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[DEMANDS THE: DOCUMENIS Thurston: We can get a drink in here. i have a sneaking m; ouarntarice with the druggisi wgrmoret You're in luck

have a mere prescription acquaint ance with him.

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EARLY GARDEN PEAS W551" PEAS and other. w” Garden Seede (both EGETABLE and FLOWER) ow ready. For HOT-BEDS EARLY CABBAGE. LET- Ugg, RADISH. SPINACH. OMATO, etc., etc. To ar- m in a few dove one CAR- LOAD of CHOICE ‘ONION ers, SHALLOTS. POTATO NIONS, etc.

Ni; need In the world l0 end away for any SEEDS. CARTEFVS SEED STORE “n gupply you and YOU Cl" depend on the quality and germination. CARTEWS SEED CATALOGUE eoata you nothing if you did no! get a copy send for one. ill pages tell you what to plant and where to get what you ant. Anything not in stock will be promptly ordered. ur prices based on quality. Don't make the fatal mistake by buying Seeds offered at

low price, there ls ‘some- iring wrong. You risk your rep and have all your labor or nothing. Our Seeds are ii carefully tested for GER- MiNATlON.

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SEEDSMEN

WAS l1 MURDER?

After we defeated them u. ifhe ooat race we (Oolt their ecuiir away and hung them in our boat .nouse

she: 0h. horribiei Why haven't mu ail been arrested for murder ‘-

Het Vou say your dad was awfully acre when no caught you shimmy ‘mgr How did you get out oi iti . She: Oh, l wigpled out of it all i right.

rofessional Cards ark R. McGuigan

"limit. souciron,

Money to Loan eron Block." rlottetowm? SJ. 4-11-11.

. C. C. Archibald

uste of N. V. Peat Graduate tdioei School and Hospital lice limited to Eye, Ear, Noee llld Throat -’ ii Eyes and supplying Glasses. om“. Bayer Building Great George Straet ° "two-o u. 12m. mo to e.

R. I. E. CROKEN

‘I VETERINARY SURGEON

Pliiuata or Toronto University.

"1'!!!’ eaperlorse treating nllo-

‘ u eases of foxes.

n ‘often: and laboratory Inns- " lliiiawsrm. hoskwcrm and lotslea ot foxes‘.

“Nllifl residence OI Great Oenrgr

- sat (‘atoms Belle.

‘film’. one sss.

Donald? McPhee

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000D HEAD FOR SUCH WORK

Reggie: im thinking ot going into the hollow ware business Mise srurbe

Miss 5.: vou should have a good head for such work.

run Gl-IARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

Central ‘Guardian 7

DON'T FORGET whist in 8t. Joseph's Sodallty Wedinasday- even- lnz- . .

T0 BUILD BRIDGE- The Dom. in-ion Bridge ($0., btd., who had a crew of men put. up steel on the C. N. ‘R. iBrldge at Buctoucho. are leaving for P. E. ‘I. next week.- Moncton Times.

LNTERESTINB PROGRAM at Contra-l Christian drurch tonight at eight o'clock. See program in this issue.

MANY THANKS-Mia Guardian has received a ibundle of Hamilton. Bermuda pazpors from ‘Oaipt. 'l‘. G. Taylor. who, with Mrs. Taylor, is having a delighttirl visit in

the I South.

ELECTRIC LIGHT consumers who have neglected to pay up are reminded that service will be dis- connected on 15th inst. without further notice. Pay today and save trouble. ' 8686-44361.

