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kinds by putting thenrawcy

, in. Moth Proof Bags. This is ' g the least expensive and saf-

-_ _ er way i0 prevent moths l i‘ from getting into them.

you wiu. Fmﬂ up FAULT wllﬂ mmoooos k |-('y1|'|‘\' in drugs is ab- wlulppy essential‘ ['0 snake H“. Iii-xi inmlii-iiies. Dot-tors, rcvnlll nlvnd us been um "my know lliﬂll‘ prﬂlcrlp- Hlmp will ln- t‘il|'0l'lI||_Y_.lll- Wndwl to nn-l ‘that wtrcur- n. “ply liu- pun-st. tlrillrﬁt. _.

of lil-lllulnllc ‘ ,-

i We have an excellent as- sorimcnb of these bass very low prices.

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llsc Moth Proof Bags and i save Fur insurance.

. ‘ills 2 Macs

DRUGGISTS

hrnlu k MACKINNON DRUG O0

Th» lIa-xnll Itoslnl: Slow-.- Plmur 2-111 ‘q i

IBEAVERFLOUR

OBTAIN bread with that delicious home- _ made ﬂavor-pies, cakes and pastry with tender, delicate, ﬂaky crusts.

Beaver Flour is made from the ﬁnest o! selected Ontario Winter Wheat combined with enough Western Hard Wheat to give it strength. ~

Beaver Flour is the original blended ﬂour -—and blended ﬂour is recognized by all '- quaiiﬁed experts to be the best ﬂour tor general baking purposes.

Du‘! buffalo! T!) Ill Sold by your gnur.

»:TH.E nHIAYLOR‘ COJLIMITED, ‘can, AMZJ voruramo,

THIS NICKEL TRIMMED STEEL RANGE REDUCED TO $80.00. DELIVERED AT YOUR STATION

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The “Garry” is m-ade and guaran- teed by The McClary Mfgz, Co., and 1S built for service in cooking‘, baking l and heating. It has ‘all the latest time and fuel saving devices-large warm- ing‘ closet, nickel trimmings, drop ov- en door, nickel plated base, nickel steel oven, guaranteed not to rust, copper reservoir, etc. The “Garry” is a very handsome . rang-sand will brighten up the kitch- ~ en andlend dignity to the surround- , ' We invite you to call and see this beautiful range before making‘ a

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llurcliase. ‘ THE-ROGERS HARDWARE COoLtd Queen Street Grafton Street

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And winter clothes of all l‘ . 23rd.

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CHURCH SERVICE —At .1119 mlltlst service at KingstomSunday evening. April 24th there will be

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REMEMBER sole oi‘ Samuel Mar- . tln_ Soutlipoi-t on ‘Saturday April

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SOUVENIR OF P I Iw-NGI is

' the time to send your friends an

1 illustrated souvenir or, P E l.

Fiﬁty-sevan cents postpaid. Guar- dian Oftico.

DOUGLAS FIR FLOORING_. Just received direct from’ Vancou- ver. one car load edge grain Doug- las l~‘lr fIooring,-L.M, Poole x; C0. Conoliy West Wharf.

BROOKFIELD CONGREGATION -~"l‘he services o“ Sunday. April . 2-ilh, will be as follows: flunier itlvci- 11.15 a. ni., llartsvlllc ll p. m._ ilinokﬁelil 7 p. m.

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I S. S. CANADIAN SAPPER sails Ifrom lllnntreai May 6th. She will hc ‘dueltllarloitetcwn May 9th and loads for tsp John's Newfoundland direct. Parties requiring space are requested to book at: once. Buntaln and Bell <‘o.. agents.

REMEMBER MOTHER on Sun- dl\y.l.\i.'ly 8th, with a Mothers’ day curd enclosed in a nicc bolt oi‘ chocolates -\\’.’l‘.‘ Weliner, Queen St.

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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS -_ Atlvertisera aro reminded that all display advertisements must be in the Guardian Office before noon of the day previous to publication and before 10 a. m. on Saturdays.

HELP THE PROTESTANT or- lillilllillzc. (zmue to the bean supper in (‘Oflllwlll hail, Monday evening. April 25th. ‘Supper 25c. ll‘ not rim» the rollowini: iwcning,

RESERVE SAT EVENiNG, Ap- ril 23rd for the Baptist social Clyde River lltdl. Sale 0f Ice (tream and Home made Candy»- also auction oi‘ mission band auto- grapliy quilt-ll’ not fine Monday April 25th.

