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Lhllaofhaaaon, betterknownasﬂhe” hssluslgnedhhpuuitlola whsrehshssbeenemployedlor I yean as EXPEBTintlsu GENTS MADE T0 MEASURE DEPARTMENT of I. 'l‘. HOLMAN, 1.11)., Summ r" and has opened up in the stars formerly oe- euglad by l. B. Perry on Water Street, opposite the loyal Bank.

“Di.” Ill MEASURED and SATISFIED HUNDREDS since 00m- llg ts ﬂummeraid . No doubt his wide experience in large cities accounts for his surcyss. along the clothing line, which he has studied and followed for years. ﬁll and ass tbs

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.' ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Also Cleaning, Altering and Pressing. “ DOC " MacPHERSON

WATER. BTIIET. SUMMEESIDE.

A Are You Putting Enough

POTASH

9n Your Soils ?

"~- DO YOU KNOW THAT

PUTATUES remove from the soil

more POTASH than NITROGEN and PHOSPHORIC ACID combined.

OATS‘ at 60 Bushels per acre followed by a 2 Ton Crop of Clover, RE- MOVES FROM THE SOIL 120 lbs. PURE POTASH equal to 240 lbs. MURIATE of POTASH or equivalent to the POTASH in 1200 lbs. 4-8-10.

POTATDES demand Potash; OATS demand Potash; (‘LOVER demands Potash. ALL CROPS DEMAND

Potash

WHY NOT TRY SOME OF THE

FOLLOWING MIXTURES FOR ' i: BETTER YIELDS. R» nuance-a ' is; s-a-rs; i-a-io or m-is.

For Grain, fdlowlng Potatoes 2-12-6 or Z-lll-l; alone 4-8-10. B! Pastures-Neutral 5-9-8 0r l-l-‘l.

A1 your Fertiliser Dealer for one of the above formulae.

POTASH CUMPANY 0F CANADA _ LIMITED ; i m IOYAL am: BLDG. rrorrrussi. r. a

J. a. runes-nu, rssirrmrr sensors-rams m roan s1. MONCTON, a. s.

r could make.

GORDON OF enosr CITY $1....

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CAPITOL — Now Playing

“PHI WN GUARDIAN

“Son 0f A Sailor” Laff Riot At The Prince Edward

Thisisfunweek at the Prince Edward Theatre, for Joe I. Brown, popular First Notional comedian willbeseenonthescreen therein what ls reputed to be his funniest picture," Son of s Sailor."

As the title indicates this is a pic- ture oi naval life. Joe has the mle of an over-imaginative sailor whose vanity and boastfulness lead him into more scrapes than you can shake s stick at.

Many scenes in the comedy were taken aboard the U. 8. 8. Baratoga, an airplane carrier of the Pacific ﬂeet, which was loaned to the com- pany for the occasion. Eleven hun- drsdgobmwhomaksupthecrew o! the warship, had the tlrne of their lives in watching Joe at work. They also took part as extras and as tmospheie in some of the seq- uences.

There are also s large number of movie gobs in the picture in addi- tion to Joe. Jeah Muir, who plays the leading feminine role. is not a. gob, but she is the daughter of an admiral and the sweetheart of a sailor. Others in the cast ‘Thelma Todd. Prank Moliﬂﬂh. Johnny Mack Brown, Shells ‘Ierry, George Siackwood. Meme. Ken- nedy, Samuel Hinds, Noel Francis, Kenneth Thomson, Arthur Vinton and George Irving.

Lloyd Bacon directed the picture.

BERLIN, March ‘L-The City of Berlin will assume sponsorship for all third and fourth children born a-fter April 20, Chancellor Adolf Hltiefs birthday ,it was an minced today. The city will contribute $0 marks s month for the first year toward the child's rising, and 20 marks a month for the following ii years. The chief requirement will be proof of the fsnlily's here- ditary health.

