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l \ -IT PAYS to buy in this .Provlnce‘. -THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

“ -__ lean be obtained at Lafferty’s Tonsor-

* MT)zURCi-IASE8 FARhiiI.- Mr. Allan ial Parlors, Suumnerside.

-i f c ugall, New Domin on has pui- ---

\ \\ can-en from Mr. Jenn w. Livingston --Mn. w. K. M¢co'ueAN is Gnar-

T O O K. COLLAR

15 cslvrs iucu

S postponed annual meeting of the Tr

-POSTPONED MEETING- '|`h

at Zp in I-` G Lang Sec‘y

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M/titans MoN'riu~:/tt. -°"23`3‘9M‘"-

. TOOKE BROS. LIMITE

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|Superior Brass

_ Goods

- Arli<:lt~..~r of rnrt'

iimtiiiy und cr- oryslay uliliiy nrt-

. :drown In eurdis-

piuy of brass gourls.

Stuntls, jairtli

iilercs. liowls. t'\lspltl`0rs. fern pots. You will like thu showing.

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l -KENSINGTON GETS “THE A

racing stallion "The Abbegeweit" in barter for Seymour Dillon, with M 'I`l\ornc nl' (‘hai'lotte`town. It will b rciiit-n\Iicrt‘.d that the Abbegewcit too

pacing- if-.cord three years nge, whlc

writing. This makes the fourth hors'

o[ ln-r tacos, and bids fair to ran with the spcediost.-K.

-ST. PATFllCK'S AT EMERALD.

that fins old farm. known as the ltien- diau representative in Sumnxerslde. dow Bank homestead. He is to be con- --- gra-tulated on making a very fine bar- -INTERESTING LECTURE.-On gain.

Thursday evening Dr. Robert Robin- son, of Calgary who is on -his way

o home from the front, where he spent

y- it year and a half with R. A. M. C.

on Dairying Company will be held in lectured before the Prince Co.. Medl- the crearnery on Tuesday, March 13th, cal Association in the Prince County

Hospital Parlors on the uses of poisc-n gases in war by the Allies and the enemy. The Dentists of _Summegside the Hospital Trustees

d and Stall' were resent invitation

S - . _ _ . . D l)\' . will put on a big concert on St. Put-fHe described nilnutely and entertain- rick‘s evening, March 17. Proceed.-' ii l- th- . will bc in aid of the Patriotic Fund. H3565 Bild their effects. Dr. J. P.

4750_ McNeill. President of the Association

ig 3, c constituents of the various

presided and at the close tendered a vote of thanks. moved by Dr.'A.

. McNeill, seconded by Dr. Tanton and

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'BEGEWEIT".-Mr. Hugh Morrison of hiltlrtlly supported by llrsl Jardine Kensington has acquired the famous and McPhee. MHYOI’ M0F\'iH0¥\- HOU- A-

R E. Arscnault and Mr. Charles Hensley.

r_ Dr. Itobinsc-u with his wife. is spcntl-

¢- ing n holiday with his fatltcr-ln-lnw. k Mr. Thomas L. l-Iinton bcl'orc return-

the two your old Maritime Province U18 10 CHlSHl‘i‘--(L

it -

_ hun not been broken nt. the present -HUCKEY-MATCH AT KENSING-

4, TON.-A large number ot` spectators

with "mul" specs nwnnti in the ~rnu~ njltnvf-Sed thc' same' of lioelwv In the <l_v's Lund' section of Kensington. B. 5011511131011 ODE" Ulf Fink on Satur- \\'_ Mt-Arthur owns Baby Logan :intl ‘lay lllflllt MEN'-li ilrtl. between Bed-

(-un HL lponcy BOL Joseph sheen owns the eque and Kensington teams. The vis-

lpromising Boston mare Nellie John-

' & son, which made beter time in each ui the "H1511 \J0il1lZ 6 I0 4. The Bed-

lting team was defeated. The score

k cque team was far tlte heavier in point

of avolrdnpols, but cou‘ldn‘t seem to get as many foobpotinds of energy on

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"""! U10 “DUCK” as their lighter antagon-