OUR CHOICE ONTARIO grown lianner Seed oats bear a Tag on ranch bag as required by the Govern intuit, Seed Control At-t and as out. lined by the Department of Agri ('Ulllll'fi.-‘I\'ﬂ.l'lll(ll‘$; should see that they am protected in this manner. “Buy the best" is a Motto that every grain gmwer should have for his wotcllwonl. Carter A‘; Co. deal 91's in high grade Seed and Seed Grain.

i---¢o-¢ ::TODAY—-WINDOW CURTAIN rises at 2 p.. m..,on a wonderful lot of linen dept. Bargains on sale from 2 p. ..m. till 9 p. m. only" Come at f! o‘cloek..--Beer G. Weeks -----<-o->--—--

::"O-CEDAR" MlOPS -$1..25 up a: Beer &. Weeks.

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Dr. ii. C. Harris

Eye Specialist

Office,‘Roylal Bank Building, Charlot- tetown. ,

Office Hours

9-12.30, 2—5. Phone 68-Y

UQUIIIOI

BUY YOUR SHOES BY MAIL ‘

See the illustration below. i We lwlll send you postage paid, a pair of women's high cut boots like this. in Brown -_- or Black leather for ‘U

$4.95

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’ All sizes 2y, to 7. The Ii-rmvn Boots have toe caps, and the Black Boots are made with plain toes.

Shoes Of Value Rightly Priced _

ALLEY 8t 00-, Ltd.

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v . 4 DYOLA DYES

1rmsmﬁ... _ SPECIAL WHITE voile blouses

long or short sleeves. Price $1.25 and $1.l'>0._Prowse Bros. Ltd.

ADVERTISE rue OEAUTIES OF THE ISLAND-by sending your friends a souvenir of P. E. I. only’ 57c postpald. Guardian Office.

REMEMBER sale of Samuel Mar- tln_ lSouiliport on ‘Saturday April 23rd.

JUST AR-RNED-Mtitldy ties ln black and red. Price $1.25 fond Swim-Prensa Bros” Ltd.

‘Fl-DADS GOOD—Mr. Philip Lou- sﬂphie that well known horse-trad- er, arrived in the city last night from a fifty mile journey. llc re- ports tho road in good condition. He was accompanied by his broth- ar-ln-alw. Mr. John German» of St.- Charles.

V. C. liero licquitttti I

OTTAWA. April 22—'l_‘be unani-

lnlly of the nncdieal experts called for both the prosecution and de- fence as to bile mental derange- ment. of Filip Konowal, V.C., when he stalbbed and killed Will Artick at. llull lu ilho simsmer o-f 1019, insulted lu tho jury at the liull criminal assizcs bringing in a ver- ilict of “not guilty, owing to insa- nity," a-fiar but u short (iclibera- tlon tonight, aflcr a. trl-al whit-h lusiud a wine-k. -‘lu charging the jury, Judge (lou- sinotiu said tlhut the crown had m.‘- tztblislied without a shadow o1‘ doubt that Konowal had stabbed Ariick, causing ills death, but pointed ollt the prisoner ha-d spent. three or four years ‘in the war in which illl his attention had ‘D8911 ilevoted to the killing of men. He bad received injuries iili France wliich had caused organic disease of-tlle brain and on his return to Canada had committed an atro- cious crime. He iliad done so. however, while mentally deranged and -tlio judge told the jury that justice would ho served ii‘ they broilglit In a. verdict of not guilty oil the grounds of tiin insanity oi the act-used. Kouowai will be rc- moveti to an insane lisyiulm. The crime was committed iu iluli tQlte.) intho slimmer of 1919.

Schr- Bluenose Sailed ForBanks

Prospective Challenger for Interna- tional Cup Makes First Voyage After Fish

HALIFAX, N S April illr-Tlll.’ schooner Bluenose, a prospective challenger for the cup emblematic ‘of the championship of the fishing fleets of lll0 NortlrAtlantlc, sailed tlris morning for the bunks where she will put in thc season's flailing required to snalm her eligible for the elimination races to be sailed off Halifax next fall. She will call at: the Magdalen Islands en route, for bait.

