THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN s

i. Sport Coats Have a Daring Swing

With the season of sports at hand-with the general tendency leaning toward sports clothes, and particularly sports coats for every day wear, these swagger top- coats are timely indeed. They play an important part in Irresistible for sports; and ever so smart for general wear they are a joy to own. You can depend upon it that they are absolutely

every game.

detail.

In a lovely sliladow plaid tweed, roomy, easy, smart, leather binding, big but- tons, side pockets, ~ fullback $32-

A full length Veletone Coat in the rougher ﬁnish, is very handsome. The pop- ulai- grey color, full silk

lined ‘plain man-

nish style

A notable value in sport tweed, large plaid in brown and sand combination, side tie, big buttons, straight

£33k ﬁat"? . .7???’ $23-

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all prices.

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t WONDERFUL VALUE ‘IN SPRING COATS OFFERED Y: I AT 7.50, 10.00, 13.75, 15.00, 18.00, 20.00

We feel conﬁdent in saying plainly that we do not anywhere, ter value than we are this moment offering in coats of , - _ The amazing values at the low prices will g impress you-—and the beauty and absolute lightness 1 combined with value in the high er grades will appeal to

fashion-right in every

Grey is a very new spring shade—-here is a model in three quarter length, in veletone, silk lined,

a beauty at A striped Cameline—the cloth that New York is lall agog about, full length, ali canton crepe lined, full back, strap inset trim rat bottom. . . . A medium heavy chin- chilla makes a splendid coat for immediate wear. The rich, soft cloth shows a

dll l'd.Bd 1'- edl will? silko.

obtainable any bet-

Eastern Guardian “EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W- Murdock is now Guardian Ag~ ent in Montague and will be pleas- ed to receive news itenis, advertis- ing, Job Printing, new and renew- al subscriptions.— ti.

..'BAD ACCIDENT. —Mrs. Jae. McDonald. (Bornish) Monticello (mother oi Rev. Father Stephen) met with a bad accident last week by tailing down stairs. A doctor was immediately phoned tor who on examination iortunately found no bones broken. This was n con- solation to the whole iamily. She is doing nicely and expects to be on her feet again in u. short time. -—-<o->-—?

PERSONALS

..'James liinllartl reached Char- lottetown at the week end from Maine. Aiteryspending a short timo in the city he entrained ior New Zealand.

..'l\lr. Herbert and Miss Hertha Cook, Dig Bush are leaving this week for Rumiord Falls, Maine where positions nwnit them in the employ oi Supt. Myers with whom the lather, Ernest Cook. i5 fore- man.

..‘Mr. A. D. liicisaac, lobster packer, llermanrilie has given out contracts for some thousand new traps to various parties to he rig~ ged and made ready for the water. :-—--¢o->——--

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Soft crepe oi the satin-back var iety makes the eiiective sketched above.

blends perfectly with the down the iront oi the dress. 'l‘h.e heads

and the ovnl moiiis

smallest at the neck

like the iront.

is entirely snie to use, und

3 lieien Douglas Miss Taylor's Dept, Grade IV 1 Nellie \Vnlker 2 Elia Ross 5i Walter Walker Grade ill 1 (iiadys Mooney 2 Mary ilowlclt l‘. Helen Donovan -

1 Charles Jenkins

2 liugh McDonald

1i Mildred Gotell Grade ll Jr

Isabel King Lillian Llewellyn Carrie Easter Anna McLeren Catherine Burke Ada Batchilder Grads I (b) 1 Lester Refuse '

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Batchllder Grade I (c)» 1 Lucy Sculiey 2 Freda Solomon 3 iiibbert Jenkins

trock

The crepe turns its shiny side out and the gloss oi the material tiny crystal bends that make a design

are very tiny ones, which they trace vary in size from the largest at the centre oi the panel to the and hem. The buck oi the irock is exactly

zzi-lnrd and soit corns both yield to Holloway's Corn Remover, which cer- taln-nnd satisfactory in its action.

Miss Morrvisoey’; Dept, Grade ll Sr

Miss Mncwiliioms’ Dept Grade i (s)

2 John King and Eleanor Leslie Ii Agnes Hewlett and Walter

Western Guardian

.-8HOP irom Helium's Cote-lo;

-JU8T ARRIVEDa- One oer oi coal also car o.i ilour and tleed now unloading. Also cracked corn, corn meal and oilcake in stock. A. H- Aiileck. Albany. 2082-3-17-3i.

