PAGE. 'l‘t'.N

u»

A For Loss of

‘THE ElCCERS HARDWARE 00., l-TB a

* n it Ne ’ eel: warning-Wattage anrféolele!

Frequent colds, or a cough that persists, should have attention.

T hey often lead to serious illnesses.

Leading insurance companies are spending a great deal of money warning P¢°P1° 35°" common colds and obstinate coughs.

Help your system to throw oit colds and coughs by buildin up your powers oi resistance through a course of Fellows’ Syrup-qt standard household tonic ‘and treatment for bronchial troubles. Fellows’ is prescribed by doctors the world over.

_ lnaiat on getting the genuine Fellows‘. There are BIOIICTIIBI countless imitations which do not contain the pure in- TFOIIMOS gredienls which make Fellows‘ so efficacious.

FELLOWS’

SYRU

Appetite Nervousness Exhaustion

Retarded a Convalescenee

Anemia Malnutrition

Plough: and Sugar Cost Seed E

Our supplies are imported direct from the growers in ENGLAND, twice tested for GERMINATION.

VJ.- hzliirllc the following POPULAR VARIETIES

‘ILJLLOIK’ I.II\'I.-‘r'l‘ll.\N, very large croppers (.‘Z.“.f\"l‘ ltOSlJ, YELLOW GLOBE, DlGNlTY LONG YELLOW, WARDEN PRIZE Yl-lLLfllV INTERMEDIATE (or Gate Post)

M ‘..\l.\lO'l‘ll LONG RED, GOLDEN TANKARD

SUGAR BEET

GIANT SUGAR and GIANT ROSE, LANES INIPIIIRIAI. SUGAR and DANISH Varieties all WELL KNOWN and grown by our farmers, for sale at our ' SEED STORE

CARTER 8i COMPANY limited

w, ,_,,.,. llllllll; _ l

I Tilllllll

§it§?a2€i5ni.ii i‘ taro

home into something new and more beautiful.

CROWN and ANCHOR

Paints and Varnishes

Made by R. C. Jamieson Co.‘ Limited, Montreal.

arc tarmous for their uniform high quality, their long life, their "zovering power and their capacity to resist the attacks of time and weather. We guarantee that Crown and Anchor products will give you entire satisfaction.

(‘on-soil us today nhoutvpninti ng problems. Our advice ls free and may be of great hclp to you in selecting the proper mixtcrlols and in arranging the right color scheme.

\Vc carry a large stock of Crown and Anchor lllairine Paints.

Charlottetown

To beautify the home in which you live, to make dark rooms

brighter, dull rooms more cheerful, sunless rooms warmer, _ use Crown and Anchor Paints and Vrirrrishcs. In our paint ' department you will ﬁnd a. wide variety of these gorgeous ‘ Crown and Anchor colors that will quickly transform your '

Trusty as an old trierid-“it never

with its lasting flavour.

“t, ‘in ..r_

“elicit IWIVCHEWG Hltkfy G ~lC|i0l$QN

PRINCE COUNTY A TRUE STORY FOR FEED THE BIRDS CONTEST

First Prize

When most all the Birds fly South at the approach or cold winds of our winters here. There is a certain lone- liness lo and around our dwellings. But to help matters one must be kind to the stray Birds that are left and seem to like our winter, if they can get food and shelter; so this is where I come in, when our first snow storm arrived and also two of our gray "Chlclr-aulees," I soroped a low crumbs of bread from our break- lfast. table one morning and put them in a little pile on our opten versndI-h. and watched for the result. In a few moments the two little birds ate their meal and flew up into the open cave around our verandah and ‘found shelter for most of the day. The next day I counted six and the ' next day twelve, and it kept getting more and more every day, until it was impossible to count them. - After Christmas l took our Christ- mas tree and put it in a sheltered comer of our verandah, where the {birds nestled in the branches and late the crumbs from o box beneath it. Before a. snow storm the birdies would come in hundreds and shelter- ed in our verandah during the storm. This morning I looked out the win- ldow and saw a little birdie pulling long dead ‘grass then he flew into "the verandah to build a. nest. He iplims to make his summer home {where he spent a. warm happy win- lter, in spite of storms and cold wind;

These birds are named the English Sparrow".

. Yours Truly HERBERT MACNEEL (lie I!) Grade IV Summerside P. E. I. P. O. Box 392

FEED THE BIRDS CONTEST

Second Prise

I om a. little girl but I take much ‘interest in birds. Our fann has had fa great many visitors. There were ithree special ones, namely B, who [Canary that built her nest. in the ‘limb °1 l"! wPDle tree, not forgetting the humming bird that had a. nest

is also the Blackbird and there are snow birds and H6890!!!-

The swallows llve in mud nests under the eavea o! bllldlnp and 86i-

' the oats that Ire scatterett around

the doors or buildings and some worms. They work awfully hard when they are building their nests. The Glow lives 0n what he steels from the term. dbickexia and tdwls.