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SPOTS s PIIIPLES

Pair of Eyeglasses

Whearyouneedthemheoa olthebest investment you

Malay who poured asth- faetory Glasses from I will an up um statement i

E. W. TAYLOR

J. S. TAYLOR Optometrists (Hiarlottstown and Alberion

NOTICE

We are now making ost- rneal, crushing grain every afternoon. Batteries charged, fifty cents. Freight paid on 500 lb. lots of oatrneaL

MANNS MILLS, Burlington. L-976

FARM for! SAII

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Jackie Cooper In

“Lone Cowboy” At The Capitol

"lone Cowboy," s new type out- door romance with tow-headed Jackie Cooper in the starring role opened at the Capitol Theatre yes- terday afternoon.

Directed by Paul Cleans for Para- mount frvom his original story sug- gested by Will James’ famous book. the picture has a well-rounded cast which includes Lila lee, Addison Richards, John Wl-sy and Gavin Gordon

Young Cooper's work stands out as the best performance, although each member of the east has plenty to do. and ha does that plenty with perfect ease. As far as Cooper ls concerned, certain portions of his role stsaéiﬂzut ls his best screen

charge andbring disgracetohisson. ‘Dobe Jones, the ps1 to whom the boy is sent has soured on the world be- csusehiswifehasninawaywith another man.

Naturally, his nouchy disposi-

tionandhiaintensehatredofsny- thing that smacks

ess a rather unwelcome reception

to Jackie. He wants “no kid holding

him down.” Scooter is shot during

s shooting duel between ‘Dobe and the man who stole his wife. It is only then when the child is near

death. that ’Dobe ilnds the meaning

oftniehawinem.

ormii ruinous

This eslumu I saservuu rs: saws ad lsesi Interest an advertising 0f a pg.” maybe edscl

nature IIII! salts u ward strleil! Dlilhla is ll vases,

INVB-NIBI ICIBNID COAL _A_ Plcgard and Co». are unload- ii‘ ears tndli- 1'10“

Till BAPTIST CllUIDIl-Tlie Rev. I‘. is Orchard, minister of the 111m Baptist Church. Amherst, n.

5., delivered another inrprﬂllvﬂ Id-

dress last evening. Based on the words of 8t. Paul in Romans 6:23. “For the wanes of sin is death" the problem of sin. vemm-l Ind "n1- vczsal, its inﬂuence. its effects and its gmciou our! was set forth with eloquence and power. Mr. Orchard lpclkp tomorrow evening. Meetingapensst 7.30 p. maiidsli are cordially invited.

PERSONAL!

Mia. Geo. Ross, Btanhope, spent yesterday in the City.

Miss Florence Wooldridge, R. N., has entered the Boston l-loqiital for treatment.

Mr. W. E. Massey. Provincial Auditor, leaves for Halifax this morning.

Mr. L. n. Allan, M. l... A., and lira Allan, Bummer-side, left this morning on a visit to Halifax. They are returning on Monday night.

Mr. W. C. West of York, has re- ceived word that his brother, Mr. George W. West, who visited this province last summer, is seriously M393 ill in Vancouver. His daughter, Mrs. B. M. sum is in attendance.

v l. ' L-IMI. .' _ Bringing U9 Father .... ». . . Tu. c» $5.. pa: . ' ' - Q/un '14-‘ 1 v/wcr 00130 comm»: r .- saw-r em oo wru ‘mu woo, 11.1.. NTIRIQT IQ. " ' _ ‘,3, to“. MONTHQ, 11L; Q-

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Pivotal New York Stock:

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Cheespeakc and (Ii-bio . Con Gas . . . . ..

Corn Products .. .

GRAIN

(Canadian Press) CHICAGO, Mare-ii 8—Bllgbily higher average quotations for grains develop- ed late today following downturns that carried May wheat and oats to new levels for the current lnovwiuent.

The late rullies oi’ prices were gen- srglly loukel upon as due to the fact that there had been s four-day de- cline, sud that at lasst gosne trans- ient recovery was looked for.

when closed usrvoos at the same as yesterday's finish to K big-her, corn w!‘ \i oats at decline lo

9L advance. :54 provisions ncbanged to s deelns of 2 cents. ' ‘Canadian Press) WINNIE‘ G, larch l- GLO!‘ wuéo: in our; July 109g. Oats: May 3d ; July Id. ‘ Barley: May 41%; July 015B.

