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III? _WESTERN GUARDIAN. xi ......................-.

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_AStory_oiTwoPolicies_ ___

, NILLBA .\’K, Perth Co., January 228|). 1916

JOH.\' G. RICHTER. Eaq.. Manager London Life Ins. Co,

` Dear Sir: ' I received the Premium Notice, It ia mos: :ratifying that You hah:

in every respect fulfilled your promises. Let me tell you that tho am- ount called for by your notice is only one-sixth vrha: I am paying on the nam amount in another company, Thi, shot.; a vast ditlerence

- I have endeavored to und tha came. bu: I can set no satisfaction.

Been in for yan. There 2: on.y ong thing to do-' grin and bear it."

lr. ‘ I

Imight state also 'hat the same company not only charg¢S Si!

lima as much per thousand. bit has reduced payment at death to '

$700.00, so you see I am actually NYU!! more than all times, because

I ot paying on $300.01) which I am legally -'_-heated out of. Talk of a

'scrap 1,1 paper" and British §~.ts'i.ce? is this Fanadian or British jus- ttc-¢»` I think yr., I

_ Yours trul:-1

R. C. CLARKE

The Prcmfum _\’r,ti1;f» tri ur? 5--3. Dr Fla.-k rrfers is that pertainirr.

to his premium due February liz, 1916, which called tor payrr.eu: of $6.17, being the 'oalancc of n.'=.fr:inm of $2125. less annual di':i.d¢-:rl

The :tory of D-. C!arke's pahcy sl an nxcellent illustration of the

difference between the final outcome of Assessment and the old lar.; `

insurance In a prafiiihle company.

The above a-'lvertiaeznent appc-arf.-d in The Guardian two I

weeks ago, but th# last sent-'nc-'f was inadvenantly' omitted. .\'v young man. sein; Ltr ('ia:i;r.-':- ffxperirfrzca. ghouid hr--.kate :-1. r-~

which ciao- ol wornpanj-' iw -.hal 1.-ho-rv..

For further partir.~t:la:-> r- ..~'. attractiva policies issuvd by Th#

Land and Lita insurance t`om~:» `1;- coneuh

G. J. McCORMAC I. F. ARSENAULT,

l’rovi:x';ial I-Ianuger Special _‘.1-'r'

Office:-Revere Hotel B"::k. Ch:i~lott¢!°wn.

-(£254-IMI

I iii! .1 l 1 I l ___.

Worm l’owdf,ra. tim, medicine par cz- cl-ilrnce for chiidrf-n, Thf-se powflcrs will clean the systrm ¢~ntirel;.- .it worms. will regulatff and stimulatr- tie

l'l'~‘°f;-‘ 'itfw .'-‘ou wronr, '-"ul '.-iifl.- organ; lnluriously aftf-ctcl by 'thc

hors you harm you 1-:t zworms. and will hricotiragc hr-alt‘.;t~,l

____ __ _ _ _' I opffrati-uri or the dizostivf- pro/.1~s.;»-i.

.fro c-in-gt ,ni inf- .Liza fri-,ni -is H vrrmlfvzf' ll rw-riot be Soros

u..ma¢» that w.-,r.~.~.-_ »-' », r.. 1::-ru, in rffritltffif-on

In f,:'flr.r to gc-'_ _no of iz argu-

ms-rt; .ill you have vu do iw :~"u'f- _vo

side and wail: aww

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

OPERATING ONE HOUR EARLIER

Important Daylight Saving Change oifTime at Two a. m. Sunday, March 30th, 1919

All r_2u~¢k~ an/1 ~»ur.-.'i»-_- li#-,ri in fipcratifiu of Fanadian .‘-'ational Raiiwu =

'viii at 2 n, m, .\'-in-ia;-. ,ilarcn 20th b‘~ advanced one hour, To prevent ser- Lnus f.nn:u.»ion ani ii1»'r,ii'~'¢:n£-nr:sf to tht- public the attention of all Conce:'i;~ wt 1,.; vlirefrtf-vi fo Ihr- following crmriifionn rf-Sultiniz from the important change of ' :

if r.-itle.-.. rowii.-. viiiagf-s and otiacz' municipal bodies do not ciiange th--.r

local time to cor respond with the nor.” Hallway time all concemed shout-J keep in mind that while 'rains continu ff to leave Railway stations on pi»~-. I-nt schedule .such schedule will be operated one hour ahead of present local time. Therefore any municipality wh'-re local time is not clzangéd to cr.: respond with the new It:.tilvvayu'mf- p asm.-ngers mu:-st :each Ilailway ,=.tav_i'.r UNE liOi"l't l-2AItl.iEI't than shown in currffnt fold:-i~ and publir- rima pm - UFS.