Farm for Sale

l offer by private sale. the

two valuable farms of the Lat

‘ ists, Bedcque played a gentlenianiy

consistently steady game. but the sped 1110111-*ll* (lashes and combination plays of Frank Pidgeon and Leighton Rog- ers were too nnich for them. The gome was devoid of any rough tactics al tliougli one of the lledoque players

E nccldently get a nasty cnt over the

Thomas Glover' asl find it necessary to dispose of these farms at ere I" H mlxnr- The Kensington boys once in order to pa all my attention to the mercantile business "”“""‘ the B°‘1°‘l“‘= tem" 1° SUPP"

at O'Leary in which lam interested and where Iintend to move a

OHCC. ~ _

t at the Commercial Hotel after the

game was over. The Bctlcque team brought a. strong following of “i'ans" with them to witness the game

These properties consist of 90 acres all under the very best of 1<.n..|..g..,.._G0,._|, Lynn.; -pm, pml

cultivatiomwith the exception of about two acres of swamp wit shore frontage _(Bedeque Bay) and all suitable outer buildings in good repair with one ofthe best Farm Houses in the province

fitted with bath and sewerage.

Also have the advantage of town schools, churches, stores an

Post Office as it is only a few

town and yet clear of town taxes, and situated in the right spot t

1'] eon' C. Point Ro ers' Centre Sl

S . _ . g , , mp- son; ll. Wing. \\'oods‘ido; I.. Wing. Pidgeon. Bedcque-Goal, Calbeck;

' Point, Bowness; (T. Point, (`-lnrk; Cen-

tre, Condon; R.; Wing. Sudsbury L Wing, McQuarrle Referee ond Judge

d ol play Lloyd Lewis.-K. I -

minutes walk to the centre of the, _..._

catch the early and one of the best markets in the Province.

If these farms are not sold by private sale beforethe 24th, oi ing picture tnentre tit Kensington nn

March, they will be ut u at Public auction on the 26th, at th

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hour of 12 o’clock noon sharp.

For further particulars apply on the premises or write.

4718-3-i\.\l4lthci1 thu S tu thu fri Gi.

VERNON MATTHEW

Summerside. P. E.

0 _-PATRIOTIC CONCERT AT KEN-

SINGTON.-An exceptionally fine con- cert was held in the "Strand" mov-

¢ Wednesday evening Feb. 28.’I`he con-

cert was gotten up by the Kensington Women-`s_ Patriotic Asociation, ably as- sisted by their sisters from New An- nan, who put on the comedy called "The Old Maids Club"-retlolent with

I local “hits” on eligible bachelors in

the Kensington locality. Mayor Jar- dine. who presided, congratulated the

funds for Patriotic' purposes, and pra

11188 by Mr. Irving of Charlottetow

probably the finest that Kensingto audiences have been treated to

lin by Elmer Ross of Summersid

noiseur in music to comment proper! thereon. Miss Gladys Bell of Summ

the same lines. The “'character" read

‘deserve special mention. and were

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ls- W. P. A., on their success In raising ed the people in general for their bear-

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were most delectable the fine musical Gllllll taste--one would require to be con .__

Y The sporting event of the season

was the hockey match at the Arena

side rendered two song numbers in mn mgm between hockey “isnt of,-in. “Cenellt V0iC9- 9l\0W|l\8 UNCH “W9 posed of ladies from Summerslde and

ical education and natural talent. W. Bentley received the usual round

cecds_ from door receipts and sale candy was $115.20. The following w

Tyiidale Scmple and Mrs-. Hurry Wal er; Farce Comedy-"Nuttlng‘ by W

companyists were Miss Iinrs_t. Mr Urch and Mrs. McFadyeu.-l\.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mr. Chester McCarthy. lnw st

home in Sea Cow Pond last Satuida -K

River, visited thc_ races on the Ne

Friend- I suppose deafness is

source of annoyance to you?

