APRIL 16, 1924 _ _ _

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THE cHAnLo'r'1‘E'rowNi GUARDIAN PAGE _,NE

galgkf Y?;_l¢f1\ him? The man who goes a duh ;'£N(‘$"“"_°“d ¢*1S¢fl1ese? Hetakcs momin° '_ h I' "QF Blass of water each within g' If; il? -°“"° ‘.‘°°P *"1" Clw- th ° ' °t \n8_\B IRON: xmportaht than

0 natural _functioning of the digestive

ond chminative organs. You try ENO’s.

'Sain Rrpnnulalllru / N 5.]

Hamid F. Ritchie & CaTLl;r'|i1edl:dl`;1m!a “H

SHOP from Holman'| Catalog r=LoAT|Nc on Ain- 'rhavs

what ‘balloon tires do for yoii_ see them at A. Horne & Co's exhibit at Motor Show. 2495-4-16.21

SEE OUR WONDERFUL display of Easter Beef on Good Friday. Saunders, Newsom & Co.

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-INKE-RMAN~_-There will be ser-

vice in inkerman on Wednesday evening at 1,30 o‘clock.

COME T0 THE SALE df Home

Cooking, Fancy Work and Candy at Heartz Memorial I-lali, Wednes- day, Aprll 16th, 3.30 -p. m. li No ci-iANcE` iN P. o. RATES-

The rumored changes in Post Office box rates to -$6, $10 and $15 has been rescinded and tho pre- vailing rates of $2, $3, $5 and $8 will continue as in the past.

FINE CONCERT_- What was

ihDll8ht. t0 be the best concert for vears -was held in the -l. 0. F. hall,

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a furnace

Yes-it has I

Mt. *Stewart, St. .Patrlckls night for the benefit of the reading room

l and library. The program consist-

cd of songs, recltations and dialo-

[ giies -and each number was so well

rendered that it would ‘be nearly

that was better than another. AI- rer :L few brief remarks by the pre- sident, lt opened with rt choi-ns

_ “'l‘he Freedom of the World," all

the young' people faking part, Miss

l Corn Dongl-as, organist, and the

applause it brought left no doubt as to the -way it was suiiiz. Spec- ’al mention might -be made ot' tiie tw'o little maidens, Mary McAi<k- ill and Dorothy Duiff who recited, "In Fla-ndcrs Fields" and “Amer- ic-nfs Answer," each dressed to rc- present the different countries which certainly merited the np- ornval expressed by the audience. 'Phe club wishes to thank all those vho came from the surrounding 'llstricts and gave their valuable

,gissistatnce toward helping along a

worthy cause.

WELL KNOWN RESIDENT

DEAD. -The death took place in Malpeque recently of John Delaney, in old time printer of Sumnicrsidr-. who will be remembered by many

impossible to name any one part

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lchei. Thursday and ‘Friday 17t and Istii ins: at 1:i0 ' _.i

Hd at Lot 48 at 2..l

Summerside on Sa turday.-K

E er -Eugene and sister Gertrude who

Miss Isabelle PMIIIDS. P. W. C., were coming home from Boston

student was a passenger west from Mass. The funeral which was of ai ¢ .,:‘,t-

Suinerside on Saturday.-K. military character was held on Suu- » 7*?" " ft" -.

Mis Th l day, March 30th despite the incie~ _;, 1. 1', I- ` '_»-- ~ __. __ `,_ _,_

I ijt '* 9'9"- Reid 0|' ‘B&YVi€W. mency oi’ the weather was the larg ' ' " "' 0 'for fB°5t°n 0" Tuesday m0r!1- est held i`cr some time in tlils sec mg to Vis" f"l9"d5~ tion of the country both at the

the week end in the city.

Miss Mary McCabe. teacher ii

s Florence Callaghan.-K.

