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" " i. l .‘_...; ~ v.1 " _\’ “ LTI LBS l I RS0 \ lllI‘l‘~'iIit'. ir- eitiiiiiit-il to her hctl on iaeciiiiiit of illness. l . 1”’; ——.\ll‘. l". t". l iiiiei'<itie. -pent the

. Stephen Ga iiier- (it, left

Qi-CMI“ llrilierl lliiielie-ilii oi‘ a», l6 was in li)\'t'll .\loiida_\' on llll>ll

hletiretztir, of Sunr week end with

was in ‘IIIHI 31011411.“- “r and ‘hm 1mm" noun“ or oi’ ill(‘ Royal Bank of

~ ———~-— _ _ , _ , ‘ Valley, “Hip 3H,’. HUMP; qipnl [-,.|,»;'v'l‘ iiiii are viQliiig in Suriitiiersidc, businpss’ at her ilitlll" Iii ilruckitgv Pollli. ill" l.'\lt"‘-' ‘if 317* 50W ken-V- ~—.\lr--. W T. lllU-Zi-Ztlfl, i'llill‘li>"~"" .\li~.< \\'iiiiii<- \\'_augh of Wilinoi.

staff, .\lf7l"l('itill. in Sumniersitlt- Prince County.

town, i..- \'i~i‘itli; iii Stiiiiiuei'.=lIl~~ slllIlll the week end in Suininersidt:

t i the guest oz" Miss Rita Arthur. u“

Luigi oi‘ Air, ll, t‘_ \\‘iiIi.iiii-'.

_ _ H illness. »-.\ir. and Mrsffjo u mmur zmnimitoi- 1mm "side, returner Faiiada. llmitlziy, aftc

on the lslalltl.

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Rogers (‘o.,

i. T. Reid. of Miuiinig: tors to Sllll\llli'l‘~‘itll‘ o

y The Life Giving’ legit“: Elements oi’

— The friends of .\l

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t/l are found in the

é nus illness of her l g .\ir_ llarvey 'i‘ooiiih_,-_ 5 town.

readywooked food~

where he will be

—--I.\lr:' and Ali's. iiyron Iiowncss of

-~.\lr e... ii ill-\'ei‘t-itll..\'. or o't_.-~Ir.\" 1min!“ m “Univlifw S”“"l‘f"_‘."l‘f“"‘_: 151"?’ ‘5“""“_-" i“

was in iit\\'ll Alondzli‘ IIII l'""'l1‘-\‘- - _ - l‘ert'.\' PIliis-tiiid Beecher “n, his mommy n“ ‘ \\'illi:iin.~, l‘ort liill, were in Sum‘ ‘ ___

—I.\lr.<. .I \\'. “Rough. Xiivertuli- lllt‘l‘>l'lt' on Saturtiit_\'.~li. _ “Air. W. (f. Pritlhani, iiiaiitiger

was in town Monday on

~ ~'.\'ii.~'.=. Ethel l-‘ltrbes. of the l.(‘.il. .\'. 13..

-i7ii'hei~ i", (izillaiii of llllllilllilvlll ______ wa< in ‘IIWII -\l'Il1'1~I.\' 0n l"l>'l"""‘- TM“ m‘ ""05"":Ch“rl"m‘t"“'“' —.\lrs. Prank Santeria many __ pint it I-r with triends in SurII- frieiitis- are stirrv trr hear of her ——a\ll~' J-ihn i'l-'ri~ liilliillli‘ of iueiwfit‘ —'U- eontiiitierl iilnessiantl holN‘ slic may ztilriw-‘liitlzis. rlleili iU-l.» ll in Suur V‘ ‘ Aumlri-(zfgnwpn 0f Sum‘ haw. i, 5pm,,‘,.lfgi,l.un.__n_ ~ III"F~I"" “*5 1"" f" “is "“"“' “' “wit... Helen McKay antl wit. ~ '.\ir. .\ liultiian. u: Whirloite \\'he.IIlI‘.\' "iv"- “lwm h“ Wm Pearl Mulch of Whcatlcy lliver ttnvii. I~ '=lI"II'llIII'. it few dam in nllldiil hi.‘ vztral-ioll- are visiting in Sumnieralile, tliti 5lli"iII“"""l"- -_ v‘ W“ PIVMITTLWHE. has n“ talents of Mm, W. \V. Smith. ._\1,¢ lg “j rip-k, oi Mont-ton, tornwi to Stiiuiiiersitie. alter siteiitl- _ “m, fripﬁs-"wln Ngrm m f-lliili iCiisn-r in g,|,,,,,,,,._,,l, H“, - _. leitlin llizit .\ll'.~'. (lenrI-le Morrison is

confined to her bed on account of

—-.\‘ir. J. F‘. (‘. Hunter of bfessrs Alhcrton, and Mr.

d‘ : will be pleased to learn lliiit he is 5' recoveriiii: sitiee undergoing an § npertilitm in the Prince (‘ouiity

‘ § llospltzilwll.

f 5

I " —.\lr<_ Luillnne, of Simiiiiersltlc.

ret-eivoil a telegram stating the seri-

udei yesterday (‘htlriesy l’. iil. l., on an exteiiiietl trip.

of Suur i'or St.

