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' is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. ‘ prepared for babies.- A baby's medicine Is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for gro are not interchangeable.’ It was the need of a-remedy or the common ailments of Infants and Children thathroudlit Clitoris before the public afte: years of research, and noclahn has been made for it that its use for over 30

W" I"? "lili-Piliill-i .' . What “is CASTO R IA? omens}: g; harmlegyrsubstitulte érr ICastoréOiLItParegoljc,

pa an oflilng ups. ~ t pensan . contains

‘OCH: Opium, Morphing nor otherhnarrgi: substance; hits

age its guarantee. or more an ty years l as

been in constant. nse for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,

Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids

the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort-The Mathews Friend.

GENUINECASTQRIAIILWAYS

Bears the Signature of

I_n Ilse For Over 30 Years

‘I'll GINTAUR cciuilauv. Nlw Your! clfv

BssentlaF-if the beat results are to be obtained from your bskings-

R FLOUR

_ _ Flour fives to bread a distinctive, delicious, riutlike flavor; and makes pies,

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SELECT YOUR BABY carriage or Go-Oart at Patons. 4-17-34

SPECIAL SHOWING of Boys Sui-ts this week at Patons. 4-17-3l

GET YOUR SUPERPHOSPHATE today at. A. Horne d: 0o '

VISIT HISTORIC 5001s i-JIPWBTI- out EIJPOpe with Mr. Paton In his lecture l“ Prlncg St. School on Friday noxt.

8UPERPHOSPHATE—-A 0hr‘ f Superpliosphatc just nrrlved nt .A Horne & Co ll

PICTURESQUE SCENES IN Europe will be dascrlbed ‘by Mr. Paton In his lecture Friday 1118M in Prince lSt. School. Admission 15 cents.

COAL ARRIVING-Thlrty fou

cars of Sydney Reserve Screened. Old Sydney Screened, Springhlil Screened and Albion Nut Coal ar- rived to Buntain, liell & 00.. dur- ing the past week. They expect about lan equal quantity to arrive this Present week, 113824-1741 ANOTHER ARRIVAL 0F» new Spring coats at Pntous 4-l7-3i

APPRECIATION. -The beauti-

ful drama, “Beneath Skies of Blue" so successfully staged‘ 11l- we Prince Edward, on Easter Monday night, realized the highest expecta- sanguine admir- ors oi‘ the cost. The ladies and gentlcnlcn who ‘staged the perform- ance labored long and diligcnlly during the time of prélilllrallo" and the succeosthat nsttended their efforts proved n fitting crown for heir lubors and devotedness. The Sisters oi‘ the City Hospital, in vhoso interest ilie entertainment ~ad been given are quite naturally "roud of the results achieved, and ‘hey ilesire to give public expres sion tc- thcrr- gratitude towards all who took part in the entertain- ment. The generous patronage of the public, so often manifested ‘n this manner, is of lncnlculuble benefit to ‘the Hospital. ‘ lt helps very materially t0 dlslpel the clouds of financial difficulties incidental to lmrd ivenrs, and enables the in- gtltllfllon rw pursue its beneiilccnt mroer, peacefully and happily "Beneath FSkies of Blue."

VICTORIA. -—~Mr. Evan Wright, Victoria has returned homo after lpending .1 fow ilays with friends ‘n Appin rRoad. :Mr. Wright rre- norts the roads in very bad condi- have been a serious accident occurred in Vic nria on Thursday evening, when‘ Vlr. James Knox had the misfor-

ORWELL-Servioe- for Sunday Services for Silnday, April 22, Ver- non l0.80 ‘a. in. Cherry Valley 2.80 D. m. Sub- 22nd April, St. Andrews 7 lp. m. Preacher, Rev. Robert. M. Brodie. STRANGE OASI1AT RUGTIOO. —~A.mid the mourning of irlsuils and ianidly ovor the sudden ile- cenae of Mr. Gideon Gallant, an elderly and well ‘known black- smith of. Rustlco, strange sur- misea are - ‘being invade as to whether or not death has actually taken ‘place. Mr. Tiallant, ‘ while mills: ii elm o; sods and will!!!‘ at his home last Wednesday, ‘fell to the floor, apparently dead from heart failure and has Binge re. inained ill this condition. There are reasons however ‘to suppose that ho may be in a deep como- tose suite. While tlio body was b91115 Drsvnrcduind the taco shaved for bllrial. lblood was drawn froiil the cheek and it was thought from other indications that me mrlgll-t not he extinct. Dr. Mathis.

