lilo... rein havd so perfectly S

adsgid of discriﬂniiirisi mi . . arelecono ‘ca bgizggupsﬁgheir abundant ﬂavour and _,srrengtli_ provideeprnore cups " ' “tifthéspoiitidi ‘ " ' our. banana unsolicited-icon- surlnioir ammo

in half-pound and _ arteM-XN-Ind ‘ sealed air-tight pac ages -

_ A! Bu! Grocers {Everywhere

_ j family. moved to their new home in Searletcwn last Monday.

w. Lloyd 5.... mosque. was ll visitor to Bordon last Sunday.

Mrs. Prince Leno was" visiting)‘ ' hei- son, Mr. Wright beard, Bedeeue.

‘ Mrs. Chauncey Pearson, Chelton. was o. visitor toﬁedequo last week‘,

we. m. glad to m m. Wright Dean-l. out again, after an attack oi; LaGfIDDE. _ .

Mr. Harold Holland, Lower Be- deque. was a‘ visitor to Bearletovm suriday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Waits! Bartlett and

IPSTERS --At Hunter River 1m‘ ' mien ma. weenie m. and MP3-

_ James A. Peters. a son.

we are glad tdsee Mr. Rail)?‘ Campbell. Cheiwn. out again after _ his recent illness oi LaGrippe._

Mr. Henry Moyse. Halifax. spent tbe week-end with his parents. Mi‘-

” . and Mia Thomas Morse. Bedeqilﬁ-

Mrs. Henry MaoFarlane, Fern- wood, was a, visitor to Chelton last i Sunday, theiguest of Mrs. Charles Campbell.

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‘ l Miss May mnmaii. Mrs. ueiiry o.

'Affleck and son. Garnet. Chellmi. 'were visitors to North Carleton last

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GBe Your Own Agent and it i Save 10 p.c.

i - éur recent; discount sale has proved to us that the public do really appreciate a genuine discount

*1 FROM NOW ON

‘We have decided to do away with all agents, therefore giving the purchaser the agents‘ 10% commission, which

amounts toea large saving. We have ‘the LARGEST and MOST AR-

TISTIC UISPLAY of MONUMENTS on the Island

We willlbe pleased to quote prices on same or any design submitted to us.

CHANDLER & BELL

160 KentfSt. Charlottetown, P.E.l. ‘Phone 741-J. Established 30 years.

Cedar: _ Shingles

11st raids or damn SBINGLES I3 on THE urwann rum ‘

Nowlsthstiraotossonrsyoarseosorrrreqaireneritsot CEDAR BIIINGLBS. We have on hand:

mats muons m assonran oasnss

tun-iii . m,“ . Bound Clears (ileu- Walls Etta‘ No. 1's.

L. MyPoole & Co.

. hull’ Wlisrves Telﬂrlleheylﬂ A ' v.0. m s92.

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We are _ sorry to learn 01’, ‘MKS.- Horaco Wtillilrs illness inthe City hospital. We all hope for aspeedl’ recovery. . .

The many friends ct MPQ¢R§Y iCsinpbell. Ghelton. hope to see he!’ put in a iew days, alter being laid nip ior sometime. , ,._ -

Miss Gladys Lowther. Searlelown. has been very sick with measles. We hope olailys ,wiu.be out sea-in iin a few days. .

- The people o! Oholton ore busily engaged in prsctioiiigjor nfplsy. uinder the managozrpnt otithe We- fmerrs Institute.

Mrs. Thomas Moyso. CentraiBe- deque, ‘ieit for Mencken Hide-y morning. her daughter, Mrs. Wright Leard or the same-place. sworn‘- panying her.

Rev. Mr. Reynolds. Bodeiiim. bleached in the Church. Bearlelown. Sunday tok- ing for his text, the: "aeven sayings or Jesus on the CrossP-John 20-

Sundﬂy morning in the Baptist Church. Bedeque. the. service was monducied by,»Mr. Roy Campbell, lUheiton. m; text being). "ma. we all with open {ace bohplding as in e slassiiie siorvoi the lord. are <ih8ﬂ89d_ into the. ‘same image ‘Wm 810W t0 816w. even as by "the Spirit oi’ the Lord." Cor. 3:18.

i what, might, haveLbeen dserioiis swan“ hear-wed. “tummy evening, when Mr. Green, Bweqlmi - *5 Qlﬁlﬂﬁrl. with his horse ahd Sleigh, he en- countered a. wire fence, upsetting his horse and badly demolishing tho harness. ‘Had. ilgvnomieen for Mr. Harry Muttart. North Carleton, who

right again and doiliﬂ I"? 9W7! work. l ave six wn-upivto work for, so l have plengolo do. [also lined Lydia B. Pinkham s SanativgnVVasli, v l think it ls good. Butl owe in lieu th to the Vegetable Qlrjmponn , and l think if more of it. was 313M women - would be better oil‘. . I would ‘not be itho til; ii‘ twat fﬂlltgl more."-~ , iILLII Anson‘, 8 5 But Csn~ non Strep Hamilton, Ontario. i iDo you eel broken down, nervous; and weﬂc sometimes? Lyrlisil. Ilink- ham's V etsble Cnri-ipnimil l; “gel. lent to h at such ntime It always