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LAKE VERDE DEBATING SOC- lETY.--Tl1ere was a large attend- ance at the meeting held here last Wednesday night and the su-bjeci for discussion proved to be an in- iercsting one. namely, Resolved izhat a man can do batter on 100 acres of land with a $1,000 mort- gage than on 50 acres of land clear of debt. Although a number of the professional speakers were not present u good argument wssi but uip by the following speakers: Messrs. Clifford ‘Murphy, Henry Weaiherbie. Owen Callaghan, D, J. iluxhes. John Boylan and Fred Cass. Some rapid cross fl-riug took place “each speaker taking the iplat- form repeatedly. The speakers up- holding the resolution scored a i'ew points over their opponents gain- lng the decision iby a slight margin. Mir. Augustine Callaghan acted chairman. it was announced at the close of the debate that the mem- bers intend putting on an entertain- ment in closing out the debates for this‘ season. This entertainment will consist of a flddlefs contest, stop dancing contest. box social

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ithis promises to be a good nights sport. The flddlcrs will be divided in two closes ove-r and under thirty five years of age. A liberal cash prize will be given to tho first, sec- ond, third, fourth nnd fifth prize winner in both classes. Cash prizes will also be given in the step danc- ius contest The names of the fid- diers already received are: Daniel

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ers are: Wilfred Hughes and Sey- moure Hughes, Iiromore: Mail: Brazil, Donagh; John Cniilngihan, Fort Augustus and Mrs. John J. Callaghan, iLaks Verde it would be ‘well for those who wish to enter either the ilddlers or step dancing contest to have their names sent in to the Secretary as soon no posibie. Date to be announced later.

When Your Poor Old Stomach

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When Sourness, Pain and Bloating Follow Every Meal

MAKE THIS SIMPLE TEST

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. with effect‘ nr§$ru"|:l”:l€: iallifmjoillfuér ‘gicgslufmlfi w:;=|,5lfil':_1et 3' mm pom" 4' mum? and were evidently appreciated by “ma. you hm, "led wnhou, ma...“ Grime 11-1. Allmn llcflllnvllvfl l2. by the applause thni greeted them. n yo" "u", w‘... Emma“. com(°n_ ijoretia Poirlrr 3. lliirolri inmrli-t 4. A male quartiette cOmDOSQd 0f‘ quick, certain and lusting relief from oyivere Arsenrmlt. . i.\lr. Keith Boswell. Mr. Jsbey Lean‘ the usual after-eating distress—just Grail? l-‘l- Them“ Anmu" 2' Rev

make this simple NEVER FAILING test today! For only a few cents get from any good drugglst a little pure Bisuratcd Magnesia-then, immediately after your next hcuvy lncal, take two icaspoonfula of the powder or four of the tablets sud drink a glass of warm or not iced waiter. This la a simple. pleasant and inor- peuslve test that may bi: absolutely de- pended upon to prove its value in lr-sa than live minutes and. in tnost in- stances, rellcf comes almost instantly. Blsuratcd Magnesia is a plciisnui. hurmleae. non-lantivs form of oiii- fashioned Magnesia that. when taken after meals, cleanses. sweeten: nnd ncutrsliacs the dangerous stomach arlds that cause B5 per cent of stomach ali- ments. Be sure and got BIRURATED Magnesia at your ilrugzisrs toduyi ._._______-.___

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Are You Aware How Easily And

Pleasantly

Film and discoloration can be removed from the teeth by I

Nooouato

H. F. IoPNEI

h - A. . imiu to HIM rrietere. AIIMMY- Eto- Protesaer: Ever ttad pneumatiesi , ,u,,'1°"'Y "l hi" aiuesm: What kind of lung die- 4 "I Charlottetown g." i; ma"

E. R. BROW

"t moi-mono OYRIET ONAILOTTETOWN

KLENZO DENTAL CREME

It restores the beauty of the enamel and leaves the mouth eooi and clean.

Price ale and 80c Per Tube

SOLD ONLY IV

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“W. Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass ineuranc. at Lowest Rate

‘tent st Sununerside, Lloyd Lewis

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‘ Take. tor example, the tiny lpl frock above. ilg is made of pee w gQ . g Coo pllflt crepe. ‘its trimmings is.ot xflfimetm n. ' at L pa“, tiny mos messed close together.

