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An Filth’) Company presents

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fU&m,. ltfiss Rebellion

Amazing revelation! All the scandalous doings of Umpty-—

EXTRAI EXTRAi of her Royal Highness. Marie Louise, Grand Duchess Umptia l d sour on Royal fol-de-rol, kicked

For when that little lady turne ve and a blancry-Well you'll say

over a nest of nobles. landed in lo lta a

Storm oi Excitement Accompanied by Gales oi Laughter

1w Piunoed into Qvieksands-Juse one of the big thrills In “The Quickeande,» eioond gplgad, of Th, veued Mynenh

"THE PDTAM 0F SWAT" Two part comedy

GERMANS OBJECT TO RE PLANTING ORCHARDIS

Professional Cards.

Willing However to Pay for ForQst Tr5ea Used During the War

J. A. MoEachen, Oph. D.

EYE SPECIALIST or 137 Grafton St,

‘PARIS, April 3.-*:\t a hearing todny before the Reparations Com- mission on land and orchard da- mage, Germany contended that li was incumbent upon her to pay the proportional cost of the replanting

pm°°"°" orchards which should he deLel-mfn

Sunxiyside ed bylthho difference between the

age o t a tree when destroyed and

Hm“! 1o w 1 and 2 m 5 the normal life of the tree accorrr

3161mm; by apwmtmw, 111% lo an official Aflnnullcement,

P - ermany recognized that com-

bo“ 353'?“ pensntion was iiue fnr the (I55

tructlon of forests to the value of the world destroyed or carried away and also for reforestation, provided the felled trees were of no commercial value.

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W.Miles Garrison,M.

Lets ‘Superintendent Chap. Dalton expected shortly. Sanitarium

Specialist in Pulmonary Tuber. E c

I R. n. WHITE

‘ Office 12s Brighton‘ Road

Oflloe Hours-2-5 p. m. and by appointment l The Gray Dort Show rooms if you are con-

Tolepholie 2S7

Palmer 8t Palmer

H- J. Paiiiner. K. C. H. l. Palmer

Barriaterl. etc, Batik or Nova Bcotia Buildln Charlottetown, P. E. l, Money to Loan

Mark RMoGuigamBA

BARIISTER, ﬁOLlClTOl-‘l, ETc, Money to Loan

Cameron Block charlottotowv. P. E. inland

Clayton Morrison J. P- Gommluioréer of Deode, Willa, llll

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ROTARY PUBLIC Prompt, careful attention to Duh- Wills. Mortgagea, ete., ATTESTED. Notes. Drafts. Ellie, PRQfIEBTED for non-acceptance of

non-payment. Tryon, P. E. l.

J.. A. MaoDONALD ‘Qiarrlatvr. belleltor, Eto. MONav T0 LOAN

ONIoO-Jilloy Building Charlottetown

ﬁr. c. c. Archibald "°"“ " ‘M

Graduate on N. Y. Poet Graduate will‘! l" P- i. island

Medical School and Hospital , G. S. INMAN, K. G. lyer Building. Great George ‘ ' Hours-Q to 12 a. m. 1 to l‘ m. May be eoneulted all‘ '

of a new or second hand car. All cars sold

ty. Sales on easy terms if required.

Phone 5.21. l

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‘Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Publlq Eto-

and Throat ﬁ I .' Telephone 2M Room No. 12 Cameron llook

Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nola opposite Guardian Office Barrister and Attornoy-at-Llw ’ - n-evmoniaaow .

A decision by the commission is.

sidering the purchase

der written warram:

l TilE cuuui GUARDIAN

Presentation to Mr.

MOUNT STEWART CIRCUIT.-

day 1.30 p. m. Sﬂlldtly ll u. iu. Mount Stewart 3 p. m.

SOUVENIR OF P E l.-Now is the time to send your friends an illustrated souvenir of. P E l. l-‘tty-seveu cents postpaid. Guar- dian Offky.

