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a ' c tto and Wool Mixed JERSEYS. zwd w=lsl"-'l>1"°'» ifﬂgflle: an‘): sredz, sliizes 22 to 30, on sale today-all day and 69c

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-II‘OUQICLIANIIO QUPPLIII. order now at Bruce's. 4108-4-11-2.

w. H. so... oil co. ' i purchbsecl by

ommmmuwm Irving Oil C30. Ltd.

Wholesale prices. Bummer-side, r. o. ~ ' A‘ ' “°‘ “" “°:_'ff“"’"”'”"° The Maritime firm" of Irving cm co. lItd.- begs to 43"!" "I" mm“ m ‘m’ announce a further expansion of their facilities for. serving the Island Oil and Gasoline trade."

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JUNK MAUI‘ HOP ALI for health. Strictly isomer-ate. 4000-4-8-11-18-18-22-26-20

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CHAPEL HILL. N. 0., April 17.-

‘rhn American College Publicity As-

sociation, tormerly the American An-

‘ lieail and lieallze!

Any newnplpﬂ- Ill! Ill!» anywhere in Canada. a. bold-lace headline remind- ing you that Auto Insurance is intended tor you. Don't go on falsely rennaurlnn yeureeli that Insurance in tor “the other fellow." It ls tor ever! car owner. It might prove I» godsend to you at any mem- ent. This is friendly advice.

WILLIAMS & BENTLEY, LIMITED

Insurance Underwriters, Cameron Block, Charlottetown.

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WITH OPTION r0 LIAVI 10W‘!!- A young women, named Cameron. wnssentenoedtotwomonthninthe

Prince County Jnii at the Summer- soointion oi-College News Burlaus. ‘m, you“ 00m on woman‘. will convene nt the University o! mom,“ by stlpmdhq mannte North Carolina. here (or its 11th nn- WW“. ‘m, “m” g ‘nub. vuued ““:l$°u:;:nﬂm';3;km m Ab at e10, the property o! n daughter .

be“ N wud Freda“ o, Wemwn o! her mistress. In pronouncing sen- Mnryla-nd College; Frank P. Crn- Honor m“? m? ha‘: 031:: ' ham, president oi the University o! m u“ d. h manna’

North Carolina: Joseph Daniels, pub- “MM” ‘y ” ’ “l”

“m” o! the Raleigh News mu ob the girl n chance to start n. new life server and Secretary o! the Navy un- mu ma“ Bu“ u h" heme m the

_ . country. 1n reviewing the evidence sveidzmgdgmzugglfvemz? vim‘ the Magistrate said that it was clear coach at “w Umvmlty o, Alum.‘ that she had stolen the watch as and R. A. lletzer, director o! athletics ‘he “udder” h“ “ﬁr” °w°d oi the University oi Nomi Carolina. h" ‘"- Tm‘ ""1 "mm" Pm‘

Approximately mo “us”, m tice among a certain class oi ser-

Thrcugh their purchaseof ‘the equipment and I goodwill of the Aitken Oil 00., Ltd., they promise interesting developments for the benefit of all

concerned. a .

,‘l'he living Oil 60., lItd., is wholly Maritime in ownership and management. v ,Their products have enjoyed sensational popularity every- where-snd the Island Public may look forward

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WATER. STREET, SUMIVIERSIDE First Class Eating Place for Ladies and Gentlemen. » Quick, Courteous Service. -’ Dine 0r Lunch Here When in Town. , ‘ MEAL TICKETS -’

Z1 meals for ‘ V, Breakfast 8.00 A. M. to 10.00 A. M. i Dinner 11.30 A. M. to 2.00 P. M. ~‘ Supper 5.30 P. M. to 7.00 P. M. and Sunday Lunches at all Hours. Ice Cream, all Flavors, also Ice Cold Drinks. Lobsters and Oysters and Fruit m Season. PARADISE CAFE SUMMERSIIJE

I 4l11-3-18-4i-Suts for 4 months.

TA IL ORING

Personal appearance means everything to you.

A Good ﬁtting Suit‘

ls a beautiful thing. A poor tlttlng garment really spoils your appearance. Call and see the dlﬂercuce.

Have your Spring Suits and Overcoats dry cleaned, the only kind oi cleaning.

Also hats cleaned and blocked like new.

J. P. McPHERS ON

TAILOR nun cvrrnn SUMMER. srannr.

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SLTIVEMERSIDE.

expected.

Highlights of the convention will be the annual banquet and dance on Ilrlday night, April 24.