'1`he homo and ilamlly of Mr. and

s11u-DEBAKER _ Bun: up to a Mrs. David Glover was again shoe- s

B"a"d'“'d”` not d°W“ 1° 3 Price. 'ked and saddened on iMarch 21st See them at the Motor Show. when they received the telegram

that their eldest son Thomas Wil son had .iseed aw tr

' _ _ ' D' ay ins aisbourg,

M -i my »»

& Co ' 2-Us 432°-‘£1 31 b'l‘1\l`S. be -being the second mem-

~ - ' - » ber ut the family in less than a

‘CHURCH _ year the other member being Elinor

OF sc°TLAND_R°"~ lhe youngest son who so suddenly

. M. D 'Lamont will preach at Stan- dropped dead on May 2nd_ Tommy

h was a young man of sterling char

on Sum) th 26"] ‘ P- mf §° actor, quiet and lnoffeiisivc. sober

0 and industrious and u. general lav

D' m' an P°°f'l"s chmchf “IW 7 oritc with younr! and old it ca b- p, .m_ ` » ii 'c

truly said, Tommy had many

A SPEMAL BAR-GAIN on Thu__B_ inlsiiélsband nohenenIles,._(_)_nde of our

day at Z o~l._l0ck_ a_ _ ' oys w 0 respon e to his dies “ne heather gait sgigsiuflgr countrye’ call. lie enlisted in July 790 Shown in our R1chm0nd_SU_e8__ 1915 in the 98th Seige .Battery the window First quam), latest shades first distinct island unit, went over- mwse Bms__ Ltd 2503_4_16_2l seas served 28 months In action

' in France where he was wounded

on Sept 10th 1918 from ivhlcl

‘V01-“KAI IIS ROI. -two pieces of steel lil

his head, one of which was extract

Mr, F. G. Spencer, 'St Jgim, is od at the time. the other which was

_spending a few days in the ci|_y_ lodged in so fatal a place it could

not be removed not eevn ~by special

Mr. J. J, Hughes, M_ pn has re, lsts which he had consulted but

turned homo from Ottawa, which resulted in his death on the

-- above mentioned date. The remains

Mr. Maynard ol’ Port Hill visited which arrived home on the 27th

were met in Sackville .by his broth

homo and at the temeter The ser

___Ll‘_f‘_`_]""d lffls- J- J- Emllilll. Sum- vice -ut` the house was conducted

b ‘G M" lm” ‘lfl‘1Slli€I' SD0lll by thc Rev. Dr, Howard who spoke

very fcellngly and impressively.

“__” The hymns sung were “Jesus - » - _

nm.. A. P, .pr0wse. Murray wiiiie our Hema am B,ee,,,,,g_.. to alice their tobacco right od' the plug _ _

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Harbor lelwm mis momlng 0" 3 "Thert is a land that is

’ _ i . I Fairer

buiiine_ss -trip to Ilalifax. than Daw. and ..Rest_ S0mier_

t Rest."

CA, U. Lin R _ S h_ ' ~»’1‘lic funeral procession was pre- _

U 0 B. d c ool spent the md?" b . _ ' . y Major W. D. Jenki - l ° ' - ~ ,, _, l\‘ri[l.;.}k and at st' Louis' the gueem of Jos0l>li Bell rel>resentin_c t-his illllli .Moy the oonvenlcnce °f buymg then' ‘ '-"-1

Seigc Battery. Bugler Perry and

Miss Marion HM_x,|s_ _who ._ _ _ the pnllbearers Orin Bell, 98th

¢,.n(|im: ,prince of Wales c0lf0;;_ Battery. Robert Glover, Austin Bell, is spendmg the Easter hundivs Martin Ferguson, Harold .Io_rden Wm, hm. sisten M,.S_ D_ C_ Meow and Jerry Nlcoile of the 105th rode East Royalty, m0U"lUd~

‘The service at the grave where

Mr, .F_ (;_ ;§11y_ who has com the last post was sounded was un-

ducted n ,ai|m.|ng ,mSines_,, in der command of Major W. I). Jcn~

I H ld_r inhubnams a_ hlwing Eimimlrp fm- Um past two yeam_ kins_ Tho casket which was draped , _ _ _

. ,;“hl;§h(;d Lthe ..pmm.L,S5..b new__i_ has decided to return to Charlotte- in the UNI?" Jack was lwlned WP!" Manufactured Irnpenal Tobacco of Canada Idrniten mmm, nearly fifty years "gm He to_\;r_i1, Niiind has taken a posltl0n|i»<;__;;p_iw.___z;s_o__ii wreatliaqfil pgppucs wfteruards “oikeii as a coniposltoi £2 H 1"’-‘WS Pl'0_W1-ie Bros W ‘-‘dw ah 03 19; _ ehl li on the Moncton Times and Boston 0 Y made many flivnds in 'Enier igmfll 0| 1 BAYHUCI 3 I 95:0" dailies until his eyesight failing iii- "ld and ‘lclnlw ‘luring hi* dial ar ‘ “MUS S“°“8' 0"' mg

,, Y ,end Mg IM, GUN there, who iegrei his decrgion to bouri;,Sask of which deceased was .

