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I Mir. Cornelius Orin-an, Cardigan

p ' If,“ fiiiiinifhl 1;

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l. NHIIIAN ll . ucrrr . . . He has . learned from experience . that no ordinary soap . stops “B.O." as Liiebuoy ‘does. He made the mis- hlre of thinking any lrind ' of soap lrept him fresh for his dailyoorr tact: . . . But now he know: that a daily . Liiebuoy shower is a resl businessasset. Just you try bathing with T " ‘ and see if you don't agree with him. The chances are you'll never go bad: to ordinary soap. For no ordinary soap stops "BO." as Liiebuoy does . . . No

“ You CAN'T expect onomm soars ro raorccr YOU rooms “torts urrsuov

i. C. SHERMAN, Butlslol, relates sad experience with ordinary soup

CANADIAN PRAIES

HARD OF HEARING l AURINE EAR BALSAM

DOES "

ordinary soap gives you the aaine popped-up, extra-clean feeling Life- buoy does. Arid you on extra dean, you know. For lifebuoy mntains an exclusive purifying ingredient not in any other popnll bath or toilet soap.

Lifebuoy is grand for the complex- ion, too. lt is thorough and it is mild --by test Iifelmoy is over 20% milder than many leading “beauty" and "baby" soaps. Get the lifebuoy habit —for bath, mrnplexion, and hands!

Nore women, ares and children bathe with litehuoy than with any other soap

"EQERNMM" “m” it I Blakslee

A simple home new h sufferers everyw ere. Hi3.

' and dertul help to me. tor some months , I have not been able w hear plainly, i y at the table was a. Jum- l his to me and had to have rqaeatl so often that 1 reared r would never hear plninlv again. have not heard the clock strike tor months, the radio was a thlurynoi the nut. Now

lllmz Arman AIAAgIPQI

e . ocks tu-irfigdms listen

amines presen ton B

‘ted

ova- the air an betrinninz e Y lire as in the past. would hlflgl! recommend AURINE EAR. Al..- SAMto anyone who is hard oi hearing ice- I know it will do them " Before you invest in ex- pensive hearing devices try 011B b09- le or swarm: szsn mum. Bee it it doesnt. hel ou ou are hard 0t e8 118. and the

THE JENKINS PHARMACY THE BEXALL DRUG-STORE Charlottetown

Eggs For Easter _ Long Tradition

11h origin oil-the Easter egg onto: ls lost u. antiquity but Ye" gtter yea; the dellgihllllll Prullce or adorning the brealdszm table w“); @833 9n @142;- Sunday 11101‘!!- 1~= .w-,.:~';~=...=».- v m~s*.'....~ h 6885

t e oogtnruns or

with Easier. the

firing. The modern 11101181 0f U"!

humble hen mey- mid “mm-Hy 4°“-

prodnice her excellent. produci- the round. Blaster ls sill-l 88800953“!

eggs. with the hen scrawhim

yeas- with

A Cardigan And

T» Vicinity

eartleet oofaTna-txilhtlons are eur- to Mr. and lvlrs. Chas. J Oumm, Baldwins Roe/d

, on arrival oi’ a bouncing baby boy. March Ulla. in the City Hospital.

HeedwaepvisiwrtoOorsvilleon ‘mesday.

Mr. and we. Wilfred McAr-ee, Boldrwlns Road, were visitors to Montague on Tuesday.

on». Pttfllip MoInnls lnrne vu- ley. was s. visitor to the city dur- ing the past week.

