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. ' Smoother

IF you want the rich- est, smoothest fudge or other candy, use Car- nation Milk. Alffoods made with milk or cream are smoother and richer when Carnation is used—just pure, whole milk evaporated to double richness and sterilized. It keeps. It is always the same. It saves butter and cream. Write for free Cook Book Carnation Milk Product! Co. Limited Aylmar, Oinaiio

Carnation Milk

Produced in Canada

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“ From Contented Cows ?'

Made in Canada

"lool [or the Cheery ' Checkered Bag "-

Where Speed

ﬂl/Ieans Leisure

The speed and ease with which the Premier ' Duplex devours dirt means more time for needed repose — for toil-free leisure.

And the few minutes you devote to Premier clean- ing mean more thorough rmulta than the old, irk- aoine, day-long cleaning. The famous Premier Ac- titm—the motor-driven brush working with pow. erful suction—makes it the apeediest and the most thorough of vacuum . cleane rs. Never needs oiling. p Any Premier dealer will be glad to demon. otrate the Duplex in your home. Phone today. I Premier [or

Every Punt and Purpnu

2O

$66.00.

Coniplaralwilh handy

alllthmcllli,

$76.50. $5.00

down- lhl balance arranged in only monthly paymolill.

AUTHORIZED PREMIER DEALERS

FENNELL 8L CHANDLER

SUMMERSIDE: Brace MacKay Co. THE PREMIER VACUUM CLEANER CO., LTD.

Roy Building, Halifax, NS.

SEED OATS.

an» our cnoica NUMBER om: "RED FIFE" SEED WHEAT. WHOLESALE a RETAIL.

Carter 8: Co. Ltd

SEEDBMEN Fro was room: or r. a. Isl-AND

So shall you. Reap

Thon, sow some of our choice NUMBER ONE "BANNER?

Absolutely pure (almost) and OEBMIN-

ATION Test 95 per cent.

"MARQUIS," and I

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Racking Headaches? Kidney Troubles?

Quickly relieved i9

“F ruit-a-tivea”

Western Guardian

—-CARLOAD FARM GATES.- And fencing to arrive May 7th. Lou'- cr prices at Bruce's. 4184-5-2-21

—SHREDDED wnaar AND‘, MUFl-‘ET FOX FEED, broken bis-‘, cults. In stock at Bruce's.

-SHREDDED WHEAT, and Mu!‘- fet Fox Feed-In stock at Bruce's. 4184-5-2-21

--ORDER ROSS-MILLER. PUP-- PY MEAL and Puppy Biscuit at Bruce's. 4lB4-5-2-2i

--SPECIAL MEAT CHOPPERS and Bone Grinders, in stock ail Bruce's. 4l84-5-2-2il

MRS. a. TESSlER

—BO0K YOUR onnans nor, 5n Jean dc Illatha. P.Q.—“l was very fresh cement. Carload due Fridayiﬂeﬂkv Suki"! 1Y0"! 8 bad 088E 0f n; Brace-a 4184_5_2_2i .kidncy trouble and severe headaches.

|I was treated for a longtime, but

-ou.\ n o i a N BEPRESENTA-i ll°.°“'."e $““‘?P“‘"°d' °° dfddfd ‘° Y?’ rrva for Richmond and vicinity is‘ *5““f"“’°.‘- S°°"' "°"°°<l ""1"? - Mr. Ray Brown, who is open w re- n? i‘ L" s“ mﬁnhhs m beam‘ °°'“' ceive new and renewal subscrlp-‘lfem-y retume ' T“ '5' R°mulus Hons’ “cssicr. I n _ .

I Fruitativcs works with nature to restore healthful action to kidneys, liver, stomach and bowels. It is made only of the intensiﬁed ‘iiices of ripe, fresh fruit and tonica which drive out poisons, purify the blood, cleanse and tone up the whole system.