GUARDIAN.’

1 It Gave Him New?

Leaeeslln- ‘Iiife 1,18 "Claim 0f Cairns

Toronto cltlaeii Declares Tsnlsc Ended Stomach Trouble And Prolonged Hls Years.

“of sll- ‘medicines -I ever saw. Tanlsc is the lbest. It has given me a new lease of life. l do believe." When a pioneer citizen like Edward (jnlrns, 17 Sumach -St., Toronto. out, speaks In the above manner of tho ‘benefits lie received from Tanlac, no better proof oi’ the medi- cine's merit could Ibo oflcred. Mr. lCnlrua Iioldl-i the (Iistinctlon of llllv- lug driven one of tho firs: Iiorso

curs in tho- old days.

“l suffered from stomach trouble six or eight. years," continued Mr. Utilfllti. “After outing, gas bloated me und pressed on ‘my chest so awful, and I lind to scramble to tlglit my heart palpitnted something the window for nlr. My nervcs lvc-rs so unstrung I was iifrulii to cross u sircct in the truflic, was torlllbly wczik and run-down, null seldom -got u good night's sleep.

“The Tnnlac treatment reversed

son o-f Brackley Point was sum- moned and made an investigation. The“ “=18 every emieamnce of death, ‘but in view or the exmmt dinnry nature of tho case he ad. vised 11111! Illa body ‘be kept uniil signs ofdeoo

tlccable. The loved untiil week.

ls ibeing dc-

Wlednesdlay or 111.15

NEW ORGAN CHRISTIAN CHUl "- Lye. 0f the well known ‘i'irm oi Pipe Organ builders, Edward Lyc & Sons, Toronto, OnL. ‘who has been installing tlhe new pipe grgrrn in the Central Christian Church oi‘ this city, left on return Saturday morning. This firm is noted for prn ducing very beautiful toned instru- ments of high class design and tin- new organ installed here is in keep lng with the high reputation al- Fefldy all-allied by ‘this well known firm wlhich have been building pipe organs for more than half a cen- lllry. On Sunday next 22nd inst tlio new organ will be formally opened and the piilblic will have on op- portunity of observing the quality of tone and beauty oi‘ design.

FOR CENTRAL ROH--Mr Arthur

T0 DEDICATE NEW ADDITION ——Dllring the past three Sundays the services at the Central Christ- ian Church have ‘been held in lin- new annex oifthe church on nc- count of the installing of new pllpc organ and other change necessary being made. Next Sunday the nd: inst.. the Church Auditorium zirilil be re-opened when the new an ex will ‘be dedicated and new organ formally opened. Rev. It. W. Stev- enson of Toronto, a former pastor

all this, and I never have a trace of my old troubles. ‘It la certainly wonderful medicine." ‘ ‘Tunliic ls for solo by all good druggists. Accept no substitute. Ovcr 35 inillloii bottles sold. ~

::LET THE "HOOVER" help you with housecleanlng, sold by Beer d. Weeks. 4-17-2l --_-

Can

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Inn-fly Ste self a

per-led. flied

Psasouaas A _

Ml-ls A. DeLorlc, Boston loft-for‘ tho mainland today after u. visit to friends at. Georgetown,

‘Mi: and Mrs. H, Douglas, Mt?» Stewart were guests at the Vic- tor's. Ilotul yesterday. ’l‘iicy leave today for Winnipeg,

Air R. A. Rogers

, Sunimerside is zit the Victoria. ‘ -

lli". Clics. C. Calilil, Sollnis Ivor-it. ‘s registered at. tho Revere liotcl.

