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ll Come 'Early

‘will be observed at St. Andrefs

noon with appropriate aervleea. All mothers are cordially Invited.

l INSTITUTE MEETING-There will .Abe a meeting of the Harmon! W0'

men] Institute held ln Warren Grove Schoolhouse Wednesday. nth lu!-. al 13,30 p. in. lisa Helen McDonald will

5 S. S. HARLAND¢- The S. S. Hlr-

it land arrived in Victoria Thursday at .E m_i5 a. in. with a rull cargo of mixed

_, was not nearly so large as on 'F1105- _day. After ber cargo was discharged she left on return for ffharlottelofu .ai about 2 o'clock. noon.-\'_

1| KINDLY REHEMBEREIL- Miss .l Llargaret Jenkins was the S1105! Of

L_ honor Thursday evening at a shower

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ARGYLE SCHOOL- Tl.»;- foilov-\'l.CR

is gn. -_;;,;,.3;n& ang” pupils of Argyle Shore St-kool for the roof.-ti: ¢..’ April.- Grade \'ll.-- E. Bupheznia l!a"l’!;aii; 1 ->'. lime Har-I/fan. Grailt- 'w'l.»!.\'ir.a Jvlafr- , .'»f

Phail: 2'. fflarllao Oampbeil; II. Marg- (3. Arfizz-;» .\lurlf-3:; 1.2. Reggie Stewart.

are! )fafl»'liail. fgrude Ill.-l. l.-1-na *1Thf- foil-'mine have been perfect in

llurley; 2, Lanig' a4;l.1migal*_ fhritr- atteridanw.-_ Vina ISla<:f"l:ail. Slrgaret

ein. Ma.-ifnailiteqiali; fi. Taylor nur- .\i

r., _’ \1-l `S!af\e\zu Grade -

l'I'=ail, Grade lil.-1. Llrislena Stew- :,~~' ll.l Lorne !~!z.cPhail; 2, John I-laclloiigall

.Io-'mi )»l:u:.\`»':'»'ii‘.-, Grade l.-l. Blaria

at-`i’!;aiZ. Donal-l .\lat.PL*iasl. ts,-qual)

cPnail. l/:na Morley. "`?1!'lSi@l-la -WIC' ,

ley. (Zr2i.'-:- lfV.--~|.Ilr.x¢1.- !~lar.'I`»o°.aza!i_: Plxail. Lulu ?»la:'I‘haiI_ Jeinitna Blat- 1

2, Ma.-3-' ~'as.;pbell; 55. Jemima Mat:-,Phail. ‘\\'llb~:ri .\l-"l"F»2vii.

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-~ 5 at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Al-

given her by bliss Mattie \'anBusklrlr

fred 5lc\\'illiams. Hillsboro Si. Mani' dainty gifts were showered on the

_' , popular young lady.

_ IN THE ICE.-By wireless yester- ' day through the Marconi at Cape

Bear, it was learned that the s. s Ramos. from New York. gound for .Quebec is fast in the ice 25 miles cast from North Point, P. E. l., and :annot move. Several schooners are also in heavy ice ol! the Western

‘ coat of the Island.

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1 1?! ' __§ l=¢'itv. and Janie Patterson. City. 9567.

ll in null/I

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_ :ti I'i`f~r.or: and about 30 cars at ('har-

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Sherwin Williams Paint

SUCCESSFUL STUDENTSF- As a

result of the final examinations held _at the Union Vomerclal College this * week, the follovriiig students have ‘; been granted diplomas from the Short- hand and Typewritlng Department: Blau:-he McDonald. Soiiris; Edith Ste wart. Vomiiiercial Cross; Eileen John-_ _ stan, City; lrc-ne Miller. Victoria: Flor-_ ‘ fric-.f Edirionds, (`ity; Agn(-s'('allaghan.

THE STEAMER$.- The winter

st:-ainers inet very little ice yesterday land inade good crossings. The Stan- :--_v lf.-ft Fharlotterowii at T a.ui. and , 'lrrivcd in Picton at l p.m. The Minto ,‘ lf-fs Pit.-lou at .3 p,izi. and reached herc at ii p.m. Both steamers had full 1.-argr.-es. They leave this morning at T p_ni. There is considerable freight ifoiigested at both Picioii and Char- lottetown, zlic-rc bf.-int: about 110 cans

.tt»;»to'~vn.

MIGHT BE WORSE.-Those who

|TPAYltoI>¢y|n¢l|l?|whea.lGw'_“w'-

'rnesi-i Loosrsns at .iiyvsnra Wim e » “""’ ”" ouusrarruaos.-Tue" viii he

` . ¢ Q o a -3 ‘_ ` I _ I R L m 'lm 4; |NF°R“A~|»|°~,___§n’°°‘ 'hills lzrflce ll Dlllillhlg timrtll SID- e$$ A h _ _ Emmmgon Wm; In P,r=:‘L::: by evening any xii. si 1 oeioeit

" ,, ttiteama P W lf -_ -

I ..-David Be|a5C0- . _um in Mar., Lw,"‘“°“" "M messi: ‘mangas it me-n,i=.

