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"An old friend from the start"

Kola Process

of seasoning the briar root is such astrenuous one that it makes inferior grades go to pieces.

Cmllwqucntly a briar that has stood the test of the K013

. P . b , _ i: ‘ovellzoo diﬁennt rocess l8 ound to be sound.

Shapes and Sizes 1mm °" Biting t1" Emllim * _-_ y liola Brandand you will en. 1°)’ 37°11!‘ pipe both better and longer. _ It's the Kol P Price that does it? rocess -" - Koll Standard oi Kola Knit ONE DOLLAR ‘A! all good Tobacconiets

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Allents Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED LIVE AGENTS FOR Watkins 160 VNd/ccis. to consumer. Writs The J. R. WBEHII 00., 379 Craig St, Wont hiontajesl.

Male Help Wanted

FALSE TEETH (OLD) ANY CON- lllllon. also bridgework. Highest prices. Prompt remittance, P051 to Old Teeth Depot, Drawer 277, Vancouver, B. C. 3.15.14;

$CENARIOS AND STORIES Wanted. We Type, revise, copy. right, and sell! them. Scenario “Titers Headquarters, 62S hioili 80mm)’ St. Dept. A18. San Frau-

MALE HELP WANTED- MAKE Money qt home 815.00 to $60.00 paid weekly tor your spare time

writing showcards for us. No clsco. Calif. 3-24~2wks CWWIBBNIB, We instruct and ‘ ____ supply you with work. West- THE GENERAL STEPHEN

new ‘Srﬂvmard s i Coiborne Bldti Torong? ca m3 11-22-dti

1151")’ Gale Hospital of liuvcr- 11111. Massachusetts offers a three-year course of study and training in the art of nursing.

T0 L817 Persons desiring this course of

_ instruction should apply to liic __________ 1'0 LET_1'WQ QFHC-gs “Ex-I ‘Superintendent oi the hospital y

to Aﬁéﬂggn comma" you Curriculum sent upon request. BIRrHS gated and “mld- Aw! at Adam“ Margaret A “wsmisuptktxlvlss \ Qhrultliriu lot u

1| , _ 3-2-1k- '1» ' ‘. ~ ~

m “c” “"335” w illll Miu-r-h 22ml. to Illi".

Female Kelp Wanted

‘MAID WANTED-FOR GENERAL house rk. Reference required." Apply 14s Pownai st.

week, the money yours, some- mthlngv new, not an old. worn-out proposition; field untouched; ex- perience unnecessary; takes everybody by storm; money rolls in, shew 5O sell 40, demonstration in one minute, sells on demcnstra tion. The new lnkiess Fountain

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MAMMOTH CLEARANCE

AUCTION SALE AT HIGHFIELD ' On Wednesday. the 4th day April 192a

dsr, never leaks or spills with this pen. no more use for the ink (bottle; sample pen 50c, this pro- position is 18 karat; money back if not as represented; agent's

A‘ 1 owlock’ sharp profit 200 per cent; exclusive tor

rltory; send for pen agent?" to-

day. Don't wait. Inkless mun-

The entire herd of Registered m“ pen Co" 1:22 3th st" D0; Jersey Came headed by Imported M0111”, 15" Dgpf, M, 24-1571