.\lr. Simon Pincziu, North Rustler. Was ‘in the city yesterday. ' ‘ '- ' ‘flir, llsnry Craswoli, Cldyc is at Llll} llcverc llotel__.. _

nlr, E. E. Sharbell, Portage was in the city yesterday.

Blr. mid Mrs. David White, North ltivclr have returned from a trip to California.

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derlul. It's a classic.

You'll quite Ilka it. "

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Mr. J. R. Barr of llolmans Ltd, ‘s lu tlic city. "

“wsnnlleoav Matinee 8-15

Matinee Ad

Weakness rif smother.

psszslaid countless rrrulzerrflbrjl-rre in; Your Theatrfi

e nstouiitlirl maticrX-Itay on the woman

e ‘rriulienav Night 1 a aie

v has... calla?» 120:; "_ $70.31, ny. " 10s.,

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n‘... yea a "Dunes" In your family? Who wears the esp shown in this ad1 it be Brother? Who? We all have our little

alincases. men tholra. tau ghla, lileu ‘em, have theirs. of thsm overdo their weaknesses. w!» d‘ n": Dunces to themselves, the

Fsthler—Motlser--Slste|~—-\

The ladlus have lhalra. The boys thnlre and Some Those

null the community.

what Mrs. Leo did to make her- gluflcb, influenced by the allly

I Sea what hap- You'll bu thrilled and ester.’

~s you have never been In all

7n“;- Ily by inly mntirln picture whem '_ you eeo the motion’ picture astounding-

of m. (rreniesl sentim- H!

motion picture Dlnlalitie~olhllzl Carson Goodman. You'll

"age-chi problem that has it's git-lit. It's wgn- l-lcvar ncc another plelun

Name Here.

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PRINCE EDWARD

TONIGHT AT 8.30 SHARP

noons OPEN 7.30 .

Jack Burton

l" itelilied IMO “an.

other man's sheea"-_ . and. made ‘em ml

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which the destinies . nation. a man and a

an rCllCd-'jllp0|f\,||g '

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bill's .-

. From the novel 'by 7VICTOR BRIDGES' .- Preserlted By CARL m LAEMMLE.

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“The Call"of' , Two Part Western ~‘ The ‘Pntlie

Matiadulu 11c. Cllllll f

’ EveTOrehestl-a. 26. Children lie.»

of this church and native ol‘ his lDr.) Goodlwlll left ycsti-i~-.

cake" ward pastry of Ii ht even texture q ‘ ' ' r visit to Kingston, 0m.

The only reason why ovary Canadian house- wife is not using Beaver Flour is'—-all have not yet tried it

Use Beaver Flour and note the - in your bakings.

30M b)’ Yul!‘ groggy,

THE T..H.» TAYLOR CO. LIMITED CHATHAM, ONT.

. r ggéeoggmlgrfigktseg tigrggggsétiailcsélProvince twill Drench the De cu.‘ of Mr. Will Smitih ‘Mir. Knox map-Em" 587mm‘ i" 11 "'°"'~“°k “~ ‘"- ~d with nothing more scirious than Many lormer frlemls or M" v' I very mm dumping ' enson will be glad of this o or-

tunity of again hearing him pr aph In Iii-s former pulpit.

“Tiz” Puts Joy In‘ Sore, Aching Feet

"TIZ" makes sore. burning, tired feet fairly dance with delight. Away 8o the aches and pains, the corns, callouses, blisters and bun- ions.

"TIZ" draws out the acids and poisons that puff up your feet. No matter bow hard you work, how long you dance, how for you walk, or how long you remain on your feet. “TIZ" brings restful foot com- fort. “TlZ" is wonderful for tired. aching, swollen. smartlng feet. Your feet just tingle for joy; slhoes never hurt or seem tight.

Get s. box of “TIZ" now from am‘ rlruggist or department store. End ‘not torture forever-wear smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh. 80/991 and balmy. ‘

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::$8 DOWN, $6.50 A MONTH for a short tlme-thls rloures wt 22° a day-pays for the Hoover. You can surely afford to buy a HOOVQF- Beer C. Weeks. 4473'

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Mr. Felix Murphy of Avondulc was in tho city yesterday.