‘SUMMERSIDE AGENTF-Mr. Bryon MacDonald oi the M86130“- ald Drug Co., is now Guardian rep- resentative in Sumuierside and will be pleased to receive news, adver- tising, new and renewal subscrip- tions and Job Printing. Mr. Mac- Donald sells the Morning Guardian at his store. His Telephone No. is 12-2.-—ti~

zzAsthma Victims. The man or woman subject to asthma is in- deed a victim. What can be more terrifying than to suddenly be

sized with pnrlxysms oi choking which seems to fairly threaten thc existence oi lite itself. From

such a condition Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy has brought many to completely restored health and happiness. it is known and prized in every section oi this broad land.

lilinnnl’: liinlmenl Relieves Colds

G. G. I. T. Notes

The weekly meeting oi’ the Bap- tist Senior C. G. l. T. group was held Tuesday evening in the school- room oi! the Church. The usual pro- gramme was carried out, one oi the features being n discussion: “My Favorite Chapter in the New Testa- ment.” Aiter the business games were played- “Tnps" brought the meeting to a close.

’l‘lie regular meeting oi the Juni- or Group oi Baptist C. G. l. T. was held in the schoobrooni. Monday at 7.30. A very interesting programme was carried out.

The regular supper meeiiilg oi St. James C. G. l. T. was held on Monday evening at 5.30. The main subject oi the programme was Mis- sions. The Kirk Kronicle wns read. The meeting closed with "Taps".

The weekly meeting oi the Zion Senior C. G. l. T. was hold at 7.30 on March 11. The meeting opened with the regular lltilliﬁilﬂlllﬂlllflﬁl‘ which Mrs A. C. Sinclair gave a

demonstrations on Home Nursing- Tho meeting closed with the sing-

Piuy given by the Zion C. G. I. T. on April 3.

The Junior C- G. I. T. oi Zion (‘hurrh mot on Ninrch 12th, at 3.30. An interesting programme was car- ried out. -

‘ The regular meeting oi the Meth-

evening, March 13. A very interest- ing talk was given by Dr. Ayers on “The cure oi’ the teeth." The aictlvity oi the evening was in the; ltorm of u guessing contest. The lineeilng closed with the singing oi “Tapsl”

BUSINESS OO-OPERATION

The dawn oi‘ sn ere oi overhead cost reduction for the manuinc- turcr. The beginning oi a new ape oi personal comfort and nicty (or the country dweller. A plan oi co- operative n-erohandlz- inp that revolution- ize! all previous ideas oi dio- tribution

The co-operntive system oi doing business is by no means n new venture. While its history is rather obscure we know that in England *' co-operu- live merehandizing has been u success surpassing even the de~ partmental and chain store sys- tems oi the American Continent. From the production ot the raw material to the piecing oi the fin-

corlmnver sluch organizations as the W. C. S. and the L. C. S. carry co-opcrntion to its logical conclu~ sion. The L. C. S. (London Co~ operativeASocitiy) from a begin- ning oi n iugre handful of members now numbers its members hy the tens, it not the hundreds‘ oi thous- ands.

'i‘hlese fortunate people, shrewd men nud women, who know now to make every penny count, buy from the L. (I. S. who in turn buy from the wholesale Co-operntive Society and thrse menthers get hack rcnl money in the shape oi dividends in proportion to their purchases, which is augmented by the amount oi outside trade they can turn in by suggesting to non mem- hcr friends that they cnn get value for money from the (Jo-operative Society. Branches oi the Co- operative Society are to be iound in every pnrt of the city oi London. each n (Thain and Departmental Store in itself.

isheti article in the hands oi‘ the . 3 '

MARCH 19, 1924

non In! Cons“... lion, lndiglsllnh, Heartburn. ma,“ hen, Illpure Bland.

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I ' For all, who lead

an Indoor Life

BWRESH air and exercise areoi ten out of ihequestiomwiththercsultthatmany minor ailments frequently assert them- selves. In such cases nature is unduly handicapped and needs assistance. The morning glass of water sparkling with a "dash" of ENO’s “Fruit Salt” is the sedentary worker’s best friend-it keeps ihefsysltem ireolfrom im urities in a per eci y naiura wa . our dru is: ENOE. y 3g

Sniu Rrprurniuliues for North America Harold 'F. Ritchie & Co. LtcL, Toronto ,

tint-ts, and while this is nn admir- the outline oi a (‘ti-operative able undertaking it is well to re- movement of u revolutionary m. member the old axiom ior business ture ior the merchandlzing of ‘ success, oi‘ “Keep down your over- mniiuiactilretl articles. A p1,,“

that is the logical solution oi tho present high cost oi (llstribtitiou and prices.

head and buy right."

lt is just this. the Cooperative people in England had in view when they started their Co-opera- tivo stores to keop down over- head to let their Customers buy right, and iurihei‘ to, as itir as

::'I‘here is nothing repulsive in lillller‘e Worm Powders, nud they

possible give buck to the customer are as pleasant to fake as sugar.

