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_ Many a time ‘

o_u’ve seen tidy loo _in

hap sailing .down sti'e'l;t,g -

--_ Dressed and lookin . ' ' - Just the way you’d like to.

You’ve wondered where

He get his clothes

Wit that snap

_ And go, and style

To them.

Wondered how it was

That his coat collar

And shoulders Set so smartly, Well here’s the

Answer. That chap

Buys skilfully desi ned Ready-to-wear clothes Like those dandy new

Suits that

' THE 'MEN'S STORE has ‘

J ust opened

Yes Sir, $30.00 to 36.50.

MO0RE 8: McLEOD LTD

“The Men’s Store ” 119-121 Queen St.

Tickets

No matter how long.: or how short your journey is to-be,

whether by land or -in th;-_ sea, you arc vitally interested in the sei ction of the li.-.st i-onto You wish to purchase your tickets willi as little ineonvt~riit»iicca~ possible and you wish to know that you are getting them ni the lowest price for which the accomo- dation you require mn he purclia~ied

I sell tickets over every' rail\vny line operating in Canada

or the United States -iid hiivc Ocean tickets and baggage labels of all the leading 'i`i-aiisiiilaiitic lines oi' steamsliips and arn prepared to furnish you o application the fullest information as to rates, routes, time tables, dates ot' sailing of steamers, etc. and I also believe I can tiller _voii better ticket service than any other ticket office in Prince lidward Island. _

Try the others and then trythis oilice or try this otlicc and

then the others and see where you can get the best service and the most information. _

At the present time I particularly solicit your Canadian

West business.

I sell tickets over all the leading lines, Canadian Nations

Railways, Canadian Pacilic Ilailway, Grand Tiunk Railway and Grand 1`runk Pacilic and will sell you tickets by the most con~ venienl route to the point you wish to reach, giving you one ticket from Charlnttet..-wn to destination on which you can get your baggage checked right through.

_ I also Italie all your sleeping car reservations over all the dilleient lines wi hout any charge for tt-lcgraiiu.

_ _“You will make a mistake il' you start your journey without

calling at my otlicc or writi~ g me _

W. K. ROGERS

CITY TICKET AGENT 84 Great George Street CHARLOTTETOWN, I’. E. I.

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CHll.D’llEN"S INSURANCE

THE LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

issues a very attractive policy for Children. ‘

Partfnts who desire to accumulate an estate for

their olii dren by the. payment ot moderate yearly in- llllnlenls and at the same time avoid the least pos- ibilitv`of loss, should look into the merits of the 2lHILDREN'S 20 YEAR ENDOWMENT POLICY sold by ihe'I.ONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Full particulars cheerfully furnished by ,

li. .l. MCCURMAC, .l. F. ARSENAULT

Provincial lllnnager. Special Agent.

_Ti “QFFICESI _ A “_ if 'desire _plc iq%us,’ iniuue-uui_naif

ci-iAni.o'rrisrowN_ PHONE 351.1. " to - e ~ -_-t #L-~_._’. _.;;’§§;.}g;'¢*§f§*m_°};?_‘3}*{,;;';§,§f,;f§;.t_

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Lat’fs|~ty'l. Snmmeralde.

and pleasant.-ii. ` ‘

'P it

Mary Keating; 2, Florence Mcswniii; 3.

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iiooii Jun. 30th was oi' high order, Ili-V. S. Baiidreault was -present and was

Angeline Arsenanlt assistant of Abranrs Village school helped to ex-

5 l 'W ' - I work done. lteinarks were made in 3, Evelyn Lumpbell and llclen Loinp

day, Junuiiry Illst. The aitlundiiiicc of

staiidiiig ol' the school. llc was pleas- ii cd to time that thc high rcputa.tion of l the scliool was being iiiaiiiitzihied. 1ii~i -ifctoi' Gallant was also plots(-r' all

-IT 'PAYS to buy in this province `

-THE GUARDIAN la Oli lll6 It

-NEW DOCTOR WELCONIED. _

The _people ln the surrounding dis

trlcts ot’ Wellington are greatly pit-|15. P od to liiive at doctor now statloliefl in P their midst. Dr. E. A. Arsenault, ol' T

' Bathurst. .\'. ll.,`au-rlved atwelliiigtoii 3;

