“ Annual Coiitl-o] Running 081000 Car

' interest - l $50.00

HER husband was a young business man of good rospects. He believed in living more carefu ly than his wife did, having business instincts and principles which she lacked.

.‘I would sooner put the money it would cost mo tO-runa oar into life insurance", said he. “I could get a good big endowment policy with the money running a. car will cost us every year. _ -

_“The ]ones’s have a big new car", she replied. “Everybody we know has a car."

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ﬂy Her husbanifowai right." A $l0,000_ Mutual Life policy

would have been a ur better investment. But it'stoo ~ late,now. n. ~ Are 1m carrying the amount of life insurance you

should? __

WMUTUAL LIFE we

alk it over with our agent.

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>‘~ ' t‘ ; Provincial Manager . ' '13s Kent Street Charlottetown

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Chemicals and Mixed NOW 1N sTogK ~

ACID PHOSPHATE MUR-IATE or POTASH NlTRATE or soon eutnna-rs or AMMONIA BASIC stag ANIMAL BRAND (For all crops) » ANIMAL BRAND (a-a-a) ,(For all rrops.) " ,.._§"rarcdA7l1b‘(-1f»s4) (For Potatoes.) ~ IMPERIAL (58-7) (For Potatoes.) GROUND BONE (Fonﬂrnse)

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ALL OF WHICH \ME ARE [SELLING AT LOWEST ‘ ' PRICES

gWHOLESALE ANTI) RETAIL

SPECIAL NET CASH PRICES ON QARLOAD LOTS FOR SHIPMENT DIRECT FROM T'H_E EAOTORY TO MEET OOMPETITORS’ PRICE/B.‘

l. We advise feirmers to order early as there will likely ‘ be a shortage with possibly advance in prices later on In the season. l

Moral: Book your orders EAIRLY so you will not be disappointed in _ “'09 your requirements at lowest prices.

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THE oHARwTTmown GUARDIAN -

Happenings

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Peraitlre advised fobook their re- quirements at once as ltha gpgicg is ‘being rapidly taken up.

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TRYON- BONSHAW. — Baptist Pﬂﬂwrsle- Sunday. 2am. Services will =be as follows: Tryon at 3 p. m.. Bonhaw at 7 p.m.. Weglmql-r, land at 7-39 D-‘ln. The service at Bonshaw will be conducted by Deacon A. J. Robinson. ilvangel- istic services each evening llcxl week. Rev. A. K. Herman will aa- itlstthe pastor. J. B. Daggett, pas-

‘ BRIDAL SHOW-EFF-Mis-s Gllﬁblﬂ 51ml" W“ ‘Bllllell a misctlllanous

shower on Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Salmluel Nelson, Kern-t siwﬁl. entertained llilwarda. gf

twenty-live young "people in her hcvnor. l, A vory pleasant evening _ was spent and some lovely glfis weie ishowored on the popular young l-ady. Dainty refreshments brought the gathening lo a clogs

NEW INSTITUTE ORGANIZED '——~A meeting was held in MW“. Buchanan Schoolhouse on ll“; "Willis 0f Monday, April 20th, [or "l9 Qllrhose of organizing a Womens institute. Tho ms‘ ltllzr; was’ conducted by ill ._., ll,-_1l,_, Ma-thieson. The following tffc- ors were elected:—-Pl1sllicnt, Miss

lllurlill-wvli; Vice President, Mrs . KUDLPISOL; Secretary 'i‘rcasurer. ‘- "P"! . D. N. Buchanan; Dreclors,

Jvlrs J. D. Murchison, Mr}; Mﬂlgofm MCLCLXlI Delegatm, Mrs IIGugal liiuliirrtou. Mrs lilalcJnn lM-cl. on.

lNSTlTU-‘FE »MEETING.— Tho

...-. i a. M —" ' _ W‘ annual meeting of-the Rosencllth

Women's institute was held on April 14th at the home of Mrs. Fade Gordon. ‘Eleven members and lwo visitors were present. After lhe illlliallﬁlﬂl statement for the year, lWilS road the following olllucru were appointed. President. Mrs. Albert Dower; Vice President, .\lrs_ liennet (lordon; Secretary 'i‘rensur- lsr, Miss Dorothy Doyle; Directors, Mrs. Fade Gordon, Mrs. John limin- ihoe, Mrs. Austin Donahoe; Aulll- ,tors, Mrs. Jas. Poole, Lvliss Jessi». Dcwer. A committee was appoint- lcd to visit the school CDHSlStilb; ii. Mrs. Austin Donahoe and Miss lielen Gordon. The Rosencath in» lstitute gratefully acknowledge a beautiful map presented to them by .Mr. D .J. ‘MacDonald, Cardigan, for ithsilosenenth School. After u Idainty lunch-was served by the hostess the meeting closed with His [National Anthem. l