CHURCH SE-RVlCES.- liev. H. G. “villi-k will preach at. North Rivet‘ it u. m.. (‘llitlo River in the Wosbyteriiin (‘hurt-ii 3 p. ni. Kingston 7 p. m. lit-v. Mr. Wood will DIYBDI] in the. Baptist Church Long Creek 3 p. tu. Sunday, .\p~ ril liJIli.

SOLDIERS FUNERAL_— The funeral of’ the late George A. B8155‘; dooriieepei- of the Provincial Build ing who died iu the hospital llliv‘ weak i011}; mint-e “Vstlliiesiluty in .\l.lll‘l'it_\' |il\'t'l' Cetus-very". The iii- i-Puse-il wits u. lliélllllﬂf‘ of the Vhurt-li or st-utinuii, Aiior his return llullli‘ from the xvztr in u-iiicli he haul horn wounded and passed, ho pur- chased it farm iii Peter's Road and lust. fall married Bliss Juno (‘uryrr 'i‘o his widow and other relatives who arr left to mourn Lite syn.- pathy of many friends is extended

i Mothers!

Wi-ite for free. booklets the and ceding __ your ‘baby.

Condensed Milk

The Borden Co, Limited

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Methodist services. “uric. Sa\ur-1,,,l,,,r,,.d

NOW m srocx, best. qualit? whit» Russian. white file. red fife and Marquis w at, at lowest priires, A. iloriie o‘. Co. Mr. Henry 03:12:30‘, ‘for funny - yeni-s. u good an u Qﬂillllsﬁi" VISITING HER SON-Mrs. n“ [he Pmce Edward ma“ m,»

t-iry from 0n a viuli Mai-Milieu

oi‘ their i-

liussuti».

rlrdgtltlllr vol. wool: Light ii

lil 1922.

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Mrs .

tiunouutiing her famiiv.

husband rm

brothers brothers tlr

MOIi-‘TREAE

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Same patterns

and fancy dark tw $20.00 i0 $45.00. Sizes Saturday special ..

rind lreiie

arc mostly all xvonl cloths, iii ftuicy greys,

CAVALRV PLANS FOR MER CAMPS.—'l‘he Still Princess Brunswick liussaiﬂ Brunswick Dragoons have been notified by district iieatluuni-ters that. they are now tiuthorized to truin in cam? ‘MB summer up in sixtyflve pier cent. Th8 8th probablllt-y, will g9 to Sussex Camp and there is Sulllm mil; ui' the New Brunswick golnglt) Fredericton. llf the P. m. island oiso u-tivnlry) informs the ho expect, slmiliai for

Louise New‘! und lllP New

‘iu all

Lluuriliuu iiiui (unlit-rs will be issued sliorlll’ this province.

- -i Cl-OsED SEASON FOR SHAD

FREDBRlF-‘PON. government has ti ruin a. closed sens \h[1 5n john Harbour and River un

tltlilgliter Helen. Mrs. hloiitiglo, in Resins. Sue cultirs luivo been received and her deutli comes ns a severe shock tr McMonngle, a bright young wonlan

left here for the west taught school before her marriage. She leaves to mourn a sorrowinr boy about six ‘weeks old. also her pal-outs, twc

Mary hlitchillian has arrived in the wiciiim trolls. Tome.

to her soil, Dr. W. J

stubllshulgul. .

ecitial to main

Memoriiim

MRS. HAROLD McMONAGLE

Frank Bradley‘. city, rocelv oil .1 telegram yesterdny morning (loath of her

the sad Harold Mu k, \'0 part

Mrs. of 23 yenrs where sh

d an infant

and five sisters. The

e Prank

in (‘hnrlottetnyvti

Heres A Wonderful

Value in Men’s Suits

$19.00

men's fancy tweed suits only one or two 0

f the [licked from our regular stock. 'I‘licy hroiiuis, coils. These stiits were worth from 3C1 to 40 chest. Iiridayi nnd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$19.00