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what over one hundred thousand grateful users have said about Tao- lsc. Our flies are packed with such testimony. '

you can't seem to oat. or sleep, have lost weight or suffer from trying

back to vigorous strength and health. " No long, matched wail. to get re- sults! Tanlac starts right. in to build you up. It cleans the blood. up the liver and makes you feel

like a new person. For constipation take Tanliw Vegetable Pills.

ileilric Boulter; 3, Gordon Rice. James innes; 3. Hearth Saunders.

som; 2, Reginald Holman; 3, Reg-

2, Eleanor Douglas f‘ uiiibeck;

Tweedy Phillips; thorn.

and trance. Judging 17mm the niim- Tggfix gglxlhhellllurfy Rggllflmng’ on’ N' 8' ‘her oi’ contestants already entered (mharaoi n ' "' My“ Gm‘... "onflnd mm M“

2 Jack ‘Ritchie; 3, Florence Baker.

and Harold Forsythe; Owen; 3, Margaret McEachern.

Katharine Hyndmun;

. , l-Ibois. Hampqou and the surrounding J Hughes, Dromoro, John Grimes, _ _ _ _ wee-we my» m e»- ....""““....fi."ui1.“'i‘§" iiimm’ ‘was.’ :.....‘;;f‘...:.r‘.1:‘":.".'fi| lu-Ehan, Lake Verde The step duuc- ‘ a ‘ an’ " P y l“ Wh l" eve“ g‘ n d ‘

lock.

Stewart.

viii:- Stevr-nsnn, llobr-rt sihvtlilnllflll. Elva Stevenson, Inez Sir-venison, Marlon Stor- cireou. liir-hnnl Smith, hiilrlrml Brown,

Gruric X--l. iuiette DsriRor-hes 3. Victoria Airman. Grade iX-i. Martina (iniirirt if. (‘riliriu Guuilr-f. Grade- viii-i. Mary lh-Iuuio Qunrrle (rqunll 3. l-‘lnrPui-P .\ic.\‘i-lll. Grade Vl—-l. pure! Glllls 3. Eunir-i- Pair-ior 4. Hi-r~ hl-rt McKlnnon. GfiltlP I\'---1. fiuiiilct 3. Jenn

GfiHlP lil--i.

Norma Poirlor 3. Wlllfrml llcsilochr-e 4. ll. Dina Deallochea.

ii<+>————- ltlnnrife Llnlment tor sore throat.

i Frocks for the small girl are so abbreviated. after allowing for the - lnodioh short length. that than le really ilttlo loft. of them. ‘Still. what is loft. manages to be

They are made ot very nsrrvw gmsersin ribbon end the offset I .42.‘ ‘

Inkdrops from Albany

The winter is still with us and the cold weather is keeping the roads in good shape ior the farm- ers to haul their produce to mark- ‘i.

New health

in T aniac

"I arse ll! all ole Narcbetslan Tsalec I Irons I

Mr. ilarris Bouiter is busy load- ing cars for the Potato Growers Association. while Mr. H. A. Affl- eck has u gang of men every day handling many loads that come to n"s warehouse.

ahead ts a beam eppsrm. All re; o n oeaae us

n. foegelrulll

“fizz! 7"’ The ‘Misses Dorothy and Marjor-

‘Mw ‘e MucKenzle daughters ot‘ Mr

ytomkotzafi AinMaclfeazimpbnArl IxlSGIkJQHiD

' nus ero.1'.-. ..s enze

This ustemen merely backs ill! or Kemflngtouy returned m their

‘hOIZKs last Saturday, alter spend»

lng a week with their cousins.

Miss Gladys and Master Carmen ‘Soother. Sesi-le-town.

it your system is run down. i!

iMiss Bernard. teacher at Scarle- rown is back again after the East- er holidays open-t in (lhariotteiowzi and Rlislico. ‘

sin, why not let Tanlac start you

Mr. Lomun Nuonau who husl ireen visiting "in Misi-ouizhe and St. ldienors fur a couple 0t‘ wrecks has returned. and has taken up his duties as foreman for Eilyvurd Learrl. _

evitallzea digestive organs. 1119B

i.\lr. Archie Bell has gone to Host-l on on n vsit to friends and rs-.

