SAVIl YOUR. ‘LWINTER nus
And winter clothes of all _ kinds by putting them away \
' the least expensive and saf- \ er way to prevent moths from getting into them.
You witt FIN
N0 '3'"? ‘mm We have an excellent as- outioocws V - '
i v ,, ' pertinent of these bags at
PL-"lqiy in drugs s ub- ' 1
A -,.--ntiul to ffllLkG t VGYY 10W P‘ c95- SFIPFIQL); :1i"l:~(;lL'l|\C8. Doctors V
Lgz-Ommonil us iiiacituso ' -
they know their prescrip-
tions will he curl-fully ut-.
U-pded [U and tlint wc cu!‘- ry Dn|y the purest. cl_1'ugs_._.
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Ii you use tllelll you will f - find your winter clotfhes will be An excellent condition when you require them.
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in Moth Proof Bags. This is ~ ~
Use iuoui Proof Bags~and T
UNLOADING NOW -- Robin ‘lluod in ‘barrels; haltves; (luartors and eighths. Carvell Bros.
SOUVENIR OF P E lP-Now ‘is the time to send your friends an . illustrated souvenir of. P E l. Fifty-seven cents postpaid. Guar- dian Office. ‘
DOUGLAS FIR FLOORING». Just received direct from Vancou- ver‘. 011s car load edge grain Doug- las Fir flooring-Jam‘, Poole & C0. Coiiclly West Wharf.
HIGHIFIEILD METHODIST CHU Will Monday night il-p. in.; lantern lecture; Adults 25c; cliil- ilrcn 15c; Repeated wilnsloe North Wednesday night. a
S. S. CANADIAN SAPPER sails 2 from Montreal May 6th, She will be due Ctliarlottetown May 9th and loads for St. John's_ Newfoundland direct. Parties requiring space are requested to book at once. Buntain and Bell 00.. agents.
NOTICE —- A meeting will be duy April 27th at 37.30 p. m. for the purpose of taking into consid- eration the advisability of starting a tau-operative store ‘at Rustlcoviiie
OF THE ISLAND-by sending your friends a souvenir of P. II. l. only 57o postpaitl‘. Guardian Office.
on Tuesdayutt 7 p. in. chestra will be with us and every member is ' Remember tbte cotncert is May l2.
|LLLU8TRATED~8ouvenlr of the Province-best illustrated write-up Of-UIO Province ever published. Price fifty-seven cents postpaid. Guardian Office. »
ITV of purchasing that binder or
to-date farm, attend the big auction sale to be held on Tuesday, April
farm recently occupied by Joselm Baker, South Freetown.
held lirMnyfleld Hull on \Veilncs~ visit Lonsd-ale, R. 1.. and preach there before his land
ADVERTISE l'H E UEAUTIR
CHORAL SOCIETY — Practice The or-
expecte-d to attend .
THE GARDEN OF THE GULF
_L__.i_ HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUN-
ny other article used on an up-
Iith at 1 o'clock p. m. on the
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PERSONALS
_,__ Itev Jas MacDougall intends to
return to the Is-
Mr J XVadm-an, engineorxof the
The‘. are recommended by experienced l’. ll. l. ranchers who liaveifcd them to their foxes for several years.
we are prepared to fill orders for ton lots at lowest possible price
Biscuit ct, Ltd.
CHAR LOTTETOWN DBOX 446 Phone _ S-ISMJ
direct from factory.
imperial
FOX @6011"
imperial COIIOII fox biscuits are the product of whole ivbeat flour and cod liver oil. Tlicy also contain meat scrapes and arc rich'iu protein (muscle producing substance) and tot (host producing).
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158 RICHMOND ST. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
EN 60-
NOTICE!
Magnet Cream Separator
Petrie Mfg.,
Box 485, Cliarottetown . H- R. Archer, General Representatiye
Milton McLeod, Agent H y 55 Prince Street, Charlottetown y
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C0., Limited
All interested please attend.
Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must be in
cf the day previous to publication and before 10 a. m. on Saturdays.
ttloininciwaizii Hotel sington anti will (‘lass livery business, May 9th.
faction.
OUR CHOICE ONTARIO grown Banner ‘Seed oats bear a. Tug 0Y1 ouch bug as required by the Govern mmit Seed Control Act and as out lined by the Department of Agrl (ultimo, IFm-mers should see that they am protected in this manner. “litiy tho best" is a hiotto that I-vtzry grain gnower should have [or his wdteiiword. Carter & Co. deal erg inyliigh grade Seed and Seed Gratin.
“ Mothers Be Careful
Much of the trouble weaning the.bsby is developed by tbs use of a cheap and unsanitary nipple. The Nobility nipple is sterilized and is sanitary. transparent and
separate box with a red band on each nipple. You will meet with the doctor's approval if baby uses a Nobility nipple.
