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MANY careful people have

found that Red Rose

Tea ie very economical-'that it yields more cups to the pound. That is because it consists largely of Assam- lndian teas, which are fam-

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richness and strength. Tea go farther.

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in response to several appeals, Mr.

A .W. Bruce, lied Point; has opened fi. iloniiniastr-rs' Patriotic Fund, the idea being tliiit every Roadmaster con- tributo $2.50 Io the Fund. The money may be sont. to Mr. A .W Bruce. to Mr. li .W. Blnning, Bank oi' Nova Scotia, cr to the Editor oi’ the Guard- Ian and it will be acknowledged it the columns oi the Guardian.

` Mr. Theo Enmaii, Enmore Road $2.50 James J. l\icNoii. Miscouche, $3.00 W. Il. Wood, Mt. Meliick 2.50 Frank Driscoll, Mt. Herbert 2.50 I-‘rancis Hagan, I<elly’s Cross, 2.00 Harry Webster, Cape Traverse $2.50 D. A. McTavisli, Newton, Belfast 2.00 Paul l\lcDoiiald, East Point Road 2.00 Geo. A. Leslie (per l\_ir. Grin-

sell( Charnwood 2,50

James Diugwall, North Lake .. ‘.'. Andrew Mooney, Little Har-

bour $2.5

Fl. S. itebertson.Klngsborougl1 $2.5

Angus Dart, Appln ifoad 2.00 Patricl: Smith, Newton E. 2,00

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flobert Wares, Wheatley River $2.5 Archie Bowles, Murray River. $2.5

Arte-.inns Betts, Cumberland, $2.5 ilarry Webster. Cape Traverse, $2.5 Garfield Stewart, Red Point, $5.0 Angus A. Campbell, Black Pt. $2.00

Layton Mcijabe, Alexandra, $2.50

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Dominique Doiron. Iluatlco " Peter Morrison. flrunvlle $’ 0 limes I .impif-r, Pleasant Grote $2 00

0 John Nolan, ( heapstow “_ 0

Peter J. Campbell, lied Point, 1.00 -la/mrs I`»Ins\vcll. North Lake,

tariilitioiiiil), _50

Alexis' I)oiron, Wheatley River, 2.00 ‘John .\luiiii, Miirray River, 2.00 Wm. Mclyiieaux. Milltown ("i'oss. 2.00

Oliliidrew Bradley, Blooming Pt. .$2.00 °|.li1me< Fitzgerald. Kildare Capes 2.00

Vhrlsty .-\. Campbell Black Pt. $1.00*| John A. .\l<-lloiigall. Argyle Shore 2.50 Nelson Stewart, Black Pt. $1.00*i Wm. .l, .\icl.aren, Peters ltoiul, 2.00 A. A. Moore, Pownal $2.50-John B, ltix. Iilliniinigiisli. 2,00

Alex. A. Menoiiiiid, Lime Pond, $2.50' Gcoiw iii-iiines, iiiniimigisii.. ioo'

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David 'i` l'>ovcr, Siiftollt \\’illliini f'oad_v. llazelbrook John J. Uainpbr.-ll, Long River

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agreed to accept $2 contributions as it is more convenient to mall this amount.

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loys, Dolls, Games, &c.,

1917

Our Wall Paper pri

ROLLS-(16 yards.)

sale and retail) in Prin

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houses abroad.

quest for inspection.

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Wall Paper Department On Second Floor

now on the SECOND FLOOR where for many years

large, bright show room is now fitted up, easy to find and wliere a selection from our Magnificent New Stock can be quickly made. _

We have pleasure in announcing to the public

that we have just 'opened the largest and most up- to-date stock ever shown by us.

l’lcasc Note the Following Facts:

We do the largest Wall Paper business (whole-

We represent the largest and most up-to-date

Otii' prices are, we bel_ieve,_ as low or low_er than

any house handling this line, including _mail order

Let Us Show You Our New 1917 Samples

Sample Books sent with pleasure at your re -

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ce Edward Island.

NOTE:- By request it has been .

lsivo buildings e'qi|lpiiicn¢ goes to .show

Carter & Co. Ltd.

, Irhpoi'tei's of Artistic Wall Papers

Sole Agents in P. E. Island for

Colin McAri_l_iur & Co’s Wall Papers

(‘-anada’s Big Wall Paper Factory _

Montreal

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-IT PAYI to lil! in tllll PNYIIOI.

-TH! MORNING DAILY Gllrdian

can be obtained at Laitei-ty's Tensor Isl Parlors. Bummsrslds.