OAII IIICII

these commodities mall.

P12095101:

(Oansdlnu Press) IIONTRIAL lurch 5—Prleea 70h study to slightly easier on the loat- raal dairy and produce market today as trading remained on the quiet side. 0a tba7ogg market graded gblpmsnta is car ts or less were enerally quot. ed at 26 cents a doaen or A large, 2d cents for A medium and 23 cents for A pallets. Receipt totalled 1.180 cases.

No 1 guuda butter in cgrlots or lass was quoted at 295640 29% cents s pound. unchanged to l4 cent below last. n t'u final quotations. Receipts "We 50!". compared with 8,444 boxes fsgt Thursday.

Ontario cheese

(‘arrest maks brought 11 to ll cents a pound with summer eelourrd riugln 11% to ill‘ and whites 12% cents. A total of H boxes wsa offered for sale during tbs day. 0n tbs pobatn marker. Quebecs brought 811d ta 8120 er 80 pound hag and New Brunrwlc mountains for similar quantities. Prince Edward Island mountains in 00 pound bsgu gold for 01.5 to $1.3).

Miscellaneous

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(Canadian Pussy MONTREAL ldnrcb B— Wheat n0! no 2 10. Barley C W no 1 50.

Flour bakers 4.60.

Cheese szrant Oat ii to 115g.

summer 0m col i135 to ill A medium 24. A bullets 8

ltaehs Istlurst A I: ol ..

ll T ﬁﬁon“ Braalarra .. . son . . . NM . " Auburn Motor . dd a: 26"’ s-u-ro-M- 2* CPR §"I‘,'“’§ D” ' 11% How Hill-lib .. ' s‘ Dona llieei and (‘cal B .. In: Nickel ..

llsssay Harris llcColl Front . .

D

iso lollilar 90%: franc 058

dollar N}? cents; U.

cent and the French franc unchanged. Other currencies were 1r- regular.

took dnotlm- run at tbs gra 5nd flnilbrd the day well Wednesday's cloning level. \

wga shown by increased the r afternoon and closal prices for the day.

tralnt In the morning unsteudincls on the

The the t spaeded up all over tbs board. Nicks Ill contrq. o forward to close up ll cents on a| turnover of 25000

Basin

Stock Quotations

Montreal Stock Market

(Canadian Press)

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Dumm“ ' Power (Mrln

Gen Electric out,“ Pot‘; "'

Gan Foods nhwm ‘n '

6"‘ "M0" Nteel o Can‘

Gen Motors who, , I] _ llit Harvester 7 ‘ "

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Nut Biscuit

N Y Central

North American

Pub Ser N J

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51M"! o" N (Causdisu Press)

Tu Gulf » XONTBIAL, sum. s-srulra and Union (‘arhiie .. 64% foreign sicbanga in relation to the Union Pacific . 128 Canadian dollar. as complied by the United (‘orp d Royal Bank of Canada, closed tolsy U S llubbas l8 as fOl0WIl-—

U E Steel H Argentina peso .1.

Vﬂﬂliilllm - - - ~ Y7K Australia pound till“. Welﬂnlrhvule -- 40 Austriu achilllng .1901

Woolworth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 605i 35km“, bu‘; i340

Bulgaria lav 01M

China Hon Kong dollsru Oaecbeaiova is crown .0618 Denmark krone H19. FIIIICQ franc ANN). Germany ruicblnark .8982. (inst Britain pound lwﬂ. Holland flcrlu .6751. ilurrgary pengo 3771. lndls rupee 881i. Japan yen .8026.

.8025.

New Zesland pound (.0687.

Norway krona .3644

Polanl sioti .Wl‘!.

liournania leu .0106

South Africa pound 5 I82.

Spain pesets .1307.

Sweden krone mo.

Swlissrlad franc J24!