_n=~ you WANT A m“ evenmgls; Start ‘your system" working correctly fun, then come to Travellers Rest wlth I"‘"m“"°5f Hall, and see "The Little Clod-i 25° m“! 50° a b“ , hopper". presented by the Scarle- town Dramatic Club, Thursday, May third. If not fine on Friday.

l 4205-5-2-21.

-—WESTERN AGENT—Mr. Cyrus J. Gallant is Guardian Agent in Howlan, and will be pleased to re- celve news, advertising, new and renewal subscriptions.-

—SEED OATS FOR SALE — We are offering for sale several thousand bushels Government in- spected No. 1 Banner Seed Oats. Why buy western oats and run the risk of polluting your land with weeds when good Island Seed is available. We are offering these oats at $1.20 per bushel, F.O.B. Ken- slngton, bags included. Inspection at our warehouse invited. J. P. Mill- man, Kcnsington, P. E. I. 3717-4-13-tf

-—MR. J. R. DODDS, represent- ing the Berger Tailoring 00., of Toronto, will be at McKenzlc-‘s Sample Rooms, Kensington, Thurs- day, May 3rd., with a full range oi Men's Suits and Top Coats. Hun- dred of samples to choose from. An extr pair of pants given free with each suit. ‘This day only. Dc- lllvery and fit guaranteed. Estate. l-James Kennedy. Kenslngton.

I 4l77-5-2-2l l l l

—TOWN COUNCIL-At an ad- _ journcd meeting of the ‘Summer-

—CELEBRAT|0N ENJOYhD-“lside Town Council held on Monday The 109th anniversary of the Orcl- night me Mayo,- and an Council. er of Oddfellows was observed in 301.5 present‘ Mn Eugene Brooka of Summersirc by a parade of mem- wemngmrh was appointed a pomp |bcrs of Prince Edward Lodge in re- officer at $80 a month on approba, lgalm m the Bimini‘ church “he” tion for one month. his duties to ‘Pastor MacGibbori delivered a scr- connnence on May 15th A pemio

'. THE cnanwrrmowiv connotes

morning to St. Paul's Church and Cemetery, Rev. Urban Gillis offic- iating at the church and Rev. J. J. MacDonald at the grave. The pail bearers were Messrs. Wm. J. Gillls. W. B. MucNclll, Emmanuel Arsen- oult, John Stccl, Andrew Blacqulcre and Councillor Sampson Grady. I‘)- —-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. O. Erskln arrived in 0'Lcary on Saturduv from Chicago to visit Mrs. Ersklnks.

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ma’.-

theiv, 0‘Leury.

Eastern Guardian

..'JUST RECEIVED Carload Seed. and Feed Oats. Due to arrive in a few days, Car Lime Casks and. Barrels. 4l9l-5-2-Zi. l

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..'FORMER ISLANDElL-In the annual mid winter number of the "Los Angelcs 'I‘lme.s" appears the following: “The daily boats to Cala- lina Island continue to be crowded. ‘An extensive building and improve- ment program. intended to mould this Island alter the architectural patterns of pleasure centres of the Mediterranean shores of Italy, France, and Spain, was ordered last year by its owner, William Wrigley, Jr. "David M. Renton, his general manager, received instructions in November to begfn work at once. The'project includes a magniﬁcent new country club house and h lth- dcvelopment establishment; a. ﬁrm- inal building and ferry slip oh the bay front, with pergola. walks lead-p ing to various points in Avalon; a new Greek theatre with parquet ﬂoor for dancing; a Spanish village for housing of Mexican labourers; miles of scenic boulevards, and Jet- ty-protcctcd pergola sand beaches." (Mr. David M. Renton referred to is a son of the lateUohn Benton of Georgetown and a cousin of Mr. Thomas Rcnton of the Canadian National Railways. Mr. Rcnton has won marked success us a contract- cr and builder in California and the fact that he is general manager for the multi-iiiillionaire Mr. Wrigley of international fame, is quite a tribute to his ability.)

