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SALE-FIRST PRIZE REG- istcred Jersey Bull, two years old. 5111311’. Hfliillllond Rudd, Winsloc. ' ' ‘ - ‘2-25-41

._;1v1-.- iv. vziny 1o curry 11nd coll-l stile. We pay $10.00 a pair for lulnx the lnosl extensive. llnl- til‘. YQIIIIL! ffliifld 110111 our stock. smut-.- 111111 styles 111 1111- 1111-1-11! Whiwway fur 11mins. Dover. Lot

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AN OPEN INVITATION TO AMBITIOUS MEN

zvenv MAN WHO SELLS-EV- ory 1mm who wants to nelF-et" t___._-_________ ory ambitious lllull-"(lb/GS it to-‘FOR SALE-IRISH COBBLER P0- hlmself to know» about the “Fair; pr" proposition. Read this care-,

claims in this ‘adliertisementr-lvel are iilnnufactiirers of the largest, and most complete line of Men's-FOIL Taiiorcd-to-measure Clothes prlc- acres of land at; South Melville ed to meet every purse. We sell direct, to the consumer through Peter Malone. 23 Miiywood street special representatives-the men we select as our factory represen- tatires will-be thoroughly trained

Mafshfleld.

Giligail, Solicitor.

vtlwir success will bnvllSblllffld. FOR- SALFP-EGGS FROM WIN- ‘ ners andfull sisters, highest pen I9 ' Contest. These are selected ‘pure bred barred rocks, mated to approved cooker- els with evcn records. 257. Satis; faction guaranteed as to fertility Price

Highest commlaslonsfliberal bon- lls plan-and free stilts for

éalesmen makes them the highest paid ill the country. The “Fab- er“ selling outfit is, we believe-n the most powerful ever put intlie, hands oi a. salesman. It. is com-

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and hatchability of eggs.

_ 15 eggs for $1.50. Phone or write

glaelsfilefoxgsgfité??? fianlggrgfaflgdf at once. N_. C. Muttart. Marsh- ' a. big successful instiutioil—trniii— “em 2723

in; and directing the ncw nlan, ____________________

. . d - whose experience is limited an , Mmceuaneous

needs such training and co-opcr-l ating with. every iii-an, regardless! of his experience tn the lllnlt of s our ability and resources. If youl arc ilonest and straight forward and believe that worth-while suc-

HiPPiNG TAGS. EXPEDITIOUS- ly supplied. Guardian Job Print-

ccss is to be achieved by worth- JNQ ALFRED MACDONALD’ lvmle “Tomi-write ‘mday- ' Land Surveyor, llerinauville, P. may be the turning point oi your! 1.13 L L254 my

carcvr-storekeepers profits witll- out stair-keepers‘ worries. LEWIS FABER dz COMPANY, Dept. 18, 117i Si. Luwl-cll1-l- Bldg, Alnlltrepl. .\. w. l-‘-~l1. 11-111-25 ulu- :1, _ _____ _ _,,,_. _ __ “"'f'—“‘__"1-'—"—'—""‘ MEMORIAM AND MOURNING Situations Vacant 1 cards at shortcut notice. Guard-

-—~ ' iaii Joli Printcry. AGENTS-tr You 1.1m: vases ——————-——-—-~—-— — and shrubs, vlthyynot sell thomr CORRESPONDENCE CARDS _AND Make mime-thong 0| it, pan “mo. envelopes w_iil1 address printed, or r1111 “mm goo-varieums u; pm. just tho thing for acknowledge- ven lied ‘fag N-ursery 1>rQ11“-;g_q_ 1111-111. lntllnatillinl, etc. (lllllfilllilil til-sh every week. blqulpmeiltulid l Job Prlilteryz - ti instructions fwt<wklto DOMIN- ION NU-IUSERIES. Montreal . lS.V. 92 all.

BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS nently printed. (luzirdiall Job Prlntery. '

hllil Sllvrr M1111- Fox- t). S» right 11:11", 121 l1)- left- ll‘ cnpliirvd notify Will iidwcn, Wlieatlcy River, Re- \v:1r1l- 2701i" l-ll

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Male H-el Wanted

E-UYING TURNIPS AND POTA- toes daily at our wiirohouseirl Charlottetown, and Albany- liar-t rid-Abattoir.

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lllG EARNINGS, STEADY EM- liluvuu-iil. 1'01" IHLPbP-TH. Bliifulllti Hill-rt i118 weeks. \\’1'ite Illolvi‘ Barbi-r (‘bile-gll, lwplirlllieut “l~‘" llzilltaix. 11-1-22111-111‘

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Mil. 31111111. sioivket-po1"e1 profits male fox, LMOO¢¢ Owner may Qivlllillulu sun'ek"vi1P-l"H"fllflillblf-‘m ,‘ have the same before March 10th. _1 l nut you into 11111411111153, fill" ‘ by prom"; pyopgny and pgying rlllhli 1-1 "ythllig you 1111011, iruin pxpenseg Apply w Chgslci- watch

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tatoes grown from certified seed. Just as they are in the pile, 50 fully-we make no unsupported cents per bushel. W. R. Dennis ‘ 2729-2-25-31 SALE - our: imminent For further particulars apply to

Roxbury. Mass- or Mark R. Mac- 2132-2-25-71

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

_—-0XFORD TEAM ENTERTAIN- ED — ln return fur the splendid entertainment given the Summer- sltlc (Irystals when in Oxford, 121-: Nova Scotln send-finalists were given the hospitality o-i Summer- "lll" yesterday. 'l‘h1.~ tcaln arrived ill ‘$lllllllll3l'til(l(‘ oli Thursday Hlllilll, had a strung workout. ill the (‘rysiul rink that illglll and were oil ill rllle shape for the game 111.11 iwt-ning. _

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-—DON'T FAIL TO nttrlltl Uh‘ special lecture by liev- St- Clair rltlllllbl ill the Sllililllelcside Presby- |l(‘l'|l.lll (Illurcll (ill Tuesday evening

1l<‘.\'l. Subject. “There are books and books!‘ Admission 25c. 27-11-2-25-21-

-—BEAUTIFUL HOOKED MAT —.\ beiilllifill hooked mitt ill 11117 ilillllllill‘ Swastika tleslgn is now on ill-Spill)‘ ill the store of ii, 'l‘. lloi- lnnll. Liliiitcd, Siilillllerilitlc. Th1‘ rug IS 1111-. work of Mrs’. Alexnlidi-r Dirvgun oi‘ (lune 'l‘riiverse and though o1‘ moderate 1111.11, Ill by 5i inches, shows a blzzintifill lilcnilllll: 11f oiilrnild illltlvillillli‘ greens, (1l‘llll'

son 11nd srul'lcl.,l1l'o\,\'1i lllairk and llillljt‘. 1‘ ‘ -

__*., i? . BIRTHS

' " COLEMAN-In Saint John, Feb. 24th, 1928, to Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Coleman of Port Hill, a daughter.

DEATHS

MacFADYEN-At Augustine Cove, Feb. ll. 1928 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward W. MacFadycn a daughter.

McLEAN -At the ffllofllslziild limi- pital on Slituidil)‘. Feb. 25, Mrs- tleorgc McLean, aged 2-1 years-

Fuueriil notice later.

FERGUSON — At Wellington O11 Fehrl1:1ry' 21th, Joseph Ferguson. 11,2011 '1'? yw-nrs- Fiiilerztl llolicv: la‘.- c1"-

Rl-JADY—At Burlington, February

Funeral Sunday at 2 p, ln.

