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NEW FORD CARS READY -—|f ' W511i)!!! ‘you to wiiteus. The

FOR site-so surge of 1:00?’

land. Apply Guard-lain, , y‘ '. _'

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‘Merrill Garage c» Ford Deal- ‘FOR SALE 2o TONS PRE _ .. [my npp1y'..3,,B.GiII~I1sr|ie, North BPS. C. B. McEwen, Manager, Mil-lion. :1“ ~11» ~ '- __ lMorelL. >_ _ _,

‘ALL UNGALLED FOR sun's suits and over-coats from our 30 branches throughout Canada will be sold at $14.00 each. Odd trousers $8.95. Odd vests $1.50. 1R munycuses this price is less than one-third their actual val- ue. Merohants buy these goods for re-sale to ihBlf-Ollfltflmern. Wise men will buy two or three suits and am overcoat. For sole at our store only. English & Scotch Woollen Company, 158 Richmond Street.

'_ Touréilha chin. Foe SALE ‘F3123 working order. Milli)’ R901‘ my, (lrupnud.

1,1: or exchange T01‘ Young- "i? Holstein bull 2' years uh!- Apply 11 w_ Prowse, Unrion Road.

‘eon SALE _- BANNER‘ SEED “My Apply J. E. Flynn. Cm‘- digan. ‘

‘FOR SALE-HEAVY BROWN FA per, suitable for placing under carpet. 5 cents a roll ‘at Guardian office. ~ "CLOTH, CLOTH, OLOTH- DO

your women folks need meter-

ials in good qualities for their dresses and suits? We have thousands of yards that will he sold as low as $2.75 per yard, half regular price, in goods 54 to 56 ‘ ‘ wide. This is an ex- cellent opportunity to get mater iais in better qualities thnn us- ually. found in womens‘ fabrics, and also take care of tithe child- l-en needs. Oall at our store. Eng iish &' Scotch Woollen Company, ‘I58 Richmond Street.

WE ARE OVIERSTOCKEIYWITH cooked tripe; government inspe- cted. (inn ship u limited :1- mount at 5 cents. Jus. C. Tup lin, Silver Black Fox C0,", Char- Iottetown.

FOR SALE at Cherry Valley 1-2 v here lot with snore. rwelling and wurehousia. Bnrgwln. for quick sole. Apply to I. Brown on pre-' miaes. . 2i

*FOR 8A'-.E1-BLA'OK-. SEED outs and timotil-y seed. A few hundred bushels black Norway secd onin lllso No.1 Island grown timothy s eed.’ Phone or write. Kennedy Co. IJtlLULenny

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‘FOR SALE-l-‘HIATCHING- EGGS from lily prize winners Buff Leghorn at Hulliinx, Charlotte- town, etc. Pnice of eggs $2.00 per 1?. eggs, $3.00 per 24 eggs. Apply Belmont Poultry Yards, 28 hen- ‘ilDBiOIi Street. Charlottetown.

‘FOR SALE-A GENERAL PUR- pose more, 5 yealrs old weighing over eleven hundired. l?‘or further particulars apply M. W. Mcben- nen, Experimental Farm.’

MALE HELP WANTED

SADD-LER AND BOOT REPAIR- er war-led for progressive centre in country Good permanent sltlon for right man. State ex- erience. Apply '1‘. B. in care oi Guardian.

‘FOR BALE 6D ACIE8 OF LAND East Royalty 3 1-2 miles from (iharIouetownJHa-s never failing stream. For particulars apply E. Wheatley‘ & 00.,“ Ltd. ' This land

to $60 paid weekly

Central r Guardian ' W T W . . ELLNE ' for wedding gms. Rs Queen. St. BEST QUALITY farm seeds, sci]

m5 “'- “West fiflcel. Wholesale an - a retell, by A. Home und gm

‘NEVER BEFORE BiUCH A |J|5.

)D|Ily of Ladies neckweer a; Iatons.

VICTOR REGORDS for ~Msy on “l” ‘will’. Tirol» In and hear them i" W. '1‘. WellnersuQlieen St. ‘

DON'T‘MI8$ AUCTION B1116 at ("criminal next Monday. m. Rob- ertson has sold his farm, every.

thins "beiqlreins to n goes.

mo. PETERS rm s:Rv1cs._ and 50B. W000i? -ta1llor_ shop. Pluone 47M. All Cfliils pl-onuptily attended to.

