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FITASAFIIIIILHELv?

I SPARKIJNG mo \\.\ MAKES YOU rest ‘ l

FIT and FRESH

. . . by gently, but surely ridding your system of waste poisons that cause headaches, liver disorders constipation, sour stomach and other internal ills. lcilte ENO first ting every morning or anytime. Even as you drinl: it you Incl it doing you goocil

YOU'LL l "mun LIKE SALT"

BROOK VILLE LIME

Will szrecfen your Land making it grow Larger and Better Crops. JCT NOW WHILE THE PRICE IS LOW. $51.00 PER TON BULK. $3.75 PER TON BAGGED. Q Car Lots of 30 Tons or more Deltrurel b 10C nrircq Railway Point in P. E. l.

Lise Ueliiery Liirly and avoid the Rush. Order today liom the

Bruulnille Manufacturing C0.. Ltd. Brookville. Saint John C0.. N. B. Spring i940 Mrs. ll. G. S. Adams. Pres.

“c also manufacture Burnt Lump Lime, Ztlasons Lime, II_\lIl‘£1It'il spray Lime. and Hydrated Land Lime. Prices and particulars furnished upon request.

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‘wiiéfi wifii‘

It‘ Prime iziluaril island sheep Breeders‘ Association again nfieis its ~.. ..> Ill Lastlllfllall,’ iiie tsuui til]! ot the Protince ‘or gu-upgfulnu: insint-niig iiiiuugii lilt: xil-Mufll-Ul LU'\J|JLAZU\C noel uioneis, Linn“...

i uroliiu.

( .i>h on dilivery at full market values will be paid. Breeders should Like iiuiu Uldl uie sheep breeders’ Association sets _\\itI'. \t'f'} UIIQH IJUHIQCHHE BIgCDUIUS bu)’ “DUI ill iU-rll‘ pill-y; HI. lHU 1p inn: oi the season hut ciiiitoi-n to the Assocrutioii‘, price u, M...“ a,- l;

i~ Jlzlrllllflut Lay. year patrons shipping Wool tiiruugii me aiiecp L- i~ii<-> .\>>U(‘IZIIIIJI'I, t‘. E. i. realized setentecn iii) cents per puunu on m. ll’ plIMIUtl. Lompare this with ordinary prices and you will iinu it is

1111M) iiigiiei‘.

“Iitll you scll your wool through the Canadian Co-operative Wool "honors. you uill not only recehe promptly in cash at time of llBliW-‘FS Ilt‘ liizni-si prevuiling market price out also the rise in the lruriwt I-lnlll

- n-nn h ultimately suiii through an expert salts sci-vice at the most uturnoic periods 0t‘ distribution.

llo not scll or ship your product until tars rcgardin prices. etc. lf shipment of icii to the address below.

you contact us for full particu- wnol is made, send truism. to.-

Our representatives in the fleld are as follows: I‘. .\. Jiclsaat‘. Sourls. , l.. K. Lnckerby‘. Agricultural Representative, Montague.

\\'. .l. Reid. Agricultural Representative, 0'Lcury. (£corgt' .\lclnnis 5t. Peters.

P. E. I. BREEIIERS’ ASSOCIATION, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

3' O 16;; if.‘ 1.1L; Kit;

a-i I

C O N V E R T E YOUR OLD CAR INTO

HALLMURE

FOR ONLY THE PRICE OF ONE HORSE

It will pull a three bottom Tractor plough ln nod In high gear . . . . . I POWERFUL — FAST — ECONOMICAL I

HALL f? STAVERT

34 Queen Street Charlottetown

i rum mxzn l

¢

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nrv YOUR BIIILIIIIIG SUPPLIES

HERE

We Carry:

Slziie-Surfaccd Shingles. Slate-Surfaccd Roll Roofing. Regular Roll Roofing, Asphalt, Felt, Dry Sheaiing, Regular 8t Glazed, Yale Builders Hardware —- Japalac Paint, Varnish, Enamels.

Insul lloard — Insul Board Lnth — Gyproc Lath _Hardw:ill Plaster - Plaster Paris — Keene Cement — Canada Cement — Hydrated Lime - Turpentine.

'l'llE ROGERS HARDWARE courliiiv LIMITED

Phones 105-1308.

Free City Delivery.

Rhcde Island

ton. NS. who vras we.

than i: s Murrav Rivrr ‘he nueet Mrs. F. D. Bwhauf.