—---<oo>-—- ::FU'RNITURE REPAIRING and re-upholsterlng done by men who know their trade. Our team will call-Beer & Weeks.

A Good Baby Soother

The trouble with most baby com forts is that they break or collapse too easily. Why not pay a few cents more and not a. real good soother? The PERFECTO SANI- TARY SOOTHER is packed each one in a box or envelope and is ab solutely sanitary. The nipple can- not collapse or break from the shield.

The PERFECTO SOOTHEB 1s the beat for the baby.

SAVING THE O suuw HAT

Keep your last seasons ~_- straw that and have it ccm- _ i r‘; Ii I

. verted into another new and _ ', bright one lby using By changing the color and shape of a hat it may look like a new one, and ll; will be I _ A full assortment of colors h, . to choose from. We also cnr- 3 ' __ py a complete assortment of ' sunssr soap ovss ‘RIT DIAMOND DYES ~

_ , new as far as the observation ‘f ot‘ others is concerned

Johnson iii Johnson

Fashionable Footwear Charlottetown, P. E. I.

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Kent and Prlnee Streets

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Happenings 10f "libel Weelc ~

(Continued from page four) where she will visit

her slim-r.

lllrs. Mitchell before sailing‘ for Fmglond. Her many friends wish her a pleasant crossing.

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Mr and Mrs C. B. Longworth accompanied by Miss Rose Luna'- woruh are spending a. delightful holiday in Boston and New York.

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Mrs K J Martin is being web. corned home from Montreal where sile was under treatment in the Royal Victoria Hospital for sever- r.l weeks. E

e a e _ ' lSir Andrew MacPii-aill was among the passengers sailing for England by the Empress not France this “T50R-

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it was a graceful act on the part

of the Originals oi‘ the First Divis- ion to celebrate the battle of Si, Julian , Ypres Day, yesterday by placing a. beautiful ‘wreath at. tho foot of the South African nronll- lnont -in honor of tlroso who fell on that. memorable enacasiion. in the Pvcniilg n. KPLJOKBiliPT din-nei- "was enjoyed to its fullest ‘by these hcr OQS WliPll ilVlliY ll IHGIHDPY W88 T"- volled um! :1 jolly good time enjoy- mi.

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.\lr. W. S. liouaon 10ft yesterday morning for illonirezti. \_Vhiio uh- scnt hc will attend ii. Dominion wide convention of the Bible Socic ty iii Otlnwit, the being the Presl- dr-nt for i’. E. island. Mr. Louson ‘returns to this oily about May 3rd, and rumor has it. he will not return alone.

i; 1k t Princess lilurgaret of Denmark has been reported engaged to the Prince of VVMCS many times. Ali-l parently the reports were “exagger ated" an anuouucemcn t lifts just. been maile of her engagement. tr. wed Prince ltenn of Bourbon. :k d s

(lirlss, lli(‘('l".~<l no other way to out-ii‘ you want to be really smart. in your i021 spring costumer. y"0u'll have to curry a swagger stick. ldl-auce started them and the ‘lash iouttble in England and America have definitely adopted them They were the new feature oi’ the annual fish-ion parade on tho At- lantic (‘lty hoard walk Easter Sun- day. Many were seen at other rc- sorts and on Fifth Avenue, New York.

OUNA-HD SKIPPER WILL WIN CANE

,_ JlllONTREAL. April ﬂl-The liar bor Commissioners’ gold headed cone presented annually to the first arrival here from accross the ocean. will practically certainly go lo tho master or.‘ tho ' Vsnusic; of the Cunard Line.

Tile Cahotia. of the Donaldson will be out of tho running because oi‘ delay at Levis lil,(liB8ll1l)ﬂl'k1IlK ctlttlc.

The first vessel to arrive hers was the Manolo, of the Canada Steamship Lines. from St. John's Nfld., which docked here last hi8‘!!! She is not eligible for the present- ation nor. being an ocean lbw"-

::WE WILL GLADLY demon- strata the Hoover at your home. Done buy-it unless you want to—- easy terms if desired-Beer é. Weeks.