United ltstss dollar 5i per can: ciao

rrmw your, larch s-¢sr)_nr-

algn exchange steady Great Britain high I.G!ﬁ; low U (77%; close 5M; 60 day bills 5.07%; Francs 6.58; lt- uly 8.61: Be gi

Canada 80%

l uni-—; Germany 8.6

c1 m ' 1 t -_ sz°'1rr>‘rlc::|§-'§§ln§' Flam. u. a. 5.00; (inad-

- fr; (handlers fir: u. s dollar sum n. Gold-Pound 11s ll d; (‘lnldlgp B. lollar 69.61

dollar l.009§- franc 0050.

At New York-Jound

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UNLIHTID

Simple Rules prevent I N D I 6E8 T ION mes-rm:

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future,

C“ will] oqnple lii the Provincial Legg "I IOWimmenIJs orous defence or course of action.

Qﬂldm S. Hllfingmn d7$ 1n Reply to the

leader had criticized ac

power last August, tion’; intentim m

miomie enquiry. 39°93"! for the forth

1r bad not touched

N- S. Prom‘ Defends Hi8

Administratiqn w‘ rr .7 Ghtdll-u‘ 5 allfnm’ '72:“

W! in Nova 500,1“ it'll. ‘Ilffggi

1L! I! V) Oiposition crlslcigg?

1' 9C0!!! ma ltd cmwmpa

K6 lp0kb liter opmunm .

5990011 the ‘Throne. In hLq two.“ m. completed yesterday me y ‘M’!

Y4 or government since nglniicceulmlt] Policies including o, l" “"1

0 adm launch u] a

quiry into Nova sooth"; m, condition was Cmphagized b?“ Premier today. In i926. the D Comniisaio -

0n behalf of Maritime my,“ b‘ "P011 arms

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MINING

(Olnadluu Irons) TORONTO, March l—-lllnlnx e

alilrﬂ today from

Tbs mining section of tba Toronto

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Exchange bad the vigorous leadership of international Nickel duslrinl board and also late afternoon mus on tbs New market. Gold sbares generally rugis- tered gains but more uniform strau b

ea m la- s huo ant ork

the base metals wk h activity oa the late at their best

The market was under some res- aearlon due to aw York board. gloom dissolved at the sad of lrd hour however and buvln co psr products became the interest. Alooribrldga moved

shares. Hudson

elngel Z cents higher at 12!. Eudbury

White Amulet 4 l!

1 21g has“ llelsls i up at 1.71 sud

Peru! Orelils 7 up st l ll. TORONTO, llsrch l»-

'-'1 It ll).

iidvertlshg Iiatos-Fayahle in Advance

Ontral Guardian lsaal 6s. ggg IQ-ﬁgl- par ward: Auuouueemrutu "I "h ‘.- u‘ as. per ward; Iu Iamarla. listless.

all (la-lag Ivearta

Wheat no 1 bard 715i: No 1 nor "n" Aldernrae ,,_ 11 ti‘: i} ‘ail’? 131% 33.3. ‘#52. 3L‘; .3“ '____““"' “"""" "P2324121, ‘dnatiﬂ; eed E55; Dunun 005$; Track . _ 1

0.... N. . c w . t. . . w Currencies ‘it Slllllllll UN THE 81%" Ex 1 feed 82%; o l feed 80%: 5y. No k m4 am; Rejected 2:91,; Track m

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Barley: No I C W 89 :N0 4 C NEW 0R 3-13; .

ma; No e c w ma; all“: ma. m. busdxnssux'ds.vlelll>c;sd u chilling. " a: Wake up your Liver Bile YNNIPIG, March Ev-lnfiusueod dollar‘ and pounds sterling on the " so) N c

more b llgbinesg of offerings than foreign exchanges her. today. Both s _ u ‘lomelnne any res support, wheat rlcaa firmed currencies were in demand late in the M "h" h" IOW- Ilulriah ul on bbe Winnipeg Grain rehanga to- day after sterling h] weakened asr- w m“ "ll mililhvlhl: day. lisr. _ H’: mlts. Idllfll val-c. llssvtivs candy

May wheat closed at N“ with. July Dominion funds closed at 905g '14 "d" ' °' "Mm “l! W‘ ll- 79“ "his. both at top levels. cents oﬂ l-lﬂ pee cent from tbs pre- G ' .33‘ ‘i. ‘Ml m‘