J .. . Cbllege have arrived home.

ed the farm formerly owned by.‘ Jo-

M Bank of Commerce here‘ has been transferred to Halifax. N5-

lias arrived hrme and will Kim"! the summcr with his mrihcr Airs. F‘. L.

[Kenzie spert Saturday in toim

urday in Alurrat- River.

seph Lowe has moved to Dover.

Mr.

‘ And Vicinity

m. and ‘Mrs.

I my Keenan a .\X.a$ F. Alte Keenan span:

. of .\lr. and Mrs. Daniel Keenan-

Th h ner Mona. Cflpl 15W" Jl-Ierrlenguhgso left for New Glasgow

N5, with a cargo 0! 90mm“-

l Schooner Margaret Carrcil. CaPi- m“ cmrchf The "w. Percy White has left tor Cape

Breton tor a cargo oi RWY"-

_____ w Clfiifinitlgznmgggéjusrgr ‘gleam i dings acted as chairman.

cepfed a position with Prowse Bro

Mrs. (Dr) Giddings and chiidro

‘are spendmg a ietv days in Murray . M“ 5"": ‘IT-Y

me lgifswnv holiday at Wood Islands the SW51 lied

Margaree . _. Reynolds and John are employed’ bv the Atlantic Construction C0.. 'n steam shovel work.

' l

nd cf the

I choir.

8' Miss n i holiday"

{and John Reynolds left mesdiiy for I

Private Lewis McKenzie who has en on ftirlouzh for the p85! tveek

Durinz the absence of the has r Green on Sunday, consisted o!

~ nicely carried Mrs. ’1‘.A. Keenan. Mr.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Forks. N5- where Mr [he schcoL

I and Mrs. Weldon I

‘drew Caseiev. ¢Georve Cotton.

l ‘ . .. _is home here. has return 1nd MIK Wesley

om his company.

to Un"ted Church. Rev. W. l. ii song service Fwd c program. favorite hymns, 115i out by the large conducted by the organist Edgar Old-

oreaalon

Eiieen Bennett spent the in town with her parents

F. C. Bennett.

t F‘. . . i 35"" émkguest c’! he: mother Mm ‘lwar QCVISIilpOYlTKIOt tfhrgglaillijvteiertom Manufactum. T- L- °° ' .Monda_v. to 50 cents. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorre Batt. M15! ‘_——*—_——

y biariun 316K010?-

the gurrt of Mr. Airkeiizie.

.\‘lr. Llesfer Mcleod and Vlnrfni

Charlottetown. v ,1" ‘ i .\ii r _v Hi3?!‘ Aspen. the r0 irzi an“ ‘£1; T- E.

the hon".

FPRYYG VALLEY ‘V. T. The S')Tllt"__\"l'l"' ‘V,

0'1 TilPsd-ev evrrfiw

1’_ met at. ‘"5. DR" “ of .Vr=. '-,""'e Rzmsav

‘w 11st with

H.090. w“ on Tueviav for 5L ,n‘i:e xmbmrs and two vkltors nrew- rvromrrtu discussion ~ ', “ " ' Pu . .e m John. RB. Icamd,"

Mr. George Ferruson of the Ca- ‘"996 In

P~ ‘l: n! C'~mn‘""’ ii

fined to his heme I’)\‘

LJXPES.

River a: T. A. Ke-enans.

.\fr. Bmil Jchnttcn c.‘ the Canti- dim B~--_;,- of cnnvucrw at Alivrton men‘ the l1c“".~i_v in Rivraya Pwcr the zuest of .\fr. and Mrs. Wm Keenan.

.\i'=. Joli". L. ‘farncreld 0' P".- Roed. 1e" to“ Rcvon. Mo“. e sh.» wili " frierv“ anti rc-

‘1..'..\rs for n Mill"? o.‘ weeks.

Ur. ard .\f'1<. F‘ T). Brehaut wr-re reren‘ ifsitcrs to the city.

Fri are p."

*'.= of Cm? John A Munn ed to know he is rcrovc-rng

Cant. and .\'lr.= .\f. D. who soent the Wntcr in Chariotw- ‘own with their so" Harrv have re- ‘urved hrrue. \1r. Bonnell who was in the PF I. Hf>'~"lffll for some time ‘s much improved.

The P'c‘o'i—i$and (l-hernze" of Murrav River arrived home on S~t-

urdav reporting lobsters more pientiful. _}_ Mrs. T. B. Finhvvir who spent Ehe wirfcr . ~' ‘=""-= and

i‘ ui-ned home.