MADDIGAN -_ 1x1 11n- (Zlty 1111.1’- pitnl 111i Friday- Fvb- 21th, 1921i. Richard l‘. hladdigaii, zigetl d0 years. l-‘ilnerzil Sunday afternoon ' lciiviill: the house zit 3 (ft-lock-

‘ McCLOSKEY - 111 this city oil February 23rd», Owen hloC-ltlskei’. S0 years. Funeral from his 1:111‘: residence, Doruliestcl" Street, Moll- dziyaflcrnoon by lrniu to loilri for interment. \

Mill. aged 60 years. her late residence on Saturday February-lfith“ 1928. serwiz: at the hcllle at 2 p. m. Funeral leaving the house at 2.15 for Saint Paul's Church for service at 3 p. m. In- terment People's Cemetery.

Hospital, Tuesday, Feb. 21st. i928. Page Sullivan. son of Mr. Angus Sullivan of Cardigan. Remains ar- rived ln Charlottetown Friday night and will be forwarded to Cardigan this afternoon for interment Slin- day at 2 o'clock.

I11 Melnoriam

1‘ In folid and loving remem- ‘ brance of our dear mother. Mrs. Samuel M. iilncwlillaniv who passed awaydit Belfast. Feb. 25th., 190i.

Too dearly loved to be for- gotten, though years roll by the memories linger on.

Inserted by Husband and

daughters. _

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N. D. MaclEAN Undertaker EMBALMER

PHONE m

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rmvnrn NURSES rigigqvnivirty,‘

Willi You until wi-‘vv 111111111 you 1i ‘311111115? We've dune it for oth- l- "ii. Wivll d0 it .l'ur you, provided 71"!‘ 1111-. lioiieet. ambitions - uiid “mlllil lo work hard, if ylu 111:1‘. “"11" 1111.'Y1ll1'll hour froni 11:1,; 1' ‘-.\l'_i'1'<- with furl-ii. flldrlrmlil‘ Lillvlri rill-her e. m. 1.111., 1111.1 11:14, 111-111.

Female Help Wanted in N T E D — EXPERIENCE!)

iniilll. Apply 17-1 lllllsboro St-

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.._-.—-,-i_- ‘ EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED- Apply Mrs; liurnuit, 2-1 Willi-W‘

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Wqur A vouuo MAN WlITH iieiilkencc a- liulo iabolvo the "mike. who is willing i» work

“the ovens - wnrrs ron ‘catalogue; time pnyinonts is d11- alred: some used ovens oli lllilul-

11E" m" "m"? "e "an" iv mllw- l-llibbard Oven Company, 110-11 "' "KM “loner. to- 11111 rigéli Queen Weet, Toronto. ""1"- No limit. Write P. o. x ' A- F. s s111 1t.

£934. Wilt. ‘I7. Montreal.

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1 Teachers ' "'3"“—'_'

'1 . an 6 wmfto 1'0 auw-monrv "ro wtANTmh- TIIACIII Pg EB- fifty pair llvo Mink. also quantity "finer School 11v March 1st of M01181], m1 delivery 111111 11111.

write Ci. Johnson, Burnsld“. Manitoba. or W. K- Romero, Chm‘- lottolowli- 2587-2-18-71

gtearly supplement 0170.00. Apply

once to Chester MacDonald. Bee t3 _

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earn $30 a week. Learn by persondli LUlll _-- = n» - No. 23F free. Royal College of Sciencep

fnronw 4. Canada. Nail-fluff.

~74 SALESMEN WANTED-u The" hm," properties

nmncr MANAGER]; _ 541,55. soothe the infllmcd and ten- i 31"" “H”! W" "l" men! We hnvc some nearby ter- der vocal organs. ' Howl w” M“: 5pm“ many 1 mo". m, ye, assign“ M. we, Moe 25° no thousands oi dollars in sale of 1111- specialty roof coatlngt "' wank: and imrrovementn- 11 j direct to comumer. Qllflllflflh, 5°“ ‘ml!’ h!’ l5 110W "It? 311°“ 343W °I "'5 1.101111. 35 years old, car OWIIUFJ‘ flu-so in Itthe Marlltlné Prrlov- < some sales experience. The Anl- '1 11008- IP11"! . 0% one» 011 a Paint 011., sons nut»- THID- PROMPT A who want n comfortable a