HONOR ROILL laflveg-L

‘West Kent School Honour Roll i)“; H-vinl-y Caubeck proflncml,

lbrMarL-li. representative for the Frost and‘ iGrade X.——l, George MiicKenzie; Wood Co.. has started on his] Robert iliogii; 3, Evelyn Jenkins. rounds again 11ml may be ‘seen;

Grade iX.-i, Earle ‘llhers; 2. ever)’ iluy on the roud- wi beautiful black panel‘.

1- - ,- , acMillan; 2, ' Made IX I Alan M Mr. Edward Learn is spending al ‘fey days with friends in New An-i nan. Ed sold a fine horse to .Mr.i Murdock Dawson u few duys ago] for ‘which he received u handsome-g price. ‘

th his:

‘Grads Villl-l. ‘Margaret New- ald Smith, Grade Vil.—-l, William Reid; 2. ffis Brehuut; 3, li-argaret Black. Grade VIl.~l, Gordon Williams; and‘ Lorne 3, iErnest ‘Lord. Grade VL-il, George Hart; arryilviorrls; 3. Grace Yéo. Grade Vl.——1, Muitlund Owen: 2. 3. Harry 141p

Grade V.-—~1, Fraser MadMlllan; lvun ‘Sinclair; 3. Hurry Smith.

1Wliiiam Anderson spent Suntlayi with friends at Gumbies Corner.

2» Percy Alien made u trip to Wilmot and

on Saturday.

bilsiness Sumnlerside l

“Frank CTOH-Slllllll is buck to iSeur- latown alter spending the winter with [Fltfllllli in Tryim itllll Monet-

iilliairylvrighi have returned Sackvilie ziitci" spending their hull-i days at their mspecrive homes. _..‘l.._

Grade LV.—<1, Charles ilyniimun;

Grade 1lV.——l, Dorothy Bentley

2. Jill"?

Grade Ill.—-l, Clive Johnson; Z, coNcEn-r AT HAMp-g-ON

an Forsythe; 3, Eileen Holman. Grade H-"iiir-l, Dorothy Illudt; 2.

On Wednesday March 31st in 3. ilougius

the Hampton Hall the people oi"

prepared by the llamipton und Vic- toria Congrcgutions 0i‘ the United Church and presiullietl to an appre- ciative audience thut filled the Hail to its capacity.

The program was a mixture 0i’ Dialogues. Recitutious, Songs, Choruses with n. iDuet and Quar- ictte. A hundkerchiief Drill by twelve girl» was enthusiastically encored and repealed and was u fine combination of rhythmic move- ment and graceful action. lThe-Dialogue “That Blessed Baby" (which baby was heard but dild not appear) was featured by Mr. Manford Beer and Mrs. Winilq sor Bell and cause-d a great deal, of laughter and eiiivymont n5 wclii as revealing some intent tulent. f The Rccltutions by Mrs. Keith Boswell, ‘bliss Joyce Senna and Mr. John Dixon were splendid and each of thcm responded to the en-l core by another brief Pellfllllg- i ‘Mrs. Thos. Bell. Mr. livelier. Mr} hen and the ‘Rev. Geo. ii‘. Sears... rendered their solos

Grade l.-——l, Frank MucKinnon; Cami MadCsnusil; 3. Harold

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“IHPOUCHIC HCIIOOL. Prrfcct Attendance for month: .\lol-

nottn lirown. lliilllPl Gullunt 2. Born-

Mn rizn rr-l Air-Nclll 2.

M. Pnul illlll Nnrmn

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2. (‘cc-ll IHilrir-r 4. (‘rorlrudc Kluunu.