Bull, one oi the first herds in Can- ada, also Grades lresh and to fresh D15‘; Hrhrrows; 1 Dain Walguli; l en, Horses,_etc., as followsi- .Carl; '1 Express Wagon; i lluirbci- 8TOCK:—1 Draft Horse, 9 ysarslTli-e Wagon; 1 Road “Huron; I old (Barrister); 1 General Purpose Road Cart; 1 whorl Slolgh; l llrlv- ~Mare, 3 years old (Barrister); 1 ing Sleigh; 1 iius lilngino, 41,4, ll. 809d Drlvlllg‘ rMare. 9 YQIIFB 01d. P.; l Threshing Outfit; i Ilubbclj - (P87119159); 1 GBYIBTM Purpose Belt; 1 Grain Crusher; 1 'i‘urillp‘ J-Iorss 8 years old, (Sir Donald.) Pulpor; 1 Cream Seplarator (DQYFIU CATTllEz-l pure bred Reg. Jer- 1 Set Crank C ippers; '11." soy Cow 6 years old, due to fresh- Ropg and Fork; 1 set Sonics; 1 en April 31st; 1 pure bred R8Z._Turn|p Souffler. Jersey Cowrll‘ years old, due to, HARNESS:-1 Set Driving Har- cali in September; 1 Jersey Cow ness; 4 set Collars and liamcs; 2 ~ Rez- 11 years old. due to freshen sets Work Traces; 2 Work Iiridios March 26th; 1 Rag. Jersey Cow 3 1 icurt Saddle. and Brltchen; 2 years old with calf; 1 Reg. Jersey work Pads; 2 Truck Wilson Pads. - Oow 3 years, due to calf 10th of -CROP:-—-10 ions llay. auantlll‘ June; l Rog. Jersey Heifer 2 3'88" Straw; 2 bushels Timothy $6911; old with calf, all with calf to l_nl-,1r'l0.hu;<licls Oats: 250 bushels Tur‘ ,. ported Bull; 1 ltcg. Jersey Bull l! flips; so bushels hlnnslcs; l0" year old: 1 cure bred Bull will 3 bushels blue Polaioes. months old; 1 Reg. Jersey lieilcr, 1 Bass Burner; 1 sot Funnel-s. Cali 6 montdslQkgr; l] a7gdelh§Yirlillii othfvr articles too numerous shirt Cow, new y es one 2 9 t to haunt on. sey Grade 00w 6 years 01d, fresh; Ti~".ltil-s_-12 months on all sums 1 Grade JerseyECoW 7 yours old. over $l(.: 6 per cent oil‘ for cash. frsshened ‘March 19th 1 Sow (York SALE POSlTIVPl. NO iti-zsiciu i. shire) with pig; 1 purebred Tsm- as it closes up Eslnic Late “hi1- worth S-ow duo to tin-row All?" 3"“ lam Stead. Only 3 miles (iTlVP ,1 nﬁi-X- Yﬂrkshm! 5°" 5 month“ om from City. ii‘ stormy sale will talu- l1MlP-l.Ei\il<JNTS:—I Massey 1111"" Dililfl‘. on Saturday 7th at same rls Binder c foot out (nearly new.‘ “our, 1 lluy Mower, llfdCormlck. (llewlil MRS. EMELY STEM?- 1 Manure Snrehldeg-l Fqmtpﬁﬁgmlillilstnte Wallace Stcnd incensed) av mike‘: use I - llloﬁgr; 1 Soc. Seeder; 1 Tllflllll J- AAHM€P1?:;LD' Seeder; 1 set Iron l-lsrrows; 1 B" c ° '

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;,;c......-, possum Skin

I There are huh»... oi iiuy openinsI qr pores in the akin and these mutt b; kept open and ciun ii_ the beauty’ of the thin in to be maintained.

Because it cleanses these pom and’ gpwuhgel the heaithiul action of I118 [HI], Dr. Chen's Ointment u mutt ‘ffxﬁvg gr a shin besuiiiier. Roush- neu, IdIIOIlyPlIII-PIGI and all sorts oi ah biennsheo arr-ppm by I" ""- end the shin is left c ear» llll°°lh "d velvety,

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ES ﬂlNTlllENT

QKir'“-‘OO"I“"I“HQ°EV

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iNKLEBS FOUNTAlN PEI-FOL‘, low the tl0llars---$50 to $10‘) oer;

Pen. the twentieth century won 1

l Wliurchill.

The Central Guardian SHOP‘ from-Egan's Catalog.