, Where municipal time is change! to_corrv.trpond with the u-_-w Railway time, passengers will not rxpf-rir-nee rilfii-culty growing out of the change.

4827-4~2.\iE:'»i.

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Prizes Worth Striving For

The Charlottetown G uardian’s Circulation Cam-

paign prize list is a record for thc liaritime Pro- vinces, viz: r

lst Grand Prize-Overland Auto, $1410; suppli-

ed by Bruce Stewart &Co. .

2nd Grand Prize-Ford Auto,t$820; supplied b_v

Kennedy & Webster.

3rd Grand Prize-Karn-Morris Duchess Player

Piano, $800; supplied by Miller Bros.

District Prizes:

1.-3 Willis Pianos, each S475; .supplied by A. E.

Toombs. .

2.-3 Grafanolas, each $150; supplied by A. E.

Toombs. 3.-2 Diamond Rings. $100 and $50 or Pathe-

phone. $78; supplied by G. H. Taylor.

4.-3 Wristlet Watches, each $17; .<upplied by

G. H. Taylor.

In addition 10 per cont. is given to all unsuc-

cessful prize winners who continue in tho end.

FIRE INSURANCE

f A NECESSITY

Then insure in good strong stock compan-

_ ies, which never contest an honest claim such .

as is represented by

, -,» ~r'._.\:v,»".t\,,,.,,'.vir>¥&xa|,»»,,_V w‘|~~_;EM;<*AR.a"‘ ’

1 1

4 lcently returned from England. Smf.

d;s_> Ffh. l=.',. 1516 il'-7,/JS

-IR. G. I ll!! Guardian Report

tevevt to forward for publication

Teiephonp .\'o, lil. .

orders eaviv. One dollar per box pos'

4794-2/£9\imar"9 Apt . .

-WELCOMED HOME.-Among thél

soldiers who are receiving a hearty vrelcornrr to his old home in St.

`.\'lchoIas is Sgt, Philip Perry who to;

Perry although not in the trenchfw was serving in France for tour or §ve_

stories to relate. I

Thursday arguing in Malpeque was'

Company. The spacious hall was fiilel ,to thc floors, while standing roam was at ii premium. Mr. G. W. Rain-

man. The local talent was as!istr~.l by ‘such favorites as Mrs. Matixicson of I.-\.Eb»t-rton who simply captivated :ho entire audi»nr,-r- with hcr splendid and rxceptional gilt of song. The readings by Miss Bakr-r of .-\lb¢~rton wer# much ‘enioyfa/i. Mr. Robert Messcrvrfy' oi Chnrlotbrtown who posesscs :I iinc cuiturr.-d voice- was also greatly ..p- preciatffd, Mr, T;-'ndaEc Sempic of Kres- singtnn proved to be a star porforf./:r Vwhlle Rev. J. .\l, Murchison of Blal- pequo who yet stand; without a p--1-r maintained hL<i high standard :-1 :I `solcIat_ The instrumcntzil music v-:in Mr. (‘h.2rIt»s Woodside as lst violin ‘and Miss I-Lothar Prolitt its 2nd violin and .\fr». V-'. S. Delaney ug piani»t thi-tile-d all lovers oi good music. The `vocai duet by '.\i:°s. Mathicson fzid Messrs Robert Messervey and Charles Woodside alternately were beautifully rendered, After the sale of candy 'he i"Minstrr.-l Show" the principal feature I of the entertainment be-gan wi:n 1 rousing chorus by over twcnty tivo performers all dressed in negro at- tire an scan in - circle the end mon vvrfrc Messrs itun-

'th t-I u°nc° uri

boy; how to tip the Iigb. fantarch. The following was the progr'ani;~-~ Piano Duet. Mrs. W. S. Delaney and Bliss Adrli=» .\lc.\'utt; Solo. iencorrdl .Mrs .\iathie-son; Reading. lencorf-dl .iiiss Baker; Solo, teucorefli, Rolo:-.1

`lon Gr°en; Solo, lencorcd). Rev. J.

