIOORATIONI. - no‘ Dominion headquarters. o. w. v. L. bu! bum ofliclslly notified by Anny Oouncll, England. 1111f‘ 1, boifhosn docldelltmrestors n1 12-14, provided they were not fnr~| felted by sentence of death or for, , offence leading to discharge. where ' c- l-(‘m- M" no reinstatement has been made. and M. B. M. ———~ h //r////.'. ..*./1.).£ 1 Z117.‘ l‘ ‘"1 r1.‘- ' i v i ' r ,9 Mr. C. G. MscNclll. secretory of the d.‘ bu; .Domlnlon cohmund, G. W. V. A“ . h» sunny applied w the Minin- t , erQ ~ decorations forfeited by ilblddem in truliiig ‘l: the English army since August 4. udian soldiers nffectéd. Deserters taken bank and punished by Lhe army will be enlinlod to 'heir decorations. All gt-atulties, ‘- pe ‘ . etc. dependent ton these I decorations, will also be restored. l. ..,.. s. W! i‘, . ‘All tho rfchiroma of tho but Vfrglria-lod - .. _.__. t». ‘hut mutle liorsq lll€ll()l'_'v’ when he ,_________. -______. ‘llhen Rheumatism I C llits t You l-llartl ! Sloan's Llnlmeflt ihouid be keg’ handy for aches and pains. Why wnltofor a severe Dalnfqll ti ng hat t e some ache, a rhenulhilo twlnae following e made in Canada. for Can- cxposure, s sore ‘muscle, moieties, pr lumbiuzo "to maltehyou qult work, when you should have Sloan's Lini- ment handy to help curb it and keep you active, und fit, and on the '8 |.---. .,., »- job. t Without rubbing. for lt pene- trates, apply a bit today to the afflicted part. Note the gratify- lnz, clean. prompt relief that fol~ lows. Sloan! Llniment couldn't keep its many thousands of-frlends the world over if it didn't make good. ’l'hat's worth remembering. All drugglsts-ihrne class-the largest ls the most economical. K50. 70c, $1.40. ‘ Mods In Canada. -~ ~ I '. .\lill(‘tlllll hluclvelll _of Coven ' race record of 2_l6 1-2 and is ellg-l - l_IlltL(!ll€B_ nnd special awards of gold Men who smoke will see a quick, conspicuous change Tobacco stains the film-coat on the lceth. So men who smoke will see a great change quickly. But millions of teeth have that same film-coat with a lesser stain. , Chlldrems teeth are most affected by the film. Young tooth sccm most Lublect to dccnyl Dcntists advise that ljepsodent be daily applied from the ‘time the first tooth appears. Other- wise, decay is almost certain. Pepsodent brings to women whiter, pfettier tcctli. But that means cleaner ppeth and safer. The luster comes from constant film removal and the high polish given to the teeth. Present this F rco "ffuhe Co HUGHES DRUG CO. LTD. .-..._._.-... urrivcd here won irstrulgliflicnts tligmntciijvhlchlure run-Kinder thoisupcrvls: ion of the Dominion Rifle Associat- tion. lt hie-ans therefore that these “firs, of whom there am to time 426‘ will be token under the wing of the Dominion blrtrksmcn by the and their interest in. rifle shoomng will be continued. The Domlmou race hdro on the Jacksonville lee aigulnst Billy, the grgatest little sltlewlieoloi’ owned by Mr. lllzvtt Bruwiuof Sydney Mines, a race tlrzit witnessed the largest sumo of money changing hands that was ever known here before or since, nml pOSSlllly never will again hap- pen. We To see how really clean teeth shine Your nteeth are coated with 'a' film. . When fresh the film is viscous-you can feel it with your tongue. Later it forms a cloudy coat. It enters crevices and stays. It dims the teeth, and now we know that it causes most tooth troubles. There is now a way to end it. This week your druggist, if you ask. will give ou a IO-Day Tube. Get it and aee what 1t does for your teeth. Learn what film xemoval means. Qld ways don't end it Old ways of brushing do not end film. Millions of people know that. Teeth dis- color and decay despite the daily care. The reason lies in film. It clings and l hides, and very few escape its damage. It is the film-coat that discolors, not the teeth. Film is the basis of tartar. It holds food substance which ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Millions of germs breed in it. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyor- rhea. All these troubles have been con- stantly increasing -— some have grown . alarming. And all because we knew no way to daily fight the film. A new dental era Dental science has for years studied to combat film. Ways have now been found to do i.. Able authorities have proved those mot-hails by many’ careful tests. Now leading dentists everywhere are urging their daily use. Pcpsodent. lagoon this xveel: to YOU!‘ Name". Tn a o s u l 0 u; rrrn our n s n n o I s s o o s n rrtivtoiljlmm- I. i ow." or" _ ___________4_,__..-.. ...._..-..__.