-VISIT FRQM THE STORK.-A

(laughter has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Yeo ot Knutsford.-W.

-DON'T BE ALARMED about the

high prices on shoes. Buy Regals and save $1.00 on each palr._Slnclair & Stewart, Ltd.

-SPORT SKIRTS, wool material,

large plaids, black checks and stripes oi' varying sizes and widths. Strict- ly up-todate. llOl.l\iAN'S Slimmer- side. ' ' 4075-Sl-6.\iEll.

-FAREWELL PARTY.-A party

from O'l.ear_v paid avlslt to the home ol' Miss ii. Mortimer at West. Point on Friday eveniiig. The reason being that she was leaving for the West where she has secured a fine teaching post. The many friends of the youui.: lady' are sorry at har rlepnrturc.-\\'.

-PROVINCIAL SEED FAIR.-

Marcli 20th., 21.-t.. and 22nd are the dates set for thc- Provincial Seed Fair to he held at Siinimr~rsldc. There ls. some extention in the prizes otlcred in the grain classes this ye-ar. The Fair is being held later -than for some years. Ilic object being to give exhibi- tors at the smaller seed fairs an op- portiiiiity tc- brim; their exhibits toge- ther and so foster the spirit of com- petition i’roiii all sections oi' the ls- land.

-WEDDING BELLS.-The wedding

bells-were ringing again on Wednesday evening at litiliburton and two young lives became one, thc contracting par- ties being Mr. William I-Iarl Thompson ot' (‘a1nphelt.on and Miss Mae (‘ntliei'~ iuo l'tlecNclll oi iliilihurtoii, the cor nioiiy being lerl by tho Rev. R. Brood- io. The bride' was dressed in white silk and wore a lovely veil in which sho looked handsome. Miss Etta Thom- son ihe brldes’mnid wore a pink silk <li'css which had a pi-city appear-ancc. Mr. John Tlioinpson ot' Campbeltoii acted as the best niau. The the couple are well thought oi' the young lady boiug au active worker ln their "division" whit-.li brought giicsrs from far and near. _-\i'~ tcr tho. ceremony ii well filled table was laid which was Ilioroiighly cu-1 joyed. Tho I`rif-nds wish thc' young couple siirccss in their new _i-ipherc of -ll t`c,--W.

-FARMERS MEET|NG.- A nicot-

iiig oi` the members, ot' thc i~`ui'iners` tio-Operative Union was held at Ali ramls Village on Tuesday evening.l The” purpose oi' such a meeting was' to discuss the riilvisiibility to biiildinizl a warehouse, The president, Mr. Ed--- llhert l’oii'ier occupied the chair. andl In the absence of the secretary l\lr. John li‘. Arsonault, thr-' proceedings were recorded by Mr. (‘harlc.~:- l\i. Ailsenaiilt.. Tho necessity ot' such ii building was clearly set forth and the nic-nibei°s were unanimous in the ro- solutioii Io put' ii`p fi building oi such capacity so at-i'to store up all prodiice. in thc fall, and which would serve as an iudlspenslble l'actor in running a store. The fact that the volume ol' their l>iii=ines'-s call=- for iniorc' exteri-

thnt the association is on the way -to pi'ogrcssion, Tlic directors were askcd to take charge' of this undertaking, and as they havo in the past, always won tho confidence ol’ thc members'-. lt. was decided to leave' this matter nndcr their cliarge. Meeting adjourn- rd_ --M.

KEEPING Will

D\lR\N_li_lHl W|NliR

|)oii'I ict. you" blood get thin this

winter. For people \vlir.» have a ten- dciicv toward anacinia~- wliir-li means l>loodlcssiiess- wlntci- is a. most try- ing season. Lark of exercise ‘and frcsli air, being too coiistnntlv indoors coinbiiie to lo'.vei' the toiic`oi' the blood :iuil deplete tlic -blood oi those elements iiecessary to vigor and Bond health. As soon as _vou iiotlce the tired feeling, lack ol' appetite and shortness ot' brcatli, that are the warning symptoms ot' poor blood, take 3. short treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Do not wait. uiitil the col- or has entirely left your face, until your eyes beconir- dnll, and until you feel hroutliless nitcr the least ex- ertion. it is much easier to correct thining oi' the blood iii the earlier stages than later.

Dr. `\\'illiains‘ Pink Pills build up

and oiirlcli the blood and strengtlien and tone up the nerves. in this way the general licaltli is improved, the nppctitc iticmiiscil. digestion streng- thened nnil new ambition and energy developed. Then work becomes easi- er because it does not. cause oxliiius- tion. You can keep your system ut the highest efficiency by the use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, tlio great blond builder nud nerve tonic.