Intermission. Sale of Vandy; "Slin-

of $119.00 was t-ealizwl which gors tn- `ward,= tho, liail funri.-R. .

Mother! Give Child,

Tongue is Coated

lr cnoss revslusw slcx. IILIOUS. CLEAN LITTLE LIVER

........A~o sows|.s. `

Children love thin "fruit laxativc". and nothing else cleanser: the tend 1-I stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.

A child simply will not stop playing:

to empty its bowels, ami the result is they become tightly clogged with was- te, liver gets sluggish. stomach sours, then your little one becomes cross,hnIi sick, feverish. don't sleep or act natur- ally, breath is bad. syatsm full of coil. has lore throat, stomach-ache or diarr- hoea. Litton. Mother! See it tongue. la coated. then give n. tealpoonful of “CAI- ifornla Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours cll the conntipated waste, sour bile and undlgcstefl iood panel out of the system. and you have a well, pisiy- ftli r~h'ld again. ` `

Millions of mothers glvo "California

Syrup of Pigs" because it is perfectlv harmless; children love lt. and it never falls to ac' on thc stomach. liver and

boy/ein.

Ask your druggm tor a bottle ot

"California Syrup of Figs," which has full directlonq for hnbleu. chlldrnn oi nil agen and for grown~upa plainly printed on the bottle. llewaro ot oonnt- orfoltn sold here., Get tho gonalno, mul; by “CaIlfmyr|u Ptpfiyrgp Cm".

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-I1’ PAYS to buy in tlla province I -TWO CENTS PER WOQD each

l ,inaertim for alvaniahg In this oo)-

-THE GUARDIAN is ua sale at uuun. Call hast accompany order.

,lAl¢r¢r'». Summevridv. , ` ‘Minimum charge, tvreatrllve cena, ; _ » ;

S8? Wt? c-apahlgf prcsided as r'Ir.aE:--

-COLOIITI 101’ Old ltrai hats. 25

er. will be pleased to receivvf new; of ,cents at Gotrlles Ltd.. Snmmeralde. p

_ 4784-3-£9 HHJIZSANI I S.

\ -rox aia|t»a|en1'-annum uma P.

-ATYENTIUN of Fox' KANCH~ UIIQIK 0( (U1 FIS IBIIG 'BY Ur. A. V

Elsa-_GOBrUB'l L¢l|..' Sllllllliéflldh 2. Htlil, '_ P. P. lb N0' York, &

have received a SBIDUWN °f f°l CSP-I’consL~llnx ot black and silver foxes. ` , sales trom England. Let tu have your A_

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-AGRI-LlIE the new I*`¢rtlt10l'

PSM. GOUYIWS Ui Svmmeiiidr- 4‘I'c per 80-Ib bag in carloadaz 56c per cw; 3|_ yagmmn

ha; ieu than carloada (Bags 0r‘r'l Sc, returnable at same price) Book p Yonr order Now! Delivery npected daily. R. T. HOLMAN. Limited, Sum- J_ tnerside. 48384 2-5! :I Eli

-- n.

-ON ACCOUNT of not having a

Ulllliliéte list or returned soldiers will every soldier living in Lot 17, accomp-

nzontiis and has lotg nt int:-rcstL'tg',me,_\ by 3 udp, h.;¢nd_ phase “ke” g|y,~|~”g_\~|- nu, lo mn |¢,_-hum

this notice as a personal invitation B to the reception given by "The 8

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` --MINSTREL SHOW.-The .\ir.»'IDaughters ot the Empire" in St. an strcl Shaw. which was held L.:_,x;Paul'.s Hall, on Friday e-venll1&. April f

nh. ' +2434-2-.\t :I

voted to be the best of its kind gr-'.I va staged by the Malpsiue Dramatic!-MEETING OF “CANADIAN FARM]

PRODUCTS.-A joint meeting of the a Montague, New Perth, Victoria Cross. 0

and Brooklyn branches or canadian wut and immediate raiser. it rancher I

in so acute and distressing as tooth-I ch . ~

~ nyc-an

lnillau.

gi-lii' ;:g§; a§It I

littlodiamond If

for Grade G byf

Lineup

_ Grade 5

Catcher '

Call. R Diamond

<Plteher

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F Bue '

L Toomb!

rule 6

lakh:

Vatcher

S Base

Stewart H. Harper

S Stop

EL Sutherland

T Base »

H. Crasvell

Cox

L Pick!