TO MlAKE, YOUR FOOD MORE i-IEALTHFUL," delicious oind appet- lzing iicc>Bnrdén‘s' sf. _Ch,q1-ing or Jerflcy Milk "with the cream left

in. LADIES! LADlE-Bll LADIESIII —See the Grand Showing of ling ‘ulillinelzy in "Victoria Millinery Parlors on Tuesday and Wednes. 111i‘ , Mgly 3rd and 4th_ LLADIES, v06. ATTENTION P EASEl-—\Be sure ‘Io alttend the Bill ‘Millinery opening in Brudalbane on Tuesday Mny'101h_

'l"he innny friends of Mr. Fred-

i crick ‘Parkman, Charlottetown

i Royalty,‘ will he glnll to learn that

he is recovering from his severe illness.

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l COMMENCING MONDAY, May second, our store will close alt 6

i o'clock. We would ask ou-r cust-

, omers :0 kindly co-operate with us by sending in their orders curly. as the lust delivery will leave at

IQVlYOIOiIk. 0n Saturday we will be open as usual uniiil 10 o'clock. Jenkins & Co.

CAVENDISH CONG-REGIATION. --Sl=rvices North Rusirico 11 a. m. Stanley 7.30 ,p. -m. Mr. Sidney Bon- ncll will preach. ‘Subiect “The Unnnsweruble Argument for Christ- ianlly."

FUNERAL WILL BE HELD.- The funcrni of the late Mrs. Hugh Dunphy will be held on Sunday at 2 p. m. at St. Mary's Church, Indian River.

ISLANDEWS DE1ATH_-- Then-e riled suddenly "in Calgary, Al" on

JAKE MONEY AT HOME _ “SW April 28th.. ‘Mrs. ll. L. "McDonald,

formerly of Cnrdiigmr P. E. I. She

m!‘ Y°I"' leaves to mourn heir loss» one son,

giggle sold-Inlet! to suit Dun; spare time writing showcards mmmp am] twn daughters. Gen- ‘ -- ~- ~ . fortvfl-t N10 earryarslns. Via: clvc and 1-11111111 .111 of Calgary. he- ‘ r _ __ -. .25 ruc an suppy you wi sides lhree sisters, Mrs. William FEMALE » "HELP W°Pk~ ‘ Weill-Allelic Show Curd Kwirzhl. Sammie. Mrs. Wu-C» Mlorlgwln, , {ANTED . Service, 57 X., (lulborne Street Cardigan, and" Mrs. iDr.) H. F.

' Toronto. i Watts, Worcllester, ‘Mass.

AMAIIL. for general ,'

, W . y SAVLESMAN WANTED —5AI-58- run-swim. isznvices. - mile louse ark good wages‘ App” man n self respecting salesman flmerml of the laite Thom-as Bur-

Mrs. Briuce Stewart, .14 water-

Street.‘ whose ambition is

WANTED -— BY MAY 1ST EXP ericncedv Indy book-keeper, Must be qualified to take full charge of wholesale accounts. Good

beyond his nett. look place present occupation might find a. m. from ‘St. Patrick's more congenial employment with Pent A-urgustusl 1m the Roma-n (lath- us and at the some time double oile Cemetery. his income. We require a man of Muss was celebrated clean character sound in mind J. MacDonald‘. and body.~oi strong personality

Thursday mt 9.45 Church.

Requleull High by REV. A. The funeral was very largely attended. A delegaiiion

Allllly "in person. ‘Tlir- who would appreciate a m, ‘m, 1mm ‘irhe ifihurlmiietovwm Council _____ . ' tion with n. inst growing concern N“ 324 Kmagiligl 0f (‘rQtllullllblgs w“? ' T‘ " whey 1nd t b present. A lllfliilfli‘ 11.11 so or 0 WANTED e us ry would e reward rho dccmlsed urrivoll ironic from

ed with far shove ovcrnge earn- ings; married man preferred. Apply lo Mr. J. C. McLean, Bell

POTATOE8~—I wont several curs

the United Stripes ion Wednesday (evening;

blue polutocs at TuplinsYWurm ggcqndi "our Rney bum“! -—»--—<+>-_____ Imuste, ‘ Kensingirxu-(le-u l1‘ Mc- Queen St., bppolnie P "o s ’ Lure. I > Brothers. - I w e

__. 1821-1921 " - ' IETNA PIONEER‘; Ono who goes before, its lnio the wilderness, A Sltifoorlw ‘preparing 1111c rwwy for olilcrs lo folIow.-\Vebaier. ' '