Suturtlziy Stlinihst. and iilrendy has ge(.r¢¢m.y _|..1.,_.,_.,7“3| D181 sevcrail §lCl€ bulls. lt is hoped l A' T-” A ` this; the Dr. _will be rileuscil to reiiinlii

with ug und that li,is_=~1tay will be lung g

` _UBRAN SCHQQAL EXAM‘lNAT|°N-\‘. p. m. Cape Wolfe 7 p. ni. Education- Owllls to the unfavorable' weather the ui anniversary. “\Vliat is the object ot 'attendance to the Urbun Ville school ¢¢|u¢¢\¢i0n_" one,-|,,g,, for me odut-M. exuiuiuuttoii, Jan. :Sith was not-lai'gc. (Qual gum|___“r_

Tho classes were cxuniiiicd by tlic I

,teachers and the work scorned to be ' ._ utliigli order. This i-ivliool has nlways TIQN wits ii decided success. The held li f0¥'ell10Sl Pill-Ce f0l‘ llolll lik! teiwliei‘.i\li.ssLenli Arseiinulnisnpaliis- classes and e<i\1lDm0Hi. lllld 1111601' ll-H taking teacher and is meeting with roaonyt teachers is fully maintaining g s high standing ot' etlleioney.-`-M. icuii ig limi,-_ ,,x_,,,u_,,u§0nS ,md the

“"s¢H°°|- W0RK-"- I"0ll0WlUE lfijdillscni. work had bt-cn dont-._-.\I.

the standing of Pleasant Valley School for January. Grade. V-~l, Ruby

illlmrllzc’ E;llim:tE1l;°l";He°u“l_; lf' ya” lS -UIC Slullding of the Capo ’l‘ru`verso, cr e ` 0 I . WPS’ 011018- school for tho Ilrst tcriii: l’i-inelpars

amd” -ni'-1. ‘MHb¢ll0 Mcbellllllll: 1'- rooui, Grade VII-1, Ethyl irvlng; 2, Gladys ilalllott, Bertha Stevenson ‘reign Canlpbeu; 3' Gladys Gammon; 041091; 3. Willa Smllll Gfnlle llf"°1-4, Gordon Cutclttfe. Grade VI-1, Doi'-N

‘Cecil Ross. Grade ll--lv, llatiit-.I1-l»5Sa Cumplmu Grade \-A__i_ Timo

“arrt-ii; 2, .lcon Bernard. Grade l- |;“_`¢,,n; 3' Mabel mark; 3' Marion 1, Emerson Elliott; 2, Donald Mc- (jim-k_ Gmde Iv- S,.__'_1' Raymond I-my = Swnlii;3, Ivan Bernard, Chcsley \\’ood ` ver; ‘.’._Artliur (‘lai-lt; 3. George :duc- "‘ Do

-THE Eomorw BAY scHooL Ex- AMIN#-Tl~0N lwld 011 Tuesday fiflrr-iz, Prainnioivati; ii, wind uroesiiiun.

lu-v. Fatlici' Boudreuult. the l

the pupils liavo at-qiiitted thenisclvcal --WHIST DRIVE.-.Nloiiday iilglit

O I most creditahly. 'Pho district wus l0Lh iiist. on enjoyable wliist guniu

a ' fortunate iii having ii. school in such was held in t_lie_(‘. l\l. B. A. liull, given

W y a splendid condition.--M. `,liY the ineiirlzcizli of thc l'Assoni.ptioii

-*__ -to wliieli the iiiein'bcr.~i ot the C. M. it. `

--SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - Th.; | A. were invited. T\\'cl\'t~ tu-hli-it \\~t»r~\_1`

senil-:iiinual public sclioo] cxiiiiiin-.itioii ' kept going uiid` the results \\'i\i't- :i t ot Abrain'g Village wus held nn Fri- I follows. First prize ludics Mrs. tflcrii -

rote payers was good and us usiicl 8 Secoiid prize, ;`llrs. Peter Gallant Iilev. S. Boudi'ai_ilt pivsiilcd. The classes ; equally iiieritcd by Mrs. Aiibiii Arsen- lhat vi‘<~re~. exaniiiicd sliowt-tl ¢~\'l<l4~iir»:lault, iiir\ii's l“redflna.ril I’. Arsenault, ` ot' careful training iinrl ln spite ui' the y pzreatuiiiiouiit ol lost time during the Consolation p'rizo to Mrs. ‘Stanislaus

lorlll 11 L\0U1blf‘- DFKIEFGFS WHS lllitdv- I Cormier and Mr. Joseph H. Arseiiauli. The Itev. l'iisto|' in his rcmtirlls con. Pi-lzu for Klngn tnblo, Mrs. Fideltg P, ` mntiilatctl the dlsirltzt 'nn the high `Ai'senniilt. Atltcr distribution of -pi~ir.c.-;'

-TWO GlN1‘-8 PER WORD each il1wl1°n for ulvei-ruin; in una on llllltl- Cllh-must accompany order. .Minimum charges twentydtva cents.