night for instance. I danced with most charming young lady, anti

cr she compared my dancing to “zephyr" or a “helfer." `

den Darrach and Dr. A. A. Lockhart, _ . Reading from Robert W. Service-by Marv Brchnut Bessie Aylwartl Mabel McArthur; Solo-by Tyndale ` it. Wing. S8111-D101 G0d Save the Kill!-L The “U Lucy lllanchard i\I. Sillipiiant

--The Misses May and lilzirgarc

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would give a good deal to know whetli-

T Charlottetown °l The Arena was crowded. and all

applause his solos allways elicit-Hug

a

h present were unanimous in declaring

Mnrison rendered some of the mf that the game nntwitin-tanning the Hawailan song hits-Miss Ituth Mc verv gmt condmon of me ice, was GFGEOF. teacher at Clinton gaveli Chl" 'n many respects superior to certain acter recitation In line voice. The pro »,,-and., of hockey turned |0059 upon

0 In ailllictcd public by some types ol'

1’ the male species.

the ilrosrammez-"Chorus"-l>.v Kev' 1-‘rom the stnrt the game was swift sington musical club; Comedy, "Old and clean. --The girls in their natty Malds_Club"-by New Annan W. P. A. _ "Chl1l'HCi€l' 119801059"-by MY- |l`Vl“K- the Sinninersldg players appeared in ChHl'l0ll¢>l0WIli S0l0*~l>y 1111145 G'l“‘l>'3 blcomcrs which looked to be just the Bell: Vl0lln S0180'-10118-lJY Elmcf right. rig for playing hockey. Ross; Character llecitation-by llilss The wmns wo,-0 “S fonows; |I\uth McGregor; Solo-hy 'I`. W. Ben- gH»1-QWN 3'5IDE tlcy; Reading-by Miss i\lcKcnzle;l C\0al_ Solo-by llugh'Morris-on; Duel'-\;l'll"rod.t I-lnszard W. Ke-uuy

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3 -.iniforms looked very fit. F-ive of

l'oint.

' Josie (look Mary Arthur ' Cover

S- L. Wing.

Ethel llnszard Eupliemln Gallant

- Centre.

Rose liynn L. Palmer

\Rovcr. '

Tcs-sic Williams lluby Hacker

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_dum in Charlottefowm visited hi” 'Ihc first few minutes saw some

verv lively work -by the plnycrs on

y' both sides;

Miss Silliphant. Suminersldc's

L marvel the wav she sped down the ice.

C“ue"‘ mm Theresa' Reid' of Hope The (‘.linrlottet`own defence was strong

lion ever ami iverv attempt to plercc

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L°“d°n Speedway last S“t“l'day"_K' their stronghold ln this half was

__ deftly repelled. 4 (‘-harIr.»ttetown then took u linud in rushing matters und there were

Deal Ma”-` Occasionally' Lastwiiiics when Misses Williams and

I; Ryan gohblcd up the rubber and

threatened to wipe the Summcrsldc

8 goals oft' the ice.

There was a short delay just at

this point, Miss Sllliphant getting out

, of breath during one of her meteor-

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SCROFULA MID ALL

HUMURS GIVE WAY

There are many things learned

from experience and observation that the older generation should lm- press upon the younger. Among them is the fact that scrofuls :ind other humors are most successfully treated with 'I-Iood’s Sarsaparilla. This great. medicine is a peculiar combination of remarkably effective blood-purifying and health-giving roots, barks and herbs, and has been l tested for forty yearn. Got it today.

xc dashes and having to wait till ti fresh supply of ozone got in its good work. ‘The presence oi' tobacco smoke in the rink is blamed for this delay and It certainly showed bad taste on the part of any fan to smoke while the Indies were furnishing such lively sport.

The first half clc-sed with no score

-both sides playing splendldly.