lid Ava, Cleveland, Ohio. 2725 .“—F"“i*“‘i‘"" ‘.—""—_-“"'_*’i*7 TRAVELLER WANTED - 1%;

have an opening on our staff i‘

a first class Traveller in the Pro-l

vlnce oi’ P. E. I., one with know“

ledge of ready to wear lines for men and boys. Only those hav- ing experience and connectio

with these lines need apply. Beat commissions paid. Applicants must be hi pouosalon of It car to work the territory during the summer months. Reply to Box

C. D. Guardian Office. Charlotte-

town. P. F‘. I. 2726-2-26-31

| ____ . l —-BIG CHAMPIONSHIP game ‘MONEY. Feb. 27th., Saint John vs. ’Cl’ysta1s. Don't miss this game. It will be one of the biggest hockey ,.features ever staged on the Islagilifi.

24th Michael Ready. aged 88 years.

MILL-At Marshlleld. on Thursday, February 23rd, 1928, Mrs. F‘ranklin1 Funeral from‘

SULLIVAN-At the Royal Victoria

l Western Guardian Measles » .. - I Central Guardian ' _sUMMERsmE _ .. Measles-an acute infectious dis- FUNERA ‘ .__ S Monday. Feb. 27th. vs Fusiilglizgb “a” "mramflzed b!’ f"°1"°°"8¢5' or tlie lateL lgrgjrggllln

tlon of the upper air massages and conjunctive and accompanied by an eruption. dark red and moltted. Infection ls spread by contact. 11)’ By the breath. T; . (2) The secretions from the nose sucking. “£31 "l!" time: and throat. s d,‘ ' 18> Articles which have come ‘Ivnzoneiyo ilhfil 12il51§$$1".¢“1'1'.1i; contact with the suflerer audible Broth" R Fwlum n through a. 3rd person. ’ ' ‘ n’ ' 2.,“ It ‘as’ be transmitted before rash

leaving home at 2.30.

appea l but more likely transmitted at the height to the rash.

Most easily transmitted of all di- ens.

Morell Defeats

The eruption appears on the 4th. day, 1st in the mouth, face, then upon the body and extremities. 111 one n1‘ the fastest lllni (tlPllllP-ll It ls developed in from 2-4 days. "Ovkw l-Zlililtrs played ill fiitlrt-ll this then gradually fades. ‘rear, llln 111111111 Hockey 'l‘1-;1l1l (I11- Kopllcks spots are formed on tlie ‘feared the Cl1(ll'lt)lll5[i)\\'ll Alnph: lining of the cheeks and mouth and, Lliilfs by ll. score o1‘ 11-6. appear a day or two before the er- The game gut away with M1". "131-100- _ Daud handling the wllistlo- Thu M11- They are small red spots from tliqrell 1011111 lost no lilile ill getting Si?” of a Pm "9311 l0 a 3P1"? Deil- started mid after 1011 llilliutes oi’ In centre is a bluish white spot. play ll“. 5cm... “w, “Oren 3‘ This is a certain diagnostic sign. Mame 14.31;, U, q-m, _\|,,',,|,.,_,'c.u,,e h, sympt°ms_chnl 01' convulswnsllife lll)\\'(‘V(‘l' and be"ore the‘ erlnd “Se m temPeYBtuYeTJIeadaGh " had winded hfid tied llie 111-111-091 ‘ll’ pr°5t"an°“_ “PM pmsc-“vommng The st-rortl 111111011 11131- tl “f: _ dlarrhoea-cough-wonjunctivitis u,“ O,- ,,,,';,_,_;m,_ Th0 “Yb kt“ v and Rhulnitls-tongue coated — “,0 1,,.,,l'_,|',,,,|', ,,- Q‘, '11P,“ f‘ '11,‘: glands of neck may be swollen, sore by ,_,(_0‘,_h,',. 1,2.‘ 3 fl, Y,‘ l ‘ll’, lapfw" throat, stupor or delirium may oc- “"011",, . ‘ l L?“ Isfm‘ 3 w hfw" cur during the height of the fever. ind _ ,"_‘, ‘K ,“l’_ ‘,‘_‘1,f"° "l0 lwilul The rash gradually fades, the fe- ‘ H?!" “I b"°'"_""" , ‘m. subsides and convalescencc is l ll in lillllutes utter the tll1l'1l ber- established . 101i stlirii-d ilic Aiaples scored again In 1900 in U. S. A. measles caused “h”: ‘"1" U"! 1%"- Tli" Mvrfill twice as many deaths as Scarlet ma“ “"9115 ‘Mill-Til 1011K =1 110W Fcvm; least» 1,111 life and before the period llilil l-lidvtl scored four goals, mak-

