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TRADE AT IIOME

tllarlottetown Fish &

_ Supply Co. _

nit: otitis or oooo AND

'l‘eIepl,i_one 3_4-0-J When You

Service "’

. _

Feniiell & Chandler

, '|‘tiis»riAi'mw.inE MEN.

t`.IIAFtLOTTE'I`OWN P. E. I. Dealers in

paints, Oils, Varliishes. Kitchen

liteiisile, Flash’ Lights

Electrical Supplies

- THE STORE OF

SATISFACTION

J. Mclienzie

t1IIARLO'I"l`ETOWN P. E I..

il IGH CLASS MERCHANT TAILORS

l"or a Neat, Nobby, Dressy. U

Illllllh MllTIlEllSf

How Lydia E. PinkI\am's Veg. _ etahle Compound Restores

Lansing, the birth of child

'- Wll I0 W0!

care One of

usé'l

and

soon ti and I' other ailing

woinsn

can

young

as I was. S. Hosmer

dition should not _continue to suffer from

weakness and _pain-but profit from her experience an give this famous root. and herb remedy, Lydia E. I’inkham‘s Vegetable Compound, a trial. p

For suggestions in regard to our

condition write Lydia E. Pinkbam Metl- icineCo.|Lynn,Mass. Thercsuitoi' their

p 40 years experience is at your service.

- Women who are in Mrs. Bower-s"con~V `

Very.-svoyable evening was spent Hiftila heal of.Mr. all Mrs. H. lien dsrioii. it-_Union Reed .on Many ltn, when thlir neighbors and friends gent. ered to__weleoins home. again their son Arthur who has been on service foe Kim: and country for four years. Mr. Cenhas -Viiinlletf acted' as chair-treat., After a few remarks he called on Mrs.

WHOLESOME FISH Ind _' ‘ Gwrze Abbott who read an address _

to -Singnulier Henderson, while Mizis i-I5 iiU\° 2115, i|'9\lI?le» Si\'l_S. but what

Christie" ‘MacKinnon ' presented ' bim-

stand on my .with a gold coin. V _ _ V

signaller Henderson; Bmtough mk._ with the bloom__q_f-'_a peach, a softening ‘

on by snrprise,‘m<§tt1e n°fittlng reply. Of 01°” “H05 °f Care; in tact, tt skin thanking hi. friends for their' irinti rr- eloquent ol rlatllrvs iiurityanti hands

menibraiice. V ' ‘ -Q -

l'cH»d`an address to Mr. and Mrs. Hen dersoii. while M-iss Iiylu Bryentorn presented ftliem with a gold coin

was the a`eéoViid of our Island Vboys make the supreme sacrifice. Mr, lien

l.Iimtkie_t| 'liia friends for their vcr thouglitfiil not. V

"I‘-lie cliairiiian then called- oii Re

propriate speech. `

by the ladies, this enjoyable eveiiin

Anthem.

To -Signaller A. K, Henderson. ‘ We, your irleiids and neighbors, ar

ln l,Iit' lfllllllho Fall SUIT. 0|* OVCFCOBI gathered here this evening to exteii

(live Us a Call and See Our Ne

Spring Samples.

JOSEPH WOOD 'I`IlE TAILOR. '

Ladies’ and Geut's Suits Cleaned V

dressed and Ropaired.

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‘ you a iiiost cordial welcome hoiiie '

W .li-

ter y‘oiir four years of strenuous ser- vice for King and country We were ces of orchard white at very little

izliul to know that you were among tho cost and the grocer has the lemons.

1 ) ~ »

first of the,l_’. lE. Islaurleis to iespoii

of liberty "ind justice.

F. 'IL Llttlejolins who niade ii very up-

After li dainty lunciieoli was server

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t oeeeeesssacaaosieaseesatesrtisfsratarose-sesameessences-eeeoieeoe

.fi

° monsDOWhiten! -

Tiv This on Face,

I Neck, Arms, Hands.