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It dependaon yvur own fanql as to '

which form you prefer. -

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V\a<.-\-in VNlQv\_4M AN

The Plug is for those smokers who like ___

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as they use it.

The Cut Plug is for those who would

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amoking tobacco ready sliced for » the Pipe. '

4 Whichever you choose, you are sure

to get an extra choice pipe tobacco- mellow, rich and tasty. ' ‘ ’

Gianuiiar

THE BENTRAL GUARDIAN 11f,,§i§§‘_f;§§Av

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a l I cuiii-t-I`bz\uk - 0 Isl t A _ . .y. ,' W - r ` ' A l 'l I S T. ` ` ' . 1 ` f

t _ ' _ _ _ _ _ return to the city, o. mc-iniher ,also a. wrea._tli»<Miirrny ‘

either hard or soft coal

McClary'.1

~,. ’ ‘ » ' _7 ' ~ Exclusive ` ' ` "` "" \ "` /ll`rBlaslRlng

introduces

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flesh and remember his many cs- ltimable qualities will regret to _leiirn that lic has piissctl awny.

Els remains wore laid ln Si. Mnry'i-ti .einete-ry. Indian River, his kind pas-tor, Rev. Mgr. Gillis, pcrforinlngl ,the funeral obsequies.

l :po-4: M|r|ard’s Llnlment. Flelieves Colds.

, Aoroo-¢+4+¢+o»»+o»+»¢o-sro

THAT COUGH

Your izrand-parents used it. Safe, sure and efficient. Small tlosu int-ans economy, and brilllrs quick rellcf. Does not upset the stomach. Try Shil~ oh-30c, 60c and $1.20.

THE RIGHT SPRING TONIC

Every man. woman amd child will feel brighter, happier and healthic this spring if they take

Y the mourners outside of the district

FOR ALL THE FAMILY

Bruce llanklns. Boquet-E. B. Max-

`wr-ll, Iloston Miiss. iCross-~l’rowse| “"“ 5”"-“ l"“-- -“"""“Y "‘""‘"`~ “"'l to remark: It S really wonderful tea. l`his is not par- . ,

ict~’l{r- \I.ioI.co<l, ’\I:iinir~ ' and

ductor ami Mrs. Tanton, ‘Charlotte

Keeping. -Murray I-Iarbor. Among

attending -t-he funeral were Mrs.

town sprtiy~<Mr. anti Mr..-_ william; it “spends” For KING COLE Orange Pekoe is a rich ,. __

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Gordon iMacI)onald, Boston. .Mass.._

I.-Miss Elsie Maolleori, Cliarlottetowii ____ . _Q9 _ __ _f ___ _ 1 J - ` \v- \< ,i-_ _

Mr. Vernon Matthews, O‘I.ear§';i _ _» .-

. far” ,- _

,_ --_s '~ -.

Users of KING COLE Orange Pekoe are frequently heard _ : - :_

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that is necessarily included, but is clue tothe wonderful w_ay i, l ,, _ -__

iiquoring tea as well as a deliciously flavorful one Skilfui _ ~ "7

l enjoyment. _

“The Fxtra in Phoice Tea "

on the old faini homestead in M.il

we me ;<»@f~ of ¥_.___-2;;-;;;-_-;-5,2,gg;-;,g;§<-$3;-,,§;--3,-;;, J , , ill? .

Ey‘l,Zi_;t,?:(),_ Drf;¥%;c0a€ee\3 ,012 m 'boqfuct-Brotliers and Sisicrsl Y A .. - _ . -- -- : ., ~l‘ - . ' ”'

-- s Sis... -.tural Wonderful Tea . ». A .