(‘anati-a, Tyne

is visiting elsewhere iii

mph hicNt-ill. I to Western r a brlol’ stay

tsli, were visl< n hfoiidny.

r. .i. l). Gus-i.

trotlier-in-lii w,

" rnncmtamtrrrirowu cumin

THE WESTERN GUARDlAli

—|‘l' PAYS to buy in thin Prov- lnce.

._,_

-RE8ERV! FRIDAY evening for the. Bean Supper in Presbyier- ian Hall, Sumnierslde, from 5 to 7. Tickets 30 cents. 8134-4-8ME2i

—MAYFLOWERS.—The first “ayflowers o: the season was found at Clermont, the latter part. of March by Miss Mary McLellan, Kensington.

—8UMMERSiDE MARKETS.-

produce: Potatoes $2.00 per bushel. (an advance of 10 cents). outs $1.10 to $1.25, wheat $2.50 to $2.75, but- ter tdairy) 50 to 55 per lb. ' —THE EASTER STYLE$.——Tlie niilliziery openings which took place here during the past week were

muiiity. The shapes hats are even more picturesque

_ than for several years past, and nl<

though the prices have ascended with the high cost of living, the lady was hard to please who could not, out of the lot, find something to suit her individual fancy and pocket book.~ll.

—~SOCIAL EVENlNG.-—Tlit- K. (‘. (‘oiincil of Summersitle ‘held a “social evening" in their hall here on Tuesday evening when a inusi» cal programme interspersed with selected readings and short atldres- ses, was carried out by local talent. Several oi the musical numbers could wiell be ranked with those of a high class. ISeveral prominent visitors were present who also atl- dressed the autiicncta. Refresh. mcnts were served at the close by the members. The audience then dispersed with a feeling that an on joy-able evening had been spentll.

—HAVING PURCHASED A mill- business in Saskatoon, and intend ing to settle there as soon as my promises here can be satisfactorily‘ arranged, I aiii open to negotiate for the sale of my property here. This includes waggoiis, cleds, num- her of panel doors, inside house finish, shingles, boards, scantiing. i would ask for a prompt settle- ment of accounts, due, on or bc= fore May 1st. J. \\'. Warren, Ken- siiigtoii.

SIYiSA-S-Illiiiilpil

—HAi/lNG PURCHASED A MILLING business in the West and intending to settle there as soon as my business here can be satis- factorily" arranged i tun open to negotiate for the sale of my pro perty here. This includes sash and door factory, saw mills, number oi’ ranei doors, inside house finish, shingles, boards and sczmtling, tlwclliup, lioute and building lots. also wzigogii: and sleigiis. l llitllllfl tisk for a prulllpi settle- ment 0f accounts on or before. .\lay 1st as books may not be in my hands after that dute. J. M. War- ren, Prop. K. Sash and D. factory.

S108-4-8AirItlis2l.

Use “Tiz” For Sore Tired, Aching Feet

No more puffed-up, burning, sweaty, calloused feet or corns.

Just inl-(e your shoes off and then put those weary, shoe-crinkled. achlng_. burning. corn-pesteretl. bunlon-tortured feet of yours in at “Tiz" bath. Your toes will wiggli- with joy; they'll look up at you and almost talk and then they'll take another dive in that "Tiz" bath.

“ihen your feet feel. like lumps of lead~ail tired out——jtist try "'i‘iz." it's grand-it's Your feet will dance with joy; also you will find all pain gone froiii corns. t-iﬂlouses anti bunionI.

’l‘liere'.< nothing like "Tiz.“ It's lllt! only remedy that tlraws out all the poisonous rxutlations whieh puff up your feet. and cause loot torture.

Get H box of “Tlz“ at any drur or department siorc~tlon't wait. Ah! how tzltid your feet get; how comfortable your-shoes feel. You ean wear shoes a size smaller if you desire.