~0-e-a»s»q»o-s»e~»e-»s-

The lemon i_uita_e massage indulged

_in once ortwice each day means a lit-

of the splendid res,_ults1' _,takin ,bleach- etl beautifully white, _ti complexion

white, soft and full of t-liarm. -

_ Following this Mrsj VCepliag Mullen What girl or vvomiiiihiisiilt heard of

_ lemon juice to-.ttzeinovo complexion

blemlslies; to bleach the skin and in

U; bring out the roses, the fresliiit-was anal

meniory.of their brave son, (lecil. who me hmdan bealny? Bm lemon juice-

_to alone it-i acid, therefore. irritatiiig, and _

_ should be niixetl with orcliaril wl_iite|

de,-g0n_. gn H few we||,(.h0,,en wo,-dh-_ this wily. Strain through a fine cloth,

the juice of two fresh leiiiomi into ii.

Y ' _

hottie containing alhout three ounres

` of oi-cliaril tvvliite, then shake well and you have it whole ouarier pint. of skin anti coiii.plex_lon lotion :it ii-bout the

1 cost one usually pays for ti small jar

of ordinary cold Creniil Be’ sure 30

K ' ' ' - -

was brought to ii close 'by the singing strain the lemon jllive lo no .plillr Evil* of Auld Lanz Syn.. and the National into the hottie. then this lotion will

remain pure and fresli.ior mouths. Wlien inesss-ged daily into the face.`

e neck, ariiis and liantls, it sliohid nai- tl ui-ally help to wlliten, clear, siiiootlien

and beautify,tIie' skill-

Any drugglst will supply three oun-

to the call of the Empire in defence fast as the inei1‘ themselves desire.

The war torn heroes yearn for home

We lofi-road with door tem-ot that nnti for the settled life they we e

AII work gilaranteed romptlyg you suffere-l from trench fever and we leading before they donned the khaki.

Now iii _the time to gave your

Winter Suitsand Overcoats repaii'~

ad. Give me a trial.

VA. E. LYON

Artistic Photo a h (_1hai'lottetown.

Pbotograplis ol' all sizes, films to

re-

|`it all size amateur cameras are t-.eivetl fresh every week. _

Model-ate prices V

Peisoiial attention to Amatetir Photography.

7 =l= 3

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_ iii wi

I3 RICHMOND STREET.

CHARLOTTE°I`OWN P. E. I.

The Iiing’s Printer 'rite hollis hrnii Gotti Printtn

We solicit your next work.

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PRINCE JVEVAN

Pure Bred Clyd_esdaie _

g Stallion i

REGISTERED NO. 16752

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I-Eureka Garage

SAMUEI. KENNEDY JR., AND

A. I_~`. WEBSTER, Proprietors. Denlcrs in Ford Automobile

_l_'_ord 'l‘on :Trucks and .Fordsoii _ tractors also. all accessories for

SYIITIP.

__Situated I-74 Great Get-rge S iclephone 571.

Pnottssioutt Coins

-_.___-____.;._ _-,__-_-a.-._¢--_-|-

..'3ll.t‘§.':EI.

Coit/irivn 'riutwrnntvr by the month in advance. Purdy Btstioll.‘

Woawneiter co., N. v., u. s. a. iiouns i.a__to a tieiiy. Now.

1lil22-2.12||tm "ln, so “_

Dam Dainty Bell imp. 268tll.g88S2 Prince Evan is very kliid, liantlsomt- weighing 1700 lbs.

This horse will stand at Eddie Eas

brown, owned ivy Dr. A. A. L.'dC»KlE_

ionlctl in tlir\ your lfiit). 'Formal $l0,i\0_

the ventral (iarngc, Kent S‘_ for sea-

Sit-ed by Keppocli Prince 10800.

ter's North Wilshire every Monday from 11 a. ni. to 3 p. in. the rest nt'

fiafe arrival home again.

ion your ‘though-ts turn again to l wooden cross marking the last res

k ing plttc-8 of your brother in for-o

Flanders and to you we extend our fm. uu',m_

heartfelt sympathy.

It is hard for us who hnvelived

Will lic at tliv nwncl"s sttiblo opposite Pfehflnd the ”Wf\|I dilii¢6l`9. U*-illliili

l°“°» “"5 nnfdglllils "° which Y°“. “"0 'amy it is the faultof the Government: Y°“l` °°‘“"id°_3 WW`0_ °!_i’°l""0 ’“ll,"1 We others will 'blunts' employers of llutbor.

d feel that vour'_ parents have_:grea,t_ Blaming is "MQ ,Atta _purpose un.