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ll0lEL VICTORIA i

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Fnmed for its cuisine llervice. Elegantly furnished, E2

rooms with baths-

Make It your home In Charlﬂtetcwn. .-

PURE BRED STALLION DOCTOR MCCOY 17204

Enrolment No. 4

Sire Day Dream (128017)- Dani Ruby Pimp, (26899).'

Bay. stripe. nigh‘. foro and Mill hindJEgs white, loaled May 25th- 1F

l. if ‘ uu stand mi- llie-seﬂﬂtlﬂ or 1921 \ _ o owner's stables, Wlnsioe. a cept every Friday after the first if May willsbs at EdmoncPs feed store nimble, Charlottetown. This horse has prOVOd- himself l turn and good stock getter. Parties intending to breed their mares ghould see this horse before noting- . Terms $5 at time of breedlnl BM $10 more when mare proves to be

with foal. - HORNE BROS.

. Owners, NVlnsioe, P. ill. I,

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Gray Dort Cludlity. Goes Clear Through

Price is not the most important consideration in the selection of an automobile. -

VALUE IS

The priceof the GRAY DORT is not high, but it is

sufficient to include important. features. that; cheaper cars do not have. I

At the same time it is much lower in price than 0th- er cars which possess those features.

. . . .It will, therefore, satisfy the purchaser who has paid

MORE for a car is the past—-while to him who has paid

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LESS it will prove an unexpected revelation-

The GRAY DORT Touring Car appeals to a desire for. beauty and comfort as well as in its simple and sterl- ing mechanical ﬁactors.

It is a trim, well ﬁnished automobile, of correct pro- portions, with riding and driving qualities quite distinct- ive among cars 0f its class.

Combine simplicity with the rugged strength of carefully selected ‘and tested material AND OVER SIZE PARTS, WHERE STRESSES OCCUR, and you have a fair word picture of the GRAY DORT chassis. Usage with the least possible interruption and lat low cost of up- keep, are factors prudent purchasers seek and ﬁnd in the GRAY DORT.

The New Model 17 is a decided departure from_ the lines of the former models-the longer wheel base gives easier riding, more seating capacity, and n greatly im- proved appearance.

We invite your inspection and will be glad to give you a demonstration at ‘any time.

Prices $1490.00 to $17 85.00 delivered.

R. E. WHIT

, Distributor for P. E. I. SELLING AGENTS

‘ . MacNUTT & WHITE, Charlottetown WRIGHT &- MANSON, Summerside I E. A McRAE, Alberton

‘ N. J. NICHOLSON, Montague

l Charlottetown Show Rooms 159 Queen Sir?“ I eﬂ cnauunnuwtnnnsulsqxvolsunnaxatanin Q

,Studeba.ker Corporation ‘United States Steel Oorpora tion Kelly's Springfield Tire . M. P. R. A R .. U P .. Wheat

_ 77% American Locomotives

Anaconda Copper

Canadian Pacific Rail v New York Central Railway (Zuban Cane Sugar .. Crucible Steel

international Paper Mexican Petroleum Reading ......... ..

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STOCK QUOTATIONS

, HALIFAX, April 22—(Quotations furnished by Johnson 8t Ward suc- cessors to 1*‘. B. McC-urdy and Co., the Montreal Stock Exchange.) Atolllson Car Foundry ._ 80V; American Car Foundry . 123

aly 130 July 1061K" Corn May 60% July 62% Sept 64%.

American Smellting & Refining I Southern Plmiﬂg __ 741/; Qats May 3g July 39% 59m 4t) Co ................... ..'..' .................... .. 3991' May pork 15,25 v ,

NOW ARRlVlNG

HIGHEST ANALYSIS

SUPERPHOSPHATE NITRATE 0i‘ SODA MURIATE 0r POTASH lnuc SLAG

ALSO SWIFT’S MIXED FERTILIZER ANIMAL BRAND (analysis 3-8-3) (good for all

crops) and . ..

POTATO FERTILIZER (analysis 4-8-4) (specially for Potatoes.) , All of which we are selling at lowest prices, Wholesale and Retail.

WE CAN QUOTE SPECIALLY LOW PRICES TO INSTITUTES AND FARMERS CLUBS

Call or write for prices before placing your order. Agencies in all parts of the Province.

A. HORNE s. co.

A- B. L. HORNE

Manager Summarslde Branch

G. W. PROFITT

Manager Konalngton branch