.\‘li<s .l'u'r= Rfrbecci who was in Pictou, N‘ tcr the pas: few ivceks has returned

Qfrwri t r-athcrhie n.‘ Tren- ti" '1 :1"~".'l1 with her narcnts .\l.. an-i 3"“. B911- jamin Jenkins has returned.

_\flse 1;; of Charla!!-

few Hat's in of Mr. and

‘MFR

th Oison crime a

Shifev Brehhfiaut. .\I'u.s ‘Eilrel of Union Commercial

Mr. Barnes: McLeod has purchas-

r. W. A. Arnett of the Canadfiin

Roy Cook of Acadia University

Cock

Mrs. John E. and Miss ‘lifarce Mc-

Bmnell. I

N.“ lme former meeiin’! were read and

an exchc-"e o! Mr BI-i. Huzlvs of Rorcrs Azen- f“? mm-“Wf? ‘wwried "M"! "u" vies Ltd. wort Saturdav in Murray °

comm the cc‘

.\fr.=. John E. Mew-Innis 5P0!“ 53!‘

Miss Hazel Miller o! Point Picas-

A ant. who sncnt the winter in New fGiaszow. NS. has reuirned home {Drying to m» illness of "her mother Mr. John Miller.

Mr. Fovd mhrvnn l= Prcriin” R garage in connection with his fill- ing station

tn. Gordon our!“ is sn"1"iYR l; "iv davs at Cane 6'0?"- N?‘

.\tr. and Y's. cu. Horton spent] the holidav in town.

and Mrs. Freeman Rélvflt-‘rldfi

TIPPIE

five To. the ah==nce o! the school

and nwrr‘

LL THE LATE5T FAPEQ’: AND MAGAZINE5-

beneficial. future a phase of would he rikcussed.

u . .. . minutes of 0"‘? “’F= answered hv plank and seeds.

the President reported. All sorts

-l-iA! MY MOTHE ' SISTER DASHED DOMEMAM ~ -l-\AH- . u. five AHlZl/AAJE: AT

GET CACKLIN’ covgigqrg-LLLW

. '1' HAND ‘EM THIS" Hsgev ‘Lip senses may snow up/ HAH-H------ -

boxes be paid for: the fruit biile be . paid and that hooks be procured for y

New committees were appointed, jviz.. sick, Mrs. James Harrington

Mrs. Robert Glover and Mrs. An- . Programme. Mrs. Robert Glover

l ence was read re " .’ try," Y.M.C.A. and an nckncwiede- I ment of eoxs and sweaters from the rose. Letters of appreciation lnas held by m? Young peep], o; lfrom the sick, who were the recip-

wmch gents of fruit were also read. The President. Mrs. Robert Glov- ‘er thanked the society for the ex- of rympattiv extended to her during her recent bereavement.

The sum o! $2 was voted to YMCA. Service Fund.

The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Rov Brvanton. roll call beinlz answered with "An Interertlnz Item on a Canadian collection amounted

The following programme was. canted out. Contest on and a revllnv bv Vrs. James T-lar- I rlnizton. Rea/line "Human Bees" bv Brvnnton: "Human Tome" ‘Mrs. ton. This was followed ‘nv an im-

its various phases and proved nuite It was decided that in

prove helpful to the members a dintv 11inch the mecflng with the National Anthem.

TO A SALE! EE-

Sudbury. School = Mrs.

Cole. Correspon- Home and Coun-

THE

the

“Planting” l monoloeue. i W. .1. Harrine- on Poultry in

practical won"

which wnrrH '

. After closed .-

ats.

J1? VVlLL|AM5 IV Ill ICIVICI. NC. Y. I. IKE. U. I. PAY. OII. J

MORE SATISFYING

lsuau. tun

.v 0f colored hatbards,‘ RED ORANGE YELLOW Pll"‘l'i n.’ the window bov- lalong with hatplns. will chanee the LABFL [ABM L455

es for ‘he .="“co'. it wa= mcwed lappearance or those. nll-over-toivn ~ ed ill“? the mint for the roroiinut straw casual h

OFT fiVR WAY By J. R. Williams

your... tlllftlll!

HIGHER.

‘in

fir/n/l/I/

..._ _..____{t

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

CLOTHESPIN S

It’: a "lovely" war for the British housewife. She want-i to hang out . the washing on the home front line lbur. cannot Because there's a. scar- {city of clothesplns.

