PRIL 15, 1924

EWARDS ranging from $100 to $10 will be paid for information R leading to the capture and complete identiﬁcation of a group of prominent actors and actresses. Two "clues” are shown herewith, Other “clues" have appeared and the ﬁnal round-up in this newspaper will show the missing stars. All the Stars are to be found in Strollers packages large or small. Either large or small pictures will be accepted.

Complete Contest Advt. Appears April 22m]

The Tobacco Products Corporation oi Ciuuula, Limited. Hamilton.

' l‘ pays fo use

AR lN-SENQTUQ . ED SCHOOL HOUSE PAlNTi

For Barns and Outbuildings _ zf has no equal Write t_o Head Office. Montreal For Free ‘Booidet HOME PAINTING MADE EASY

x‘ . “W s». MARTiN-SENOUR 69- t.» ' nooucas otgirivlgann vanmsnu ' $225.75‘: MONTREAL 125313?

T will pay you to encourage your

employees to ride bicycles. leavewheels in

A smooth, brisk ride to work in - the fresh air is much more healthful than hanging on to a strap in a packed stieet car.

The cyclist makes better time. He has no long waits on street cor- _ner_s. He is not held up by vexatious delays. His bicycle brings him on time-—smilingly ﬁt for work. The car fare he saves will pay for his bicycle. ‘

There are more people riding bicycles today than for many years. If there are not a large number of bicycle riders among your employees it is probably due to lack of proper and con- venient parking accom- modation.

cred with dust

with a handy their bicycles

or expense.

an

The Choice of 8 Out: of 1O

It is estimated that eight out of every ten c clists in Canada ride CYQM. Bicycles. They know that C. C~.M.s have real quality— C.C.M.Triplex Hanger, Frames of En lish Seamless Tubing, ear- ings of ﬂint-hard Steel, Gibson Pedals, Her- cules Brake and other high-clan , lpment-

the Many, many more em-

ployees would cycle to work, but for one draw- b3Cll-—th0 lack of suit- able. convenient shelters in which to park their bicycles. '

US.

size

Made in Canada by

CANADA CYCLE a Moron COMPANY. Limit-J Montreal, Toronto. WESTON. Ono, Wllﬁllﬁli VIIIWWIF

Maker}: o! High- rsd

' WEEKS & BURNS

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

MlilliR llllul lllcls l sum IN lull mills!

“Bonus

LVADlES’ CITY vE-OWLING LEAG. UE.

Pedagogues; l

_ Pearl Jtlllvs __ . . _ . _ . ._1~lil lii 7i Baseball Gets Its 1924 Start Today With -;3 y» l1” _ _ its 14-. y ,____ , 1,; 3t; 5‘ theOpemng- Games In The Nationalanll mg; §.:-,{;~"l~“- - 33 ; 1'5; gyg, American Leagues ————————‘ Hopefu‘s: By Henry L. Farrell, United PressJhzlt the fans milqht bu. gPiting m] I | Sports Editor. iup on hunters that. uscd to pi- Uni-ll). (fnrliu _________ __ 9x 7.!) 12x? NEW YORK, April l5. (Speciillillﬂgiél-‘Yvl- S. .\li-Ul'i'.;ol' . .. oli lib ‘.112 trrThe (IllilfllllllLylillﬁltlljﬂll ggts {Lgl Babe Ruth, nutilrzlllyQlviii lu- m1 ll‘. Alcllonull . ' 193.; 5mm “may Wm, n“, ()penlug looted 11' rho l-rxpnriml-tlt works tn-i M. (‘llilnilil-i" _ ‘innit-s in the Nntionni- and Amuri-lmlwi‘ l" m“ i“l"i""l"" "1' W" llll- 15- HHTF“ can Insight-s. Opening games llllviajclmrs» llllt. us. lluth \‘ \‘l‘ly puts it: ’l‘olall

been opening seasons for so many hi‘; n hwl" m.“ ""1" ﬁlllilllklllii "l!" yours that they hove worn nut illllllllnkom] m“ "ﬁlm's rum‘ smmkm’ novelties and nutinnnl sontinlt-nt",""~ “m!” “llllllﬁ lllll ti“ "NW1! at. the Ji-but in a sort of CllSllillZ m" ";ls"].""“' h““‘"‘"'"- will "J “'l‘he old game's buck. Let's go!" ").“"""" w“ l": HUN" U" PlmPiiilr-r