THE MARKETS

. l imm‘ appmprlate w the micasmn- A from residents of Notre Dame Street

feature of the scrvicc was a solo by ,Mr. Lowell Hancock, Miss Ruth lslmmons and Mrs. C. H. Stewart [taking the solo parts in selections by the choir. Thc pastor gave the

wcst, for an additional street was granted.

light

—O’LEARY.—The Athletic Asso- ciation held their annual meeting

lOdd Fellows a very hearty welcome land hoped they would see their way lto visit the church again soon.

last week. A vcry satisfactory year ivas reported. Thcy now had property approximating $6000.00 in value. Thc new rink was operated ‘very successfully and preparations, were mndc for the summer sports, Thc new officers are:—-G. L. Blac , Preridcnt; Edgar Jardlrie. 1st Vic’): President; Vernon Matthew, ‘Andi Vice Pros; Geo. Sheen, 3rd Vic l Pres; E. J. Hallctt. Sccy Treasure , 1 ..1'~‘ruiri St. John, N. B. comes thc"1‘hc field of fivc acres. a five min-l ‘convincing testimony of Mrs. Harryulc walk from the railway station. ;E. McDonald of 345 City Road: "Asl fitted with baseball diamond, tennis la long sufferer from catarrh anclrouri. track, and the rink for lfl‘ I asthma, I can testify to the remark-l door sports, is one of the bcsl alli- lably beneficial action of Catarrho- lcti_c_ giounds in th_c___i_>l‘0._l/i1\¢°-

lCoughiiig Spasm-s ; Relieved Chronic

Catarrh Overcome

. zone. When | - --——— coughing spasms | —WELL KNOWN RESIDENTF-l‘ jcome on, Catarr- ‘ Mr. John Fitzpatrick, a well knownl liozonc gives me citizen of Summerslde, and a. faith-l Iimmcdlaie relief. ful employee of the C. N. R. for

lmany years, died at his residence on‘,

lsoiiin Market Street last Friday, m t d lniglht at ltlhe age tlifhﬁl; yleaiéslgeaftcg‘! nose, roa an la oiig i iiess, a oug en enable me to wvas sudden and unexpected. There breathe freely. Catarrhozone has fare 10ft; to mourn a Sol-rowing W3. relieved me of chronic catarrh in dow, three sons and one daughter, the nose and throat. To prcVcrltlnamelyp-Mcssrs. John, Leonard, wlds and keen the breathing or- Bernard and Miss Jennie. all of $11115 in 800d Cﬂﬂdltiim. I know of Summerslde; also one sister, Mrs. nothing so efficient as Catarrlio- ‘M. A. McCloskey, of Charlottetown. zone.“ ,now on a visit to Seattle, Wash. to Caturrhozone is ncedcd in every |n,11 (if whom our sincere sympathy 1101m- ' extended. Thc funeral, which was

Larzc sizc lasts 2 months. is Drlcc $100; Small size 50c. At all largely aticndcd. took place from his lalc residence on Monday

‘IA few breaths ta- ‘ken through the Q‘ _ inhaler clear the ‘

slorckcopcrs and driiggists.

Li (‘ASH BUSINESS

Commencing Monday, May 7th our business will lie con-

(Canadlan Press) l

l MONTREAL. Que. May 2. -With‘ n lhc rxception of some demand for odd loads of wheat, oats and barley

the export trade in grain here today, was quiet. A feature of the dom- [cstic triidc was the weaker feeling lthat developed in Canadian western oats and prices were reduced one‘ cent pcr bushel. Owing to the fur- tlicr weakness in the ciish wheat sit-

iiatim at Winnipeg the undertone to the market for spring wlicut grades of flour was easier, but no nctugl change in prices was

announced.