.On ‘mesday evening quite a number or sport tans gathered st New Pertth to‘ witness some very interest o1 ho

work du Oar . The live msin bouts of the evening were. first. Olstre

en both

thri

between han Moor. which was rathm Isl. Nell McNeil and Oecil did some pretty hard fighting hi the third hou ‘rhen was George ‘Moor fuming his op- t Alex McLeod; this tight be- m little slow st first. as the hays had very little training and seemed afraid, nevertheless when they did hit it wns s hard pundh. At the close Frank Mur- phy and Stephen Murphy put on an exhibition bout snd here is more fans saw some fest and hard hlttin , as those oertalralv setting lam will be and bet/oer neht. evening was Wm. Th

air. .1. c. McGee-mitt, so. Geor-

Grippy Golds hwgmrw,»

“liven Fast lteliet “

waflllflflVGfOd the easiest way to ourb a grippy eold was to treat je with Catarrh-o-aene. I sprinkled Catarrlgunoas on a itoidod

mes, spent. WFdKsdsYaKI-sti-lflwad engaged l.n inspecting s csrload oi

seed potatoes loaded at 4.8 Ststim.

Many iriends are sorry to learn tzhmt Miss Marlon McOai-thygteech- - er at. Baldwins mnflned to her home with a sev-

Rbfld 3011001,

ere cold. All hope to see her about

soon sgnln- Mlr. John Oomorsn. on ‘Ihursdsy.

is

Baldwins Road. was s visitor to Brudeneél

earth. newly aware

Protestant Orphanage T

Collections

(Continued) luminary Per J. Wendell Muteh

. ked be used in - fi”m‘i'+.’+s¥°?.“‘§£h?‘il¥s. $9.2". i»? 01%?“ 1» owe “i=3???- Use Minnrd’: tor dandruff. 3c each: J. A. Jenkins; C. A. Ran- Gra-paud l. D. Per llra. W. large m‘ w‘ “m” 1'0 THlNl<,WITH ALLTH’ 0100 men: nsld HOSSES THERE l5 AROUND

P. nan: Myers; Mrs. Bert s y:

m t Large. 91o...

K ro Dist.

m. Collected h Jenn Young and Louisa l-sdner

1on1 Collected s; llnaa an“ Bait-lo and Newlooad

m1. ltvmnsxon 01.00. 50o Robertson’ llrl.

°"'°°‘,""l9t.fi""

Jamel Ohsster each: i. w. m

eaeh: llrs. Ellison‘

Simmons; Mary Newsome. we each: Mrs. ‘rhos. Stordl’: James Emerson; N Si ; Mrs. Jack h cDO Mrs. Vuarren Fermi-son; Mrs Iewls Mme Mrs. Earle Maynard; Mrs. Wll- $14.75

Per MB. Walter

M90

O80 lastlalllolerlrnfillaabllan aaeh: Dixon. tsra.~n..\.usn0reror‘gtlc

I30

Group held thotr m- weekly "h" 1L "wmfld “m meeting at the home oi Miss Merl’ yl$fiteiLJggy . account o! westher “on *'wo°d 2:00 conditions the attendance was not. Joseph 1,. m, 3m m w e large. A very pleasant evening Arm“ A‘ 15% 2.00 The s, d m, was spent. Lunch was served. m“ Mémmqd 2,00 - “P” - ° kettle should he such that. the war.- Mrs. Hannah Goodlvrln kindly in Caldwell ‘L wow 2.00 Wm ow me ma“ m” vlted the members to her home my,“ 130%, 2.00 m’ nwuwmu my“, me for the next meeting. J. Wendell utnh 3-00 e53 he“ and ‘Loo m“: wmmd R“ Ewen Ev. keotle. Remove from the x m». Mhneod was a vis- erott Bowel‘: Herbert mm: Gw- §°=1QQWB“W h“ d. . "w" "111" “mm-yr m o“ gm He“ on wed- $5.13“ ‘£1111? '“‘r§§‘i§}'§“‘§in’§i1%7 ti; den desired tor a,‘ Wm Sanallwood Stephen Tantoni wit. cooked or medium eggs.’ _ _ 1 mmnqmm ed»Percyflammfltussenraruharsonghardcookedeggstollowthedlrea M333}, mm, via, on Mrs Inaflnégymzlscwfll 00d . im ior soft cooked, allowing the Wednudsy evening. hsv-lng mes-it 39m‘; 5W1‘ l’! - a” 68B! t0 51mm" mini”. 0°01 l 3- eggoqulcklyby l tihefm - h’ 9"‘ *1‘ “mm” “M” to cold were ot- letting cold water lrlonds snd relatives in the city. Mount Albion Per lg-issoa Myers and rm w" than in “d”. w mun;

the

6Y3.