The sparrows stay around very nearly all the time. They are very tame and they live around the farm too. The Robina stay all summer and part of the fell and the come book again in the luring. They are very nloe birds, they sing so nicely and they live on worm and crumbs and other food.

The blue jay ls a. bird which has q, very peculiar ory and is a very wild bird. The wood-pecker ls a bird that picks everything he clings to.

The crane ls a. very big bird which flies very high up in the sky and he ttshes along the water a lot.

The Hawk is a bird which hides around and attacks the hens and the chickens and eats them.

The Black birdisavery gebby bird but they ere very hard workers when they are building their nests. They are very cruel to the Robins. Snow birds come around in the winter when there is a snow storm oomlnl. The Pldgeon la perhaps thg moot common of all binds. They live in- side of the barn and eat groin. ‘lhey make their nests in the ventilators. I saw your contest ‘in the "paper to-

take part. Here lo hoping to get g prize. Yours Truely JAMES IIAMILL Central Bedeque P. E. Island FEED THE BIRDS ' Fourth Prize

You are wrong about the Swallows, James. Swallows feed on flying in. sects principally osquitos-Ed) The most common otour birds the robin. sparrows, pieon, chlck-a-dee, are the most seen around this coun- iPY- The robin is so culled because it has a. blotch .0! red feathers on its breast. It ls dearly loved and is protected by every nation. It usually won't go into a closed bird house but will make good use o! e. shelter. ‘they

lnear. She was so tame she would go [into the verandoh and take mum itrom the ﬂowers. A Robin b11111; a nest at the front entrnye, kept ho;- very quiet out calm a family of three little boby robins.

The best of all lost Autumn one niBht it was blowing i; gale and a little bird came to the windoiifarié tried to Bet ln. I went out and caught it very easy I kept is safely through the night in the morning let it go land it did seem happy.

-, I put food out every rooming for

the birds. FRANCIS ROGERSON (m m Victoria, P, E, I,

FEED THE BIRDS CONTEST Third Prize

V Like all boys I am interested in the {Birds every summer. The Canaries ‘build in the shrubery near the front lot the house. It is most enjoyable to Wﬂioh them build their nests in hatching times; they are so small but they soon grow, the mother loolrs alter them very carefully,

'I‘lie Robins build near by but the Blaoltblrda chase them away. Father won't allow them to hurt the little ones.

We live near the arm of the sea where different birds nest and of. Lcn find their eggs.

There are many different kinds of bli-cls so in vacation time I will try mid make n study of them.

Yours Truely IIOWADR LORD (age 11) ‘ Victoria P. E. I. FEED THE BIRDS CONTEST Fourth Prize

monest of them are the Swallow,

lllMBAllll?

A pain in the lower part oi your [back can torture you. But not for, ‘m8. If you know about Aspirinl These harmless, pleasant tablet; Mk‘ all/fl? the misery of lumbago, '7'°"m@¢l8m. neuralgia, headaches, mmhachﬂl. find systemic pains of women. Relief comes promptly; i; complete. Gmuine Aspirin cannot dtlllfess the heart. Look for the

Bayer cross, mos;

agYiR

Made inrﬁeaiaeo 385's‘.

There are several kinds oi Birds that live around the term. The oom-

(Trow, sparrow, and Robin, Blue Jay, Woodpecker, Crime and Hawk, There

land ot the beginning or winter. but some of them remain and seek the shelters and habitation of man. The sparrow ls our companion ell the year round. He is very quarrel- solne and will take advantage of an- other bird's being away and will use its home. This winter I built a bird houle. end put some suet in it, and not long afterward the sparrow en- tered and built its nest. Though when ‘you give the sparrows lots to eat they will always quarrel amongst themselves. or the pigeons I do not know much about s0 I will take the chick-a-dee. It comes in early spring and delights all by its song (not unlllre its name). It is a. bit smaller than the sparrow and will cling to the branches o! trees with 5 dexterity to be much st!- rnlred. They are very tame and you may go up about 3 yards to them be- fore they will fly away. Yours Truely GRAHAM CRDSBIE Care C. R. " , Somme " P. n. 1.

L’ R‘ 1.1 0rd ‘ﬁNﬁ-bm/

mostly all fly away to the sunny _

Fbed 17w Birds Contest Result Of Competition

dayandlliopelamnottooisleto.

An amusing remedy-acts in a few seconds and causes no pain. ‘The corn shrlvels up and loosens. Another application or two and the corn drops out. Wonderful-yes it is, but that is just how Putnam's Corn Ex- tractor works. You can buy Put- nam's Corn Extractor from my diuggfst. Get your bottle today. Re- fuse a substitute for “Putnam's.”

P UT NAMS

SPRING PARK SCHOOL

Standing of Spring Perk School for month 0t April.

Principal's Department.

Grlde IX-l. Mk1‘? Bitundefl. 2. Dewar MeeNelll, 3. Russell MsdNelll

Grade VIII-d. 138G816 Whltlook, 2 Ilene Waye, 8. Phillis Burke. ‘i. Vir- gie Oaima.