Field J, Pameron

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Chandler A; Cameron r

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days ggiata refund money If PAZO

Ita

d. Blending or Protnading Piles.

tops Irritation; Soothe: and Heals. on can get restful sleep alter the t application. Price 60c I

::0il for toothache. There is nof

e \`&’hen you have so unvreloomu! visitor apply Dr. Thomas' Eictric, ii according to directions and you I

Farm Products. inc.. was held at .\lon-I the nerve with soothing :feet and the tague on thc evening of Thursday the pain dgpans gg ¢m¢@_ Thar 1; wmf 27th Inst, to consider the extension of ease googhache £5 another Eno quality I their business to other line; now cov- of LM; on =y,°~».~ing me mfg; me; 'af

S i

ered by the charter ot the organizat- ion. Mr. E.T. Bulpill occupied the

ha _

wut You

" P cnnrcnr I - I rrtircir.-xnLo1'ri;'rt>vm,cu.utn1AN _ . .- * f- ' ~."

l*?1¢,:§f»‘ ‘I U ‘ U _ _ Q '

"°" Pay it To-day

Pe ha th re Isl ' on our desk--'ust now-

smemein Ifyoiir Ardtidnatiou but with us. . a

Running over`our records, we find that there is

quite animber of APPROBATION accounts un- pai _ - .

One little bill does not amount to much. Two

little bills amount to very little more. But sr LOT of little bills run into a pile of money.

May we ask you therefore-if one of, these little

bills is your little bill-to let us have the amount.

WE THANK YOU

_ Moottr: _

` I and

MCLEOD Limited

chair :ind I-‘red Il. Mellini; acted as are rf-tary. Th# general’ manager, Mr. Wm Kerr, then addressed the meeting on, the alms and principles ot the mov-&` ml.-Ji. the object of which was. in hrlct. to place the stamp of quality on nil products ol the farm. and so to ecrvp the Interests. not only or the produv--_-r, but of the consumer and the ‘ whole community as well. Much had bean act fimplishcd already in this rcs- pw.-t, and in the field of effort boiore them they would continue to apply

these principles to all their undertalv

ings, in the Interests of their members and for the common good. After some

general discussion za committee was ap

pointed to exitnlne into details and to i-eport at rx future meeting.

WESTERN PERSONA L8

I __._i

ti 1 d ' th» form of a sf.-:ni-I _The H°°`- Jam” A Mfxeiu “peut

the weeltcnd ,ln Sumxnerstrde.

err Crater, and Hart Abbott v-'lui I-ling _ “_” _ h

\ I Y mmm, H I -\fr Wilfred Gfatnble, \ort am.

Iloeslie .\fc.'utt as in ec . ' Q “me Crater, was deservedly popular for his' ‘Dem 5a““'d°5 in summers '

line utteranct- of sp#-c-Ch. Mr. Mchutt _ '

--Miss Jennie illavnard. Northam.

po.-forms-d his part w: _ oq . _ ' . '

credit whilc llart never lofi' an oppaar- I “sited summemide °" samrda”

trinity to amuse, while Mr. E. limtaittv _ _

,I ‘__ wed m “al eqmg -Mr. lranlt Day ot Norboro, spent

Ot Franc' IL 'er sho ,Q ' D Saturday in Summer-s|de‘on business.

-Miss Daisy Fraser. North Bed-

eque. visited Summerside on Satur- day.

Messe-rvey :Instrumental music. .\ilr.sI "`M" -I°h“ G0dkln. oi Cnarlotzfs I mm -` Za.. K =, _ _

t r the weekend in Summer- _-

E. Protltt, Mrs. Delaney and Charlta 53;” Sm" Woodsidw; Reading. (encoredl Pres-' » ' - _ _ ‘

-Mr Johnston Ramsay, Hamilton.

li. Murchimn: Piano Duet. Mrs. \\'. i' qu merside sammay on

s. nt-liner ann Miss More .\t¢Nnt:;` 'mf " ` m ` I _,_ ‘ _..\

' business. | , ._ _. -\_ _'J

. ._ __. _ _.

side, spent the weeflt-enl in Char lottotown.