- . coo}... rm-zfi _ Present this coupon, with your name and address filled m, to any store named. It is good for u IO-Day Tube of Address Out-of-town rt-si P-‘Jllflddlllll tltimpat _ i] and the tub: will be -» >4'1i'u a l, bore fitllllllllllllllllS at nll meets. 'l‘lie. (lhief of the General Stuff of imion Marksman scheme. the (‘anudinu Militia hnu issued in strm-ilnns to his Officer in cliargelleadquilrters tthm the. ncronse in of Cutlet (‘orps directing him to re the numlber of clubs Among Cadet. fittest General Offiicors commaifnlng Corps this ‘your will be large ns a all "lllllflfy districts to tiru": the uL result of this order. ' w ite You I These methods have been combined in a dentifrice called Pepsodent. Millions ofl people have come to employ it. You can sce the results wherever you look-in‘, glistening teeth, in teeth you envy, maybe. A new dental era has begun, due tol these discoveries. And these are benefits» everyone should share. So you are urge to let this 10-Day Tube show what Pep- sodent can do. ‘ Brings five effects Pcpsorlent brings five distinct edects. All are apparent, some are quick. A few days’ use will leave no doubt about them. And a little book will tell you what each- one means to you. * One ingredient is pepsin. Another mul-q tiplics the starch digestant in the saliva: to digest starch deposits that cling. The alkalinity of the saliva is multiplied at once. This is to" neutralize the acids which cause tooth decay. Two factors directly attack the film.__ One of them keeps teeth so highly pol-_ ished that film cannot easily adhere. Every application brings the Pepsodent; effects. Together they mean tooth pro- tection like you never had before. Watch these effects. Note how clea the teeth fccl after using. Mark the ab- sence of the viscous film. See how teeth" vzhiten as the film-coat disappears. Compare your teeth now with your" teeth in ten days. Then judge this new- day method by what you see and feel and, know. l l 2s should mall this coupon to The . 1104 So. Wabash Avenue, Chicago, :2‘. by mall. = Rifle AHSUUlllIIlDII will include smnll Jentlou of lnstnuctors of all Cadet Corps in- their districts to the uom pected m; Dominion" hlnrksmeiu DOM‘NlON RIFLE ASSOCIAT|ON The Dominion Murksmcn scheme was inaugurated in January 1917- Today the membership is 8.266 con slstlng of boys from 12 to 19 years of ago. and the number of clubs ls 196, extending from coast to coast. intense interest has been Lukcn in this n-rganization since its lncep tlon_ by sch-ools cadet corps, boy scouts nml similar organizations, \VlllCll have formed units to enter into smull bore rifle shooting under the regulations us laltl down by Dominion Murksiuen Headquarters. Under the Dominion lviutrksmen plun there are a series of coinpoti ilons, each to be conclucoetl undor the supervision of an instructor, imd awards consisting of, first a bronze pin, lllPIl a silver pin_ and later u. mold pLlk-Jllll! lust being for B. rather severe test ln rifle shoot- lng~ure made. to tc competitors. I While there have been. provincial l and inter-provincial championship, witches. it hna been tinforuupnte in the past that. when members attained the age of l9 Tthey were dropped from membership. and unless they acted upon their own inltintdve there was no lnceutivsl for them to continue their work in rifle competitions. Recognition of the "Dominion Marksman by the Dominion Rifle Association remov- es this condition, and Dominrlon Marksman will now become mem- bers of the senior organization u; coon as theyhavu reached tho age of 19 provided tihey hold sold pins issued by the Dominion Marksman. Thlsenmles ‘each boy who [g- lssued frso Jnemborehip ‘ln the Dominion Rifle Association for on; v08!‘ toteko port in sll companion, Want You do not have to form, cut out and mall it. If you wont to B\l_\'-Sull~~ll0lll—llire, the most logical place to advertise is in The Guardian. R5196 10¢ DP!‘ lilw Der tiny‘. 9c per llno per day for 3 days or over 8c per line per ' Count ilvo spaces to u lliie. Atltlrosn forms part of ml and must be mild for. Write I (lay for 6 duys or ovcr. letters count as ono word. plainly in pencil. _Sl1eclul Rutes-—Fui',nlslictl ltoom ‘ml. 75c for one week. Situations Wanted 50c per week. 10 Per Cent Discount for Cash Ad Qrder Form . come to the Guardian offlco with your want ad; just use this tlrouns of flve figures, inltiul Publish this ad .... .... ..... .... tlmos' for which l enclose I t The Guirtlmi ’ ‘ Pom us I’ Address ......... ..................................... .... .. wot in but. . i imam-t Nsime ......................... .. lt is ex- ' -~~~'~--~--f~g vw-c-v-vvqvw =¢~= 11-4 o» , .» w... a ..y..... . , co}.