You can obtain fliesc pills from

any dealer in medicine or hy mall at 50 cents ii box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi- cina I'o,. Drr.-r-kvlllc, Ont.

. I/gasscrole Cooke\;\

is the refinement ol‘ :ood taste. Ext-ollcnt dishes are pi'c;~f~"f.°4l and iriipcrlor results secured, by this method.

See the food vnltics wecnn er you tolsv in viiiisoroles.

I Lack & co,

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-MR. W. K. McG0l.lGA`N, ls Guar-

'||*" Npreaentatlvs In Qummorslde.

-FOOTWEAR.- Let' us' show you the Rqral proposition in footweat'._ its worth investigating, ‘Sinclair & Stewart. Lia. 4ass.3-riiriziu l -music/lL insrnumsnvs. vio- I llas, bows. etc., at lowest prices. T-l0L-- MAN'S, Summerside.

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-RESERVE TONIGHT, March Iltli

for n tour Act comedy Drama. "'l‘he- Irish Detective" to be presented' in Central Bedeque Hall, by the A. 0. li. of Sumnierside. A good two and hal! hour entertainment in store for nll. Ad-

~mlssion 25cIs. children 15 cents. I

4687-ll-Glilli

I -SCHOOL WORK.- Standing oi' Ernyvale School for month ot’ l~`ebru- ary:- Grade \’»l.- I, Sarah llogan; 2. SUNG (`U\‘|€`.\’; 3. Mary Murray. Grade V.- 1, Rose Hogan; 2. Walter Coady; 3, Alice Hogan. Grade lV.--

lSenioi'.- l. James P-. Callaglian; ‘Li _Ada Griffin; 3. Regina Murray, Grado IV. Junior.- 1, Mary McCloskey; 2.‘ Tenn Hogan; Il, Matthias i\lurri\y.‘ Grade lll.- 1, Julia Hogan; 2, James Griffin and Frank Duil’y _(equal): Il. Annie Callaghan. Grade' ll.- l, Leo lllurrny; 2, Alfred Murray; 3, Patrick Mc(‘ardle, Grade l.-- 1, Teresa Ho- gan; 2, Louis Grlflln; il, Gerald Grif- tln. Pei-rect. in attendance: Sarah lio- gan, Alice liogan, Rose Hogan, James- P. (‘al»laglian, Regina Murray. Adil Grlillir, Annie Callaghan, Julia liogaii. |'lfe`na Ilogan, Lina Murray. Fi-aiik 'Duffy, Mary Mc.Clos~ke_v, .llary (‘iil-_ laghnn and Katie Clarkin, teaclicrs, 1 I

WESTERN PERSONALS l

‘Miz and Mrs. Ajlleustis-i of I'nio|i

Vaio have returned to 0‘Leary u'lio‘rH they are now in i-csiiiciice.-\\'.

i --Mrs. Largo the wife of thc siatioii agent af, O`Leary has arrived :intl inkcu up her residciice at ilie station.-\\',

l -Mr. and Mrs. Auhlii J. (lalliini, oi` llich-mend, spent. it few tiny-1 visit to

Abi-ain'¢ Village not long uno, --0.1.!

-Rf-v. Father Joseph Gallant, oi'

Si., Duustan's (‘oll<-ge, ofllciatcd all mass at 1-Igniond Bay lust S\iuil_ay.i ltov Father Iloudrcault. conrludcd tho' reading of tim pas-toiul letter and gave valiiable ndmoniiions in roiiiicc- Ilou. -`.\i.

-Hr. and Mrs. R. McKiii.-stry who

luis been visiting relatives and friends in Iiuiiter River have rctiii'ii+:‘tl to Sumnierside and St. Eleanors wlicrel they are visiting Mrs. A-lcl{iiislry pm'-‘ ents. Mr. anti Mrs. M\irra_v. bcforcl leaving for thcii- i`uIurc homo, Sask- atchewan. - .

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BR\lllN URDER _

TRACT R PLUWS

Will h: Equipped With Headlights For Night Plowing.

2,000 ARE T0-BE IMPORTED.