11111 the score l‘i‘iltl—-l\l0f0ll i1, Maple Leafs ti.

Complications

Laryugitls—hoarsencss. Phargugi-

tis infection of ear, of lymph SCORE BY PERIODS glands.

Bronchitis. Bronchl-Pneulnonla. 1st Period Plumonary. T. B.. Diabetss. 11-.(?111'1'i1l--—<'l1til-cil-

Whooping Cough and Diphtheria ll. (1111'1‘l1l--.\iol-1-.ll. may be associated with Measles. (t. Flaxinlitl.---Morell. 'l‘. Gfllll]1b(5ll—.\lil|)ll: Ll-nfs. . Treatment A.'M0l“tll‘lllllii-——filuiile 1.01115. Keep iii bod in dark room and J. Trummkfiwlplc 14mm’ |glve at least one warm sponge bath zmi period Eyes should receive careful attcn- |,A1_ _L,,,.,,_,__ Map“, "pm-s 1gfrifielgogvor?”gufoggfig: dropped 1.. lgilrllurtl~hlaplv Leafs. ‘ Nose 511011111 be errigated with Jfi‘l‘l’l,zig’rfillh',oru,, Dobelis Solution. Give a mild lax- " ‘ ' ' atlve iCaswria is good). During 3rd P I d disquamation the skin should be _ ' ‘r ° . anointed with warm olive oil or co- A‘ “'1'“"1""““‘M“l’]° 1&3!“ coa butter as often as desired. (‘- C"m"— d7“""“- Tvreat symptoms as they aflsa E. Alld(‘l‘Siill——M0l‘(‘ll. Give liquids and plenty of them w' (7"f"1‘l*7l7°1'°"- ll. (‘o.t'fili-—.\l0rcll.

with water frequently and gradual-

,ly return to solid food. llcferec- Ml‘- Dand-

zie takes place this afternoon, ser- vice starting at 2 p. m., funeral

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St. James Presbyterian church REV. niwcn, luum-Mmlsrlib ' ORGANIST-GEORGIJ METIIVEN.

ll a. in. Morning Service. (l, Solm-Mr. Raoul Reymoiid. " Island ChHIIIPIOIIS De-l Anthemz-"God o! Our Fathers" ......... .. De Koven '-' ,- Soloist M111. L. B. Ilullt xlglgflllfltrawe‘ I? h-e-l r 2.30 p. m. Sunday School and Bible (basses. E . l y In eclslve 7011 p m. Evening Service ' t fl ‘ Victory Over N. S.|1 b ‘l m l M T‘ , ¥ ‘ . v _ ‘o o:—“ s s y ask" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Ash! d ‘t. Rivals. u... l... 11.... °' .- __ Anthemz-"Sun of My Soul" . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turner ‘Y, . eeeee‘ we‘ efiee‘: ievvv‘- .Ae-e v“w .--~:ve¢ ‘V. l SUMMERSIDE, ‘P. E. 1., Feb. 24. -—----———- . s 1928——The Oxford Colts have liol\+6++¢+0++v¢¢++»»o+o» 44 V; f , -~ - y 1 ~- v , ‘:1irb§'1,lii$0gfbl>ihceggbiiiimerslgfi‘ AT . Pm“: > i ' l l Crystals 11ml- tonight, when the ‘Hm Churéh!" “m” f‘ ‘ :_" ; . 1 .