Apart from the few made by gy-p-

‘sles. they never were manufactured here on a large scale. u war 192.000

Before the pegs were imported

.000 annually, mainly from Germany.

As if the pin question and pian-

ning family meals under rationing iwere not enough. isolated reports are at hand about makers of mouse

traps experiencing a. wire. The trap-makers at Leeds face this difficulty due to in making anti-magnetic mine ap- paratus.

scarcity of the use of wit!

Clothespins have been so scarce

L _____\_ Provincial Plehiscite--194ll APPOINTMENT 0F AGENTS

Societies or organizations wishing 1° a point Agents in the various Polls coming Provincial Plebiaeite should a the undersigned in writing not. later than the 1st day of June proximo. -

MAY 30. 194i

<3

at the forth. only u»

0. W. CAMPBELL,

Acting Deputy Provincial Secretary

L-534.5-17.

I Wait“ 'mir:'—' ‘ijrnoatm’ ' ' N ‘T.

an other: use n!

the difficulty a llriify 01p $lrT° n" tifacturcrl plana turning o '5 m" 000 spring pegs a week. Due to 1 | or costs they may have to be a at about sixpence llic» a dw] compared with the old price o?“ wooden pegs for a penny, I

Unnatural om- rough count.

Presently Dusty allowed n. g aglnatlon to wander. ' m‘ "1 SKY. ma." he said i0 h.‘ . panion, "if you had ten shillings? your pocket, what would you thing Fred allowed his h 11d. : in“ histrousers nockctir. g O m” "Km." he sniffed. bflhgiy;

*1

many districts thatywomen in- .out empty. "Yd think I'd 5051mm“

urtsusu.’ 774E JUDGES LACIE?’ 61:1?” ff OMELET ,5 U/5QUALIFIED For: ag'é% OVER AND KNOCKING RED HEN on:

HER PERCH-

5E6 PARDOIV, I MEAN OFF HER

FIRST’ 51.2.05, M RED HEN HAS ass/v PLACED , ouster SECOND.’ -EA°“ "2 775K570” RED HEN To ww PAYS $40.60 -- THANK vou.’

MM" __.____...

'else‘s clothes on."

ebody

— Mrzinr Hooulg

With

/ /

i 1/1’ BY THE GREAT-M... '0 GUG-AwF-GOK! 114E ‘ricxsrs.’ r rossso THEM Awm/Iwwusiziys JASON ? .-- EE-GAD!

DAN'5 D06 HOUSE <>.

ND HE JUGT

THREW AWAY ¢4|5 worzm OF TICKETG.’

véspou ME - YOU LOOK JUST LIKE MAQGIE“ I‘ ‘

_ I

Thimble Theatre — Starring POFEYE

“We.

“CAP” VSITUBIB-g

"———'——~—a

' uaeenanron. F130,"

By George lilcliinnns

7 WHAIIAT noueeeo ' // / l“ ~ “ .- ’ Qgwn D 5 MY mum we gum / up wrr‘ Mecmsu ../ ‘ / ” a -ag ‘ sesame M’ "r "me JEEP5? —LEMN\E ssé // ' sewn [fights ‘POPEYE sax: o f’ IT. wi|.\_ YA’!- ’ , / Se???“ 8:; " rum‘ . V e g s- ‘Jh, '

By Edwina

WHY, WHEN l WAS A oov ITHOUGHT n’ WAS A PRIVILEG! T066 1O sci-loot! I WALKILD Two MILES evcrur new. ‘THROUGH snow AND icn ~-

IT DIDN'T SNOW ALL TH’ TIME --

NO, YOUNG MAN! AND WHEN THE WMTHIJK W/AS PLEASANT I WAS‘ WORKING IN TH! FIELDS, PLOV/ING AND ..-

AND THAT REMINDS M£,YOU GO IUGHT ON OUT AN’ DIG THAT GAR‘, DEN SO'$ W!‘ CAN DO OUR TOMCRROW I

PLANTIN

HE'S AN AWFUL ow INFLUENCE. lN GRAN'MA'S uFe, '

TlPPlEl.

I l

I TRIED

rutvr WAS AWFUL- 1 oi-i,wEi.L,Ev£ilY-

TO TELL , BODY THOUGHT ’ YOU WERE ACTING A BASHFUL BOY FOR COMEDY'5 SAKE..SO IT'S ALL T

GOOONESS, : IT'S ovsR

YES,AND WE WON'T BE SO CONSPICUOUS NOW THAT YOU'VE BEEN NTRODUC E D

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