PRESENTS lt uorusws oav.-aiotiwfs nu "7"

fax.

-me exPn£sa.~1'ae expreu min arrived in Charlottetown hat uhh! at it oviot-.L '

ARIV HOR8E8»-.\lr. W. 5 lc-

liie leave; this morning for Balilax with 40 army bond. He will belly- ing again in Clurinttetown next Wed-. nesday.

PRESBVTERY.-The Prlesbyttry of

session in_8t Jana Hall, Charlotte- toim. on Tuesday next, llth inn.. at 11.30 am.

LIBERAL CANDIDATES#-At the

trict of Queeirn held in the Kinder garten Hall, Charlottetown. yesterdav Messrs. John _lcllllan and George E.

for the provincial election

CARD OF THANKS.-Mr. and llrs

to those who so kindly offered spirit

many acts of kindlness. 9870. it

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that the prleo of the Morning Daily W

llontreal Daily Star (mailed lu P. E. gg

in i-_ a i.; elm rmiiy iienni ma m Weekly Star in $3.00 per year. The hi price of the Evening Guardian and

I.) is $325 per year/ the Evening 5|

.\lr John Anderson. Provincial; |,

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.Messrs T. C. Edge-tv and Bruce- st

"U59" "fmmed 'U ('ha"|°“('l°‘"\ "37 spirits. and fill your veins with iii.-u'.i the late express last night. h

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Rev. Canoii Simpson rctunicd honie`

ian uimi win peel in qmnefiy °‘

Liberal convention for the seoonddis-`

James Callaghan and family are deep' |,| -

ly grateful to all who synipathlsed um-

vritii them in their late bereavement; on °

ual and floral tributes and for their :pm

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NOTlC rs are notified fish; lm-|¢¢d were are (ew peome

it ' -

GU-"'”*|\ ‘nina ll P- E- 1-) "4 son Bad blood does not merely show

se _

The Morning Dal!! Guardian (lllalled sa

Montreal Daily Star ls $4.00 per year. ex

Guardian and the Family Herald and _ Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. 1.) la an $2.25 per year.

-ce th

l uint: makes new rich blood which

_ ealth and energy to weak, lircd. ail-

Auditor. returned.to Charlottetown by in

the express train last night. 3

ealtit-giving blood . |

Gunner Ilarry Alcllougall, _oi the medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents l

Composite BaLtery,'Halifax. arrived in ,a

Charlottetown last night by the Muito. DL wimams- _\|t.did,,l. (-“__ gm(-k.

illc. Ont. '

. N “Boa le Today »

From _Life

sriacigii. 1-wo imirr viracitlteit .

oiveuie Boys a ¢iianee`.'%aw¢re A '

The Trail Breakers iN 'rwo rairrs

shA _Vivigihelzestern W

angers o

early Western Settlers.

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war

continue

that your and give emblem

siirltlnrs A iii nun-ions

Hughes were nominated as candidates IN THE SPRING _ HOST PEOPLE . ' V

NEED A TONIC MEDICINE

I _ .

One of the surest signs that thc ood is out of order is the plmples.

Silver Black F ox Industry

Owing to disturbed conditions caused by Europ-

ean war prices are somewhat lower than last year; therefore a golden opportunity is offered you to be-

iam and inmiage, me amp Soi. come interested in this great lndustry.

“i '§“'f‘»3u?'-“°‘3“°“d“”” “°“'“"`?i` ' it you are thinking of establishinga ranch,

we can assist you by furnishing you with Foxes of this yeai-’s production, all guaran- teed to be the highest grade of P. E. Island standard ranch-bred stock. ’

g powers. Every dost- of this medi- _ _ _ »

Full particulars upon application.

iglitlv eruptions and eczema that me frequently with the change from ter to spirng. These prove that

e long indoor life of winter has had effect upon the blood, and that a

medicine is needed to put it

o do not need a tonic at this sea

ll’ in dlaflguring eruptions. To this me condition is due attacks of rheu- I .

p e an a. esire to avo

ertion. You cannot cure these trou- es hi the use ot purgative medicines you need a tonic and a tonic only, d among all medicines there is none

equal Dr. \\llliams' Pink Pills for

eir tonic, lifevgiving. nerverestor-

ves out impurities, stimulates every

n and brings a feeling of new

g men. women and children. lf you e out of sorts give this medicine a ' I and see how quickly it will re-

d` .