A sPl-IdiAi. EASTER DINNER W111! l1 ﬂblendld pfbgflilll including VOC-ll and instrumental music oh 15105101‘ Sunday at thelvictorla. 2i THE l-ATEBT wouo m NEW lllulillefy, exclusive styles to suit the most fastidious. Prowse Bros, Ltd.

BAND AT RINK TONIGHT.

ANNOUNCEMENTS CANCELL- ED-Rev. l). _M Lamont will preach at Stanchel on Tuesday April 3rd 11¢ 7 ‘D- m. also Wednesday April 41h at 7 p. m. Former lntiniatlolis cancelled.

OUSTOMERS- On account of the snow blockade on the railway and tho serious illness of uiy will». i alu dsialyed in culling on my cus- tomers in the interests of J. J. Smock Llil HO u-ill ask thorn to kindly reserve a share oi’ thcir valued ‘patrollagzr: until 1 can call on 41cm, R. T, Mouse, Kenning- ton.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. D. M. Lamont will preach on Sal- urdai’. March 3i, at Churchill ul 7 p. m, on Sabbath April 1 at Canoe Cove at 10.30 and at Nine llile ‘Crook at 2.30 p. rn. and in Peoples Church, city at .7 p. n1.

HANDSlOME DONATION —'I‘lie Sisters of Nolre lltsme Academy arc tho recipients oi‘ a magniﬁc- ant (iii-painting, copy 0i‘ .\iu1'lllc's Madonna of the immaculate Con- ceptiolifllt is the work of a re- nowned artist 01' New York and has been picnoullzrell lby critics as excclleilt. The Madonna is ilonuleil by the family of the late Edward Kelly as a memorial oi‘ their de- parted parents and as a tribute oi‘ grateful vcnerailon to our Blessed Lady.

DEBATE CONCLUDED. — Al

.THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

SliMMEllSllll llls lllllillli Hillllll

Winds0r—5, Crystals-Q, Wonder Club-l Crystal Sisters-O.

I

to curl rush notched in the S-‘filllli Gordon

At the Crystal Rink ‘Su-mmerslde and last" count tor the hoinu loam. last night, the Windsor learn From the iaceol‘! both teams champions 0i NOV-z: Bcotha dcfenl- went‘ into the game each eager f0".- Bill lllt’: Crystals by a score ~01 5‘? a scoring and six minutes front in a. fast, -clean, exciting £81110. the start, McDonaldr agilln scorn-d

T110 59601111 Same was between for Windsor, and repented in um the (liyﬁhill 3YBY~BPs and the ‘Vllﬂnil- nllnutcs on an end to end rush er Club. the latte!‘ 58111115 11 61°59 The game ending 5-2 in favor oi‘ ilrcislon over the sisters lby a score the Nova Scolln Chﬂllilpillﬂii, of 1:0. Mr, Noll Wlikio oi llallfaix ref»

Tho Sisters team W118 °°"51‘1“'\“ creed the game satisfactory in all. iuhiy wcakcr by the absence of The folimifing was the line-ups: Miss Phemic Galiant who left whgdgqr Crystals 1'l‘uesuay iliornirlg for Now Yvfk-

The Crystal-Windsor game qumyy. started at 9.15 and the :Summ@rsldl* hockey fans were treated lo the i, Rgggy! fasten. and most excitlnggmllc new _ MOI-HS played in ‘Suinmerside for a 1011B Forwardg time. After fourteen qninulcs oi’ air-Donald . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Gauthier very last Jpiay by 110th 101ml! lilosller . . . . .. (‘shill Houltcri oi the home team landed Poole 113110" tho first count or the game. this Clarke _ Hnulmn was. followed two minutes later by lluzhos .. llinnkic_v E. Mosher 0t’ the visitors team, Cochran‘. _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ H it. the period- cnding 1d. W191 U19 lCuPillL‘ Iilayiug even hockey. Crystal Sisters Wonder club =