The National Lilli-HIE will ﬁlllFl mm """"“l~‘" H’ m“ °Xl""'l""*|ll with ‘BDHLUII at Plllllillvlplllll,Blllllli-Ipﬁuvils w" S.“"“*'H“'""I' m“ I"“‘P'>“" lyn at New You‘. ‘Pittsburgh ‘nlllllusillltlllm’ will tneriely llzivo to toll

This l'l-illl_'tl‘.',ill‘.€ llhllililll lln» lllillllllllH inst night by it lnglrigiti ill T-l plna.

l l“iil' tho winnl-rs Mlrih‘ Alrllnnllld‘ L; llgld lhle hluh loin].

'l‘nnighl llu- t). l, U‘.- und (fonlvlsi

CITY CHURCH LEAGUE 1 a l 0n tlu \‘_ Alloys lust nilzllt lilo

THE AT THE A Motor Show

STAR $840.00 Delivered

The l-iall of Fame

J £10k Plawei"

Nephew of the fur-tolls Jack O'Neill and in his own right, one oi the best young oar-st men developed in recent years. Started in the single Sculls with St. Mary's, 1010.

AT THE

Motor Show BIG FEATURES

I)URAN T $1450 Delivered

ANI) THE

FLAT RATE SYSTEM

“We 'l.‘cll You What it Costs BEFORE We Start the Job”

Bruce btewait & Co. Ltd.

(Imvlllnali and ‘Chhugu M ‘a’?iLllllhllgz‘llilllllTPS in he u llllll! morn Louis, ‘ ' I _ , _

Tho Atnerlron lnnlguo will wing) ,l_,“,'I"'_"v‘,"ﬂ“.,“'_" HlianoliiuFmlyenil! oil’ with ‘Si. Lnnls ill Chit-duo, " “l” '1“ W“ mum" “ml "

Ollrvollinll ni. Detroit, Philllilvlplli-l it Wﬁisiliilgtnn and New Yorlaun l-loston.

llu gnu lllvily to 2| good suit-i bills ' '_he- will be an zlttrnclion just i"? lllll, an he i-yur unis.

Encourage Your Employees

~ ‘To Cycle To Work i p

It is very discouraging to have to

in a heap somewhere in the yard, where they get scratched up, cov-

You have a place to park your car. Why riot provide your employees

to cycle to work?

It takes comparatively little space g A neat bicycle shed and racks to accommodate from 50 to 200 bicycles can be erected in a small space for very little money, or wall hangers can be installed in

building for a triﬂing outlay.

The nearest C.C.M. dealer or any carpenter will be pleased to give you a rough estimate of

shelter—or we will be glad to have you write

iﬁcations of a standard

ily be altered or enlarged to any size desired.

iC'C-M' Bicycles

Rm BIRn-MAssEY-Psnrscr CLEVELAND-COLUMBIA

Canadian Bicycles for 25 Years, . ‘ Allan! C.C.M. JOYC cur. nigh-grade. Eur-rennin: Tricycle”;

M. Cleveland and Ivanhoe! Bicycle! '

John A’ Heydlerl prosmﬂlt m. llillsl-balll will hove n lot of nom-

St .l’lllll.~" lvalnl k--pl up tilvir will illlly, “'1 l|_\ rollili: till nxlzl-lls-tlt lumps llf-lillllril lhl- lluptisl. illillll. ‘Fiilllk Cox hnd lllllll silo-Kl" “ml nil-ill total, 230 ullll Shit.