Chicago prices bad similar tread vious' close. Starling ended ti. day ' 7 "h" 7°‘ h w "h “p 7°“ l" to Wlnnio-a. with vermol wheat at $.08. down s4 cent from Weduaa- 1o m“ "f: ‘a’ "m" ‘h’ M’ "' ended unebaufled to Md lower. ltat- day's flual rule. 1 “$1,,” h aha-u." Iourggwds. ds lstlca Mom irarpool indicated sx~ MONTREAL, lunch l-Nurrow 101 weld ouoe :20. n. w! ‘u “I w" of more than 4.000.000 bushels or movements featured today's trading " m (mie- usua riva- nu- will soon s; wheat. Argentine this waek or on Mont-real foreign exchanges, the gig In. Purdy vegetable. Bafs. Bun double last week's movement. Russia ound cloglug with u small loss the 2 iar them b nsms. Balms subnituiu was back with a llttls wheat after "pep frgnc ﬂncﬂgnxg§ lag m. ‘um. " 2 gsialldruéta two weeks absence au an exporter. ged 5mg. dollgr r -- r, | ML l‘

and for sash grains was lndlf- ' The ound closel at 5.0053 o 3.1g

forent. Pit its], in coarse grains was cant, t e United Stale dollar at ﬁ featureless and tbs price range of per cent premium, up 3&2 of one pa:

IO. Ice. pa lsaiu

leenls, In per word; Classlllsl Una sf floral and

lalritaal Oil-rinse. 084a. an. 4e pev Isms! Inttsrs sf 0o a»: gm. glad: across earn’. and-Appreciation. ha. par 1...?» 0:“: II vial-av in any carcass-ass twasaydlva esaas. 0 “ 4 QQ A s lAflr-la "q. _ aleus hr the Isa’. sdrlstly - mm- l- am». - Mlltﬂllﬂllﬁ0ll8_

For Sale

IOI BALI —- QUANTITY CIOIOI hay. A. G. Stetson. Winsloe. b-DOU.

FOB BALI — AUCTION FORT!- PIW. Bridle and whist 8cm Cards. Guardian Central Job

Printery.

Nov. l-tf.

F0. QALI —- AUGIION IOITI- Wblss

Five, Bridge and Cards.

leors

GuardiaaOarmalJoh

Prlntery.

llov. l-tt.

POI. BALI —- IOUI OLD GIISI

assortment

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01m preferred. stsmvl Idhdyen Iced C0. st. l, Toronto, Ont.

Flour winter wheat patents choice "'

_ , and gander. J. l. Doyle, North ‘on “all 512:" .::'\;.:f" * '1' °°- “""" ‘"‘°'°~ ‘work. 5.7;." rwwr- “Si; ‘i;.‘i.;.'l.d'°'*‘—...bs.f m n n}! aging; no u was (i: i‘

o e 0 _ arms. Robt. Gan, Green Hay u: . per ‘tgu cario-Ls 18:0. It]. L-lUlI. 'ANT‘D — WAREHOUSE

gay by $6. ﬁlm‘ ulhllflﬂlll". @9-

Potatoes Ouirb 01.1: to a: so. m . B. mta Ii. . . ll. l. mtu .5 to $1.50. 1i ‘ﬁlly!- BABIII ‘awn, ma» gpgeinl 10W o“ N Y URB m- w“ e a graduates. WY!" m°°rmuu .___. Ml (Canadian Press) , gnu“; _ Conlaurum

IIW SPRING HA1‘! AND Will crepe dresses iul arrived. Going at special P"! R. P. Simpson, 9O Queen sabre:

8o to 4c Del‘ packet. Big Overlil Packets New crop. Fresh. TM Beads

are m: 1o Bis Pick"! N‘ vegetables with Special coa- good for 36c on first order.

Mule Help Wanted;

ra- farm mallow“ “ﬁlm” ‘r (3 ardian. u u-ra

cupid-i 2:7 FIN. N-O-

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