Leland champions whitewashed the Junction Town Colts by the score of 6 to nil. The game showed the superiority of speedy skating ability and expert stick handling agalnsta heavy defence and strong forward line‘ combination. At no time was the game in danger for the home team, though several times the black and white balliwack was protected by only four members of the team, the peculiar rulings of referee Carroll of Moncton having

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the n in 1 . Anthem "Praise ye the Lord" . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tiu-ncr mroffgh ,,,,“,“,‘,’,,§f§g_"“°“°““Y ‘m Duett Miss McNclll and Mr. Quigley The game got away at 8,40, Play Choir leads in fine music at all ‘services. was strong against the Oxford ter- ' ritory. Silliphant drew a penalty "¢"*»****"*“"*4*""*9“" >. , *‘“““

Minister-REV. R. C. EATON, B. D. Organist-MISS ROBERTA SPENCER, F. T. C. L.

Moming Worship ll o'clock. , Anthem "Morning and Evening" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Oakoley Sermon “Some great teachings of Jesus." '1 Evening Worship ‘l o'clock. Anthem "0! for a closcr walk with God." . . . . . . . .. Foster Sermon-The Rev. John Turner, Minister of the Central Christian Church, will preach

for offside checking. MacLellan drew a rest for tripping. Schurman takes a pass from Silllphant and sends lli the first counter_'for the Crystals ten minutes after the starting whistle. Silllphant makes a solo run and sagstlic twine for counter number two ' flvc minutes later. Wright gets the puck on a rebound alid shoots through Gulnan Just as the referee whistles for on illegal check by MacDowell/ Goal not counted and the bell ends the period with Guinan digging the rubber from the back of the net. Scorcf-Crystals 2; Oxford 0. Shots against Crockett—9; shots against Glllllfln—l3.

‘The second period started with Oxford's forward line making a brilliant onslaught against Crock- ett, but the Crystal defence is 101) percent perfect. Gallant takes rc-

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MINISTER-REV. M. scour FULTON. 1vi._ 1\.. n, n. 1 Organist and Choir Master-MB, LOUIS imiriipirirsoiv.

11.00 a. m.: Morning Service. ,. . 11:00 a. m.:-(.‘a,sting the Net. ' Chillhtii‘! Address. Anthem: My Soul doth magnify the Lord (Magnificat. in l-J

flat) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,_.....'Simper Tenor solos by Mr. I-Iarry Crisitcll.‘ 2.30 p. m.:-Sunday School and Bible Classes. Study- Luke's Gospel. 7:00 p. m.:-The Battle of Armageddon. Anthem “O Lord be Gracious" . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Willgoosc Soprano Solo Father in Heaven (The Largo) . . . . .. Handel

lVIlss Christine Miller ~ Following tho sermon "It "Battle Ilymn or the Republic" will be sung. ' _ Evening service will be broadcast.

bound from Schnrman and makes his first: tally of the evening in six minutes. Gallant repeats twelve minutes later and makes the final tally of the period. MacDowell gets ‘Lwo minutes; MacLellan draws two minutes; Hills draws two minutes; Silliphantdrasvs a similar rest. Sil—‘ lipliant and Glennie also take a look at the game from the peil two minutes each. Montgomery also looks at the game from the boards. Hills gets another visit. Second oeric-d, Crystals two; Colts nothing. Total for the blnck and white four nice big ones. Shots against. Crock- ett 4; against Guinan 16.

Third period was marked with the pen overcrowded nlost of, the time. Wirght draws 2 minutes: MacDow- ell follows him, Montgomery makes the third man and for awhile the Crystal line-up is three lone Guard-