_ The local and foreign demand was

quiet. The tone of the wintci" ivliciit flcur market was ﬁrm under c. slow demand. Tho trade in all lines of

=millfccd continued active under n

cbntinucd good dcmnnd from Uii- itczl States buyers. The undertone l0 the market was firm. There was no change in standard grades g1‘ rolled outs and business was quici. The egg market was moderately ac- tive and priccs for all grades were ﬁrmly maintained. The receipts were 3.327 cases. The demand go;- potatoes continued of a limited character and the undertone was rosy. Extreme dullness marked the trade iii imported beans but prices w: re unchanged. The feature of the buticriradc was the further weak- ness that prevailed and prices cle- clined imcthcr 1-2 c. to 3-4 cents pcr lb. This was attributed to the limited demand and the large sup- plies ccmlng forward. The receipts wcrc 515 packages. There was prac- Ucﬂlly no demand for cheese and the market was dull and wcakcr. The receipts were 053 boxes. EGGS OTTAWA. Mny z-Tiierc is no change reported frcm Cnnzidiiui egg markets today. _'l‘ORONTO—Thc local market is lirm with prices unchanged. . MONTREAL-This egg market is‘ imchiingcil ln loiic and prices. ‘Flinn.- is n good demand for extras and. firsts for storage purposes. l —- |

ducted on n. strictly cash basis. Positively no book ac- counts after this daic.

We feel this change will meet with tse approval of our customers as it will enable us to scll at a close margin, lor cash!

ll, will pay us to sell cheaper for cash. to pay cash and buy cheaper.

Eliminating the upkeep of books and extra help will rc- ducc the cost of goods to foo.

Re-marklng everything in our store this week. rcaillnew for Monday, May 7th.

Come where you will gel. service, satisfaction and save money.

We will buy everything you havo lo sell.

ESTATE OF L. ANDERSON

s'r. PETERS, P. n. i. - TllE s1‘. PE'l‘ER'S CASH sronc our: PRICE T0 ovum/poor"

ll. will pay you

All in

INVESTMENTS THA T PA Y-

GREATEST DIVIDEN l)S

. ARE, OUR BOYS

THE "Y" Ivssos

YOUR SUPPORT TO HELP THEM EARN THESE DIVIDENDS

Space Given by Moore & McLeod

r Toothache?

Fill cavity with cd in Minnrd's. the face. Quick relief.

cotton Also and

soak- bathe sure

mace 50mm rox grim

THE ORIGINAL

STILL SUPREME

JUST COMPARE —wmk, soft wire, with one or two twists ln each mesh—ln fact the ordinary fox netting — Against-

PRINCE EDWARD BRAND

extra heavily galvaniz- cd before and after weaving, each twist an lmmoveable Joint-every mesh sla times stronger than the ordinary.

Bo safe-use PRINCE EDWARD.

Send/m Prlra Llili 0/ other um and supplm.

t-il-itatl.

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i p ‘ Young Men’s 116W $1 5 Spring Overcoats

u Friday and Saturday, '

Young Men’s all wool double- breasted Suits, witfh two pairs of trousers, in fancy awns

and greys, sizes 35 to 38 Men's and Young Men's S_.B. and D.B. Suits in fancy all wool tweeds, in browns and greys,

sizes 36 to 42. Suits worth to $25

Boys’ four-piece Suits, long pants,

Young Men’s new Spring Over-

coats, in fawn and faigcy greys; ‘ bl G -

also lawn and ue a.

erdines, all sizes, . .

Men's S'B' fancy grey 9 y tween Suits, sizes 36 to 40 ' Men’s and Young Men’s all wool guarantegdl Bllét? ~ Sulgtss, S . B. and D.B. m0 es. izes t042.,....... . A large assortment of small boys’

Middy Coats in fancy grey and

bloomers and vest and coat, in fawn tweeds, sizes 3 t0 5 ‘l fancy DYQW" and grey years, Suits worth to $3.50 ' - - -

tweeds, all sizes f A bargain in Shirts 1.50 e3 for $4410

Broadcloth Shirts in plain blue, cream and white, separate collar and collar attached, sizes 14 to 17. $1. 5O each, 3 for 4 I

10 Great Friday and Saturdy Specials A for Boy's and Men Boys’ Tweed, Plush and Velvel. Men’s and young men's new

Hats. also a few fancy Cave for Felt Hats, snap and roll brinis, small boys, to clear . .. .. .390 grey, brown and fawns