GRAND ORCHESTRA colvcnitfl‘

BY THE

CHARLOTTETOWN ORCHESTRA

20—-I’IECES—20

ASSISTED BY

i THE MALE CHOIR 16—VOICES_-l6

M RS. W.

dlllfirfll“ .\lr. w. n. Butler, M. L. A.. mlmia

PREPARING TEA. -— ‘Pile in from Murray Ilzirbor yesterday.

Daughters of the Empire are busy his week making preparations for heir annual solo and ton. St. ‘reoi-gUs ‘Day occurring on Mbnd-ay "t. was carsfilered more convenient

i '1 celebrate ‘the day on Saturday. 31st. There will lbc much beauti- .’"l work. useful and ornamental

‘Isnlnyed and offered at very rea-

rinnble iifiocs. The pantry solc

will incot the needs of this busy wnsoil and many Daughters Will tirnd in tlin serving 0i ten from vrm- m six o'clock. Mrs. Wiglzs "ll be there to d'spose oi‘ roses "d FFlIlYIPPS while the home-made in-lg.‘ booth will be another of the

‘vinv attractions offered.

— zzASK ANY “HOOVER" owner there are hundreds of them In

Charlottetown-every one delight-

e-d. Beer S. Weeks. 4-17-2!

__-.-<0-e->—-—- ::THE "HOOVERW-the world's

greatest cleaner. We will gladly

give a demonstration In your home

-ahow you what It will di¢>—hew ‘wonderfully It will keep you. Phone us. Beer d. Weeks. 4-17-2l

lillr. M. J. Powers. Shcrliil‘ for.‘ Kings ‘(louiily was a [izlsscngcr by] tllo lMilrruy llllrbor train ycsterdaiyl morning and loft. in tho illicrnoo-u‘

lor St. Potcrs.

Mr iilzirk R. llonncll, member for Blurray Harbor District WlIS il pus- scngcr to the city yesiorduy.

which comes ltrom that .' of ‘nui-ldy ‘blessing . crowd ‘ and you, too, have carved yo ‘, niche in our affectionsh .1‘ Iioiue, _.riur bright smile llllll W‘ tllIiDOalllOn have endeared ‘f. nil llluse who have had the ~, of being. entcrtnined lllllle- To you both we ‘would B" spec-d." and wherever you may be cast, may ‘ i119 lIlUSslltgS of lliia Jail i0 Y°ll~ the "lilo oncs entrusted ill Cllrli. . ' Wo ‘-

.. a »~ee-'.e0oeoee0e+e-e+-e>0-§§4Q+4-

llilllStiilit lllllg i supplies

u t; me crcdgery out of Housccleanlng by getting

E. FLETCHER Soprano

MISS BELLE CHESHIRE Contralto '

MISS-. BVERNICE STULTZ Violinist

ALBERT GREENE Saxaphone

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF

MR. W. E. FLETCHER

MlS_S BELLE CHESHIRE v

.l i t i.\lr. nnd lira. W. ll. Prowsc Ii-ll i yesterday ullteriloon for blurraly l-lililbor, whore Airs. Prowl-is will ro

main ‘for a few days. Mr. Prowso returns tonlorrow.

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Miss Nc‘.llo Collins flllllflllrll lo the city yesterday uinrnlug uflei" stpnnding llIQ wcck ond Waiting llci- piarcnis, Dir, ‘and Mrs CollliisJ Vernon "Ri-ver.

. Accompanlsts MR. W. E. FLETCHER

Judge lvarburlcn lIiLS rcturncil from Fredericton and St. John .-\t the former city ho spent HPVHFiIl ilays with Ills (laughter, Mrs Bales wife of Rev. A l1‘. Bates. In St

Jnlili he completed nnrrllngcnlvuts for the Dll'l)'l'C<‘Il.lOl'l of his now ‘honk un the history of Prlllcc Ell- lwurd island.

f! , i flcggfnrljflg ... small . 85l- l.

neesoeee». .Lse¢~e¢

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isl-zAls NOW ON SALE. ‘IICKET OFFICE OPENS 9.30 A. M. DAILY PmcEs-sze, 80c AND $1.10

now ask Y0"