FR-EDERIOTON WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE-The regular annual meeting of this institute met at the ‘home of Mrs. Murdock Buchanan on April 15th. Meeting opened with institute Odo. Minutes of last im- nual meeting read and pdopted. Minutes of lust monthly meeting read and adopted. There were nine l membarsand nine visitors present at roll call which was answered by “What i'd do with $1000." The President, Mrs. J. A. Cuteliffe gnve a very interesting report. The Sec- retary Treasurer, Miss Myrtle (Jut- . cliffs gave the ﬁnancial report im- the year. It was moved, seconded and carried to be adopted. The inl- lowing officers were then elected for the your ending April. i926. President. Mrs. Howard Weeks; Vice President, Miss Laura Wccks; Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Plioobe

“Whoa Bill!”

if nouss lctsssmo

MUSTBE DONE AND NOW IS THE TIME TO DO IT

This work has always been dreaded by boll! "W" "d women but now there ls a ways! qilmk ""5 ”‘°"°“3h way to do the heaviest of your spring eleanllnd-

IT’S THE HOOVER WAY

Why not try It this year-We have, a machine U“! W9 rent at a moderate PPM-"l! ‘HDQVER.

it beats, swoops and cleans does not damage ‘the life of

your rugs, carpets, ete'lt removes dust. moth onus ‘and

grit-tho destroyer of carpets-Its the modern method of y, houseelaanlng. Come in and see It work.

WE FRAME PICTURES ANDWHPHOUSTER FURNITURE

Henry MacFarldne & Co ' hum or i-i0LiMAlN8 '

Phone sass 1042 "W" 15*"

Stewart; Directors, Mrs. iilurd. Buchanan, Mrs. Fred Weeks. Miss

Annie iMcLennan; Auditors. Mrs- Herb. Buchanan. Miss Marion Weeks; Delegates to Con. Mrs.

Howard Weeks and Mrs, J. A_ Cut- cliffe; ‘Substitutes, Mrs. Phoebe Stewart and Mrs. Lorne Weeks: Comm. to visit the School for three months, Miss Myrtle Cutcliife, Miss Marlon Weeks. Oom., to visit lilo sick for three "months. lMiss Annie MoLennan. Mrs. J. A", Cutcllflc, Mr. Frnilk ‘Cutcllffe and Mr. Herb. Buchanan were appointed to erect the flag pole or? the school grounds. Mr. Lorne Weeks was appointed to hulid the platform along the front of the hall. The nsxt meeting to he held at the home of- Mrs. ileher Weeks on May IZOtILROIl call to be answered with "Where I would like to travel." Meeting closed with Nat- ional Anthem-(Patriot please 00PM)

Mem- Mlnsmvs Linirnent for the (lrippe.

“\Vh0a, Bill!"

iAn Old Truth

Well Told

The enormous sale of euanoittms svhu-w or TAR AN-D COD LiVﬁR OIL is" evidonoe of its superiority- asa ours for sought and oolds. I ' We have just resolved an- other shipment of .thia sure to euro remedy.