I I /ge '-..~.f . ~ _. ,

. .i . .. , - v» ‘ ,,

sm ‘C,‘l'M‘I0m_mwn_ ShcM~C(m_' ticularly in reference to its outstanding quality although \,_ ___ _i -~ -_ » \

blending combines these two great tea qualities for your _ f

, / ' .if ./_

/.' _§';t_.`__, `\ warmedair / _ _ __ _ averlhejire, -'-'-*~ J .--_ i

_ / _ ‘ J and properly Unseen

59'( _ _ =:=&__:: _ il _ bum: mf! coal.

me iuvmutv no -_L-;=,¢...-~‘-4573!' TIT 3?-'“‘ /

SUNSHINE I

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A i. -‘ii-. t _-‘lf ‘ Consul( McClary's dealer and lie

, will .show you how you can be

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The St. John’s Abattoir

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Fuiznncs <?°l’i

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\‘tf_‘}i‘\ 1" comfortable In winter and sqfo / Q

_,-;_,§f7,{i;1,-‘ from fuel shortage. _ ' ; _ *' ~ .I / '#1' serve Ham_il_i:_on-s New

Perils

IIELEIIY KIIIG

' Your Guests

Will enthuse over your good taste when you

Cream Sodas. Your grocer sells them.

F; I f 1 ._-'-1; .

' I-IAMILTON’S BISCUITS - The Favor-

ites Since 1840 _ -_

Go., Limited I __

St. John’s, Newfoundland . _._

_$103,100.00 $50,450.00

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..-J~.,'-v\r=- -

solicited

If I rettuns guaranteed

., , Ah

I Auctioneers and dealers in Live Stock

lords on the

ll,

will’ »»t.rii» I . 1 M Y

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I Authorized capital N

$1-50,000.00 ' t /'

Subscribed Capital » Paid up Capital

Btlnkersr,-.-Bank of Nova Scotia

$3.75 a Palr

. in llack or lvown iloathor, made on two lun, one In

the 'P09'-lllr hllh too, and the other In the new ~Fronoh shape an llluotrdtod above, also a line of Mon'» Irown Ox-

Friliob in at ......, ..... .._............._:._...... $3.75

80| them ln our window. ~ '

R Pure vegetable luxativo t-cu it

ldlles up the stomach. cloanses the

blood and stimulates tho livcr.

_ _ Take three times ii week /for thrn

.E._._._.§_E £1 .r_______ 1 weeks-everyone iicctls u spring .yi ._ -_ 044404-+0-0+++o¢+`__ tonic. 30:: and 60c,

town, Besides his sorrowini: par-

o fthe Royal Canadian Mounted Po. lice Barracks Yukon Territory; (lcrtrude and Eugene of Boston, Mass. ‘Tis hard to break the tender cord.

\\'hcn lovo liius 'bound the heart;

'Tis hurd. so hard to speak thc

word,

We must forever part.

‘Dmirost loved one, we must lay

thoe,

-iii the peaceful grave's embrace:

Bin thy memory will bc chsrislied, 'i`ill wo see thy heavenly face.

Ono by one earths ties are broken.

As we seo our love decay;

And the hopes so fondly cherished

llrigliten but to pass away.

One by one our hopes grow brighter

For we know across the river;

Walt the loved ones gone beforc.

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The sudden death of Thomas

Glover which occurred at Mr. A. ‘

Coif-s’ farm, just north of town, on Thursday afternoon last, came as a shock to the town and district. The deceased who was about thirty

an extended visit to his parents at Murray Harbor, P. E. I. and was apparently in the best of health. although he has been suffering

wound in the head. having spent four years with the Canadian army in France. His death is considered a direct result of the War. Since] returning from France Mr. Glover has mario his home in this district and during that time he has made many friends and was very highly respected. A funeral service was held Saturday morning in the --<o>-----

SPRAINS

MIn¢Nl'o soothes and strained ligaments and sore cies

years of ago. had _iustreturned-from I

from shell shock and a siirapnol I

.Vir, William il\iutch, Cherry Vulicy;- '///~ *T* A' , 1-" "- '- -Y- -f-~ . . _ "\ir and Mrs Giles Jenkins. Mr! ffl? - 'r'-"'."""-_'7*:j-'j§7?`.'“_"' ,“-.‘f"“'- lift" " I ;

and Mrs. Eranklln Jenkins, Mr: “ Vernon Jenkins, Mill View; Mr. ig 'E ` "‘.J`__j'_\_ and Mrs. John Stcwiirt, George- ‘ _-_gijif _`§;'“:;:;"“_