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4-." .1 .. k ‘ ‘ H 1 bowie rllltiuiuli ‘ "l 'l‘llc. CIlnluliaJ1 Pioneers

OE‘ ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO MADE CANADA WHAT 1'1‘ lS TODAY BECAUSE THEY HAD COURAGE

{ETNA (FIRE) INSURANCE CO.

ours-of ‘ilhe real pioneers, entered Canada in 1821_, Just 100 years ago. No doubts, no fears re- straint-ed such _men. Only two other companies hill‘? were Wflliflg Firelnsurance then when such protection was sorely needed if the infant lnigiifitrles were to grow. -

AGENTS AT ALL IMPORTANT POINTS‘

Before onve..of.. the ihIl-ggcst crowds ihiit ever pucked hhe Y. 1M. ‘C. A. ——uboui. 800 in a~ll— The Y. M. C A. basket ball team lust night lrlunl-phcd‘, oven the [Clfliethumpi- uglflhby the decisive score of i6 to 1 . ' ' /

‘Interest was keen throughout and the excitement at times was intense.

The score at hnlhtlme was 6 1o 4 in fuvor of the Y. M. 1C. A., but the outcome _wus n, matter of douibt through u large part of ‘he game.

The “Y" team? was greatly strengthened lby the presence oi "Cy" liughesz-rwho has been out of the _gnme for some years and whose good work Inst night added in no small measure to the slic- cess of his team.

yThe line-ups warp as follows:

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Mr. us»; rum" handled the game very satisfactorily. ; ‘l!

I I I Y. M. C. A. i FORWABDS .. S. Moore E. Molnnls J. IMcEachern B. Jenkins CENTRE P. Moore " ' C. Hughes GUARDS J. Stearns C. Milford C. IChnndIcr R. Nelson l0. -Dewar 4R. Acorn

NOTICE-The flour mill of. Mt. l-lelibertwwill be open on Hidtymnd gfllilfday oi each week month of

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PHONE 33 for your week end supplies. Johnson and Johnson. The Qimlity Drugstore. ' ~"

WHITE JAP blouses all sizes. Pistons.

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GROWING .OONQ§RN s-iaffn-age Creamery fills. a In 9.600 -pounds,of_cre1s1m' . factory, u record 11m to ‘

MEN'S BALBRIGGAN.

iionsuunct'd ‘In “' . W‘! sizes a4 loalzrataiile very ' {price °' Alibufw, re Iwv ‘W? . of $1.50 w; Friday H1O Sat airy s1 ‘Qiwflfifhiir Mi"- =-

Futons.

FISHING SUPPLIES. We can fill your ordfirf for anything in this line. Let liege! you ready for your

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_.__. | v NORTH ssneclus CIRCUIT... Services will be held in Norilh Belic- que at 11a_ m., South Bedequc ii p.

TRYON CIRCUIT-Mr. M. l‘. MacDonald of PIIKIIQ Hill College Willi conduct the services in the Pro..-

Bonshaw mt 7 pm.

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HE‘RHlNG.—-H8rI'lIlg'iI8.Ve at last struck 1'11 on the north side anti some lair catches have been taken within the lust two days. Fisher- men from that part of the Island had Bllppiieg of these fish on sale in the market yesterday iwhich the-y were retailing at. 40 cents per dozen. Fairly good ca-tchcs are still being taken in Charlotte- town ha-rbour. ' ‘ ROBIN HOOD BOUMII~NG.—III

today's Guardian w-III be found an

advertisement for tRoibIn Hood

flour. This is s-pure, hard- spring

wheat flour. milled from the

choicest wheat gorwn in Western

Canada. Mr. F. S. Chandler the

representative oi P. E. I. who has

been conducting an advertising campaign this week reports an ever

increasing demand for Robin Hoorl

Flour In Charlottetown and lhrough out the province.

MAGDALEN ISLANDS SERVICE —'Iihe ilirst despatch ‘of nlalls to the Magdalen lslnnds this season will be mwde by steamer leaving Halifax lust evening. Sine wllll proceed through the rSt-nait of Cameo and will cull n-t Souliis. it is expected that

put in operrntic-n some time diuring the first week in inlay, the steamer leaving Pictou on Mon-days and ‘lllrursrlayzg,

OI-lA-R LOTTETOWM BOY AMONG W-I1NNERS.—The Montreal Stand- ard has 111st concluded s-prize-wln- nlng competiillon for young people in which the competitors had to write an essay on “Why should one ovvn one's own ‘Home?’ Thu Maritime Provinces showed up w in the competition, the first pi" ze of $.'i5 going to Clarenm Nichol‘- son of Dominion, 1N. -S., the sec- ond of $20‘ to Frank Flemming oi Sydncyathe tbiril——$l5 to Earl Bwilly of Lunenburg, N. 8., and the fourth Prize-Sid, Earle Pnssmorc SL, Charlottetown.