Queen May Present

IONDON. A 3 ~(GP)-Q\l¢fl1 m“ eoloas lb

°‘ “iwmfité” "‘ one]. n:

May. H Mnlesk/y ls also twuorary- oolotreluot the Gard hlllld

ts mad tihe latter is allied ‘Ibo-mm - ‘though otltlcinls in charge ot

"I939 FRIGIDA

Wllll lHE

IRE MllEltM sm

WRORIR

s FIRST “COID-WAH”

REFRIGERATOR l

0 Now for the first rime- ou can store even highly erishable to days longer than ever be ore...snd prolong their orig/ms! fmbnsawlbeir rirb nutritional velvet-their peak fmb flawvl

Fresh vegetables, fruits, even when kept on the open shelves, do not lose their as- tractivencsa throu h wilting, shrinking, or changing colorl fr-over meats, peas, beangoatmeal-evenmubedporamat-atayu fresh and delicious aswhen first prepared! And you don't even have to cover them. Because with the new "Cold-Wall" Prin- ci le, food is not dried our by moisture- to hing air currents. And odor-and-flavor transfer is also checked.

Se: Pmof-in 5 Minutes! Here, at last, la an entirely new refrigerator

f?‘ \_- Only Frlgldalre has the Meter-Miser I

OUTS OIINRENT 6081' TO ‘I'll! BONE-for it's the Simplest Refrigerating “ ‘ Built . . . and when parts aren't there, they ‘use an’: use current or wear. Unseen, trouble-doe, completely sealed in a Comes to barked by

‘ Oaurbopurehuod ea toms lowaailonday. "_"

that ssvea not just our food,but thew-rm. vALuss you pay or in food! Convince yourself an 5 minutes. See the rich beauty of entirely new abides design. See the new nan-nuns: for ideal storage of fresh mean. New suvsa-uolsr r-rvon- ‘roas that prolon, vital freshness of veg- etables. Andmsn other big advan l You'll be amaze that the ‘Cold- all" Frigidaire oosu no more than ordinary "first-line" refrigerators!

llnly l-‘rlglialra lies lluloksha Trays Initiated but um lulled . . . Built to RA- "mon-Eaier to U.»- 'ft one lever and cubes are free, two or a tra l. Built Smrdim Furor Facing. Better ling. Compare- and you'll want only GINUINI momma: Qulcxuss ram/s.

IOTII 1 DIYSOLIF‘. o a but look at the Amazing Dlfiannca In than Pesal

COMPARTMENTS.

iam Ever

rmsnenr hath of oiL ou with 5- ear Protection Plln oral Motors.

‘Rllhlwifvllflfllfivl-vltfllrlelfiaflmlhefl uumwnvmmusmmman-psuu-Qnm ‘ CONE IN ANO SEE NOW IT WORKS

NOW, FOR ‘I'll! FIRST ‘I'll!

i. 11m NEW mesa snArr-a soun cuss PARTlTION-DIVIDBS THE CABINET INTO 2 a

2. 11m Lowlm cournnnnmr 1s nsnuosna- TED DIRECTLY THROUGH THE WALLS BY CON-

CEALED RBPRIGKRATIZNG COILS.

lnlrprovid liaesa dslafo lr ' toodrviul Iongerfbaa nerzfoao-l Marci-torn: Lorwrepnlrnsersnrrea. 2. Pl l-Iuraudiryd.NoMoiature-RohbingAir ireulatlomAllwirh- our addingaaingle movlngpartl AND onw rucmaru use 1r! .