Gall or phone lor a bottle todav. i

u. L. wonrny

l-onuooior- "firs ' on do t, . 1hr",-

InL ~ - sills l

snow from l-lslmsivs Catalog. svenvsoov ls a .cl'05ﬂ-wol'd

vermou c.1551 -'1tmiqro's's

Incense - - 14.00 Dussle fan now-we have one for m-snts for Sunday ADI-ll Mt-‘hlgralulatlms ‘m u” “w” "l "I'- lnsumnce _ 55.80 tﬁllllgfylitlgiﬂgoé 0612111913: aevtlﬁltla Ollihoill filbggry Valley, 10:30 h. 1;; 21th:!‘ ghicb was one of the nicest - - ' ' ' Y - o. m, optional, . . pm Oncer l _ _.G"‘“m‘l o." - g3‘ last-I -__ g ti’. s. s. at léliﬁdlzlmlf csoniiwiiliisy" ’ avg.“ "Imfmw ‘ " ‘H ' THE srsamsn rolsuzs" con- arising; s+.sl.;'.T:€* P‘-""’°"“‘° The Wet-s the svrlnz brides will . ‘ Gar3§9 " ' 75s“) signed ito Carveﬂl Bros» and now ' F I " wear-sviili he timnied with the mosl Repairs, Etc. '75s” loadil-ng at their wharf, is me rm); 7H5 sQLD|Egs MONUMENT; fanciful of summer furs or wlll, . l D3Pt°cl5tl°n 130600 gigﬁléllglléixﬁaiet ‘izrlilsn-g Prgrdulcia g-The Guardian is inlmrmed that feathers. Hell's (leathers pasted m. ‘. K —-——- _ l I 0 e ew nun V, lessrs Lowe Bros. h h‘ gh ' - '- l ' Totals5z4$o p land mark," 11mg 8568mm. w,“ re_ contract from M1- Billing; $3M“; irethor are being lstilised on dress.- mll‘ h°'°‘""'1‘l1 Saturday and shin the Pedestal for his War Memor c“ °’ “m” M‘ f" W bends w’

lP-l 0" Queen Square, will begin work on it-some time next we’): it is also informed that the inscrip- tion will be reistt-ered, with the letters llfser in size. This work will ‘be done in Montreal.

ANGL-IOAN 8ERVl6E8.--ln the Parish of New London on the 26th inst will be as ‘follows: Kensing- ton 10.30 a.m. Sunday School 2 -p. m. French River 2.30 p.m. Burling- ton, 6.30 p.m. Quarterly Vestry Meetings Monday at Kenslngtun. 7.30 p.m. Tuesday at ‘Burlington 2 p.m. French River, 7 p.m. ‘

l Farewell Address .1

The Annual Meeting ofsterllilg Women's Institute was held on April 2nd at tho homebf the Pres- ident, Mrs. William Millar, Stanley Bridge. There were eight members and seven visitors present. Meeting opened with the singing of the Odo,‘ inilowed by reading and approval of minutes, also reading of cor- rospolldcnce and financial stats- lnent of tho years work showing receipts for $30.23 with _expendi- lure of $25.98, leaving a balance of $4.25. -

lssxt was the election of Officers. Returning Officers, President, Mrs. William Miller. Vice President, Mrs. William Pendergast, Secret- ury Treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Boi- ger, The result of election of Offi- cers was us follows: Hon. Pres" Mrs. Walter Simpson; President. ‘Mrs. James A, Stewart; Vice Pres. , rs. Wm. Psndergast; Secretary" |Treasurer. Miss Sarah Simpson; ;Directors, Misses Adele Flemming, |Gericva LvicKay and Mrs. Thomas Bolger; Auditors, Miss Ethel Mc-

voto of thanks was moved, second ed, carried and tendered the retir- ing officers for their zeal in their different offices to which they iii» tlngly replied. Meeting closed to meet llgain at the home of the new President Mrs. James A. Stewart's in May. But this proved not to be the last number on the programme of the evening. The meeting was again called to order, and Mrs. Wil- liam Pendergast in n few concise words explained that the resigns‘ tion of Mrs. Miller noLonly meant the loss of her as our President. but also as a member of our com- munity. She then called on Mrs. Thomas Bolger who road the fni lowing address. The presentation was made by ll/iiiss Sarah Simllﬂoﬂ

" to which Mrs. Miller very feelingly

replied.

l Dear Mrs. Mlller:~—it is with feelings of deepest regret that we the members of Sterling Women's Institute recognize the fact, that you as President and we as mem- bers have come to the dividing of the way. it now remains for us to say "farewell." We feel we cannot do this without first giving ex- pression to the attachment we fool. towards you as President ‘ 0f Oil!‘ institute, for the past three years. in fact it. dates back to the time when you ﬁrst became one of its members. Your cooperation in all work pertaining to the welfare of the institute. was always given your careful consideration. ﬂﬂll your knowledge in the different phases of work done through the institute was always considered of the highest, and was always impar- tlally given.

As a resident of the community you have provcn yourself a true friend and always a willing helper to the sick and needy.

