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w: HAVE on THE WAY and due to arrive within the next few dﬂys. two cars flour and feeds, on which we will give special prices for casn while unloading off cars, Campbell and Gillie.

THE GARDEN OF THE GULF lLLLU8TRATED—-Souvenir of the Province-best illustrated write-up of the .Province ever published. Price fifty-seven cents postpald. Guardian Office.

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8. S. CANADIAN BAPPER sails fromyMontreal May 6th. She will be due Dharlotlewwn May 9th and loads for ‘St John's’ Newfoundland direct. Parties requiring space are requested to book at once. Buntain and Bell Co.. agents.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS — Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must lbs in the Guardian Office before noon or the day previous to publication and before 10 a. m. on Saturdays.

ADDRESS ON “MISSIONARY work among the Indians and Esk. imos" illustrated by lantern slides in lSt. Peter's Parish Hall, Monday at 8 p. m. Collection for Wom_ en's Auxiliary.

dian government steamer Aron-l more. which it will be remember ed ran ashore ion the Larbrailor coast some time ago while carry- ing supplies from ‘Charlottetown to the llighthouse stations on the coast is now fitting out at Sol-ell When these repairs are completed the steamer will colne to Charlot- tetown where she will be stationed

A SOCIAL EVENT — A regular meeting of the Toronto Travel Club was held at the homo of Mrs. H. Pentecost on~Huron Street. To ronio; iMrs Kersteman Wood, pre siding. Mrs. F. W. Lukcs gave n synopsis of current events. Mrs. Evan Gray read a. most interest‘

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ONION ‘SETS and Shallots choice quality at Carter's ‘Bead Store.

ADVERTISE THE GEAUTIBS OF THE lB-LAND-by sending your friends a souvenir of P. . l. only 57c postpaid. Guardian Office.

SPENOER SWEET PE-AB. large flowering, best in cultivation at" Carter's Seed Store.

NOTICE TOADVERTISERB — Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements. must be in the Guardian Office before noon of the day previous to puhlicatlonl nnd before 10 a.\_m. nu Szilurrlilysf.

REMEMBER THE SALE by pub-i lic Auction at 12 o'clock noon Tues day the 19th, of April instant of the late W. W. Clark's property corner of Richmond and Weymouth Streets facing l-lillsburough Square R. Bearisto, Auctioneer. {ii-

IN MEMORIXM

DANIEL MOONEY

Died suddenly at Iona on Aiprll 12th, Daniel Mooney at the early: age of 27. Dannie, as his friends! knew him. was a. young man of‘ sterling character_ and was very popular throughout the settlement. He leaves to mourn besides a sor- rowful imother, the following sis- ters; Mrs. James Mionrisey, Char iottetown; Mrs. Dominic Sharks). . Y.; [Mira Peter Trainer, Springfield. P. E. l. and one llﬂ

ther, Patricio in tho West. The funeral toolk place on Thursday the 14th inst and vwns largely attended showing» the esteem in which the deceased was iheld_ The pail bearers were; Wilfred Mooney; Wilfred lMoKenna; lMichael Morri- Rey; Joseph Mooney; Ernest Mc- tague and Stephen MlcCabe. May his soul rcst in peace.

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At Meadow Bank. March 26th. i921, the angel of death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken:- ford K. Scott and claimed for its victim their darling baby boy aged 9 months and 26 dayﬂ- GIIPTW-lil was a bright and Winsome little fellow always ready to smile and

his sorrowing parents one little brother to whom he was very mucn attached. All that kind and loving nursing could do was done but God willed otherwise and his gentle little spirit peacefully passed away at an early hour. The funeral services were conducted at the home and grave by the Rev. Mr. Mellick and all that was mortal of little Garfield was tenderly laid to rest in Cornwall Cemetery. Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the

kingdom of Heaven. i

of‘ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Macllin- non of IChurchili. was only threu years and two ‘months when he

lug paper on “Churches of North- crn Italy" The musical pro gram arranged lhyMrs. H. E. Bell included pianoforte numbers -by' Miiss Muriel ‘Stevenson and song-cl by -Miss Constance Whear of Char lottetown_ accompanied by Miss Doris Knight. Tea was served by, Mrs Carroll and Mrs. Clarke, as- sisted by lMrs. Beverly Robinsonl and Miss Roberta. Pentecost i

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‘he 01d Gardener Say

When you buy your gar- den tools include a common‘ I masons trowel. You will‘ I ‘find i-t very useful in weed-

lnl and transplanting. In many walyl; it ls better than an ordinary garden trowel. Include a potato hook also even though you may not grow any potatoes, for there is no better tool to use in numvsting around small plants, either in the veget- able garden or the flower _ garden.