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THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE

Royal Bank Building,

Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

DIRECTORS:

Hon. John Agnew ' William E. Agnew John O. Hyndman George D. DeBlois

lll.¢49-5-8-Mswli.

ore the appetite. revive drooping:

You can get these Pills from any

box or six boxes for 2.50 from the

last t-vcning by thc .\li|ito from Ilali- l

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Will Protect Your Home '

Dont cr-:perirnent wheii you paint your house. All ex-l

perimenting. has been done for you, and the result of years of experience in making paint and of innumerable. pract1cal‘ and scientific tests is Sherwin-Willianis Prepared Paint `

There is an e:-:actness in the formula, and a thorough-

ness in the mixizigj and grintlirig of the pure ingredients that nsures perfect painting results. W, Paint will wear sol ong and hold its color so well that its use is genuinei conomy. a ~ .W. Paint will covet' sqtiare feet. _‘ coats. per gal. $2.50l

Use “Synoleo” the Latest Finish A

“Synoleo" is a paint bound in oil and tinned with cold

water for using. Synoleo will at once appeal to the practical decorator, from the economical standpoint, it enables him to obtain at result in every way equal to flat enamel, or fiat oil finish at distemper price. “Syrioleo” produces a perfect hygenic and sanitary effect. For inside and. outside work

not rub Qff.-_W35}]a})1e_ land Thursday from a business trlp to

_ ' , . (`

7 lbs w1llcover1lO0 square feet-price per lb .......... ._ 15c tt-1,., was in L-,,a,|.,"e,.,,,.,, ,e¢e,,,,,g

medical treatment for his eyes, re- ! _

We have cvcrytliing you could ask for in the painting

line. ~

. Maurice \\`rl;;h|, Miss Dora Wright,

Q - e airs. Ilodcrick J. McKinnon. Mrs.

The Leading Paint Store T ‘

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You couldn’t wish for a better or more complete line ,“,'

of housecleaning supplies than_ we are _showing here now. Everything you could possibly desire is included in our present offering. licrc arc some suggestions that will help you houseclean.

1 hristoplier \\'ri;zht. .\il»erton. attend-. wl the funreal of his mother, .\lrs.\

T .» from Victoria to (fliarlottetown on the

irlllar 151;. and l6c. goods ln lengths of R. 9. 10 and ll yds. ’l`oday's pricc.

are casting spite-ful eyes at the ice in the Straits may derive some satisfac- tion from tho fact that things have been much worse than they are this year. .-\ gentlernan who has occasioii to rf.-iiierxiber. informs The Guardian that thirty-three years ago on May Sth, there was a general provincial election and on that day people cross ed the .\'orth River ice at Docken-‘ dorff's, Sit-ighs were used both in Char-` lfittr.-town and in thc country to drive to the polls. On tht- 4th of May that _vc-ar sleigli.-s crossf.-fl thu l-iillsilioru llivr,-r at Falcoriivoorl.

VlCTOR|A PERSONALS. - .\lr.

olin I.. Wright. at Victoria an Thurs- rlay.~.\Ir. Jck Ferguson, South .\lel- ville. returned on the S. S. Harland. Tliur.~:<lay. from Charlottetovm, where he was visiting his father, .\lr. Dun- ran Ferguson. who was operated on for appendicitis at the P. E. Island Hospital. .\lr. Ferguson is doing as well as could be expected.- .\lr. .\'ell Pc-npraise returned on the S. S. liar-

liarlottetowir- .\lr. Albert Clark,

uriicd home on the S. 5. Harland hursdas- 'triioiig the passengers

. ta. Harland Thursday vt-orc. Mrs.

wen Zllcliiniioii and Miss .\IcKinnun. V

::2000 yds. linxlisli print; also lot f colored percalc, 36 inches wide. rc-

' g 12c. ' I’aton’s. 9872-5-Smli. cd LAWN GRASS is the best by test.

‘ ‘ ' -é--*a Gel busy with your LAWN or GRASS

\ e 1:72-inch blaiilccting for suiling at PLOT We give special discounts nn

the price charged :it the Factory to-, Lawn Grass Seed for Chufcli and

_ day. $1.25 per yd. Only three pieces | School Grounds The C_lLy squares and

left; come quick; also 1 piece Heavy streets would look one liutidred per lanltcllng for Sport Coats, 54 inches cent better If the unsightly spots were ide, $1.60 ti yd.. cannot be bought at sown with somoof our *Lawn Grass ic factory for the money. I’aton’s. Mixture. "A Word to the Wise" etc..

9872-5-Smli. etc. 9852-5-8Mll.