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4§4Q§OQOQ-O-O-O '$ r T0 llI-lIllIGYli CATAIHIIIAL Ill-ZAFN ‘N

. AND HEAD NUIHICQ \O-.-O§4-§-O §OQ4 if you have (‘uturiliiil lteiifness or :\l'|~ liuril of lit-tiring nl‘ linve lieu-i IHtiHPH toioy-oiii- ilruizizilit and net i mini-e iif luiriiiint (double strength) and llllvl to it I, pint of lint u-nti-i" nnti n little gr tiuluterl sugar. Tllkl unt- tuhlenpno iil four times n dny. This will often brlnl: quick relief from the distressing lit-lid noises. Plugged nontrlli-i should open, ltreathing bet-time ensy and tho mu- eus stop dropping iiitu the tlirnnt it is euuy to prepare. costs little mid is [ilensnnt to tnke. Anyone

of (‘liarlottce

who lins-(‘iiturrlinl llt-nfnesn or head noises should give this pres- cription n lritil.

The following are the prices for‘

well attended by ladies 0t’ this coiii- , of Ensteri

glorious. I

—MEROHANTI relerve your orders for the Prince County To- bacco Co.. they expect to be open for business about the 15th inst. Hooper d: Mahat- Summorsida, P.

. I. - 8060-4-5ME6i .

—HELP APPREOlATEDF-Much credit is due to engineer John

Donovan of the C. N. R. who with- his born engineering instinct, was?

the means of salvaging allthe bed clothing and other useful articles at the fire of the Globe Hotel 0n Sunday last.

- -—-<-o ji- \\'l<}S'l‘l~IRN PERSONALS

-l\ir. l’. B. O'Hearn. who spent the holidays at his home in Port Elgin. N. B., returned to Summer- side on Tuesday. l-l.

—The friends of Mrs. Leon Le- llinnc are pleased to see her able to be around again after a siege 0i’ severe illness. H.

—l\lr. William Proﬂtt of Long iliver spent the week-end in Bur lington the guest of his friend Mr. Allison .\iann.

—-.\fr. Leo J. Lane formerly of this town, now a representative of the [lock (‘ity Tobacco (‘0., visited Sunimcrsitle this week to renew former tictiualntitnces. ll.

-~.\lr. (ieorge ll. Barbour. provln cinlprtihibition inspector, was in town this week in connection with his tiilicial business. H.

‘Mrs. Elizabeth Mann has re- turned :0 her home in Burlington after spending n week in (Tornwall with her sister Mrs. James Mitclr ell who was seriously ill.

—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph blcNelll, Summerslde, left on Monday morn- in; for imperial. Susie, where they

will spend the summer visiting their sons who are located tliere.ll.

—~.\li:<s Nina Waldrun, Principal of FortuncgBritige school and Miss Gertie .\'Ic.\'evin student of l’. W.! (‘. arc- spending the Easter holi~| (lays with their parents at Tyne. Valley.

~.\lr. Jas. Raijner. Tignisli, Mr. Fraser Alana. Burlington, Mr. Wm. .\icl\'a,v. Sprinizfielti. and Mr. John- son Ramsay. Kensington were \ iturs to Summer-side on Bionday.

—Mr_ Vifilliam Larkin of hlflllili‘ Rose. passed through SUIIITIlPFSiKlP‘ on Monday, enroiite to Boston- where the ivlll undergo medical treatment.

—4.\iiss Phillipa Docgan of the

Soldiers’ Civil Re-ldstahlishm-ut Iloartl, Charlottetown, spent, Easier at the home of her mother, Airs. Deegan, Spring Street-ll.

-.Mr. Phillip Noonnn. Minimizer of the Royal Bank at 'l‘igiiisli, anti Mr. Lorne Alcllellan. ziceountant of the Royal Bank at Sydney. N. S., spent the Easter holidays with friends in Suuimersirltnfii '

Canaders Share

r s “In War Expenses;

O'l"i‘i\\\"l\, April 7.—-—Canatlzi so far lins paid $04.02.’; as her share of the expenses of the League of Nations. This is for the ilSPZll year ending March 8i, 1920. The Canadian contribution is ilxcrl on the basis of the apportionment of the expenses of the international llurcau ofthe Universal Postal l‘n_ ion, This is in accordance with ar~ ticle six of the treaty of Versailles. the actual amount. which (‘anatlti may he (walled upon to contribute will therefore. necessarily tlepono upon the nuinlicr and classification of the states which become mem hers of the league loan of last. au- tumn. This is considered a very large war expenditure for a yllill‘ which is fourteen months removed from the armistice day and it is only ninety-six million dollars lessl than 1919. tho heaviest war expend-| iture year when the army was de- inoliilizt-ti and all those (lt.‘lll(ll)lliZ' ed given varying sums for ileiiiob» illzation bonuses.