VISITOR .0F .INTE‘REST.- Miles (l. V

Iund Deaconess and Missionary in

expected‘ to orrnive in Charlottetown on Sstu-rdo evening and will be :1. guest at Li. Paul's Rectory. bliss Hernia ihas been nt work ‘In Egypt since i904 and is having this her second furlough utter nine years oi service. Throughout ihg Wflr. when there was so much unrest in- Egypt MIiBB Harris wins able to Téilifilill at her-post. She ‘will speak to St. Paul's congregation o-t rhhc Sunday evening service. ‘This is on rappor- tunity to ‘hear a first ‘hand nuesmge from one of ‘the difficult field's of Christian missionary work. She wvill also give on illustrated lecture

at St. Peter's School on Monday evening. ' PERSONALS

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iMr. twllliamson of‘ Grand View left yesterday for Montreal,

‘Mr. J’. B. Geudet, Misceuche, came to the city vesterday.

Mr. G. Frank Simpson of Am- herst, is visiting Charlottetown. 1

iMr. C. A. Mohoney, Boston, is registered a,» the Victoria.

fMr. John ICollIns, caulker, has returned from rNew Brunswick where he spent the winter.

SILK F Special 83.10 at , '

morning 0n route for Vancoufver. C.

fishing" trip. Johnson and Johnson. vi tho week end in Ohurlottetlown.

Iflrnzlic of Uavenrlrlsh urc the guests

n-L and ;nreewwn 7 p_ m_ 1onmrrnw_ 0i Mrs. I). Stewart, Kent Street.

Sunday. Rev. John Murchison ‘will

mndu¢y_.v59rv¢e5_ 'i"‘.u- ilifi-sn oi Mil‘. W. G. Suther- land. M. l’. l‘., of Montaigne is re- lilllilifii.

lirtenian church ‘in. Tryon at 11 u, lived Ironic ‘Pllecliny evcnllng from m, rm l-lafljpu)“ m 3 p_ m_ um] m n two weeks lrip to Montreal.

hear that Mr. who was taken suddenly ill some nights ago is progressing very inv- ombly.

Canadian Knit

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Miss E. P. Nelson leaves yth‘!

Mrs. '1‘. J. Arnlng and daughter, lss Jeiznn of Burden, are spending

Mir. and Mrs. llnmmond Mc-

iMr. 11nd Mrs. A G. Stodnrt alr-

‘His friends wliil be pleased to Silas J. Whltlock,

Goods Industry Is Quite Busy

lThe Journal of Oommerrce. New York has taken the psiins M) ee- 0111118 speciall advice on the (Jana- lliizm emotion in (he knit goods manufacturing industry. In tlvls re- port ltyls stated tlhat:

Ifmilt goods manufacturers in ihe Dominion are ‘operating fairly well and orders for future business are coming in quite BBvi/isimtorily for hosiery. The underwear rsltuaiicn is not as pflJTIli-Sinll Mid‘ neithe!‘ producers nor wholesale distribu- tors are sanguine about the spring trudre outlook. The rpuut winter was exceptionally good for the sale of light underwear and there are ac- cordingly sizable flocks of rheavy granuents shill o“ the shelves A centnrln amount of such goods have been cleared out in reoenlt weeks.

the regular service between Plow“ but not enougih 1.0 relieve the si-ma- and the hlizligdulen Islands w|ll'l lbe Mon. The outlook for men's underr- ls accord-

wenr for fall delivery

ingly less ‘cheerful ilhan i01- wo

lsrolususn mo nouns

I dent and S. N. Daniel, Treasurer.