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k Henri Blanchard and Willie Pltre. ‘Grade VI.-l, Aveline Gallant? 2. . Marie A. Gallant and Laurette Ar- ' senault; ti. Pius Pltro. Grade W.- , 1, Helene Doiron and Marie Blanch- ‘

TTETOWN GUARDIAN

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' ﬂuently in the city, visitirg rein-l

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be SuveVou GetThe Genuine

_ assisted him in getting the horse on his feet, the results might have been more serious.

We are sorry to hear oi Mr. Clar- les Black being confined to his home with pneumonia.

The Mlssesparollne and Panzie Carleton last. week.

‘We are glad to learn m, Frank Jewel. Bedeque, is up again alter his recent illness. ' "

Messrs. Alder and Stewart Wright. North Carleton, were visitors to Freetown last week. -

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Dr. E. A. Bell, Cape ‘Reverse, was a. visitor to Bndeque last ‘ﬂies’- lday, attending "Mr. crimes Black,"

Messrs. Colin Craig, Middleton. and Herman s, Carleton. were in the City Friday, on business.

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Mr. and Mrs. Percy Allan, Bearis- town, spent Sunday in Chelton, the guests of- Mr. and Mrs. 3381111’ G. Alileclr.

Mr. and, Mrs. Edward Gardiner. Chelton, were visitors in North Carleton last week. the guests ct Mr. and Mrs. Harry town-tor.

Mrs. Maicheod and, Miss: Muriel Gardlneli Klllniiral Bedeque, yvere

visitors to Cllﬁllbllvldiiliusiilldﬂy, hub

guests oi the iatters parents, Mg,

It seems as though‘ ‘the iccjori ﬂo- deque Bay will carry a horse and

Lower Bedeqiie, motie s-‘sucbessfiil trip last Saturday, _ But we must

is the surest wayhome. a

Hark‘. the breeu-s tremble With the sighs oi April‘ ‘ Bee her sweeping northward, Spring! our Spring! Lingering, still we love her. Still we smile and beckon, As ‘We hear the rustling, 0t her wing. Green the grass is growing. Babbling brooks are flowing. Birds, their clearest chanting l For the. Spring! Ali, we loo forgive her! Ah, we too embrace her! In our thrill of transport, We, too, sing! ——"C"—

---<o<>—--—- Jflﬁoi- orchieslir-a use a. harmonic-ii has been imienixxl that iii-i- cmi necied I10 a 'll‘0l‘D m‘ considerable length lio amplify ‘NIB mimic.

DUVAR. SCHOOL.

Honor rol for Duvar school ior the month oi March:-

Grade X.-—1, M. Ursula. Doiron. Grade IX. ~ l, Fidelis Blanchard. Grade VII.—l. Dorice DOUGH;

ard; 2, _Marie Emma Plneault; 3. Priscilla Doiron. Grade II. — l.

i! gpftherine Gallant; 2, Olive Gallant;

Bert Pitre. Grade I. (a) - 1, Eveline Gallant; 2. Joseph Blanch- ard: 8. Theodore A. Gallant. Grade l (bi-u. Rita Pit-re: z. EAIIwhdClal. laht and Boﬂha Pineault; 3. Clar- isae Blanchard.

Perfect attendance, Doiron. Ildelis Blanchard. Diliwh. Henri Bhxicliard. Gallant. Marie oiillant. Pius Pitre, Paul Doiron. Marie Blanchard.

Gallant. Catherine G llapt. Bert Pitre. Antoine Doiron. [elem an‘. lant. Marie E. moimrd. Clarice Blah. chard. Rtta Pitre. Bertha Pinsault, and Edmond Gallant. ‘ ‘ ' i

$03M Th” 141%‘ “PM imam" hurl: oi‘ n wosu [lliixliim two 1g lmlm; ‘grid

hl. dYtnk o l. r- eiesghtiy‘. will rslgizveﬂﬂu oynavgolh’. O

Bringing U p Father

"l" l!‘ "in lilm» mumiledtiiro oriinxlilea in. iilimrpii, ‘

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.1346 Rleliiiiiiiia st; . Charlottetown. Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at . lowest Rate. Good Strong Stock Companies

g iAgontfatigmmei-side, Lloyd Lewis.

smr- on: YOU MAKE THESE. EilﬁCuifEi IN A CEMENT MixsR? l NEARLY BROKE MY TEETH on THEM--

PARDON - eii n. < '57.»? Trioeia ARE mow- siecui Tgé

-- Mneml. Mrs. W. W. Judson.

GILLETTE FLARE. LY!