-ANNUAL MEETING.- The uu-

' “lml llleellllg 0! the Sliure holders and

atrons of the Tryon Dnlrying Coni- “UY 'Wlll be held in the ercninery \l'3Bl1&Y March 4 ut 2 p. m.. A lull ttendance is requested. F. G. Lang,

-CAPE WOLFE AND 0’LEAR,Y

March 2nd Milburn 10.30 u. ui. "The secret of true religlon."- Kxiutsford -.5

URBANVlLiLE SCHOOL EXAMINA.

ood success. The pupils responded

lllllberts and Mr. Aubhi Gu-llant, prin-

"‘3CH°°\- WOF'lK.- The followliig

othy Guignioti; 2, llssle Buxton; 3,

I H3011. Grade JV, Jr.-l.H_elen Camp-

Ybell_;» 2, Ethel Gnigiiion; 3, Bessie ,Dunn. Grade lil-1, Goldie Guignion;

:Grade l1-1, Evelyn (`ainpbell_ Grade ` ‘l-1 Diana 'Doughei-ty; 2, Be~i~'t-

mflll-1. Ethel Irving and Glu..ya_ 'Gulsniouz 2. voids Cniiipiieii; ;:,. i.;-

Gaudct, rncn's, Mr. Joseph E. Plctrc.

equally mei-it_cd by Caiiillc Ilcrnui'il.

a tri-at oi' apples was passed aroiiiid und the I'i'csidciit Z\l,i°. tfliarles Ill. Arscnnult then said ti few words iii'

`v\‘liich ho .congrat\!iluted_ those pre-

IRCUIT.-Servlces for Sunday-

,I _-_ _ . . the t-oiitlltion of the school. 'l`l101`\=| were ccrtiiiii schools iii tlif- pi'o\'iiieiri

I iliiit have the iiiiprcssion of ieiioiviioil i gtcacliers now dead and gone, 'l`lics.>y lteuclit-.rs during their stay in ,tlicsui schools had so ereiiteii ii, stinil-liia nmoiig rate-piiycrs in regard to cdut-ai-, ltlon, that the zood effects are stlllr

1 iioticciible to thc pi'<'sciit day. .\liriini`u , iVillage school was one ol H1050- MY-

l Joseph L. Gallant, trustee also cxprcs-I Other speakers followed attcr which sed his satisfaction nt the Work <10l1<‘- ‘ the National Anthem was sung. The

l tullowiiig were tho teachers present: i ,Misses Leah Arseurtult, ljrliiiii Ville,- I iterniinn Dciiroclic. Egmond Bay, Leah Arsennult ond' Jeanne Arsenuult,_

Carinel. Margurctte l»cClarc. St.

rlipnl of M-. - - - _ `

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unit

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Suitable for any room, den

nr boudoir. ~ -

_ Good' time kee 'ers-Ilric $3.00 to $5.00 caci

l _ _ '

Urban Ville, Carinlue Arsonault, Mt.

Gilbertsan€l,Cl;llrr;l3\;1;To§~;iiii:;it. liriii-il 1 - Free From Dandruii

‘Save your halrl Double its beauty =.i .

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sciit on the success ol the ineeti_i\i;. k The ('. '.\I. B. A. inenibcrs tlicn tciirlt-1'.- i

ed a. vote ot thanks to the l‘Asiinin||~ l B_%_ W ii

notice. lil

Allll 0tliers who Have Dependents to Provide lor’ i g

While the cost of living has gone up, in almost every line, it is-our

pleasure to announce that notw'ithst.an'ding the changed conditions brou "ht about by the war, that we are todayable to offer -to the insuring publig 1§f¢ Insurance`l?i;git_ectiQ;i_jt1t¢a--louler rate than before the war. When you gsllsidel. the inc_reases'h1`cost`t`0day, of carrying on most business operationsand the numei1°{ous war claims paid by the Life Insurance C{>'ml_ié.ni'eS, it is,certainly`a