-air. wntal-a mspui. or ron

Borden spent the week-end in Sum- mcrslde

0 a I

“Syrup Bliss Carrie ii Woodsid Il in I-A

ton. left on Friday on a visit to Sl. Jolm and Potitcodlac.-lt.

-Messrs liar-ry Saunderz, Bloomileld and Janten Morrison, Conway spent the week und In Summerslde, il.

»~Mr. .\. ff. Rogers oi Sumniatsiio

returned Saturthy evening from n business' ti-lp tothe east end nr the iallnd.

-Miss Marian Ching, of Summer-

uido In visiting in Charlottetown. the guest of .\ir. and Mn. J. W. Murley.

-.\ir. Nt-ll MucF'ayden, Summernidr

In visiting in Kensington. tho guest

non.--lt.

-Lleut. Leo lfcbonald. Charlottetown who had been visiting In Sunimeralde has left nn a buaineag trip to H~aIIhx.i»i

--Mr. W.H. Hunan. Hope River. was vlsltins ln Bummmide on Satan dny . li.

' To 'whom it may concern: This ls

to certify that I hav; used MINARVS

~`I»'---». ' c.A ttmo.u o.

any " Refuse any other kind with con trmpt

Of his daughter, Mrs. llulh F. Morrl-1

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The Pirate of the Piano Business is the Cheap Stencil

There are land-sharks as well as sea-sharks.

. There are sharks who prey on every line of legitimate business. ‘

In the piano trade the shark is the he t i1-- l _

cast, sold in the dark, under the surface,cti'5:'iiI)i§ Idlc“subItdldlrrIh(IeIIsI1,or‘1AI:(;It}II-:lit (ggi

vtctimize honest bu ycrs.

HS Vefi’ P"’JdUC€l‘S will not father their own product or give it tneir name.

The instructions iv t th “ " ~

are “Get the business bfi’ he0t:)l;JOrebyc(o;ii);,rli{atiders of thesc under-cover trade pirates

The outstandin piano merchants of to-day are those \\ ho have built a

- _ _ _ ' .trade

ggcisnamfgoifiatlff ‘évlé =1H_€stabl»shed_reputation from which there are no come-

- 1 6 ll marine and get into the Dreadnought class.

MILLER BRO

Copied from Clnadian Music Trades

Journal

nixtunrrr maart as nu ar pn- I

scribed it ln my practice wiierr aI ` . AII Boo h B id ot nit rreurtnnnn ",¢"',¢,_h' ’. -. r|IIt:|°I° rI::"I\e»¢r¢;i"¢nm. W ‘ ;:;'3:0°S'; imerestegf mg. W" W " “"" be Elld I0 BUPPIY lists and further detail!

strel Play" by Maipeque Dramatic ””_` _ I _ ` -

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Company. National Anthem. The sum Mr Gear" mwnege . ummu_ _ "gif

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O'I'i`AWA statin the 't

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siLs'or _

Surplus Military and Naval Stores

DRY GOODS. CAMP SUPPLIES, FOOD . HARDWARE, SCRAP METAL, JUNK

Cloth; new and second-hand cl th' ` I b| k P . __ ° m€»_€ql1lpm€nt, hardware, tents, an els, camp supplies, etc. .. Flour, jam canned evaporated milk,

f.ff,-;:‘. - l_¢l2‘lf;)b<£‘ Ecuett Londemned clothing, junk, old brass, metals, leather,

_-an _

suis will or inns uv sruso rntont

Persons desiring to tender ar - - 1 RETARY e re uested to ommumcate with THE SEC-

OF THE WAR _PURCHASIINIG COMMISSION, BOOTH BUILDING,

hand or b(‘,th_ g 'ems '" which they are inf¢l‘¢Si2tI. whether new orsecond-

Arrangements will be made t h I ' ° ' U

Canada; spec". t. _ 0 ave samples on exhibition at places thmu hour; those who havzcaréggilzrfetitilatgegaltgsieaériéidigtlizlsgforms will be mailed when reilgy lo

lr lurtnrsrrn miss' unit Now - A

Institutions May Male Dtroct Purchase Without 1* gf

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charitable, plirilanthgipic, add simi\ItI1tIcI£§Iit‘It¢II)tIlnrrImvIa'Ii\I:h lhotipigltr-' ducted for the_benefit of the'public and not for profit may ur- uuef af »~°f~»~f~b'-¢d by wif if- .

communications lhoulti be addressed to the Secretary War Purchasing Com;

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