“P50” P0 be P"°“‘1`_°'f_ ,Y_°“ f°l` the less it -be self-blame. The great mass, Cfedliilllle ““"lll°i"'f'\ ‘Which YT" 3°' of Canadians who remained at home.

__ y who can do the soldiers no good by

You have done _"your bit" nobly and wiping of the G_qvernment's respons _ _ _ , 01 ,thiiity or the reronrrtiauitier or e

satisfaction to you now -to-know' that p|°`ye',-S of mum-_ The mgtter is I/.00 hm -'mme Dari ill bl`i¥,\SI.!PE.VP°“t the hands of the body of citlze

the peace for which the world' long- memBe],.eB_ , ed- ' Every man should consider himselfi We ask .\'Dil'1i0W. 011 b@1\°~if.°f the an active member of a Grand Nation-

sniall gift -is an expression of our ap- man who was defended .in,|m5, wm- preciation of your service tin t.l1e,main- ghoutd comider th” it is up to him

.qutitted yourself. _1

faithfully and it must -be it-aoiirce

._ '.,_~_ , _,.'._

people of Union' Road, -to -accept th

tenance of right and the defence

_and prosperity.

Union Road,

D D To Mr. and Mrs. Hendersonz-

Dear friends:-

` our minds are filled with thoughts

ou. and we cannot let this hour pn

We fully realize that on this occns- _ meh. waning seemed hmm they 0

congratuiain you on your recoveiry and Let, us hope none’ of ‘bpm may he

made to reel that’ though thc time of

“ i-lvotl too soon. We fear that many t' of the nien who are now back feel E that they came 'before we were ready

Whose fault is it if discharged men

, , I" find themselves unable to get employ-

comfort far from thepcollflict -to coin- mem and to beqome exmbitghed

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I to '- to

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*~ civil liter 'riiere wiii he those who

Ill al Repatriation Committee. Ea

m. in ns

‘lf to get some defender placed on a

riate or help to repatriate n return

.iillllfi-Y and “S l‘ i0k`e“ °I °“‘V' be-St good earning basis. Each citizen Wish” f0l` ?'0lll` ‘l0mi°\`i~ h“PPi“°*"" should make it his -business to repat

_ ed soldier, and should not rest until

'- ' ~M&Y~-.5.l919- he has succeeded.

Enthusiastic receptions on the part

of crowds are all very well. What

` On this occasion when we BFG 1’-X' the returned soldier needs is .the ` telltlillil fl W9iC0m® i0 Y0\l\` S0" Wil" good ohlces of civilians who grateful- has 'write ilfifk Safely i\`0m U12 Wil-1'. ly appreciate the veterans service

‘lf his country and leave nothing undone

in his behalf. Rethrned men do not

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importune their friends -'and acquaint-l

'Mares at owner‘s risk.

EDMUND VICKERSON,

Owner

sole-5-iomnwolpd.

8. 8. IIFSSIIII larrieter, lelielter.

_ Notes Puhlie, ste. . " _ uiouhyv 'ro Loan

Montague. P.-l.'|.

Commodore Letlyard

n_. srsitsiir. K. c.

B_ti_'rrl`eter. Solicitor and

"M" ' lloteryllulillc

0 Nswssn llselt. ofisriettetews

lraneli efilee. Georgetown WNY to Lean on Real lense

Champion Speed _Sire ol ' Maritime _-Provinces

Sire of Bob Mao 2.13 CIW-llliliilll P“"_'

ei- ol Maritime Provinces.

~ initio s. z.1s neriisht-'2-17% 1°"

Girl 2.1255. Premier, 2.19. Orwell Bali. 2,19, Nutwoorl, 2.20. Arent Bell 2.23% from bommodore, 2.24. Admiral, 2.23.

_ P-rr '

loLEOD A BEIITLEY W. I. _l_entisy, K. 0.

' lert-ister and Attorneys-att-'ew

t ~ IONIV T0 LOAN . _

"lu-aenu _er N. s. etimssre

Lgdy Commodore 2.25. C0ll1fli0d°\'° sipnniet, 2.26. Kitchener tivl.l1.l 2-25- Jellloo, 2.26% and the Canadian Bol- ti-ler the fastest green naval' °\\ ill" " ice last winter thai! miles in 1.08.