Tho second‘ period got lllY-ll‘ at G0 9.50 and alitcr eighteen minutes of Breliaut . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, llicsxrthur tho hardest and fastest P11131111! Dcfenr-p krvu in Summcrsido in years Nlc-ﬁloonnn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Wells Donald m’ the visitors scored ironrMountain . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., Ilalrisay centre ice lillli the D9119" (‘lliulléi Forwards 211 in favor of Windsor. Gnudet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., Green

The third period started at 10.44 McCullough .. Mrs. Wells and t-vo minutes later McDonald Mrs. Dalcy , . . . . . . .. \Vuel<s loan-i tlic not and one niinutc later liicLellun . . . . .. ‘Vinlymulrl Rogers, m‘ lilo hOlllG team 0n an and lleiirstis ggmng

Eﬁeilent Race Program For

11.20 ||. m. lust night tho (lcbaio on llu- dnait luldllross was reonclud- U11, Mr. llciiiiis. tllu lust Sllvilliﬂl‘. OCLJlllLYlllg tho lfloor for only two m‘ titre» minutes. 'l‘lu,- speakers on thr- (lﬁirﬂlﬂ ylyslvrllay afternoon and

Public Account»; alirl tho rcpof 0i‘ Wliziiilivooil Dtﬂldfilllvlli m‘ Public Works wcr tallied. Preluioi" ll~11 HNWU

lion this susskill. 'l‘ho House ad- jﬁlllllvri until ii p. m. ‘Tuesday.

and Niis. .\i 'i‘. Lanilbc. u Hill. .

STORDY Al 1§l'0(7i(\';l1l‘, Lnl. ill” ilnrcn 23rd to 1M1: and Mrs linllnil-l ltorily. a son, John Francis, ‘

Ill ARRLLGES

;CAMERON—-LAMONT ~— .~\t,t.h-e '.\'i.\ll.u\_»1'll1ll>r liillscbom SL, ‘by lilt.‘ Rm’. i) .\l. Lamont. on hlzirch Yhlil, 15123, Jlilll Li-innel Lamolitnl lK-E. island to illaggic: liny Laiiicriln of Locllabor, NS

' DEATHS

KELLY- At Frcricrinton, l’. i‘). l. on March 27th. 1923. 'l‘ilon1u:: Kelly 111 tho 62nd year oi‘ his 1-. l~‘liii.-".iltiiilil_\' (Tliurliilahv) ok-iilrk.

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JAS. COIIISTINE aCO-lmrno 1 _ vaoyqﬂrnenl.

N.

ilo:|-;lt..l,1 and th__

ilicro V-‘Oliiii not be nluch icgisllzr 1

Friday Afternoon

‘flu; (‘liarioitctrlwil Drivlﬁll-f (‘11111 havi- hrrzmpjvtl zl ED791141“ Progral“ ol‘ ‘c: racing for Good Fridzil" 31¢‘

ill\t ililzhi. wvlv Ml! Thou Mo» “1'_1‘_““"; __ _ Null, lion, .1 lliziiir-liard, \\'. l! :11": lath \lll1_b_r- rilariirlleiidrlylilzg |l\li'.(l~t_ lion. .l . Nash. Qupt. Mr slum] -\\0§l(| alntri N‘) ‘ly-vlnnul Donut-ll, ll. D. Ale-Luau, lion. it. 1191111 ‘l-“lm- _ 3 a ‘ \ ‘ ’ N. (‘ox iluil \\'. ll. Ilcnnis. Tl" m 11""- ‘1 Smvsy o’

iilll if tile weather lllilllellllbs and "cords are made they .utlientic.

9

i<‘ri(l.l_v at

‘and ivlll be pulled 0i! in lhv 0111* ‘ll-r nauiul:

i Frce~for-All--Trot

l llirdicinl.