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Dr. it). C. Harris
Eye Specialist y
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t‘ I3UY YOUR ‘ SHOES BY MAIL
See the illustration below. We twill send you postage paid, a pair ct‘ women's high cut boots like this, in Brown 4' m‘ Black leather for
$4.95
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Ali_ sizes 21,5 m 1.‘ The Brown Boots have toe caps, and the Black Boots are made with plain toes. '
Shoes 0i Value E Rightly Priced
s ALLEY&00-, Ltd. ‘
Fashionable Fooflivur
é Chlriottotown, P. E. I. i,
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS --
tho Guardian Office before noon
..\v‘ii.i.i.a.\i McKAY, u veteran oi‘ '10" DRY in Nashua the 105th Battalion, i155 taken the guests °f
Scabies. Ken- conduct u first beginniitng lie solicits a Shari‘- 0f the Dilttronpge that comes -to Ken- pleased to hear that she has under- sington and will guarantee satis-
non-collapsible. It is put up in a.
Office, Bank vinces and from the West will ' ' _ make tihe journey t.o Halifax, gov- Bulldlng’ Charlot‘ ernmonts and civic bodies who tetown- have become associate’ members Office Hours otf the organization, appointing of- _ ii-cial representatives for tho con-
9 ___ vention. Dr. E. M. Desauiulers,
- Y5‘ M.L.A., the president of the Asso-
I ways in British Columbia, while
C P R Brownviile Junction, Maine is spending a few weeks on the ls- land. Mr Wadman was a visitor to the city on Saturday.
Vltev Jas MacDougali and his cousin Miss E Compton formerly of Bangor, P E-Island spent Pat- N H, the Mr and _ lititrs Geo H Brown.
The many friends oi Mrs. W. J. Wndman, Clear Springs will be
gone a successful operation fo-r ap- pendicitis in the Charlottetown i iljospltzii. i’?
‘libo nianw friend-s oi’ Miss Mary Stewart, daughter 0i’ Mir John T Stctvart of East Boston will be pleased to learn that she is doing its well as can be expected utter an operation in ‘the Faulkner Ilos-
Good Roads
lvlI)N'l‘RldAI., April 22—A nicot- ing oi.‘ the executive committee of the Canadian Good lloadsAssocia- tion is being held in Toronto today for Ibo completing of the arrange- ments for the eightih animal Good Roads Convention, to be lield at. tho Technical College, Halifax, on May 10, 11 and 12 next. The meeting will be presided over by S. L. Squire, chairman of the exc- cutive, twho has just returned from
I THE csaacorrnrown GUARDIAN ,
GUARDIAN
Spring Weatlier- -- Sudden change from warm sunshine to raw windy days causes many an ache and pain ! You will do well to fight that first twinge of
O Rheumatism Neuritis, Sciatica, or Neuralgia, before a ser- ious attack develops. No case is of too lpng stand- ing, no attack too severe but that ’ Templeton’s Rheu-
matic Capsules
will bring sure relief.
Guaranteed to contain no habit-forming drug. and to be absol- utely harmless t0 the heart, kidneys or other organs. Prescribed by doc- tors, sold by druggists, $1.00 per box.
Trial free at our agencies, nr write Tempictons, 142 KingdV" Toronto.
Local agents Reddln Bron.
ing as official delegates Aid. A.E. Todd and Aid. E. Bcudros, both well-known advocates of improved highways. Premier J. l-l. Bell,
K.C., of Prince Edward Island, and the Hon. C. W. Crosby, Minister {II Public l/Vorks, P. n. l. are two other delegates who will use both stemmcr and train in order to reach the Land of Evangeline. The Hon. S. .l. Latta, Minister of Highways, Saskatchewan, will be among the speakers while J. D. Robertson, the new Deputy Minis- ter of Public Works for Alberta, is also coming down. Premier Dru- ry. of Ontario, has written that he exports to attend the convention if his Parliamentary tintlos do not prevent his leaving 'l‘orontc.
The ilon. J. A. Tessicr, ltlinister of Highways, Mr. B. llilt-ltaud, De- puty Ministci" of liigliivtiys, and two of tho engineers of the roads tie- ptirtnu-nt, has been disputed by Premier 'I'llSt'll[ll"(‘illl to represent tlic Province of Quebec, WlillB tlbo Qnt-ltezi: Provincial Motor Iieague will bt- rtepresentcti by President A. 1.. Caron, one oi‘ the members oi‘ tho new Quebec Liquor Commis- slim, and i-lic (Quebec Automobile (‘lub by A. A. Pion and Lionel C. llt-tuiprc, secretary. ’l‘iie New Iirnnmvirk Provincial Cabinet will be rcprcsiantt-tl by practically every Ministbr, while tihe New Brunswick ltlnior League will both send all their members to the convention. John R. Douglas, the president of the Automobile Club of Canada,
a most successful trip to ttho coast. getting into line the enthusiastic
mont who will attend the conven- tion. by him and by Russell '1‘. Kelley, of Hamilton, wtho accompanied Mr. Squire, showing that quite a large delegation from the Prairie Pro-
elation, and George A. McNamee, the secretary, have also received many notifications of acceptances of the invitations sent. out, and both feel convinced that the 1921 convention will beat all records from tihe point of vlow of represen- tative attendance.