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A

able' achievemen, that, rates can 'be reduced.-and it speaks volumes

fo1'.efi'lcient mana`ge`m~en_t of the Great- West Life-jAssura.nce Company, - _

-ts, ‘_

Serious Question Worth tmisidenneg

- With -the increase in cost of living the 'amount of insurance you Welle

carrying beforethe war may not be sufficient protection today. 'To meet this extra burden that would be thrown on dependents in case of the deathm- the bread-winner it would be prudent .for every man to cons der whether he _shouldnot ‘increase the amount of his Insurance by 25 -to 50 per cent. ~ ‘ _ I When the protection of your ~ loved ones is at -stake you cannot afford ,to,g‘anible with the future. Think of the numberless widows Life Insurance is ‘saving from poverty, from hunger and from despair, .of the countless child- ren to whom the Policy benefits are giving a chance in life. preventing tiieni from being huddled together in the slums of large cities, » breathing foul air and eating food both unsuitable and iiisutlicient and best of all, saving and preserving to them the mother’s care, you will agree that it is the greatest .beiieiicent institution in the world. ' _

We would like to be of service to you and yours. Can we have an oppor-

tunity of submitting pai'ticu1ai's of our plans free of'chai'ge?

We sell Iiisui-ance at a lower net cost than any other Company in Can.

ada giving absolute security. t -

Over One Hundred and Seventy Million Dollars of Insurance in force. Consult the Agent in your District or write to or call at Branch Office

61 Queen Street, Charlottetown. - ’

Jas. B. Hughes,-

A. Arsenault,

W. P. Johnston,

S. M. Hicks,

W. G. Schurmaii,

J. Beloiii Gaudet, -

Peter Gallant. D. S. Fraser,

Mr. J. F. White, J 1'. Chester P. McCarthy, Rev. W. E. Johnson, C. M. Johnson,

T. Hume Hopgood,

Emerson Warren J. W. Murdock,

did-iglllvd I0 1lSl@I\ 10 l-lle ihfelllliefll. _ tZ1‘ossiiinn; 3. Francis l)ouglicr;'y.‘i‘:.‘;- °' ‘ V

pupils perform their part. Miss i toiidancc tor term. 1"rtnctpal's Depart- e l e 0

_ , _ _ , 0

amine the classes. The teaclicr ‘i\ll~=s lilo fluxtoii. Assistarits Dcpartniou:-~ _ i

Dcsroclies deserves credit for the good i 1, ('eilr'i¢-_ Cnnipbell; 2, 'Elvii liowai. : -

leon atulntion to t\\i1<‘lior and pupils hell . ' ‘

MANAGERS P. E. l.

Special Agent Charlottetown

Agent Charlottetowii

“ Charlottetown

`- “ Summerside _

“ Summerside

Miscouche

~“. Abi‘am’s Village

“ O’Leary ‘

" Alberton " Tignish ‘ " Keiisiiigtoii

“ Bedeque

Malpeque

“ New Glasgow

“ Montague

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tion irii-iiil>t=i's for the oiijoyalile night 1 `_

then spoke it levi \vo ~i ai \s.i-i win ly al1pl_audcil.-M.

--Ainoiig some oi’ the sol.iii‘is rt- ;

cently returned from the t'r.iiit_ is Al-1'. John Ilcriiard, gon of Capt.. Joseph Bernard, o St. Clirysostoiiio, and

Albert Arsenault, son of Adolpliol Arsciinult,-M . _ 1

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a few moments--try thlal

It you caro tor heavy hair, that gllstena with beauty und is ruillniit, with lite; has an incomparable soi't~ ` ness and i s tlutry and lustrous, try Danderine.

.lust one alwltcntlon doubles the

lielinty ot your hair, besides it lm- mediately dissolves overy particle ot' d_il`ndruti’; you cannot have nice, liasvy ,healthy hair gl! you have dllhdruir. This deitruotlve sour! robs the hair oi its lustre, its strength and its very lite, and _tl not overcome it produces a teverishness and itchlngi

of the scalp; the hair roots tsinisb 1* loosen and die; than the hair tolls out

. l '_ ` -; tact. _- ~ _ .

` ' ` it your hair has been neglected and

is thin, toiled, dry,` Strittl’ 01' (00

oily, get n. untill ‘hottie ot Knowltoirs banderlne at slit tlrils store or toilet. counter for a lay cents; panty n little . as directed maya .mloutqa after- I you will say thta__vn.a. the '-_belt invest-

ment you e,vor.mqoe_.~; ' _ _

we sincerely.-hnliavo. rqlardlms of

everything also vorttled that it you

they had spent. VAli~.r§lllV Ariiciliaullt I '

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Furniture - _

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The very atmosphere of -

` Holman's Furniture Show-rooms 1 _ __

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breathes quillty excluslveness. ln- . Mi-éiéilf dlvlduallty and harmony. 1 if il;

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If you want something good in

Furniture a_nd want It different wli

I" iiffllliiz l` 5"‘i"

let Ho|man’a solvothe problem-

Call, write or phone us

R.'.T.“llliilitiiin’s_ A ‘

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