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tho .\illl'tliltll llllllﬁllth said today iwnlllul] w!“ 3111mm!‘ mm] m“ "we 3395551 ‘ ilrlt in‘ expected one of the mos: litllvgz’ {Hm} m“ go“ Uonrw“ “M i llll smlsons hLs lczlllue vYUr -l S‘ ‘limbs up“ 1mm. m“ H.“ W- llllllllﬂ‘ ----------~ *7 “ll "'3

r iuyud. (u till. "tit to nlu llllh-i! hi); 012135105 l,‘ Fnrﬁylh“ __ . H“ m3

Wllnrtullms have l)1lt*nlnll)l‘f)‘.'l"l" .0 w Tag?“ m HHS mumry m“ ll Rllllllleltll - 13x ‘m’ m» l-‘tlill. “llV ti...’ bringing up of it dlllfinnul mm Lin“ “V” “W” M‘ .\ Amt-tit ._ iii-i lli l 1~~ '1“ i . , .- ~ _ " _. ; » 1,-1.1 ill l1’? all." l; .::t..r.".:. on: .'i.§if.t£‘il..f.2 ,,,;.:;;;v~,v;;q.- Pl“. y \- ‘~ r l. .- s tho lust season close iStrolli-Zth in wiﬁ ma"? flﬁltnbnlllttlloll Li) hMMMH hi“; ‘m’ 711] tho I'|ll';,lll' in divided us evenly Zia‘ H“. pt.nlliiy,lll,.,,,.ii,_tl i1-“yy,L,‘.l,-|:.L.1d,)“: '|“‘lil1‘ 9'37»

l uvvr renn-lnher nvoin“ it. , . . . . ' _ .‘_" , "t, Paula:

“We have four teams standing l“ m “m! “mat Klein-oil ______ -- W3 i553 15M’ for the penmnt "and two other ." ' ‘ ' . . _ _l_ \\'_ llo kin.- 157 17;! teams that hHME all the makings of “Uh-Wis o‘ the um xew ‘Mk ll Wnlllldbslilii- ._.- H3 '51 1'7‘ i l|'ll‘k horse i-t‘ there is to he one H: n? mtmdkt‘ u nmvtnii-(lrd by “llll C-lrlnody "o7 1W5 l1‘: _ ‘ " ‘ ' ’ ' wllllllllK Ulll" pellltilll 3 ll 1t ITHV ‘ ' —__‘A i H >-

. .. H . . , _ _ ‘H. t. --_ h‘: g iii till.‘ ilili-zstifi3.223333;‘llﬁiiflii IY,'“,,,’,’.° ;,!;,§t"';‘;;,',;'Wig;1; “““"‘ °"" ‘‘‘‘‘ ‘l’- H "' _ - . .. . . . i‘ , H‘ [volition will lie first class and be- “ ‘runny, "mum," m]. H“, (Ham. is‘) ‘H5

cruise baseball ls growing in popu- larlty."

. llnydior dot-t.- not agree with some (:|‘ill"£‘s who halve expressed the opinion that. baseball is ln dun» gt?!‘ nl‘ being supersedizd by gul. its the tintionill pastime.

“Golf bios grown amazingly," he said, "in the 936i. few years, but baseball has grown also. The at- tonrlalnire figures that the major league clubs r-zin show indicate ml" ‘himebau ‘has "glow" steadily snnit- set-lions \\'0illll he overjoyed. along with the other sports and it '1-1,,.,~,. it, m, doubt that New y-Urk still maintains its position tor out. ha, ha,‘ mnre ma“ its share M "1 Twill" _ _ pennants in the lust four yi-‘lillﬁplilll

The declslml of The Whey 770m‘ it‘ the New York clubs are good P" or the mall)" 1° 11° smnethlngnannlizli to win the pennant illltl if

would be the height of his umbi- tlon, as he tins ilohiovod practically l'IVf'l‘_\'l.lll.'ll.',' else that. a triilnllgm‘ could ilsplre to. it is one m‘ lilt- hrl-zlks thslt niilkcs hllselmll so in- tori-sting, that ﬁnds M<'(irzlu' ill n position where it. is doubtful that his teuin will be able to win. Defeat of the Giants or the Yon- kovs would be welcomed in many parts ot‘ tihn country, and if both tennis fnilc-tl tn win the gionllants.

loot: no tnorv burning feel swollen bud smelling, sweaty foot. No more pnin in oorns, i-nllilusi-s or bunionw No matter what oils your feet. or what under tho sun yolrvo tried . without. getting rnllt-t, just usi- i, "Tiz."