Rogers, Cheltch, were visitors to, i

and Mrs. Edward "itﬁllrdlnerfp, ‘i __‘ “ "

sleigh yet, ileum, hdoertwRollanii.‘ ‘which save fresh courage to the

not forget the longest way around" “"‘ All are sorry to learn oi the sea--

2‘ f lhl Terrible lliills ' Ihl lliisg 0i '

— M.» Ursula . Dorlcc I Aveline '

iiei- . one Doiron. Priscilla Doiron.’ Olive ‘

_ ‘rennin. saws

Mr. Harold Lawton spent the 1 wick-end st his home here.

l y, u: . . -——-- ' m.ﬂQYbBl'€ Jonas, C. B. 0., spout the weekylnd at his home here. “a. ﬁt ,- g . 1 '. roam. v. ciiney, and- emu, 9y yisitorsin Bownll on

tives and friends. Mr.‘ ‘Ms. Wilsonjaununerside, was a reeenevisltorihere. the guest oi

. --.-- , The following were visitorsto the city on alimony: Misses Bots. Gay, Edyth Lawton, Adele Smith. 1-0118 Herman and. Helen Peters.

~ Mrs. Ambrose MacMiilan and young sui, Oaven, spent somm-tllne ‘with the iorinei-‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll. Johnson's River.

ThQ?Y°““K Peoples League were entertained on Wednesday last at the home to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Judson, a. very enjoyable time was lspent by all present. l . - Mr. Edison Smith was a visitor [to Vernon recently, the guest of lMr. and Mrs. Milton Pumice. Edi- ison is very much interested in the ‘raising of Chinchilla rabbits.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stewart, Bay View, are very glad to learn that their little three year Iold boy who underwent an operation lfor appendicitis at the Island hos- ipltal, is progressing rapidly.

l Friends in the Old Land as well " s here will be glad to hear oi‘ the

‘rapid progress oi Mr. Henry Lind- ’ '

may. oi Glasgow, Scotland, now oi illozelbrook, following. an operation ifor appendicitis in the Island hos- ‘pital. -

j Spring must be here- the wild geese are anyway! a flock of titty ‘passed over Pownal Monday. keen- lng well to the Norlh~ cl‘ Bayvinw iCottage. Many ii sport turns brown with envy as he sees many

'iat dinners sailing overhead, these .

-.liard times.

Quito a number from the village ‘attended the anniversary celebra- tion ofMr. and Mrs. W. Wood, Haz- lelbrook. Among them» being Miss i iAmy Smith and litre. ‘Elizabeth ;Wood, who assisted in sewing. That lthis was s. lovely time ls unanimous. The W. C. T. U. held the regular ~ meeting; at the parsonage. The special "speaker was Rev. A. A. Mac- beod, who gave a. wonderiul address

faithful few, who are ovorklng for "this cause. Mr. Maolleod was ac- (ompsnied by Mrs. MacLeod.

‘ icus illness‘ of‘ the ten-year-old

"daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Brown, Mt. Albion, she having un- oergone an operation for eppencii- citis at the P. E. Island hospital. All hope for the little one‘s recov- ery. Thethree operations here re- ferred to. took place the same week. One is inclined to wonder who will be the next victim. i

‘ ‘The C. G. I. T. Group gave a veiy interesting debate at a recent men‘:- ling. The subject under discussion 'was: “Resolve that Winter Sports ’ are More Delightful Than Summer." The iollowing- were the speakers 1-» Pro, Lona. Hennan. Isabelle Inga; Neg, Sarah Wood. Helen Peters. These ; juvenile speakers deserve icommendatlon for their speeches. prepared and delivered in such a , ‘. ““ manner. The results stood l0 to 15 in favor oi‘ the Neg. My. iliittlejohns acted as critic.

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‘Tliisisedan, hie-rail. Nash cam, i; powq-u i by ﬂux-met. Nlwhjl-ylie 7-lﬁﬂﬂﬂg molar, has ~-iNuhi=.lt-way e-whgel iii-ages, 1m N“);

stralgHt-llne dﬂvel ﬁrs» surge-m steering.

M" luxuries of performance which ppliinqpxeiiisiveiy to Nash.

Now at a new low price you can buy big sliwill Si: S-psssenger l-iiooi- Sedam-a. car bulli- ln the highest standards of quality and rIill-zznerhriilisnt in performance-one or im-

Yoll can have this Sedan iii an option or algae-done in the new Nash (loop-lustre

Thll.) ‘ ' is upholslereil in ilrst-qualiiy‘ Save yoiirrilitliiley.’ und at the same time

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“was o: tip ouiigli. as , "I will never be without a hoiilii oi -ni.w»¢'i'oiima." l PIMO 85s. a bottle, largo hrnily size]

‘No.3 u only by The '1‘. Milky"); {ﬁe Toronto, Oat. _

""107 a ﬁner mode oi‘ motoring. Buy u,“ 7. bearlifNash Sedan!

velour, with inlaid walnut paneling and per- lodJnter-lprware in heighten it; charm and

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