Union church, untlcr the uiisiiit-cs of 'thc Great War Vctciuiiis' As:-in»ia» tion, und vi'.'t.~: til' a. iiiilitary I-lini'iiizt» cr. The t-ask:-I was t-ov¢~r--il with tho flag nnti with :i \vr»-:itll of flow- 1-,rs fi'Uin his iilll r'uilii‘:iiI| s, Ill-\'. 1'. R. Lawson spoilt- l`r-t-liiiuly ol' Ilif- four years of iii-tivo :~.r»i'\'i<-i- rf-iidi-r oil hy ihc iIt:l‘.t-:isorl in thi* (}i'r-:it War. “Iii ihv lmssiinz nf (‘uiiii‘¢iii<- Glover," siilfi thi- sin-tikvr. “iliuro is adilt-.tl nnrillicr iiiinii- tri our casualty list, just mmtlrt-r .nniiic for our roll oi' lionor_" Thi- Vt-ti-i= uns uitondt-fi in :I Iioriy :intl i-ziifli placed n puppy in the 1-:isli--t, und

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iilii-ii tmii of tht-ir nuinbr-r cnrriodland Joseph Chalsson, equal, . ilu <-:islu-I .siiouliii-i'-liigii to tho dc- Margaret McDonald. pot, \\'li»-rr- tht- i-r-iiiniiis we-ro shipp- Grade I.-1, Charles fl\lcClnsk»-_\': vii to inf- old lioiiii- at Murray 2, Kevin-r Mooney; 3, Maxim lleagio. l{:ir|ini', P. IC. I. -_-<-¢-¢~i-

~'-““¢°‘°_'*““ ::A Poo to Asthma-Give asthma. BEAR RIVER SOUTH 'hull n ciiunrn and It gains ground

Slaiidiiiu of Ili-:ir Iiivv-r Soiilhli-;||iirlly. lluf. give it rf-pt-nts-ti

S1-hool for iiiiinili ui Mari-h: troiitriiciits of Dr. J. I). Kr>llo;:i:'H

tlrndv- Vlli. l, .Iohii Mclsuzit-; 2.lAstliina Itoniody and it will full

lint-Ida (_‘.liiiissoii _ that-k 1-vt~ii faster. There is no half

(lrarlv Vll. - l. Mari- -Cziniiiliiill; 2, way un-asuro about this remedy, It

Cinirioue Neale; ::, Ronald :lists nm.-s rlizht to work and drives tw- ,,_,,.., thma nut. lt reaches the inmtist

~. . ~ .- -I hrs-:ithlng passages and leaves im (mlm HL I' lmmrh) Nmm' M' pl ce for the trouble to lurk. Ilzivo

Gvrnitl .\lt-(‘losI<i-_\'_ l°`rant‘cs Dougie "

it by you for ready uso.

-° ' For Easter Treats

GREAT lNAR_iET__ERAN PASSES D. .& F.

ference In price.

YOU WILL WANT THE FINEST HAM AND BACON

SELECTED ENGLISH BREAKFAST BACON-Mild sugar cured, evenly streaked; plloed

to the desired thickness on our modern cutter, or sold by the ball' eldo li a 4".

HAM8--Delicious with the flavor oi grain and dairy fed prime young porkoro-nquirg

no par-boiling. Price 25c per lb.

PICNIC HAMS--You will always erjoy than mild cured hams. Have you bought one

yet? They are selling int.

.WESOLD OVER 400 OF THESE LAST WEEK. `

They weigh from 5 to 7 pounds each, price 20;; per pound, I

PICNIC ROLLS-Cut from the aho_ulder, free from hone, no wane, Q5; por pgund,

Thcle meats have been secured from

I DA VIS & FRASER

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

And are out from oeleo-tad "ISLAND" porkon.

_lenkms £6’ Son

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GROCERS . SUNNYSIDE.

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ents there are lctt to mourn thc .i ,; _ I, ~7 . -~ ° , _I - - __ _E . _ ikillowiiiglbrothcrs and sisters: -Mrs. -0 t ‘ .’, _ 'q .~ " if., . ' ii- _ . ~'-P Waldo Hawkins, Murray llarbor; ' ` _'_;, .mlil - _ if »_,l ' ..\lrs_ Amos Acorn, Mill View; John 5- -`..._"_.....,‘_‘._.__E_').__'. " `l.'_E \ ' t ' _

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