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WHAT ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN TRAVELLERS IN ‘CANADA SAYS‘

“Now I am going to give you an unsolicited testimonial, as they say in the patent medicine advertising liorctofore I have had a profound contempt for patent medicines, par- ticularly so-cailcd llnimcnts. Per- this is due to the reason that i have never been ill e. d life. Ono day last: fall after a hard day's tramp in the slush of Mont- real. I developed u severe PM" l" my legs and of course like a man who has novcr had anything wrong with him physically, I complained rather bcisterously. The good little wife says: ,'I will rub them with liniment I have." “Go ahead." I said. just to humor hor. “Well. in she comes with o. bottle of MINARUS LINIMENT and gets busy. Believe me the pain disalwsﬂfﬂil a 56W mill" ates after. and you can tell the ‘orld T said an." l‘ (Signed) FRANK JONES, Montreal

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passed away on Dec. 6th_ 1920; calmly and itrustfully testifying to his entrance into the heavenly h-ome. l lit is rarely that the death of one so young evokes such widespread interest and tender sy-mpathy_ Little George won for himself in the affections of a wide circle of acquaintances a place and promin- ence far beyond his years. His little mind was so lively and his simple sayings clung to one’s mind with a haunting tenderness. For this reason his last words and his clear impression that he was goinr home. were so effecting. He ne- ver had been robust, but very shortly before he died. he spoke of his going home with a clearness that no earthly thoughts could have given lhim. Although so ummc he took a deep interest in the things of God exempllfyinl! fully that yearning for Divlnn things which has been noted in some children destined for an ear!»- departure from this world. He was conscious to the last. and whispered touching words of love and farewell even to a little nelgh-= bor boy. Then saying to his son, rowing parents that he wished to. go home. he peacefully slept in!

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wise and prudent, and revealed‘ them unto Ibnlbee; even so Father,‘ for so it seemed good in Thy sight

ll-le leaves to mourn a. father and! mother and two other children. l

The funeral service was conduct ed by his pastor, the Rev. D. M. Lamont. Sincere sympathy is ex ended to the IlJBPBSNOd family.

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Much of the trouble weaning the baby is developed by the use of a cheap and unsanitary nipple. The Nobility nipple is sterilized and is sanitary, transparent and non-collapsible. It is put up in a separate box with a red band on each nipple. You will meet with the doctor's approval it baby uses a Nobility nipple.

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dreadful disease. Some of them ,have sewed four years or marl- Ioverseas, and have. returned '0 their native province to find m lhave to leave their homes, and m: ithat is near and dear to than .:.- order to receive treatment.

I suggest that it is the duty or" lthe present government tu [nin- .some steps to re-open th» illlllvll. [sanatorium and have rho. int-ll. Itreated in their native 1...". i Thanking you kindly U‘ _- valuable space_

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EX-PATiENT. —---—-<-6¢---- i The teacher we» wklllitililill" filings to the boys in his cfasa. ‘For instance, I want to introduce water into the house. I turn it on. The, pipes anl every convenience are in order. but I get no water. Can any Iofvyou tell mc why?" He expected‘ the children to say that it was be- cause he had not made u connect- ] ion with the main in the street. The lboys looked perplexed. They could not see why the water should re- l fuse to run into hi Premises after. =such faultless plumbing. "Can no one tell me what I have nezlectedT’.

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the many wondering faces bowed down by the weight of theproblemd "I know," squleaked one boy at last.| "You don't pay up." l

The steam launch belonging to a battleship sprung e. leak and sunk rapidly. Near by an old seamen was leisurely. rowing a lmut. but made no attempt to 80 l0 l-lle 1'93 ' cue. The launch's crew managed to swim to the boat. and as they sc-l rambled on board one of them said to the oatsman: “Why 0n earth didn't you come 1,0 the rescue’!

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in the recent local Highland games. .

The first event on the programme was the half-mile, and of eight iun- ' ners Dugald finished 918M. “Dull-m- , Dugaid.‘ said a fellow Boot, "wiry do you not run faster?" "Run fal- ter!" he said scornfully, "an' me reservin’ masel for the bI-Bllllle 00m petition."

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