'l‘llc Yank Class Ar-Trolt

Jzliiics W. McKinney-

.\'i u rjorio

Free~for-Al l--Pace

ilmotlonless

Zua Daugllinnn Kentucky Marque Huron iiaitslloril

J-MZCH

Class C-—-Pace

Pansy York

Brit ll

Alberta Patcbcn ‘Uurlel A

.. Abcgwcit

Tilt‘ cilia-lain will be: -S!..\. icl‘—-(r‘cn. Mcllolialli Jll'1gCS-—10.'MON0V., ' \\'. undl r\. Kennedy

‘rs-um.-

Brow ll

and J. McEaclioril. NOTES On Friday evening at 8 p. in. shudp there will be a mot-ting 01'

the (‘hzerlottutoivii JlllViilg Club for in» wurposc of zlrrnngtlg (31115865 for the Easter llioildaiy" lcr: race limnt

Out of town horsemen who rlel sire lo start horses should ho pre— pent .4 Friday nights uioctiug so llizit l!;u,\' can be placed.

Tho track columittee are arrang- lut: to further oxiulul lilo ice course

_.__.__i______i_.

A Easterniluardian

Hr-mq DANCE Eustci" Monday night at carrutiicm Cabaret. Spe- l-lnl musk‘. ‘

“COME AND ENJOY a 890d dance at Carruthnrs Calbarct E118- ter iliomlay nlﬂht.

..*EA6TE|R MONDAY NlqHT dance at Csrrutbers Culbaret, all

ivelcome.

he UP FAT HER-

l

The lfour clauses and entries for with a biting wind ivhich did not p. m. are d5 1'0110“'5'allil to the picasilrc 0i‘ the sporLi The free for all trot was pulled! was won by The Yank, ;‘

l IN MEMORIAM

l

‘Pinlers-E. F. Acorn. (‘, Stcuairt u

on Saturday so that raccoon blon- day can be three eighth illile ‘ill- lstezui of one at present. summaries considerably. _,J__.

BAND AT RlNK TONIGHT. ‘Yesterdays Races

Owing to the storm il ivas

A few cnlililsiatsls that no storm]

will be could deter from going to a horse ‘f

race shelved up but were yzrrzclorll

oil‘ and (iwned by Col. l). A. lllcKlnnon.

'MRS. JOSEPH WHITE

ln loving memory of our dear nlothai who ilcpartiad iillh’ llfc on 311111111 2fllll, i922.

Now who is gone we illlss he!‘ much Thcrehi uonc llel‘ place to fill in llcavon the rose will bloom

again. She is called there at God's will; This life is fleeting iiiist 1llr\‘Zl_\', We coon will join licr there,

smile, More beautiful and fair.

mom

PERSONALS

1

lion. F. Sinclair. Emerald, is n. irucsi at lhc Victoria lintel.

____~_’0-4>——-~——— BAND AT RINK TONIGHT.

Culicura Does So Much For iiair And Skin

For promoting and maintaining beauty of skin and hair Cuticurn

Soap and Ointme are unexoeiled- Cmicurn Tslcum is on ideal powria’. refreshln and cooling to the motif delicate l inn.

Sh. TakniZSn Sold

. Ohtnn Z5 voayhoutthellgomﬁon. CanndlanDGDOt: ; u-n-a, m n. Pul at. w.. Harml- Cudema Soup Iluvee without mul.

BRINGI

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‘BEATF-Jl 5 AN l f?“ 1

VMKE ‘ ousrzaron SNAPPY- makes» . - Eve 0N we "ET"

1F’ I KlN

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Miss Eva Reid, Boston, arrived on

:i\ioNeili and Miss Ruby

.sh0rtl,\‘. 1

quarter inllic heats as “ 'I‘his will (wllango the ,.'

Called Off, j

not’ the gym-k possible lu hold the iz-o races scho-l i . ma“, h). a (iunlpetttlli engineer so duled for yesterday mornlnL’.