Rita itrsi-nnuit 2. Mur-

Mr. Hamid. Ziletculfe . Geo. F. Sears. did tine work, while Miss Florence iinman at the organ] and i.\lr. Duncan Ferguson wilhi the violin soon discovered tire. folks in the audience that loverh "the floor". ' Mrs. Richard Meicaife and thei Rsv. Geo. F. Sears delighted ev-l cry-body vrit-h n very difficult Duel while the members of the Victorial Choir with others roulliltld 0i"- "l? programme with chorouses. y With such musicians at the or- gan as Mrs. Edward Boswell and Mrs. Thomas Bell it was no wond- er that“ the singers found such efficient help and symlifliltfllfi 85' sistance.

Candy was freely sold durlngl the intermission and the limwedfli or the evening are_to be used t0 help in the payment of the Enter- prize Furnace that was recently. installed in the manse. .‘ lit is eepected that the rnalor part oi the programme will be re- peated in Victoria as soon as there | is good wheeling.

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V, f ay Marie Belmont

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children and “I II .4

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r1?‘ aummn." Spring Valley

The oldest resident of Spring Valley ‘in the person of Mr. John Sudsbury passed from this life at his home on Wednesday March

31st at the advanced age of nine-i

ty four years. About ten years ago Iilr. iSudsbury was stricken with paralysis from which owing‘ 1o h‘s advanced years he never_ fully recovered and two weeks ago; his illness proved to hé a very, serious nature, terminating in his- paseing away. ‘Th? deceased was. the oldest member oi’ Si. Stephen's l Church, Burlington, was of a quiet disposition and during his years. of activity was engaged in farm-l lug. ‘Ha is survived by his wirci who has lournyexl with him iorl many years and has also attained; s remarkable age. Three daught- ers and five sou-i ahso survive him; the daughters are iMrs. Fred. Hib- bett Dover, Foucroft .\le., Mrs. Horne Wilson. Browuvile .lllllCli0il-.

.\ie.. Mm. Hem-y (‘usely . Spring Vul-ley. The sons. Mr. Lemuel Suds-bury. (fi-eveisnd. Ohio. .\i|'. Jerry Suiisbury Woburn. Mai-ss- Alvin and \ii’.m.. Spring Valley. and llall on the home

The sympathy oi‘ the com- munity is extended in those most

closely connected with the ilecoas- oil especially he aged rcompunimi in life. lheldat the home. and ivas conduct- erl by the Rev. Mr. Sprlggs. The

T-he ‘service was iirsi

service at St. Stephen's Church .

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MOTHER;_ Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, haml- less Substitute for Castor Oil, Pnregoric, Teething Drops and $oothing Syrups, espe- cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.

To avoid imitations, always look for the signature nf

Provcn directions 92 each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it.

lluriingtoii was \\‘-»il uiionileri. and foiloyvs: Messrs Alexander Cous-

pm. ,,,],|,-..,.5 git-m. by ‘,\n-. Spriggs ins, Burlington. William Cousins.

was u very helpful one. The re- Margate, W-m. Henry Caseiy, S

mains wore interred in the in): Valle)’. Wm- Hilll Pmlil- F‘ u-amotery ueur the (fhurch. ch River. Wilfred Campbell. Park i’ Tlro pull bearers were as Corner, Caeeiy Adam-Q. Dflmlfili-

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new in style, and s mostly Dress Hats

$ 3.50

Lovely New Hats

Arrived this morning

Here’s an assortment of lovely hats —-' all distinctly .. l.

shown in New York at the present time.

$5.00

fher range of

hape and trimming. These include , and feature all the latest models

$7.50 $10.00 .

The balance of all hosiery

combinations and rib effects.

f Silk and Wool Hose 69c

been placed on a table regardless of price values up to $l.50_ Ail color!

boih All Woci and Silk and Wool have

Any pair In the lot 69c or TWO PAIRS

remarkable value.

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Full Fashioned Silk llose 19c

A regular $1.00 value. A big special purchase is responsible for this Thirty four different shades. double sole, heel and toes with wide garter top-

Fuii fashioned silk. All elzes- Si)" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - . . - - - .- 49¢