.. i-ipplifil here. We have a splendid assortment of llopo that tho vlllue { place upon It will be llfoiw" with the attention ‘and l‘. accompanying It, and in l-ll in come, muy it ‘be n c009" llluasailt, reminder oi tho” leavo behind. , In parting, we will notw bye"‘ rilofefiflllg rather 1° i‘ llint hnppller word of the l “Au revoir," or, "Tl" w‘ l! again," signifying. "i" M” v the .v 4's, but merely ll M“ X atlon. after which W0 ll°ll° you iulflin ill your ncuustolll . in um old lroiue-Iilndil. Ml

and God ‘bless Y0"-

.1-..nlng aids. Loni ovr- this list and call or phone your

order. ulnry. und words fail us, to con- ygy to you ull tho tlioulzliis that wc could wish to express, but wP believe that you will not require the gllft of lnlnil-rcluling to spprcc‘ luic lllii fullness of our honrtrl. nllll llir. uxtcnt oi‘ our ice-lugs on this occasion.

In I'Vi‘l‘)'llllIl|.{ pl-rtulnlng in tllc Silllllli WUli-{IPII dud ,|)l't)l{I‘tJSS oi‘ llli‘ iiillllllllllllll‘, you, Mr. Mi-Lisod, lillvu hueli .1 willing and un active ivorkor, with whom it bus boon a pllrnsulie to bi- associated, and more ollcn, n. louder when it has been u Iprlvllogo to follow. In tile

milling of every worthy under- taking, your voice has been one to listen to with respect, and in the furtherance of such plans. "Gordon" could ulwnys be depended on to glvo unstintingiy nf his time and moans, to boll) curry them to slltlccss.

Weir". It nuccssnry to cite Nsllltlr two things, nt least, stand out prominently, vlz., the soldiers’ monument and the shed on 001‘ church grounds, two objects to wblrn We point with pride, and which became n possibility largely through your unfailing optimism‘ und stlck-to-lt-Ivenoss. " .

To rclllizo the plum you hold in

lliiVllIg boon uppolntvd- cllairlnan for iiic evening, stated bricfly the object ‘of the gathering, and called upon Mr. Hugh Lilmont to road tho following nddriess. ivliicli was ucl-illnpziiiiizrl by a cabinct of silv- i-l" l)l‘i‘.‘il‘llli’il by Miss Christine Mc Loud ol l-lopodnlc, , To Ml‘. ulld Mrs. XGOTLlOII Miilnzoil Doni- Friends:

lli days tliut have gonv it has always been a pleasant evi-llt to lorcgathcr here Iii your home. wIu-rc most of us at dltfoi-laiit tim- es .h:l.vi.- cnjoyoil, _your hospitality wlleri: tho latch-string was ul- wuys out, and where n. cllcory and Wllfllle, llearted- welcome has ail- wuyp jipciyassurod; but tonight that plrlnsurcis marred by ii feel- ins-or ileep regret caused by the ‘ltnoivilcdgs tliatsoon tho pnssiiil; ‘ofla ploasnnt hour ili. ‘yoursociety will, to us, be no longer possible. Ptirsomc months we have. known llllll you intend tnlrlns, your de- purturc for that outside world. ‘whom tho opportunities of lifn llril greater and more numerous. fnr such ns you, than they uro on this litiilo‘>'lsllnd nf ours.