Pants Worth $8.00; Value .5.00,

50 pairs men's fancy mcdiu

iii, light and (lurk stripe

worsted pants, all excellent quality. Sizes 32 to .12. ivorih to $3.00. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pants Worth to $4.00 for $2.75

r0 pair turns dark greyycottou iwccifpants, good weight for Spring \\"€?\l‘. §\ZQS 33 to 42, ivorth tn 4.00, Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1152];

5 grey ziiid ntixctl twectls.

thc real punt for school wear. 8 to i7. worth to $4.00. Special . . . . . ........$2.50

Boy’s Bloomer Pants, worth $4.00 for i $2.50

tlozcn llO_V'S bloomcr prints in fancy brown, (lurk

;\ll good wearing materials,

Sizes for boys front

Those Splendid $7.50 Suits

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.l0_ boys fancy brown. grey rind stripe tweed SllllS, all sizes. worth to SL100. Spccizil . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.=,'o

Men’s Waterproofs, Worth to $36.00 for $18.00 to only men's heavy tweed waterproof coats, just the weight for Spring xvear. brown and fancy rim-k twecds, with 0r without belt. Sizes 3010 40. \\'ortii to $30.00. Special . . _

Mooieli. Mcteiiii liii.

119--121 Queen St. Charlottetown

They conic in dark

“$18.00

SUM~

April 5.——’I‘iie on on shad in

hilt] Ernie tr (‘liarlottetown. The sisters lift? Mrs Jack Strain, Misses Flor-rte, Bessl and Bliss Annie in Western Frieda.

on a. pension. | eeuiay a number of the en- glne-men of the railway met. at. gins-mun of the railway met at Mr. citiswelrs homo and present- ed him with a beautiful gold head-- ed walking cnno and the following address, road by Mr. J. L. Doug- las, Finiindlttl iSet-retnry o! the Brotherhood of’ Lncuiuottve FIFO- men and Engineers-l