‘the vnluc oi his trade. so that iew children will refuse. This is (Yo-operation. No other them. in some cases they cause jmvrpfetuuo“ of the [911]] pm. vomiting through their action in zit

‘claim; the idea in its true meaning, unsound stomach, but this is only

organization as thvy 11MB ill U"? Old (‘nnadu hns gone more on the lines the word. of attempting to farmer better prices

very interesting talk, followed by‘

ing oi “Taps". Kindly remember the _

odist C. G. I. T. was held Thursday

n nianisiestntizm oi’ their t-lcuiisim: power, no indication that they are hurtiul. They cnn be thoroughly depended upon to clear worms from the system.

in this Country we have no sut-h mud uny other scheme oiiercd ns helm: cooperative is not co-opcr- in alive at all, but a side tracking oi

Country. Co-operntion.

obtain for the in tomorrow's issue will appear

on his pro-

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What Will \ You Put in the Pot?

Whm you drink tea every cup should be a delicious refreshment-e distinct pleasure. But this demands good tea in the pot. You cannot possibly get satisfactory results from inferior tea. '

Now consider the small cost oi a cup of King, Cole Tea~a mere fraction of a cent. Surprising isn't it? But its secret is in the rich liquoring King Cole blend which yields so generously in the number of cups to the pound. It makes King Cole the truly

' .-_ cheap lea. From whichever point

‘ you view it—cronomy-quzility -or the wise combination oi both, King Cole Tea claims your preference.

“You'll Like the Flavor. " '

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to, cause convulsions.

not attended Gm“

and oiten death. Mother worm Exterminator will up children the" m‘ ﬂogging ﬂilictiond.

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, t t Following is the report o1 gm. 9T0 W rgetown High School tor the month

Fninclpshs Dept, Grads X l Grace Douglas

Apply M-lnlrdﬂ’ in throat and Also inhale. Minn-d’: gives quick reliei.

3 Catherine Mciglnnon Intermediate Madeline Johnson David Lever; Marie Clerk Grade IX Elsie Knight Enid Knight Philip Doyle Misc Morris’ Dept, Grade Vlli Wsidron Lovers '

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Ralph Dohllll Mildred Molina-en lildilon McDonald.

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1 Michael Burke 2 Remand Levers 8 Lawrence Betohllder undo VI 1 Mary McGowan ll Dorothy leaking

2 Helen Solomon and Daisy

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.,, . . ; . ._ . . Eye. Examination

Exhaustive research has revealed that at lent seven out of ten people nood glau- oo but only three out of ten wur them. That means that about four out oi every ten are In need oi optical oer- vloO- _

It may be that you Ire one oi the iour. An examination of your eyes will readily dc- tormlns the condition of your eyesight and w; earn- estly urge you to give serious consideration to the matter 0i. having this elimination

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H. J. MABQN “WWW MONTKQUI

Oiliu eonnoehljith Drug More

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Another whole-hearted ends";- men! comes iron? ﬁr. A. W} , enagcr o lilﬁlldﬁliiilfivciiim-ST’. u k ‘VI ‘been using Ferd

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Endorsed by Fleet Owners

In almostvevery business where fast and eco- nomical delivery service is a iactoigFord trucks have established an enviable reputation.

The experience oi the Robert Simpson (Tompany Limited, is a typical example.

The Robert Simpson Company operates one 9f the largest truck ﬂeets in Toronto, S5 Fords.

This ileet has proved so satisfactory that it is being constantly enlarged: so practical and economical in operation that during the past ﬁve years not a single car or truck has been traded in.

The prompt and efficient delivery system which is an inseparable part of this store's service to the public is largely due to the flexibility and staunch endurance of this Ford delivery fleet.

The Ford has the conﬁdence oi its users. That's why there are a» many Ford users.

See Any Authorized F oral Dealer