Women, Prisoners and the Consclen' tlouo Ohjectors to Aid Drivers;

LONDON. March 5-“We wan-I 2.- 000 Auierican tractor plows for Iho‘ use of a civilian army of night ploiv-l ers, which we are now about to cnlist‘ throughout the British Isles," said Ai-_ thur Lee, Director-Genern.l of Food Proiluction, today. This new depart- ment. which ir- the outgrowth of Ger- mnuy’s submaiine' campaign. aims at_ the enlistment oi' -scvei~a.l hundred, thousand civilians' to cultivate every

lable bit ol' soil '

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Starts Here Today

Did you ever consider the amount of saving you can make in the

little things? - This great sale of smallwares helps you big savings-by making triflin g prices on the little things you are buying every day. Consider the list. If you do not live within calling distance--write or telephone -- .we’ll fill your order same day it is received.

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Great March Sale of Small Wares

ariii _ .

“We hope to make the tractor

plows till the gaps caused by the shortage iii labor," continued Sir Ar-I thur. “Por this reason \ve are goin!!- io import 2,000. or us inany as \ve can. from America, We arc going to

.equip them with headlights for

night plowing. Laborers can onlyl work eight houis. but tractors. can work twentyiour hours. They will be driven hy taxicab drivers and chauf- teurs, who will be able to learn their mecliaiiisiu in a few hours".

"Behind every plow will be it skil- led tarmcr. They will be assisted by

prisonerj. conscientious objectors, members oi' the home defence' forces and women. ln this way we hotle _‘O produce' enough food to make us in- dependent ot' ~ouiside help uf;-_long as tim war lar-ts. We do not believe we will be able to produce suillcleiit to feed the' population in time ut peace. but ure confident we will be able to_ grow enough tn stave nfl' si.HI‘VHU0\'I during the war, For this W6 lllilllk tho Gcriiuiu suliniariiies. The? al- remly have given England an agrlcul-_ tural policy which is destined to make na to it large extent. self-sull- portlng. The submarines also have revived rural life, given the farmers ii minimum wage _ and ifG\\0l‘f1'l\Y mrtdo our national defence more ci- fectivo than ii thousand HDCUUYWS ln l‘t\ilIiimcnt." _

_ Mum; Llnhnenl

intimal and External list

Healing Powerful Soothing Penetrating

“ A faithful public servant "_ over 100 years in the trettmvht Of Cllllfhlg ¢0ld3» alan! °mn'n‘ sprsliis, i strains, me throat. muscular rlieumatism, ste.

White blocked tape/4 pieces for 151' Nickel change purses at each - - --‘I-'tr Pure bristle Tooth Brushes, quality

guaranteed, 25c, for - - - ~~~ -151*

Hemined Pillow Cases in 40-42 iii.

size, made from a good, strong cotton, at per pair - - - --- - - -‘fir

Asbestos Iron Holders at - - - - - -5*' Huck Towels, good quality 18x35 iii..

_ _ plain and red border, each - - ~fl0<'

Turkish Bath Towels in white only,

good size, hemmed, at each- - _ |51' Rollei' Towels, 2\,5_» yards long, at Q;1(;h . . . ..............._....'l‘3|' Kleiiiert’s self-adjusting washable

Dress Shields, size 2, 3,5c for 7-f9tf~

size 3 400 for 3~"»1'- size 4 45c for 3912 I<`eatlierweight Dress Shields, size 2 300 for 251'- size 3 35c for 29°- Cloth Brushes, black ebony finish,

real nice brush worth 25c for |81'

I White bristle Cloth Brush with black

ebony finish back, good stiff brus)h,

White bristle Hair Brush, with one-

piece nizihogany back, for ~-~~‘~i-'H'

Black bristle Hair Brush, one-piece

mahogany finish back, good firm, Stiff brush f())'. . . . . _ . . . . . .300 White bristle Hair Brush, one-piece

mahogany back, regular 75c for

... ...-'$01' Nail Brushes . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .-lv Hand Brush with a nail cleaner on

the back. This is a very handy brush . . . . . . . . . ..........I0¢-

Toilet Pins in white, black and as- ' sorted colors, put up in sheets and

cards containing 72 pins at ea. 51*

White and col’d steel Lace Pins, one

dozen on a card at per card- - _ .40

White Dress Fasteners, and Hook

F~"~: ot: czirds containing one doz- en hook and one half dozen snaps atpercard ...50

Cross Fox Needle Case with differ-

ent size needles, sizes 3 to 7, con- taining 50 needles at per case |01'

Kid hair curlers in bun_ches of one

dozen dozen at, per doz~ - - . -Sc

Mohair Shoe Laces in tan only at per

pai;-...... ...Sc

Mohair Boot Laces, good and long,

in tan only, per doz. .. _ .20<~

Black Mohair Boot Laces, 5c pair, 6

pairs for. . .- ... . ..._ ...#554-

White and Col’d China Buttons, six

dozen on card, per card- - - - . . 101-.