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'i‘o iii-o. if. Ci-aswoll:-- Your associates, whiyiiavls‘ learnt-ii to Love, ilonor unit respect‘ you fur _.'t)\ll’ sliffllng qualities and upright character. tender you this iesiiiuiuiiiii of appreciation of your uiuiriiit; efforts h their behalf, and of lllt‘ uuse-ifisliuess with which you hurts liaboreti for the hotter- ment oi your foliowiuitiu. lli tlio tuorniug of your young manhood, in iho liigii noon uutl evening of life, you liiivp given oi’ yourself. or thr- ilettcrmont of your follow- oiien, nu.) nmv as ‘you are nearing the suiw-t of life. you may carry with you the assurance that you have gained the love, honor and respect of those with whom. and for whom gvoit have labored so faiihdullz‘. Since you completed your svork with cretliiw-beiiittlng the higu type of man that you are. you no tlcubt will hear, with glad- ness iii» oificlui message. “Well done thou good tend faithful En- gineer." With good work you have eiirncil the lieusltin which the C. i .\'. Ruiluuiyhi now extends to you i as a fi-‘ll/Bfd for illllv u-oli tiono. in leuvitiz your active vocation us “n-rlneor, Brother, {you may rest,‘ assured that you carry with you. ~us confidence and high esteem of the members oi’ tile official family 1nd of all your feliowinen, and oerhrips of ihouusands of grate- ‘ul passengers. who daily travel ‘his section of tho National Lines u our green: Dominion. it is also worthy of spcciul note. that amid the grout iiin and clatter of your busy liijv, you found ti-nio to de- vote to wivie Cihlrisitian duties, st-rvitilz its on uvtlve lXlQ-lllllill‘ of the "hurt-ii _\<\u lovo so wc-ll, having an itiiitiiug faith in the teachings u’ tilt: Blfllﬂ, particularly the sixth "hunter, tllii"v third verso of St. hlattheu", iviiicli sti_ys'.~“Sock ye irst tho kingdom of God and Ills ‘lghteo-isiiess and till things will no utiilvtl unto you." We note illill ll-llit‘ time oi‘ your iintiromrtit 31ml will be rue. of the oldest iiicn in active nGfVlCO on tho island Dis- rlce, as all Elugiucer, you also nave been gifted with u legal lmnt it‘ miutl. having tho facility of l>c~ ing able t0 PXIJTQSB your views ieiiriy and forrihlgii, for which cocoon, you have been specially zinpicil for couiiuiiteq work, llfltl still now Lil. the ago of 63, we ’iiiil you u young, niil mun. We 5Tb nwarti you have given tiliwarcls of 45 years service uninterrupted to the l‘. l3. l. Ry., and many years of msnibershin to the B. L. "Iugineevs. zintl we know it is a sourct oi‘ pleasure to you to ro~ ’lect on ilie growili and helpfulness of the B. L. F). unrl the mite oi‘ umney you have contributed i0 tho nurse has been repaid many times ovol‘. We feel you do not look iili.~ n 1min rnﬂired. you are spright- ly. nutl seem an young todu-y its wgen we first lcticiv you runny wars ago, we Mao are sure grout- rohust hppcaiantie and good healtlii ire largely traceable to lotir sim- sbluv disposition. and good fellow- ship, you never looked for trouble mil wits nlitvn-gvs a true friend. Per- sonal history: shows you were uu~ pointed (‘llilllllflilll/llllfl TPQBSIIFVI‘ if the ‘l. 1.. l-‘. for tho l’. E. l. ‘L, portion of Division 162 locat- ed in iifontvtou in the yearlli. iiurl ’hn appreciation 0i’ your fine pois- onaiiiy and immunity. is ceviiit-ncetl by your continual election to that. oliice up to and including to pros out time. any new drive .1215 ai- u-zivs aibly assisted by you and nl- wayii reulaiiilug B. live wire tit inneiinss and on the Jsocomcﬂlve oouiii put “Pen" ‘into everything. ‘ in addition to being on engineer of the first class you commanded confidence and respect o’ "" uiisnirnl do tinniirilment. the regard is attested fact that iyou sit continuously on ilio lnsurutico Association (‘om- zuittee, for nit least fifteen years. You have had rare success. in your long railroad career ns L0- etimotivo Engineer, having met with uo serious wreck or llllhllllﬁ. linv- lug. it iuny truly the saidz-"Nrv- or scratched pnlni." ‘Fills iii smite- thing in the Railroad gilllli‘, for upwards ni onrhnif cvninlry ll\l'f it is n (‘i-owning feutucv, to ho ziblo in liolil up line's ‘Curl, u-iili tho linst of lllPlll. right ilOWll to illi! finish. mill roiire with :1 l'i‘(l0l‘(l that is an tinfniiing tcsiitnoniul to your log-ally. no loss than to your sterling manhood. Bud your skill us ii Locomotive Enginct-r. You. iii; was true of so many of iiho vole-ran pioneers, t-otuninuceil your rnilrond career VOFy young, oi tho titre of 18. enteritis; service Juno Th. 1870, lininz horn March 4th 1858. boson firing iii '78. prontotcti to Engineer in 18S? rind continued so to present. saw tho hook mo- tion. U\'DBl'lGil(‘P(l feeding them tiiliow from the running hosed at ihlrhv miles sud hour. stood for hours at tender hrnke whool rowdy to sirin the onzinc in switching operations. Saw and ihnnil-vd the devoimrment of rallrondinz in the country’ from Us sntlriucnoss and infant-v up in thc present stain of ooiwrdlrv nnrlt, pvniwyion. and still rﬂinln tho active arid unwor- ful ‘haﬂrl. lhn shown. clem- nvo which has so well vl-rvod and Illlﬂlvl Vivi] iii-ouch all those years of rniironii w.._ = Your horiF ni‘ friends. send Qfhﬂt. 1n»; nnrl ran-I wfaliau. for n lone ‘nml ‘ll-mm- life ln the vino/wt nf "m" 'P“‘"". lﬂ nYNﬂ-v "*5 Hull's (i! wive- lnhnr. also urn holy-vi“ ml. icitniions to your oo-psrtnor in lilo