On many occasions have you opened your home for the use of the members of the institute, where at all times we were met with a cordial welcome. in a world. like this “So ripe with woe. so scant with bliss.’ we often fall to realize the power and influeucd of s pleas- ant smlle, a ‘kind word and a hearty hand-shake. These gifts you, ave naturally and generously to all the in

5mm" ""1"" 'P°lllllrj>'silx-.lr.lliil Milieu! director Prof Fletcher-

(cﬂlltinued from Psgs 4).

l-nllll gentlemen are receiving mm.

""- Whiw orsrey feathers look esuecinlly w-ell on black silk. Col- lars are being constrained of ant ‘plumage. , v

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The variety conozlrt in St, Paul's Sch ‘room Tuesday evening was "svmelhlns entirely different," ﬁnd those who attended are still laughing heartily as they recall "19 "HWY oomioa-l phases of "The Village Choir" under the talented

ROGERS l-IARDWARE co.,?-' LTD.

Agents for McClarys Stoves and Ranges. " l " -

.13.... to give a lifetime of e i l

cooking service. Oven of mckeled ‘surface. Easily. clean

DURABLE SANITARY ECONOMICAL

Charlottetown

iﬁcient, economical Arrnco iron with; ed and heats evenly. ~

leadership of Mm. Francis Holl

The maiority of the .- ddling gowns inmpprtltld from Paris this

Public service as a. member of the

member of llliﬂ‘ Draft Board. A larze percentage of the seven hun-

itlcs; 3. George Clievorle. iO-i-i

Grade l.—1. Mary Whitty; 2, Rita

Trainor‘ _ y Karl Whitty. "on nonsense!" ssurur, uowsus... . , , , Boston City Government and as a Grade il.-—1, Joseph Rice. “You write as well as you over did.

‘four taste is improving. East's" "‘ all.’

lAEOd and Mrs. J. Flemming. A .

Silrlng are of white satin or white lace and some are lleavlily embroid- ered at the waist with a girdle. Others have a ‘bunch of orange blossoms at the waist, The necklines are usually M11114. the train a plain court manl- lc and the skirts short.

dred members o'f the Club wei- prcsent, and Mr. James ii. Mug- rldge, Vice-President, presided cap- _“‘“'

ably. Refreshments were served ln foglullviigllzﬁukoll or Caﬂeum school the Dutch Room following the prc- Princ pal‘s Dept~Grade X slontatIc-n. Mr. John Kiley. and Mr. IDomthy Carmichael

Wilixam T. J. Casey asiilisled in lthe Dgromi’ Multan»

introduction of new membcrs to

CARLETON SCHOOL Nm-“Rut

pearl “mule boys home with a note mother to give him a bath. received the following reply:

tows-

Jtnnie Mutlarr Grade [X

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,The teacher iu an East. Bide . school in New York sent one of her to his She

"Miss Smith, when l send Johnny toschool, i sendhlm to be learnt.

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Railway, presented. Mr. William

‘members and officers of ‘the Club. IA, large photograph of Mr. Qurlfl. lwas placed on the walls of thc lClub Parlors. and another was giv- llem to Mr. Curtis together with a handsome trlwelllmg bag. Mr. ‘Ollisre dwelt upon the honorable andlefflcient service for the in- teroolonlal Club TBlldeF-Eld by Mr. Curtis. and mentioned

slstant General Managers Mr, F. M.

the month oi’ March.»

Kenneth Mcinnls.

Alphonsus Whitty.

5150 “l5 IMiary Rice; 2, Sarah Whitty;

i-lonour litoll of Milton School for

Grade Vlii.—-l, Cecelia 1...“... 2.

Annie Mcinnis; 3, Mae Mclnnis.

kindiicst of critics, but now

Grade I (Jr)

Curtis, the retiring President Gibson. I é £22321“; gmlllﬁghlael

of the iu/tercoionial Club of Bos- - P(f‘vcl attendance _ Ewes, bola with tokens ofsthe mte-eni in ‘ Smith.

which Mr. Curtis -is held by the MILTON SCHOOL “—_~<*>--——-

A STORY ABOUT WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS

William Dean Howells was lhc and

Grade Vil.-—1, Bernard Iscl-ilie; 2. "19" 50ml! P0171118!‘ Ilﬂveliﬂf/s con-

Grade V.—l, Maude Glllis; 2. Mclnnis; 3,

cslt caused him to brisﬁ up n hli.