IF-rrpial (‘r-earls linseed. . . .. v lat-That a oolmnittce of three

IA huge and enthunhstic meet,» lug of gunners of Mt. Stewart uld vicinity was hold in Mt. Stewart Hall onuuyril 18th for the purpose of forming n gamle club. The meet- ing was a. decided success ubmlt f-Iiity gunners being present. A game club was fonmed and the iioliowling officers elected: Russel (l. (Blank. President; Geo. H. Piaget Secretary. Daniel BM. Vice Presi-

_.-"l‘he ' following resolutions were

be appointed i0 canvas for mean- bers, also no see what. can ibe done Ito get other clubs formed all over the Iislund and at some later date halve those clubs form a body and in this‘ way enable us to gel lows passed that will be s benefit id country sportsmen. .'2nd.—fWe consider the migratory grime not unjust, and unfair m us and a. great ihenefit to moneyed people of the United S/Iiailes who made the ‘llulw for Canada to suit their own ends. "Some move must ‘be mode to restore us once again

B I; Modern milling of the world's at wheat, naturally produces the world's beet our.

Ask your grocer for thelbeat and he will sell you '

runny rcoua

"More Bread! and Better Brea " u

our rights. Knowing this ism to cl! Ir-enwllt lo »Unitell Stir-tea runncrs 11ml to be unfair to (‘anada as :1 wine, i‘ it he possible to con- cel kilo trr-lrljv rwe consider our Fclernl Parliament should with- draw ithcir game wardens, and BILVe this eiopense mo the country. Tile mllgratory [bird inlw was condemned us {being contrary to all principles oi responsible ‘government and beneficial to ‘the idle rich almong our Aunenican cousins. And also tha-t our game warden should ‘be obliged to cross the line Into the United States to confer with and ibe dictated ‘to by whatever clique monopoilzes the game of that country. That. steps should be tak- en rta lighten ‘the heavy burden iIm-posed upon us if possible or an. loam prop up the CwmeYs rback so - as to withstsndr the last strmw that may result from thaxt conference. The duck ‘law of this province was classed as one of the greutcstyim- positions ever spmlmg on an unsus- peeling puibiilc. it was deemed ad- visable to have the season open nut later than August 15th, as ai- ter Sept. 1st our ducks take to the blueberry hnrrens and stay away all day returning to the buys and rivers at dlusk leaving again at dawn of day. The present law as it reads_torlay leaves the ducks practically immune. None of our sportsmen tbotller looking after than mnldpn reaclisting conditions and as a. consequence they are shot or caughll ibfy dlags before they nrake their wings. Each member of this association is pledged to act as game warden and 11o take legal proceedings against all transgres- sors irrespective of person. It we»: also submitted ithnl. as the game of this Province rwas the natural‘ inheritance of the in-hslbitunxs of the rum-l districts and as a certain

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men-s garments. mile difficulty on spring under wcarr is the matter of price. l-lligl

priced yarns were Irougihrt by most before‘ occurred In Ithc New Several re

Chmudinrn manufacturers the slump York cotton market. presenmtivo knit goods 1n<en hat

lo admit when questioned abou

(‘h-o ‘Hiilfdillfflil’ ilhat bhc prospective pnI-ccs is The

dlshrlhutilun at present not altogether encouraging. American mills are busy produc lug goods to meet their spring 0r 11ers. ‘They orrc new cullticll 11p ilri-tll lhho l1l<a(le's require mama's, and wnllin pour

is the (Yancdrinn practice.

cotton yarns 11s were :1 ma}ority'

(‘MP0, EBYIYI. ‘who '18 Oil YIIPYOUSI? 15 of‘ the (Tanadiinn lniillrulfamurers. If.

llhimt u lmrger propor- t-llovn: of business was being done dlrect; wit-ll the rretuuilers rthun usual, and ilk-lit five usual rcquire- menlts ‘were not being anticipated by merchant's.

Oerleiim retailers anxious to clear out broken lines 11love been: offer- ing light welgiht garment-u at bnr- gain prices, selling on. 40 to 50 per cent mnllcr l-he present market. and giving lnliilnmuilcnls Iiilluit new stock will be purchased four or six weeks Ivellce.

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hosiery outlook is generally regarded as eahlsihctory. Truvellors In most Instances took to lrhe road wliit-h Imcw samples lin Jam-nary but bile bulk of selling was done since the beginning of February. Good business lis reported both in scrim; lines fllilld in cashmere for fall de- livery. ‘Lilsles hiave been in 300d demands oat substantial reductions. lt is ‘pffifllifllfld rthalt silk "hose WIII be u source commodity rbefore the

season is for advanced. l

INCREASE ALLIED OONFUSION

LONDON, April 29—~Germany's attempt to clarify certain of the reparations proposals in compliance with the request of the British fore- ign office yesterday, was said in of- ficial circles today to have resulted in greater confusion. Great Britain has asked for further explimnfions.