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Councillor P.‘ A. -sinitu also

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usual agreeable style. Mr. (‘raswell made a fitting re-

P19» ren gal

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HALIFAX. April 6--—(Qll0l.'ll.lOYlﬂ furnished by Johnson at Ward illltl

11 rind their expressions good will.

who in been your‘ and a helper lilo, and truly believe ihll extend the same courtoe as if to yourself. ‘

behnlf of Associates L. PARTRIDGE Secretary of Committee.

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Have You Tried.

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Your Grocer sells it

for ¢ , per pound.

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warmly thanking mo breth- for their tangible token of ro- of

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(Special to The Guardian)

t‘o., tbi- nloutreul Stork Exulntuuo)

Alt-bison Gar Foundry . . 8i ,

American Car Foundry 123-9., ‘ ' """“ i American Smelling t0 lief-in m:

C0 38% Studebtikoi- Corporation ........ .. 71% LITTLE 50v 51435

American Locomotives . Futon Pacific ................. .. . 110%

Anaconda Copper .. United Stains Siecl Corpoi-o- Lima Boy 34.1%

Canadian Pacific Rtllway

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Cuban Cane Sugar Crucible Steel ..... .. lifter-national Paper

Mexican Petroleum 140% Corn May tiO July 635,’, Sept 66 And today it is spring Heading ............ .. . 67% Outs May 3714 July Bill/g Sept 391i, Arid tomorrow it's not! Suotlieru Pacific .. 7lilé May Pork 17.50 -iWillie Smith. Si. m

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lion Kelly's Springfield Tire X K. l‘. . Viihrat May 135% Jilly 112%

York Central Railway

We Frame Pictures

2000 yds. Unbleached Cot- tons at pre-war prices. 48 to 60 inch sheeting cottons at 15c, 20c 25c and 30c and 33c. Single widths starting at

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iioniiniiing our EasterSale of Household Li n e n s---Sheetings-~- Pillow Cilll0llS~--Bi’.llS[lflliiilS, etc all this week

Prices have now got down to rook bottom and purchases may be safely made. Our special Easter sale prices make the weeks offerings specially attractive. _ i

FREE HEMMING

All Goods H emiued Free 0f Charge During This Sale Ulmlﬁlfe 0111' Prices With The Lowest!

Bleached Shootings at per yd 45c,58c,7 5c, 85c, 90c to $1 40 iélnbleachod Sheeting" for those who prefer it per, yd. 48c

u-cular loillow cotton at per yd. 45c, 50c, 58c, 65c to 85c. '1]?‘8%?D1'D€adS, every good kind $1.50,$2.50,$3,$4,4.85 to $13. Da e amask at per yd. 65c, 90c, 1.15, 1.40,1.80 to 4.50.

amask Cloths at, each $3.00, 5.40, 6.00 8.00 to 24 00 Turkish Towels at per pair 50c, 80c, 1.00, up to 2.50. Huck Towels at per pair 50c, 80c, 1.00 up to 15:20. Flannelettes at per yard 21c, 24c, 28c, 33c, to 50g: Clllfﬁillnlng‘ at per yard . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. 15c to $1.80 Curtains at per yard . . . . . . . . . . 85c to $16.00

MAIL ononns FILLED SAME DAY As RECEIVED

_1000 yds. American dress gingliants in a full range of pretty designs. A Wonderful value. We are passing‘ the saving along to you.

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Bargain Annex

Great opportunities to secure goods at extraordin- ary low prices. Goods gathered from every department. All plainly priced at prices which guarantee quick selling. _

It: will pay you to visit our Bargain Annex.

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