Boys’ and Girls’ Blue Cheviot - - - - - - - 33-00 8‘ 34-09

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Reefers, brass buttons, also a ‘Cotton Hose, brown, few fawn cravenette coats, all 1 grey and black, 15C. 3 flail‘ sizes..................$2.70 for . . . . . . . . . A large range of new Spring Men’s Cord and Leather 0nd Caps in fawn, velours and light Braces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c

Large assortment of Men’s Spring Caps in all the new tweeds and shapes, all sizes,.. $2.00

fancy tweeds, all sizes . . .$1 .50 Men’s fancy all-wool pull-over Sweaters inlfawn with dark stripes, all sizes .. . . . . . .$2.70

Blue and White Stripe Overalls,

Men’s ‘Overalls in blue, black, and khaki ... . .. .. .$1 .50

All Pure Silk Shantung 39c

.......;$1.00

allsizes..,....

Black Satin Dueliessc, good weight, lustrous ﬁnish, 36 incli. ‘U Special, yd. ' Special, yard. . . . ‘

32 inch Dress Flannel. Blue, light gréen and rose, 2:; colors only left. Special half price, 78c for . . . . . . . . . ‘ Donegal Coating Tweed, in grey, sand and colored mixtur- cs‘ Special at half price‘ $2.50yardfor..... .. ' .

24 COLORINOS IN PURE SILK

CREPE DE CHENE OFFERED AT . . . . . . . . ..

All pure silk Shantung. natural color ‘only, 33 inches wide.

udika \\"

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_ 1.5a

Honestly, we think this is the best silk-fabric of the kind we _

have ever been able tooffei" at‘ so low a price. Good weight materials, 36 inches wide, ready for many uses, and shown ii

Cabaret Green, DuBarry, Castilian Red, Powder Blue, Rosewood, Orchid. Copenhagen Blue, Rose Beige, Lavender, Dresden Blue. Sand. Burnt Almomb. Flesh Pink. Grey. AliBaba . Tango Pink, Malaga Red, Maise, 'l‘rianori, Black, White,

Qak Buff, 'l‘0ri.0isc Slioll,

5 “good ones” from Linen Dept.» (loud Well-Kill (lrcy (lotions, 40 Extra licavy Grey (lotion, I50

inches wide . . . . . . . .. . . . .120 and 4U inches ivide . .. .15lc

'. Bleached all linen Dillllflsi White Krmklettc pBedspreadS. , . l _ 72x90 inches wide . .$2.00 Till)?"

Ileavy weight, serviceable all

line roller towelllngs, l.6'/_> ill“- wide, wonderful value at FIVE I

YARDS FOR

‘ 7 ‘WQKIY?

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DOUBLE BORDER MARQUISETTE CURTAINING

Double fancy drawn border on attractive plain marquis- ette, 32 inches wide, effect-_ ive at yd.

Oilclotli mats, 14%; ‘i; 27 _inches, good for door mat,

Remnants of Viles,Ryons and

MA_Y_8. 192i A

“TS .

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~ avnr-raao-akrsfg;

bathroom mat, etc. A daisy

_ other attractive fabrics, offered at each ... ...10c for Friday and Saturday’ at A line of pretty and durable HALF PRICE, as well as notably pretty lace Remnants of Black Satteen, :16

curtains, frlnged'ends, per pair .. . 1.25

Artiﬁcial silk combined with cotton,’ makes a lovely ‘line 0i.’ curtains, ﬁnished at lower end with silk cord fringe, per pair... ......$3.50

inches wide, offered Friday and Saturday at Plain Voiles, 36 inches wide, =1 variety of attractive colorlngszgl

\ _ C Barclays English Bath soav- large cake, 6 ounces each, Three

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We invite comparison with oak? f“ - '- - - - - - ' - - - - " mall order specials. alibi: Rubber Pants» a 8'93 9c

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