l fresh lgher

T” SIMPSQ ROBERT F. A. S. JONES, Special Representative Charlottetown

EMTERN LIMITED

Regimental Colors

‘Ihrontzlllnfiootash mommi- °¢ o lwmrary-ool- virdt to one m H18 ' ‘territorial or ntllltts

fllie Imuim Scottish. with the

whose

cttvylnarelimltedThe

Inihnfi, an honor e accented as Du esa cit York. and tor which she has

‘Ilho wmchwusoglm

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o " - s. Merle n»: __ 31mm" women's 2. yard: 3- WNW she is lor Delys Worth toque!» _ (Si-mo VI-i- oeorse mo!» - I. Ja-mos Painter; 8. Donald Irlvne _______._-_ and out anon-m (equal). was-r rum-r scnool. urayedoeéaryerr-i; mu Rsndsll; =- ___. o : __ ~ mm V—-1. no ‘ Me much adlfoctlsn a gomfsoiistti5 sllgliieyrtuu hfiififir 2. Barbara Ptenrehng-msheiu Mor- - ' 3M. ‘gm; ._', ; 2. m. Qua“ my’ m5 ~ mu migeixs. hstl‘.‘.i"o".i...‘"” _ Grade rv-u. xeoggh Y°° ""1

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HERE [THET SOMEBODY WOULDWE BEEN DECENT a

SElgIODIIfim-gfl}. Mc- ENOUGH To BR|Ne My nlifi‘ri‘fi$.oui°r’fr’t °‘§’.’°“' .155? H055 BACK ou-r "no ME t n. o. Wood. _ rgrrmygflnegmgg WHEN THEY SEEN ‘um - %u‘““= mmfau... 3...; Mrs 1-1.... come HOME ALONE!

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Jtlflllln M l. 50c 1 a. Evelyn MdVsne; Mrs. Robt. Rob-

ertson. Mrs. Clhlbot towns-l. 40c. m} fir: 1 Mrs Rnbt. Bruce: Mrl.

Alex Lnddner Mrs.“ Wm. Yates Jainism‘ wart; Min.

v $4;- ~$ *3."

74

to. h, i‘ netsosnoamt.

‘By J. R. Williams

wsuufmsws NOBODY HOME BUT ME, AN’ rm TOO TO HELP ANYBODY "ro TAKE MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE“ TENSES.‘ vew HAINT BEEN A cowPuMoHen FER TEN

A cowaov ls ASSOCIATED HOSSES, NOT WITH PEDESTRIANS

UUR BOARDING HOUSE - _With- -

- Marilyn Rupert (Null); 3- Rnb '

Jean W” m“ J hn Lao 0Q . OGr-sde m-i: Elaine Bourke: l Janet- Br-oht; S. Harry Sear. finds Ill-l. Letth Douglas; 2. ‘Hilde. Pic-hard: 3. Mary Ramsay.

Grade 1-1. Jean Miller;

Heather Lents; t. Phyllis Cutllite __._._.__.____

No evil propensi or the hum!!! heart, is so power ul that it. mo! not be uibdued by Discipline. - Senora.

Tlaire 1.5 no evil in lite tor him HM‘ lrdh w=ll conceived how the prtvstlon oi lite is no evil-Mon- aaqnk. '

Mluior Honple

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WHAT seams or= TH‘ ‘PACK OF:- wouvee WHO wens EARRING xr TH’ poor: ‘FOR MONEY

\

AMUSlHC-i! 1“ HATE "ro DISILLUSIOH You scormens wwsu-r

BEHOLD ‘rt-us CHECK,

‘ll-HS MORNING? REPRESENTING A l IF YOU'D PAY MILD PROFIT GLEANED YOUR RUGTY "DEBTS, ‘FROM MY VENTURE

APPLAUDED In

N417 CONKSE euFFAw/s 1,

UMMv-e-REALLYvse-HOW

1'14. se-r HALF nwro THE REAL. 114' "BILL couuscroas’ ESTATE vast. AND I CUTA uwou wouwss ‘THAT YOU HOLE nu ‘rt-t’

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