"You know," said one, ﬁshing

Germ-d for compliments. "i get richer an-i Iricher, but all the same i thlvok my

Grade ilI.—l. Elizabeth Glllls and WOPR 1H falling Oil My new work

3, is not as good as my old,"

, , , the Glub tillrlni: the culling. Lcut, 1 Gertrude Cannwhag, and noLw bs. smelt; he ain't no, The ladies M mo“ church held Archibald F. Campbell, President. 2 Frank Hewett rose. . - was unavrhdcbiy absent and thr 3 verm“ Milli“! - > a linerttily arranged‘ afternoon tea abmnce o, the pomumfpresldent‘ Grade Vlli _ “*—"'>_'_" at the Ruse Hotel yesterday after- . 1 Olive Glllcaple n00“, which ‘as very hugely at’ was greatly regretted. Among theis 2 Rpm Multan Trouble‘ ls-tha only thing a many d _ lenders present were Messrs Dan 3 Devona Dickie w" b°"‘°W wllhm“ 59-415 "lied l“ tiiihztlllz/lld a most enjoyable UDCllll u Mum!’ John Kiley’ Jun“ N . Grade V, gay back _ . ..- . a 8' Chaise-an, Wendell ii,_ Gordon (AL- i E3515!‘ ﬁgéggve" torney-at-Lnw), D, A. McDonald. 3 An}; C rh 1

Mr. n. n i 1a .1 - . l *1 "I" “P

Danie: b basalt: d onismaclcvﬁlm Frank Clark, Frank M-oCormack. Prlmlsry D-ept.—-Grade V ' ' y a “g r’ ar- Angus H MacDonald, Win ii 1 Almlena O'Connell B »

caret Carol Jones of Chario-tte- Add“ ' ' 2 VPJla Gilles-pic O 1 , .11 . l l -~" ‘ 3 Ja.0'.C eil

own l are t e gues a oi’ the letters! , _ y 5 (‘ﬁzzle w Government pmmts’ Mmmd M's‘ w‘ 0' 0°“ Mr c L M'les naW. ftll l 1 Joh-n Mutlart M ' ' l uanlsbolougb A-partmunt, Ottawa. ' ' ‘ ' Jun ° r 0 e uni‘:

Canadian Bank of Commerce left 2 Slam“ Hawaii f ' ° ' a nssoil Gillespie Paw!‘ ‘m’? v for Hafrlfux this morning to aticliil - Gwade In

‘Dr, Fred W. Christopher, Clmlr. a meeting on the 27th. inst of 1 Myrna Megan..." _ _ , '_nian of the Committee on pressn-la. some of the Maritime Province Man 2 Eincist Smith Jug; 3g. yqg decide tion. assisted by Mr. J, Frank tigers of ms Bank with the Chain 3 Rel“ glelflel (s “pm yam- -

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O'Hara Past -Preaident of the Club, man of the Board of Dlreotorii, Sir 1 Harold yiunam r) ity ptlt¢hl§¢q you an}: Trustee of this Boston Elevated Joseph Flsvillle and one or the A-l- z. lVlliiy (Jarmlchael should A910?‘ .70"?

investments-by comparison of prices and quality.

mic $11 Qladty sub-l

t cringe rnai

to those inteilested in sound beside. a ‘

I. I M I ‘l’ I D, 132. Gvsardqorselrrdl n, .

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ime’s Cash Value

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ODERN methods and appliances have set a new,

standard for a day’s work. Time is the one big factor. This is true in the factory, on the farm, in the home, or what not. * u‘

Time is money to-day. And anything that multiplies the value of an hour is increasingly valuable.

Now in sayi_ng farewell, we would ask you to accept this slight token of o r love and friendship and may you ays feel that a warm wel- come will always be yours when- sven you have an opportunity tn visit the‘ members of Sterlinil Women's institute. May God's choicest blessings follow you to your new home is the earnest wish of thd members of Sterling Wo- men's institute. Signed on behalf of the Officers and members.

MISC ETHEL lMoLElOD

MRQ. WM. JENDEROAST MR8. ‘HHOMNS ‘BOIAER .

House Cleaning ' Time

Why bother the ‘woman folk‘. We are at your sol-vies -all houro oi thaday. (lot the habit. have winner down town. '

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A quick glance through this paper enables you to ‘sift out the things that interest you and in a moment you l ' can know just where and when to go for what you whnt.

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