\\"lLli licr bright [Lice illlli- Wlllllilll-i v

inserted by husband and falliily.

Mr. E. B. MoLarsn. Georgetown, is at the Revere Hotel.

Mr. George E McLean, Boston's! Millie, was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Reid,

the Murray Harbor train yesterday on a visit to the city.

Dr J. F. McNeil], M. L. A., Mrs

Sunlniersitle. are guests Queen Hotel.

at the

The Windsor hockey team referees oi‘ last Tuesday's Messrs.

and

Dr. R. J. hacourslrre, dentist, m‘.

Alonlreal, is in the city and is re-l 1,19“

lablisb himself in this city anil lli:='ui' [he ]{()ynl

wife and family arc joining l

ohp vanishes t Forever

m—l'ermanent- issuer C 's um: uvr: ma... hie-Neill, ""8111!- Purelyv e- R . e _ l ently on the it. . .

s"? after- Kanie {inner d“- Twaddle and \Vliki'c, left r:§°'_°°" yesterday morning on llle western tio train. ‘

111111 tcer ‘Reserve. lcit on the rain yesterday,

—act surely

t indiges- lli Improve . _.

°°mll1uion—brighten the eyes ./ Dose-Small Price

l A. C. Wurtclc, lilllifux who w: in z-onneciiuil with

Cunurlian Naval Volun-i Din-lion \ l

WANTED l We will buy or exedanse for other securities a limited . amount oﬂ

._on- 3a ‘“

Carriage F actor-lee Ltd-r _ . 6% Bonds. . - 9

Stsnflexis Limited, 6% ,_ Bondl. ' 1

stanﬂelds Limited Erefsrr read and Common Stock. Price on application.

Qbiih

Eastern Securities Co., Ltd. New Bank of Nova Scottie Bldg. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

W. H. V. Dunbar

Manager

.\

Melfs land Young Men’s New Spring Suit-s, $17 .50 to $35.

Madeof fine Tweeds and Worstede in light and dark Greys, mixed and plain Browns, Blues and Black; very neatly tailored, smart styles and beautifully trim- med and finished through- out-Satisilction Guaranteed. SEE THEM.

Other lines of Spring‘ goods

arriving daily, as Silks. Ginqhams, Dress Goods, Lin- ens, etc.

\~ our Shoe Department.

inciair & Stewart, Lid.

ANNOUNCING THE DAILY ARRIVAL 0F

New Spring Merchandise

NEW CQATS, DRESSES. BLOUSES, SKIRTS, MILLINERY, u BOOTS AND SHOES. MEN’S FURNI

ETC- ALSO $TAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOI)S.

Ladies’ Spring C0ats'

Fascinating indeed, are the new Spring Coils and there is a style lust suited to anypartieular type of dress. The materials are all first class quality and are beautifully trimmed to blend with each par. UCLHGF garment. Our showing this season surpasses all others,

Silk Hosiery For Spring

A v-ry important accessory! \'~ have anticipated every Silk Hosiery need of your Spring Wardrobe, eith- er Ladies or Gents, in all _the pre- dominating colors.

A wonderful array, all exquisite in style with beautifully blended coloring: in the latest Spring models. A comparison will con~ Vince you that our Millinery Dc- partment excekls all other sea- sons; better styles, excellent workmanship are the predominat- ing features of every hat.

Charming New Footwear

It is worth your while to note the exceptional array of Shoes for Ladies, Misses and Children. also Men and Boys. which are now on display in

Invite You to

Summerside

SHINGS, CLOTHING,

r of."

Ladies’ New . Dresses

Qmart new modes to gree the Spring: Silks, Tricotinee" Fiannels and in fact aimed any material or style that; one could desire all he ' now awaiting your critical lni Snectlon. Dresses suitablef for Ladies, grown Girls, Ml:- ses and Children; all’ mod. erately priced.

W-QBY

cooks it MoMKﬁll§

BETH Tl ’

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