Premier John Oliver, of British Columbia, has definitely promised to attend. together with the Hon. J. H. Kin-g, M.P., Minister of High-
tlie Clty of Victoria, B.C., is send-
.: yer-ted into another now and bright one by using
, (TOLORITE
By changing the color and shape oi’ a hat it may look like a new one, and it will be
new as far as the observation ot others is concerned
A full assortment of colors to choose from. We also car- fl a. complete assortment of
SUNSET SOAP DYES HIT - DIAMOND DYES DYOLA DYES
Johnson 8: lohason
The Quality Drugstoro
supporters of the Good Roads move- I
Reports will be presented I
septa t.
Sold wherever good lobacco is sold
l twin. VICTORIA
Famed for Ito cuisine lei-vice.
Elegantly furnished. E2 rooms with baths-
Make it. your 110ml! l" Chariflttetown. .
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WALL APER§
DECORATE your LIVING i g Rooms by using a selection
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from our IPR-‘Yldid NEW sTocK of 1921 PATTERNS _. oi ARTISTIC t
i WALL’ PAPERS
t The LARGEST, 358T, and ‘I CHEAPEST line we have ov- \ ' or handled or to be nan this t " year. . -. Beautiful designs and col- . orlnqo for any room In the house. ELEGANT BORDERS to MATCH. v
\ Sac our stock. Got our é prlcol.
who has just come back from a trip to Great Britain and Europe, will head tiho delegation of ‘motorists from this city, while from across the border Col. W. H. Sohler, ex- chairman of the Massachusetts Highway Commission, and A. P. Sandies, of Columbus. 0., two of the best highway authorities on the continent, whose advice on road matters is always practical and applicable to local conditions, are among those who have definitely arranged to speak.
An effort is being made by the Nova Scotla people to get permis- sion from the Federal authorities to entertain ‘distinguished delegates with aeroplane tfligihts from the Government station on the Dart- mouth side, and seeing that the convention will bring prolminept people from the West and East closely together, and thus make t-he gathering a national one which will be of benefit to the whole Dominion not only in regard to highway matters but trade gener- ally, it is likely the necessary per- mit will be given.
The exhibition of road ‘machinery, with that of the Nova Scotia Gov- ernmcnt as a basis, models of roads from the Ontario Government, and a large number of films showing ac- tual road-buildiing operations with possibly the construction of s. piece of permanent road near the conven- tion city. will be among the feti- tures of the convention.
The annual meeting of the Nova Scotia hlotor League will take Place the day before the conven-l tion. while the Canadian Automo-i bile Association
i i f, l i l l I t? l i l
meeting takes .' place on May 11 at mid-day. .‘ A new broom doesn't sweep!
‘cleaner than an old one with a new 111F434 girl attached,
H When a WOIIIIIII tried to capture can wealthy husband she evidently] Jieiievcs that hi5 nlgans m“ Jusb _ii‘y lier ends. ‘ \
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::WE WILL GLADLY demon“ Btrate the Hoover at your Home. Ont buy It unless you want to.__
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WRI LE
82a led bl ~
otters Every Meal
Still 5C
WRIGLEIFS has steadily kept to the ore-war Price. And to the same hlsh stand- ard oi‘ quality.
No other zoodv lasts so IOIIF-COSIS so little or does so much for you.
I-iandv to carry-beneficial In effect-full of flavor-a solace and comfort for voun: and old.
THE FLAVOR * LHSTS
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VALUE IS
cars do not have.
GRAY DORT.
WALL PAPER DEPART- MENT 2ND FLOOR
Cor. Kent and. Prince Struts
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9 satisfy the purchaser who has MORE for a car is the past-while to him who has paid LESS it will prove an unexpected revelation ~
The GRAY DORT Touring C_ar appeals to a desire for beauty and comfort as well as in its simple and sterl- ing mechanical fiactors.
_It is a trim, well finished automobile, portions, with riding and driving qualitie ive among cars of its class.
Combine simplicity with the rugged strength of - carefully selected and tested mat PARTS WHERE STRESSES fair word picture of the GRAY DORT chassis. with the least possible interruption and keep, are factors prudent purchasers seek and find in the
Wnuvnnmpuqqggnqqlzflnuunawvvlvnnnn Gray Dort Quality Goes Clear Througthl
Price is not the most importantéconsideration in the selection of an automobii
The price 0f the GRAY DORT is not high, but it is
suificient t0 include important. features. that. cheaper
At thcsame time it its much lower in price than oth-t er cars which‘ possess those features.
. . . n will: therefore paid
of correct pro- s quite distinct-
erial AND OVER SIZE, OCCUR, and you have a Usage. tat low cost of up-
The New Model 17 is a decided departure from the lines of the former models-the longer wheel base gives easier riding, more seating capacity, proved appeanance.
We invite your inspection and will be glad to give you a demonstration at rany time.
Prices $1490.00 to $1785.00 delivered.
R. E. WHIT
_ Distributor for P. E. I. A: . SELLING AGENTS
MacNUTT & WHITE, Charlottetown WRIGHT & MANSON, Summerside - E. A McRAE, Alberton
N. J. NICHOLSON, Montague
Charlottetown Show Rooms
and a greatly im-
p, 159 Queen
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