Association omcers are Earl Silvers, Rutgers University, president; Kenneth 0. Hezzelwood, Hemline University, vice-president; Don. M. Oresewell, Pennsylvania State Col- lege, secretary-treasurer, and Robert W. Madry, University o! North Caro- lina, convention secretary.

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--_—-____._ OLD CHICAGO TAVERN LANDMABK TO BE RAZED

CHICAGO, April 11-0219 o! Chic-

4669-4-11-14-16-31 tor 2 weeks.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Enman ’s Drug Store

Ban reopened for business. All mnll orders promptly at-

tended to, please address to

Enman ’s Drug Store

This store has been thoroughly renovated and we are now ready to serve our customers as in the past.

Mr. Charles Arthur, a competent druggist, will be ln charge,

‘__ This store is headquarters tor Pox Remedies.

Service Is Oar Motto"

ngo's oldest landmarks-the Wash- ington home, which was first a tiiv- ern and then an asylum {or inehri- ates and drug addicts-is to be rar- ed.

The live-story brick building that houses within its silent walls mem- ories ot Civil War days, will be swept aside before the advance oi indus- fry.

History oi the home began some- time beiore_1863 when it was opened as the Bull's head tavern and became the hoste y most patronized by cat- tle and sheep drovers. I

Changes following the war sound- ed th edesth knell for taverns and the home became a reiuge tor per- sons lighting the results o! exces- sive libating.

The home long wasregarded as one o! the greatest retormntories tor inebriates in the munt-ry and city courts sent alcoholics there ior treat- ment. ~

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RUBBER PRESERVER

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DELAWARE, 0., April 17.--'I'o_Pro-

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i6-4-l4-tts ior 2 weeks.

FERTILIZERS

SERVICE llllilLlTY

Use your own judgment about using Chemicals or Mixed Fertilizer . There are many practical tarm- ers and other experhauthorities strongly supporting each. We will sell you what you want and when you want it.

When buying for boat arrival insist that. your dealer place your order with an organization which will deliver quality and high class mechanical condi- tion- We supply both. All our Fertilizers, except ni- trate and ammonia, are ground, screened and bagged in Charlottetown just before being shipped to you. If your dealer cannot supply you write us direct.

' Remember, it will cost you only about $1.00 more per acre to obtain your Chemicals for your potato crop from our supply now in Charlottetown than from 0112 supply to arrive by boat- Figure it out for your- sel

Our prices are the lowest. Our quality excellent. Our mechanical condition the best.

Better to buy from us now thanwish you had.

The Island Fertilizer 0o. Ltd.

Charlottetown, P. E- I. "Island Goods for Island Growers”

lessor G. B. lobe, oi the Ohio Wes- leyan University chemistry depart- ment, goes the credit tor inventing a non-staining age resister for use in preserving light colored rubber goods without discolorlng. The process has been patented by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, oi Akron, O. The use oi Professor Yohe’s com- pounds wlll make it possible to give longer lite to white rubber ﬂooring. water bottles, garden hose and goll balls without discoloring them in any way. These compounds are mix- ed with the rubber inthe liquid state. ___._i___ LOW ASKING PRICES , REPORTED FOB. EWE LAMBS OMAHA, Neb., April II-Rcporta oi’ low asking prices tor old ewes and new crop lambs and prospects tor tree shipment oi ewe lambs held over irom last fall during the next low months were brought to the Omaha market irons Utah sheepmen. The actual sale oi 5,000 head oi

Utah lambs for delivery at the Mis- souri river next September and Oc- tober at live cents a pound was an- nounced recently they said. Oregon growers are said to be otlerlng their lambs as low as iour cents with very few takers. Old ewes in both Ore- son and Utah have been dlilicult to move at $4.50 and ﬂ-year-olds at $8.50 per head with lamb at ride, it. is said.

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vant girls ,whc becoming "restless and wishing to leave without prop- er notice took this means o! getting what they considered their rightful pay and taking something which did not belong to them. Both mistresses and servants are bound by law to keep the contracts made between them and it employer and employee did what was right there would be less oi this kind o! thing. The Judge hoped that the sentence imposed would be a help to the girl in ques- tion and a warning to other girls. His Honor nlso stated that the petty thieving which has been going on in the town loi- some time was en- couraged by the parties concerned on recovery of their property refrain- ing trom prosecuting. _____-_-_-_.

-Mlss Eleanor Green lett on, Wednesday , te attend the Social service Conterence in Char- lottetown this week. Miss Green will represent the Chlldrens Aid Society o! Prince County-S.