“Tlz" draws olit all the poisonous oxudzltious ivhiril pull‘ up tho foot; “'l‘iz“ is illogical; "Tlr." is izrnnd; “'l‘lz" will cure your foot troubles so you'll nl-vor lllnp or drnw lip yyour face in pllin. Your shorts won't seem tight and ‘your foot willl m-vor never hurt or gut soro, swol- len or tired.

Get l1 box nt any drill: or ilonnrt- mont store, and get relief for a fowl

TUIiil— ‘llliii.

L. O. ALLEVS

on the 1.. (l t‘. zllli-ys llt‘i\\'l't‘il tin- chill’lOl.ll.‘i(,l\\'ll Alley‘ Pin Boys ‘dill +"I"I"I"++'I'+'I"I'++++++ + Newspapers Are One 0f The 4' rl- Biggest Powers For Good '|' or Evil

.~\. + see ll~‘_ ' 'I' “HER REPUTATION" '1' _\ '+ Thomas H. lnce's Drama 0f Il- l, Huffy The Pr?“ 4' ll‘. limit-Hill

at the + + Prince Edward Theatre Today +

at the age cl 19. Took part " in theﬂaltional Regattas at . Worcester and Bullaio. win-

’ S11!)

lilo ,\ very l-xzilting lillnw look ]llil(‘\‘,lll‘_

ning second place at former. - b

Maritime Sports ‘Near Maritime (laps There's speed in their

lines, strength in their work- manship, beauty in their pat- ters.And tile capms you know

is the healthiest kind of headgear. At all important _ dealels. "

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f 1 l.. l). l‘ l’iu lloys Sillurtloy-‘itl. t, whirl] n ulli-li ill :l will |i_l Z- .- lulu-l‘ \' l‘iljttl‘i|\’ oi‘ lit: pins Tilr

See them in our window.

FASHIONABLE

t ours FlilE oot $3.75 aPair

In Black or Brown leather, made on two lasts, one is thc popular high toe. and the other is the shape as illustrated above. also a line of Men's Brown 0.x‘- fords on the Frﬂtch toe at ............................................. .. $3.75

8r BE M|TEU FOOTWEAR"

ALLEYu

PAGESEVEN ' l

new French

cents.

odd corners,or piled

and soaked with rain.

parking station for and encourage them

unused portion of a

pockets.

cost of a bicycle

We can furnish spec-

shelter that can eas-

l

' Suits From

' , nail-ll

Great George Street-

51250 to $40.00

he undid the door lelling the other one in. _ _ _ were frightened away as they dropped everything they couldn't getln their

Dress up for Easier-It's

calico.

L. Prowse, m“ Everymanh Shop

Suits and Sox.

Iiais and, Gaps, 50c lo $6.00.

Package

a OPEN TWO WEEKS

and They Break Into “The New Toggery” to Get Some of liur Wonderful Values

Monday morning belweenli and 8a big fellow and a little fellow out the bars on an outsider window. The small one was shoved through and

They picked the best but

Why They Picked on Us is Easily-Explained

They must have been absolutely up against it or they could, have come in the ironl "door and bought

‘I \ The Best in Town-"Iit the Least Money

here in Hats-Spring and Fall 0vercoals—

to curb hitting by curbing‘ the use. m.“- York is big enough to Support -|- -l- -l- 4- -|~ + + 4- ~1- ip + 4- q. -|- 4- .1- 'l‘nLzll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2o!i.\ I "l new balls W!" bring m" an ln'lt~lie\ world's gnril-u ﬁg generously at; '—— i*-——“-“*"iT"-" '_]_ Qﬂhm _, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H108 lllil tlwrestlng ‘feature. lt. was thouglitlit h“ he“, (wing, more is m, reason \\ _v tho Giants. and the Charlottetown A_ (tvroshv My“ 11;; that pill-hers would gut n beitor- Yankees should not win llu- llull- l‘ DUNN,’ _ _ _ ‘ ‘ _ _ _ __ 3, my brook than they hove been lmvllii; ~- ~——i—————ri—~—————- hunts. .-\. .\l:-l.-o1l . . . . . . . [>118 lll Iilli ' slut-n rho "bun was placed on “foreign 44 ' 79 ' “" '“ ‘ ' " ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " " *"* substances" and it was also thought 0 - .1 Tired, Aching, Feet Ah! what lw-lluf. No morn ilrvd

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