Hon. R. W. Roweli Denies Rumor

OTTAWA. ONT., April 7.——Ask- (‘ll by your cor ospontlent tonight whether there was any truth in the report that he w: going to Wash- as (fanrllian Ambassador, the Hon. R. W. Rowell, President of the prlvay count-ii states that| the story was purely iuantifnolur- ed. There is not a word of truth in it, he said. The story is tinder- stood to have arisen from the fact of tho lion. Mr. Howell's recent visit to \Vnshingt0n coupled with tho exceptional energy he hits tlfs- plityed in connection with every question touching Canada's nation- al status.

in maintaining a

Women and Misses will ﬁnd here a splendid collec- tion of Suits in Tricoline, Serges, Siivertons and Tweeds fancy styles, colored vestees, beautifully trimmed. All sizes. Prices range from . . . . . . . . . . . . $23.75 to $85.00

Stylish Sport Coats

If you are in need of a new Spring Coat you should not iniss seeing our latest models of Velours, Sertres, I Uovertsand Tweeds, in belted or ﬂare effects, in short or I i Prices are from $15.90 to

$59.7 5.

looking for.

PROWSE BROS LTD’

l" ﬁghting and

[l ‘Verynlﬁreaiiy Criminal Docket

(Special to The Guardian.)

QlTlGlllIX‘, April 7.—'l‘lio criminal tloeket nf the court of kings bench is the most serious for many years. llesiiles ti cases of murder, George. Topping and J. I). Proteau are to be. tried charged with having stolen at tho point of a revolver $17,000 from liis ftlajesty's mails at Mont~ iimgny, on board the l. (‘. ll. er. press train when is it alleged the accused masked anti armed, gained an t!llll‘i\llt't' iiitrrthn mail car and held up the clerks ivlioiti they bound, and cot away with their loot. latter $61,000. the greater part of the eitolen money, which linil been hidden in a house ncnr the scene of the holdup, was re- covered. Liitiretln lluinel is accus- e,| oi‘ receiving part of the $10,000 that has not been recovered.

full length styles.

wiell groomed air.

All sizes.

protection

They

spring.

Bloodshed Reported

LONDON. April 7.—'l‘lic defeat- eii Communist arlny driven from its last stronghold in Essen by advan- elii" government 110008. hi“ limit‘

eil plundering cnuntr)‘ in its rc- [yr it 5,, the news aigtliicy ilispzitch it lay said. All advices here hidi- eta-d llt-iclistvelir were making

r~;iitl strides in their campaign to l’ store tirdci‘ iii llulir iiidtistrlal tlistrict. Seyero fighting was rc~

---—<o->-———- U0 not auﬂor ln- nther day with Itching. llloedlnl-I or ProtrndinR Pllol. Nn surgical ‘operation requir-

ed. Dr. Chloe's Ointment will re-

lleva you n. once and as certainly euro you. 60c. l box. all dealers. or

Edmanson. Dates & Co.. Limited.

Toronto. Sample box troa i! you

mention this napv cud anclono in

.¢¢-.-..->-\.I

Womenls Spring Suits | in Various Styles

With the fashions of the season established, our stocks complete, now is the logical time to summarize one’s shopping. In every department of this store there is apparel and accessories necessary to the woman whose discriminating taste demands clothes that assist

Silk and Serge New Petticoats

Dresses

A splendid line 0f Woin- en’s Dresses in Sergres, Taf- fetas, Georgettes, Messalin- es and Poplins, in a variety of styles and colors. are just the styles you are

of Silk

To give that bit of needed under a silk frock, there are delightful petticoats of jersey habutin, in ﬁne accordion plaits the very newest shades for

purtetl from some. heavily iii wounded. lntliﬂeriiiiiliiiiti‘ inurtiI‘ ninl looting were reptirtI-tl in ‘"1"

lied-a liming

tlistrictit. =

prices.

Simnyside.

Black 8t Co

in

tiiJtFiL-isl‘ T tit-nil air

155th Limp

A belated shipment just received in Decorated in ' Fancy Lamps. You trill bt pleased with these whe you see them.—V-aricty 0

Ch’t0 “

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BRINGING UP

FATHER

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G rape-Nut The vital mineral salts so much needed for repairing daily wear and tear and for . building sound body l tissues. abound in this food of ﬁne ﬂavor.

Every table should have its daily ration 0F Grape=Nuts

14-1111’ lgiwCaitadian Dostum Cereal Co. Ltd. \‘/lI’lCl5OI‘. Ontario

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f“! I'M GLAD I'VE <01‘ MV (Lgrutis ‘LOW-T (I-EANEO Our- Mmex- THRQW ALL THAT Kufbblbﬁ

IN THE. ‘(AR

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DRE bbED- ILL. FOOL MAQQ";

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THROW THAT

WHERE it»

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