__._lS,0, UienWinlr object tonight is Mlpi-pilcss to you in sonic small m°a5‘"'°‘ ' °“l' T983111 l" Ym" tho popular esteem, we need only ““‘I"I‘:°L“l;'°€i‘ . ‘l . , hmvillrillllifllfnfiePlfll-lll" illwlllllYll“ Iistedlo lilo remarks heairfl around the cominifnréy?“ y,’ lllsiltgglelflfil“ m?‘ d: ‘ogielfllhilceglfifi Whig? ‘lllllllllll-lusrln lrcnnl. weeks, remarks such always ‘taken lliu Keene into’ us’: it"rr mon" ' ‘s d"? yophlaxh as the“: "wen I he" 60mm‘ w m, h a hm b ' “i r‘ i.) "m "- . l‘ ‘l - “ “vmfi ‘v " 80in; to leave us" “Yes. I believe - i“ t“ - i" .9?“ “ll 117"" 151"" ‘I'll 18'1"“ ‘l. "It l" m" Hulk“. "~50." "Ton bail isn't, it?’ "lt sure is. porter" oi’ Averwwortliy cruise, nnd. void in our affections, llluf will wed; mflamry’ m,“ hum.- aye!‘ n,“ lllfiell his businesiihnll social-o'e- nnt be fills-til; tielJlint Iinppy iluy the comnnnnty nnnJ"_a"ord r010” all 0.115110" Biol/sin hllnsolll’ in ov- when you shall have i-otiirni-il, and m", m... GONG“ Mobaony- such ' JY Pel-lnoot. A man's man." taken your ‘place again In good mmmcn... "q 11...“. and marry more 1nd games, and after U" .

"in their horn , and Mrs. old ‘fSpud" Inland. Until} tin-n, grmnar ’ 53mm. qmnmm v-Auui-{Ilflg syrm" and ' Mel-sod have ebb‘ miiiiilsineii'.71ll" fissure yoirlllat bur-‘liioiilrlrlr um vnlun placed on smart aniimnr- the sawmill" standard of holllllllfllll? 1923' Whlclllgood wishes will follow you, (r110... may, ouch and all wiehlfll w’ It. has boon noted. aisllwpitolicrved wo hope thnwtnough you nm 1'0 you also n}. Mclmlll W6 Molnod a pleasant Iirllb m "m “‘"‘°“l’h""’ "l “h”! clllll‘ ilulil pr‘. am: tribute for we Jenni tn their new l‘°“'°' , vi l '-°°'""l' Wild“ "ll" ‘ewllliildd-i lli-llv-‘c lion, irrau his activitieeflrsarly return lathe "l4 °°' n pleasure to visit thorn Mr. Mrbond has had that moral s. torch! and heart)"

MI‘. D. M. McDonald, llollfllllllu; slut-oi"! and steadytng Influence always await them-

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::WE WILL GLADLY demon- strate the Hoover rlqhl: In your home-show you how far superior It ‘is to all other cleaners. Then if you wish to buy, $8.00 down and $6.50 a month—-thls figures out at 22s a day-pays for It. Phone us to- day. Beer 8t Weeks. 4-17-2i

coir Inops $1.25 to $2.00 '.llal‘ Mops 75c and $1.25 Fol-ch {Hopi ............. .. $1.10

McCIarya Stove Polish ............................ .. 25c and 35c Wellington Knife Polish

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-For

IICIISE CLEANING

—8mokey City Cleaner —8uipho Nathol ‘—6anl-FIueh

Liquid Veneer --Re-Nu-All

Why llon’t You A. Order By Mail

We send goods to all parts of the country, our ser- vice is prompt and we guarantee sat- , isfaction in every case. Goods are > always forwarded _ by first mail or ex- press. When you n e e d anything

‘from a drug shop drop us a. line and enclose, enough money to coverl cost-f. ~

true awn... Drug 5 -- Store _ ‘

a AAA AA.

otllng llrlOpl .. 50c and up

Whiting .......... ..- Alabastlne, al couors .......................... .. 40c and 75c Stove Brushes 25c and 35c Scrub Brushes 25c and 31c Whitewash Brushes 40c up Kalsomine Brushes $1.15 up Son-Ami ...................... .. 20c Soot Destroyer 36c and 00c

O'Cedir Polish 30c and 60c Renuall Polish ............ .. 50c

ADDRESS AND PRESENT Putz Cream 18" ' __ ATION

Silver Putz ..

30c it 60c . 35c

An event of moi-o than paisslng gland’ °" “ha” o’ your '

interest took plnco 0n the oveuinu of Wednesday. March 21st, wlioii a. largo uumcr of their friends from far and near gathered ui; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc- Leod oi ‘Hopedale, to bid Lhcm farewell on the eve of their depart‘ ure for Niagara, where Mr. ‘Mo. , hood has n. lucrative position‘ ‘a1