Nickel Plated Brass Safety Pins, all

“ ~ sizes, assorted, one dozen on each

_ Ah Ang8| _ _card, 5c card, or 3 cards for- .13r

Lily of the Valley Talcum Powder

_ ln Disguise” I afpél-mi..-.......... .....15c

JUHNSUN-'S ---- I _

Fine Steel Pins, needle points, 200

Black Patent Leather Sleeve Pro-

tectors, formerly 25c, for pei' pair . . . . . . . . . .........'...l0c

Oriental Pearl'Buttons, 1 doz. on a

card, nice, smooth, thick button, . . . ... ,..I0v

invisible Wire Hair Pins at pei' box

. . . . . ... .... ......... ... ..~N.‘

Empire Wire Hair Pins, 100 in box,

assorted sizes at per box -'rf'

Wire Hair Pins, assorted sizes, 3

pkgs fm' . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .50

Linen tlirezid, black and white, per

hgink... . . . .

Mending Wool on cards in black and

tan, and naturals, 3 cards for 101'

Four-fold English spun Mending

Wool, black only, per skein - - - --'ic

pins on sheet, at per sheet- - - ~ .-iv Black and White Dressing Combs, 7

inch,af;eaQh... ,.100

Unbreakable Dressing Combs, 8 iii.,

black only, l5c each, 2 for- - - -25"

Plated Tliiinbles, womens' and chil-

dren’s sizes, 3 for --- -~- .---.50 .

Electro Plate Silver-lined Thinibles,

Women’s sizes at each- - ~ - - - _ -50

Dress Snaps i_n black and white, per

Infants’ Bibs, torchon lace trim- med, 7c each or 4 for - -. - . .250

Infants’ Bibs, trimmed with baby

embroidery, at 15c each, 2 for 250 . . . . ._....50

36-inch Black Boot Laces, at pei' doz.

. . . .

Whisk, 10 in. long, stout and fair-

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Bone Hair Pins, 4 on card, assorted

shapes, at pei' card - _ . . __ . _:ic

Special range of embroidery at, per

yard . . . . . . . ......ll}t‘

Women’s and Children‘s Col’d Cotton

Aprons gt, eagh .. ...200

Bone Hair Pins, 4 on card, assorted

shapes, large sizes, per card . . _ loc

Women’s White Lawn Aprons, eni-

broidery trimmed, at each - - -251’

Children’s_ Heavy Ribbed Under -

wear, sizes 12-14-18, at each-151'

Women’s Ribbed Undervests, short

sleeves, low n_eck, at each - - - _I-if"-

Cashmere Stockings, fine wool, plain

6Oc quality, 2 pairs for- - - - . -950

Woiiien‘s -and Children’s one and

rib iinioii and cashmere stockingxs, sizes 6-9 at 3 pairs for - . . . -0- c

Manicure Outfits, with 3 pieces on

card... .....25c

Fancy Edging for trimming cotton

_g(_)0d3at. .. . .. ..10c White Cotton Thread, 1000 yds. on spool, No. 36 and 40 only, per | spogl... .|00

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(PHYSICIAN-5 PRESCRIPTION) _

- ' » ‘ill the United States does not wish There will be more need this year

_ _ U’ lilly itself with any European no than ever for careful planning oi or-

Uan In ti war against Germany. way enimi work. inner win be very scarce does she ally herself with Canada, 0. and every move must count.

ltoutifry an much American as she is.;

__ _ . Hors is little f‘nnndn fin population) .___. _-

‘ - ' ' 1*' . 1 big in country, ini-ge In manllusas and ' '

¢;¢_>_\:_\_f\K0._ vold_ ¢:_f°yoll;iw__ntr;eaks, whos Ono ot tho very best ways of con-

. - _ Il DOI>\\ Il n o a ou as muc serv ng labor in the orchard is to grow

n Ifvljw _Y°“;K' M;;"':h‘;“0€,‘;l;`f|‘;“‘:";|§ as the state oi' New York, at the tire-tlsuch a combination of fruits. and such "_°m_Yw\:’o ‘;__°’|‘°°° . "_" ,_em"_x"n insult from Germany took a bulldog varlties of ascii, as will heat distri- ‘ 3'” 3° 3|-hold on her and has been tori-vin] bute Ilnbor over the' whole season. DIY

MADE IN CANADA ,

alliance," with European natIons,_ _a.`." ev", Mum.. - ‘am vm he "Men", dmmk w -._

l"'lm"m 0° W5' “"1 . ~ _ . . cure this year. _L5