Eastern Guardian

"UIVERYBOD! DRINKS Mac's Hop Ale. e 4608-4-8-11-13-18-22-25-29 ..'BRING YOUR SUITS, dresses, overcoats, “etc, to Bears d: Bears, Montague, to be sent to the new system laundry. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Shipments weekly, com- mencing April 23rd. 4755-4-16-31 .___...______

FOOTBALL BOOSTS PATIENTS FOR OREGON PHYSICIANS

SALEM, Ore, April II-Football provides the doctors with something more than thrills. ,

In a survey oi Oregon high school football teams, it was learned that 13 per cent oi the students partici- pating in the sport received injuries during the 1930 season. Physicians received $1,697Vior medical treatment. Others required no care. .

It was iound that 1,443 players were listed in 28 schools. 0i these. 648 played on lirst team squads, 795 were subs. '

_______._.__.. ‘CAPITALS BEST GARDENER RETIRES AFTER. l5 YEARS

WASHINGTON, April 17.-—The best gardener in Washington was rc- tired the ﬁrst week p1 April, alter 45 years in government service.

Charles Henlock, chiei her-nul- turist since May 1, 1886. has had charge o! all ﬂowers and shrubs in the District o! Columbia "ior 45 years.

His successor, David E. Saunders, has served mote than halt l. dozen Presidents. Sounders comes from a family oi famous hcrticulturists. i

-_-_._.__._.._ TRIPLETS BIVAL TOWNS TWINS

BLADENBORO, N. 0., April 17.- Bledenboro. which claims more nets o! twins than any other town its sine in the state, now points with pride to the set ot triplets recently born to Mrs. Lacy Dowless.

to a pleasant experience ofgquality and value.

The principal lrvlngiproducts are PRIMROSE , GAS-—more miles, more- smiles-Irving Ethyl

Gas-Velco, the 100 per cent. paraffin base ' " motor oil-and ioka motor oil.

Irving Oil Co. no

Charlottetown — Saint John — Halifax — Sydney

LUMBER MAGNATE TO OWN LUXUBIOUS PLANE

8I'R.A’1‘.l"O0l.D, Conn, April 17. (U. PJ-Priends o! E. W. Backus, lum- bar magnate o! the Pnciiic North- west, "soon will be able to play back- Ilmmon, ohenn or cords as they speed through ‘the clouds in the mcst luxurious airplane yet built in this country.

A huge nmphiblon, built for Back- us here, will contain, l-moug other luxuries a iolding bI/Ok-“JIIIHOXI board with built-in pockets for dice,

A Word For Ourselves

O. E. MMKIINZIE

1n convermtion with n traveller not long ago, on conditions as we have them here, it was remarked by the traveller. "You have n. wonderful country but strange to me I seldom or never hear you folks say a good word 10x home.

1s this as it should be. are we really loyal to this wonderful coun- try in which we live? Now, really, don't you think that the vast major- ity of our people would be rather cross l! any utsider said anything against our country? I think we should be and justly so, but are we doing everything we should to tur- thcr, tho success oi’ this our horne- land? _

How about those United Stale- magazines we buy when we should be getting the ones which are print- ed at home? \_

Now that spring is here ‘and ul classes are settling down to work ancli people generally are getting squared away for another seasons operations let us all have a good word to say tor our own country and the goods manufactured at home. ' ‘Ibo long have tcreign papers and mags: turned the eyes oi many oi our people, in "tar away pastures that always look green," end hsvr caused too many to torget about chi advantages that the homeland elon PUSBSSQS. ' We have problems, -ot course v _ have? Every growim country he l problems; these are signs oi’ liie an- arowui. The great thing ioi- all c! o ‘ is helping our homeland to mak- swdinthintiyingtimenndbyen- dwvcﬂnztehelpinitngrowthten tuller and greater lite in culture, in- dustry. population BM ilNlPcrity.

A good word tor the home land. nwlndthmwiliwaendorsnsw Spirit and help us one end all to see our own country an it really is-e wondcrlul heritage for we an n nwnlcfcoulvynoddeveloiamus say "a word tor otu-nelvl.”

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WASHINGTON, April l5 (U. P.)- The dreaded spotted lr-"er ha: an-

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peered in the eastern and southeast- ern states, according to the Public Benlth Service. Spotted lever Wll hitherto thought to exist only in the western states particularly in the Rocky Mountain area.

Spotted lever is a disease spread by the bite o! lice and is considered quite severe. Death runs irom s0 to 90 percent with the disease in the Roch Mountain area. The disease, however, Public Health Service ome- ials say has not spread tar in the east and southeast.

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