His coltti won more. inonay_tlitm all

others tosethor- ' _-th .f Bo Breeders mate Y0\1i"m“'°' "

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l a-»tai‘.'a..‘itlt.i.ta,..;‘-'ii.ta'tv . _ "°» lo.. settenm ru- oem. -nit

'human anna et tunmes new

the great Sire..-lie CMI 50 '¢°“'lV" M”

to o.A_._o'sll|IN. _

_ l ' " Vtbwner '

the season at owners iitnble_Setison $8.

North River

_owen nothin for the se'asont1g_!~<191_!.lj- _ nat 109‘Qil°¢ll 5“'°°lf °P“"‘°"°‘°""' '"7" "‘-’I'§Ti'.?!~I’."'° -.1

or-. Atnumeru. ' r

sentiments, ‘

niembriince of him.

Union Road. ,

__-gg;-xuti-W-' I . BE A REPATRIATOR. V

force are being bmllaiii 1101119 Bi

much swifter than seemed Dosslbl at the beginning of the armistice.

We may be sure that it is not a

fftavg,

Let Nature_;.:-1? ClearYour' - - Blood " ‘ "

With pure, rich blend-a healthy ,

IKOIIIGII:-and-als active liver-you Ill! Il\l¢|I at disease, and, yea may have all three by nu"

lilenll bleed medledte-" made of sid fasliieited herbs--gives - ihzgaten a i'_z`;|l¢¢g'Q|-h:_|.”“. ._ do n’1-ima _ convent. ingest.

-elemmt bled Wall ‘poisonous "|lUlk_COlQ Up |||¢_ ~'liV“l**¢l\l\\.Vil0fat|da|eek¢d

flu. fu tro»u_e'»'_~'|Iffit'-'§t.".'-_ Til# l.f9Yi0‘_\‘l'n-¢_!0¢»¢u. Lhteis

sympathy and our recognition of _the debt we owe to your brave son, Cecil, who sleeps in F‘lander's fields. He WHS’ Many a returned soldier who in wor- aniong the first to volunteer to ilsht for his King and country and among the first of our island boys to make the siiprenie sacrifice. To say. i°iii8hi.

is only-a ve-_-y feeble expression of our

Please accept this small gift in re-

-signed on hehnir of the veovie of

The men of ‘Cnnada's overseas

ances to help them. T'hei_r manhood and their training are against that.

rylng as tp his future keeps up a ‘brave appearance of light-lieartedness. lf the truth were known it would :be found that his heart -was near break- ing because of the seeming helpless- ness of' the outlook.

We have said that every man in

civil life should make himself answer~ able for the repatriation of one return- ed soldier; we ought to- have said iii- so, and particularly, every woman. Women know how to guage the feel- ings of the man who carries his hea- vy troubles with an air of gayety. They can be tremendous power in

H the working of getting the returned

that this community is proud of ll-ilu

rate averaging not less than it tlious- man back mo me "mg, -gf the earn.. and at day. This return movement is

ere. _ _

0 (The Toronto Mail and Empire.

May 3.)

S _-_¢__1¢-1-sham

THE TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT

Unto the wukencd Element its lover:

- The Airplane, flying over! i Midocetiu hears those winds-

The high atlventurings

0! man's soul, so desiring

The upper skies-so long aspiring!

' Always there have been ready 'Heroes whose wills were steady- Wlho were in love with the Unknown. How soon to come into their own! Even now. they robe for dying-

lrhey, the undying! ,

Yes, though they were to fall.

"livers .to Vaihalla’s ball!

Shine, Vsun end moon of Melon,

Such deathlessness upon! Wane, tempest, and be gentle, storm. When wings the Choseive form! Z 0 sunlight. -nam on _

'Nils new. immortal passion.

irreverent, but absolved tiedsnce

Heirs powers gloriously ulxlllll

» iltrth at your wax-ing,

Anti aasweringtsetfier uda|,_ _ _. -'lrhis is your ever-nesunefiiaomdtt ' bridal - V

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HELP

TED

HAVE _you helped a candidate

f who is now entered in The

Charlottetown Gtiai'dian’s_Automobile rind Piano Contest, by giving him or her your paid-in-advftncc siihstription for a year or more ? '

VERY caiiditlate entered -in the

, , E contest is now not employed'

but most, of izlicm are and their sparc time iii which to secure subscriptions is- imited to a icw lioiiizs cncli day. A Iittlc liclp will be appreciated.

| _

' REMEMBIER this, and don't

cause tliciii extra steps and

time _calling upon you ulieii it is not necessary; use the blank below and the time consiiiiied ciilliiig. iipoii you can bc used to good advantage else-

where.