Rlr tj. A. ArcliiHi`IU arrived iii Char-

lattetown by the Minto last night froui Truro. '

Privatg Cephas Morley. ot’ tlie"Ciiua»

dian Mounted Rifles, arrived in Char- lottetown last night from Amherst.

lllr P. Carkin, of the l".I-J.l.R.. caiiie

to Charlottetown by tlit- express last night from 'l`lgnish_

._‘t,_ . Major .I. .\.'Stewart. of lfnion lloud, has retuntcd home front Toronto. where he has been attending Cavalry College for the past month.

Alr. James L. Gillis, Kensington. was

a visitor to the cjty yesterday and leaves on Monday next on a visit to Halifax and other Nova Scotinn lou-ns.

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.Miss (Ileui Morson. who has spent

tlie winter in the province. leaves Tuesday moming for Yarmouth. Me.. where she will visit her brother._Rev. Robert Morson. before returning to Western Canada.

.\lr. John Sletsoii. who some live

.Years ago, removed to Western Can- ada and had purposed making his, home there, has returned to his na- tive province and settled In Marsh- field, where he purchased ii farm, fully convinced that there is, after all. no place like Prince Edward Island. ills many friends in Marshfield are pleas- ed to sec him back.

::Saturtla_\' Specials lu Ladies' Blouses. Corsets, Stockings, Ladies" Suits.. House Dresses, Tea Aprons, Silk Hosiery. silk Gloves, Men's ready- to»wcar. All at special week-end prices. Paton's. 9812-5-Xmll. _i______

2:CARTER'S "EVERGREEN" mix

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Scrubbing Brushes Boourlng Soaps Biove Plpq Enamel Llquld Veneer wg" Paper Cleaner Bon Aml '

Dustbane _

The sanitary tw.'r.'<'i»-

lag compound for floors and carpets. We have all also tlnn at all prl- ces. Get wipe.

Telephone- Your Order

“will save you frouble-lt will reserve your time, and you can rea! nssnred that yoozorder will be filled exactly the same an H you came to the store and personally sel- octall the goods you want. Our pliniie order lorvlca is always nt your service. May we UIQ!! that you give it ii trial. `t.'all up 150.

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Knife Polish Broorvm Whlsks Put; Cream Dustbane

Lye

New Wall Paper

Our Wall Paper Clean- er will make your old wall paper new again. l¢.'s economical and sat- isfactory. -

For The Silverware

To brighten and beautlfy

your old silverware or bran goods, use Piitz Cream. u safe and satisfactory polish- G

rlvalled ln merlt only by our Special Silver Polish.

Beer & Golf ‘l“.:‘:.

Dutch Cleanser Pearllne ` Silver Pollah

Whltenlng Gold DUI! Ammonia

For Furniture

Liquid Veneer will

clean. brighten and beautify your furn- iture-miilre 'lt look like new. Get a bottle.

,. Le

Radishes and Rhubarb.

If both are busy it will pay youto call again.~ _f

rapefruit. " ‘ . ' -

DELICACIES

JUST RECEIVED `

' Al our Meat and Poultry Department

Choice Cooked Hams

Sliced with our' New Dayton Meat Slicer

Also No. 1 Bologna and Poultry. Celery ttuce,

Grocery Departinent” N” 0 .

Fresh supply of Oranges, Bananas, Pineapples 'and

‘_ Phone 199 and 261-if .one line is busy trytlie other-

An Army Field Kitchen lor Our Own Boys and an Ambulance for the Wounded

roposetl Gifts from People of Prince Edward lslantl

C/J

Prince Edward Island

' _ 1 Do your Bit and Do it Quickly _

Whole Amount Needed Before End of May.

- > ~- The proposal has been made that the people of Prince Edward Island should

contribute to our Fighting Forces an Atmy Field Kitchen, to cost $1,200 and to be for the use of one of the fighting units to which our Island boys are attached, also a Hospital Motor Ambulance to cost about $2,500 for the vse of one of the Hos- -pitals at the front. _

The Newspapers of Prince Edward Island have_underlaken to raise the

amountneeded, and to raise it quickly. ‘ `

r Now who wants to help? Any amount will be received from five cents up,

Fill out' the coupon today and send with your subscription to any of the

newspaper oflices and the payment will be promptly acknowledged in the press.

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. To int: GUARDIAN I ‘ _'

Cl|arletletowa,_F.l'I.l. .

_Enclosed find S ......... ..towards llie Funds lo Provide an Atmy Field Kitchen and a Hospital Ambulance. ‘

Subscription lo aid our liiglitiiig Forces ~ '

Name ................................... . ` "

'| , A Address .......... F

A Arrangements are already under way in Charlottetowuto

ment and dance to aid. the fund and all the townsand-vi°llages of

asked to have a concert or ‘social of game kiiid for the same put ose

men and women, working boys and girls are each asked to give a dollar ever they can spare now or on their next pay day `

For the NeW$aper’s Patriotic Subscription

to the Fighting Forces A 5

ubscription .Lists_Now Open by the Newspapers of Q