Grade VII-d. George Veesey, a.

4. lidargoret Whltloek.

Irene Saunders, 3. Harold Garnham. 4. Martha Douee. Primary Department.

Grade IV-l. Morton Stewart. 2. Martha winders, a. mini ouniim and Clarence Vezsdy (eqﬂlll. 4- Olive lldoOlbe and mane Grocery (Null)- cmioe m (Gm-l. Aubln Blac- qulm, a. llorl nioiia, a. tarry Robin- eon, e. Iloyo Md- '

Grade It! (JrJ-i. 14o Meklnnon.

2. Rnnold veneer. 9- Idol Helm“ Grade I! (Bro-l. Gerald Lewis. 2.

imitation Ollie“. Gite-fl? J

i l

l l

Lediwell Vusey, 8. Arthur Oudmore.‘

l Grade VI--1. Jimmie Douae. 2.

"*‘

WITH thostandard grade of GoodyeerTia-ee so superior that MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR ‘TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND-how vastly anperlor must be Good- yeai-‘e estra-jaervice tire, the Heavy Duty? A stronger carcass -_-e heavier troad-Supertwist vltallty—-All-Woethor tread

eefety-dhese are the features

which protect you against tire

ddaya and insure mileage much

inexoeeeofwhntyouhavepre- Otgrdﬂhhmmillvld viously enjoyed. In fact, Good- ' I - " / under ﬁiﬁmwsfvm" year Heavy DutyTlreo bought " __ _ 7 v V ‘ . now will probably be still in * ‘ ' - ~ l service when you sell your present car.

1, TN"! dedenearrloddonaila. lQHwWsIgI‘ '~"i"""'*"

Holvler ﬂvlglh-o‘, 2' and greater freedom fr’:

GOO DYEAR MEANS ' GOOD WEAR ‘

breeds-Rocco

r11

and tor-nest Oorrnler (equal) a. Lloyd Wallace coles. 3. Marlon Ford» 4- 2. Frances McPherson, s. Rite. Mc- McIntyre.» Grade III-l. Charlotte. Drdsooll, 2. Ethel Gamhum and Margaret Vessey (equal) 3. Roy Whitlock, l. Ralph lvloGulsan. -

Grade I (SrJ-l. Eric Robinson, for the month of April. and Charles Dorion teﬂhal), 2. Clit- ford Jackson, 8. Wilfred McKenzie, Freda. Gardiner, 3. Charles McLean. gomackl 2_ Margaret, Mbphgysgn, 4. Edward Lund. -

Grade I (JrJ-l. John Stewart, 2.

. llesely McGulgan. ma“ Grade V-l. John McDonald, ‘l. Aggie McLean. 3. Lucy Christian. Grade IV-l. Rita.‘ McDonald, 2. H0110! R011 0f 11311116111118 5°71°°1 Florence McPherson, 3. Florence Morrison. Grade III (a)—-l. Catherine Me-

Melmn

LAUNCIIING SCHOOL 2' Michal ‘L Mboormmk,

rlcln Chrlstlbll.

MoCormack.

Grade X--l. Mary McDorialdilt.

Grade IX—1. Catherine Christian. Grade m; (b)_1_ Mary J_ ghﬂsg. ma,“ “an”; m. “u,

Grade VIII-l. Mary McCoi-mack,

SPECIAL AN NOUNCEMENT

Owing to the unusual interest sh own in the new

FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRICAL BEFRIGERATCBS‘ land ENTERPRISE ELECTRIC RANGES

This Demonstration will be continued FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 8th AND 9th

From the standpoint of actual sales this Demonstration has been a lbig success. The glistening white Porcelain - on - steel FRIGIDAIRES with so many features of advanced refrigeration coupled with the fact that it is by far the fastest freezing refrigerator and the silent operation simply captivated the hearts of those attending the Demonstration. From the remarks overheard there is no question but that FRIGIDAIRE is the Leader of its ﬁeld. _

The New ENTERPRISE Electric Ranges. received big attention and one could not but admit that for handsome appearance, sturdy construction and convenient features - the ENTERPRISE is in the front row of Elec- tric Ranges. It was a surprise to many that such a modern, beautiful Range could be built right in the Maritimes by our own Maritime‘ petrle and the coricensus of opinion was that they should and would use an ENTERPRISE, and why not. If you’ll go over‘ the ENTERPRISE - eompare it point by point with any other you cannot possibly fail to see its superiority. If you haven’t seen FRIGIDAIRE and ENTERPRISE, then you should come today. -

Terms if you wish. $10.00 down. 18 months for Balance.

H o L M A H ' S Charlottetown

, vw w"! lit-us‘-

Ian, l. Joseph Mwormaok, l. Iiuoilll

Grade. II-l. Bernsdette MdDoﬂllll. S. Pal-

Grade I--1. Teresa Walker. 7- 30h"

Teacher rlomnoe Oilfield!“