EVERY subscription seiit direct to

' thc Contest D e p ti rt iii e ri t,

Cliarlotietowii Guzirtlian, on tlic liliiiili bclow, will bc ci-edited in the caiididatc named and a receipt sent to her sliowiiif,i the full transaction.

Help ome Candidate owl

Contest Closes lf) PM. Moy 24th. _

RA'l`F`.S OIT SIWSCRIPTION A ND SCIIEDULIE OF \/t)‘|`F.S. 'rite t‘_llAii.i.-ri'r'i‘F.'l‘fiWN 0il.\iilil.iN, ni0RNlNfi ia i»tvlCNiNti

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Tr-rm Price. Vote-_.s Price Votes.

lfivc- yt-nts iizooo _;f.85 E"-i5.oo 2675, Four ve.:i\-5 i6_o0 i875; _ mon 2225 'l`lfree ye-ni-.~ i2_oo 32:5 - ooo i55o Two years 8.00 |425 6.00 io2_5_ One year 4.00 625 - 3.00 45 Six mont.l_i< z.oo 250 i_5o _ .|75

The-\\'ccl<ly (`»ii:ir<Iiztn by Mail. _ V Price. Votes. Price Votes. , Five years $7.50 |350 '[`lirce yerirs $4-So 950 Four years 6.00 i025 Tivo years 3.00 450 -- One year L50 i75 - V

For =_iili_=cripti0ns of :i longer icriii than ziliovc :itlfl it coiiiliiiin-

tion ol years to equal tlic. term siilisct-ilictl lor and total the vote

:iccor<IiiigIy.

_ Three times the amount of votes oft`ere<i in tiic regular vote sclicrltilc vt ill bc given on tlic first siiliscr-iption. Double tlic regular iitiiiibcr of votes will be given on the next Five siibscriptioiis-if‘, titrtied iii ivitliiii ten days of Caiiditlattfs entering Cziiiipaign. 1-000 votes will be credited each candidate on entering the campaign.

The vote sclicdiil-c will not lic cliatigcd iii any way duriiig tlic

crtiiipaigii_ At tio time will special offers of votcs lic marie other ilillll the above.

$i extra for postage to U. S. oil Daily and fifty cctits on \lVc<-kly

for one year. Shorter or longer terms in proportion.

The Charlottetown Guardian’s

AIITDMGBILE AND PIANO PRIZE CONTEST

Subscription liiank_

____________________________________ _.1919

For the sum of $_. ____________ ._ accompanying this oi‘tlcr.

you will please send

THE MORNING GUARDIAN (By Garrici-.i

THE EVENING GUARDIAN (By Mail.) THE WEEKLY GUARDIAN (By Mail.i

for a period of .............. _.months and thcrctiftcr, until I order the same discontinued. _ _

The .......... _.votes to which Iam entitled on this subscrip-

tion are to be credited to candidate whose name appears on ballot attached. '

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City or Town ............................................................ __ ; ____________ ._ I Subscription to begin'_ ................................ } Subscriber

V FIRST GRAND PRIZE V FIRST DISTRICT PRIZE

i _ i ' 1

These Prizes Will he Won on May 24th.

$1410 Dverlsiitl Touring Car $475 Willis Plans

_ SECDND GRAND PRIZE SECDND DISTRICT PRIZE

$820 Ford To iiriti g Car $150 Graiosola

THIRD GRAND PRIZE TIIIRD DISTRICT PRIZE

$800 Kran-Morris Player Piano _ $17.00 Wrist Watch

$100.00 Diamond Ring, $78.00 Pathephone and records and a $50 Diamond Ring

ADDRESS ALL COMNUNICATIONS T0 -

CON'-rit-s'r MANAGER

Tile Charlottetown Guardia, Charlottetown P. E. I,

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