Charlottetown seemed to been thc

aggressive most of the second hall keeping the puck continuously in Siimmerside territory. Miss Blau cliard`s body checking being quite it feature. Miss Kenny and liilss Ar- ltlinr In defence made some fine stops, for Summerside. _

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.2 Intense Interest Shown by Big_ - _. - ,

many days. The' selections on the vit; grow-| in |||t¢|-'sung Hggkgy

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tyico-operation in such a"wortby enter

pr se. Dr. Darrach, on being called - w by the chairman. made remarks along ,___ ° °

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First of the Spring Coats Ready Here Now

speedy right wing was a veritable- »

When the freight embargo threatened long dc-

lays, we notified factories all round to hurry the coats and suits by express - hence this great assort- ment earlier than you’d expect.

Coats and suits from the foremost makers in

Montreal and Toronto the' very last word in spring fashion-coats of style-and fit-and mighty reason-

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A few minutes before the close Miss

Silllpliunt broke away on another of her sensational jaunts down the ice and before the crowd could hardly :ealize what had happened the ptick was i'cpt~;iiii.: scrcncly within the (llinrlottcto\\'n net. .»\ grcat ronr of

the only goal scored and thus Sum- ‘ merslde achieved a weIl~deservcd vlc

tor_v. Try as thot- would the Citi' team could noi; balance the account and thus the game ended. -

Evcrv girl on thc team plnyctl it

good gainc. and all were sntisiictl that a gcod cvening’s sport had been pro- vided._ ‘

applause greeted the feat. This was Messrs. Carl Milford anti James

Tamlyn referred the game satisfac- torlaliy.

V-'I ` t I _ 5 . _ I3 ` in -_ F- use u qi iq;

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Seeds. Seeds . Seeds ., Alsike, Clover, Timotli

To Members of The Associated Farmers Co-operative Co., Ltd.

We have coinplctcd arrangeineriis for this seasons

supply of seeds, and as wc will be very busy durmgthe

spring inontlis gcttirig established with our new lines oi ‘

Farming Impliinents. We want_you all to helpus by ordering your seeds early so that we will bein a -position to give our entire attention to your other needs as the season advances

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lhc following is a list of prices all Northern Ontario

Government standard graded seed.

Red Clover, Government Standard number one 24C

per pound.

Alsikc Clover Government Standard number one 24c-

pcr pound.

_ Timothy best imported Government Standard num-

ber one 10 1-2c.

We will have just one shipment this year and all or-

ders for same must be in before March the 18th.

Deliveries will be made on or about April 25th _ and address plainly.

Wheat, Oats, Vetches and 'Seeds

PRICES oN Arrnlcariodi

writc direct

with order.

town will be

_ Use attached order form. Write name -

INS'1`RUC'l`IONS FOR ORl)EIiING

All o1'tlci's innsi. bc in to ccnirul oiilce

before March 17th. I

Do not scnd orders to brztiicli stores but

to Charlottetown.

Enclose 10 pon- cunt of total itmount

You will be notified when seed arrives

and may settle 'for balance in cash or satis- _

factory three months note.-

All orders of $50.00 or over will be de-

livered freight paid, nearest station. Less

than that amount freight from Charlotte-

charged.

Box 504.

Gentlemen: _ _

I will require- - - - --- lbs. Red Clover

pe1‘]b_ . . . . ... .. ..

Total

ment.

_Yours truly,

Nearest Station

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Tlic Associatetl l"armci's’ Go-operative Co. Ltd., 1/i7 Sydney St., Clttwlottctowii.

Please attend to thc following ordci' und

notify me when ready' for shipment:

$ cts.

Seed number one Govern- ment standard at 24 cts.

- - - - - --- lbs. Alsike No.

one Government standard ` at 24' cts. per lb. . . . .._ t ’ ~ - - - - - -- - lbs. No one Gov- ernment standard timo- ‘

.thyat10l/_»perlb.

Enclosed find being 10 per

cent.. of total amount and I agree to settle for balance when seed is ready for ship-

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