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Prince Edward

Matinee 3.1a Sharp f Night 7 and 8.45

ls Platonic Friendship

Possible Between Man and. lWolllall nE-rrA Hulkin

,.,I‘loI1tli,Wq65is__Tra - perlmade ltpossibie. ‘ SHE-f-iA- charming demure little girl of

the North helped him.

A thrilling stor

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_ . TTcHEPrE- ship and a wonder- lisccurs mo: slivomosrll iul love. I Mitchell Lewis

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“Jaques of the Qilver North"

A Gripping, Thrilling. Pulsing, story of the North Woods.

The Crawling Menace

ScvventhuScnsntionzil Episode of

THE. GR EATS GAMBLE “MUTT AND JEFF” Cartoon Comedy

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v You never llenrd of li mun changing Hickey} Tobacco ior , another brand, certainly not, but you heard him say that once > he tried IIICKEYK‘! TWIST. that he would never use any other

1E ~Hickey’s‘ Tobacco

becnuse ithashthe quality,’ flavor, that no other ‘brand hns. i Hedoes not like a tobacco "tliofcrumbles, that's why he uses ' . mo . . - . - , ' , .

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Distinctive Easter Cards and Easter Stationery in keeplngwlth this Joy- ful season. ' “ _ ,‘

- Beautifully boxed candies in a Easter coiorings.

Home-made candies.

__Tlle kind that has made our Confectionery _Dep_t. famous.’

Made fresh each day, and boxed to suit the individual taste.

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Imported perfumes-Toilet waters,

-—l0tions, etc., ‘in combination 0r sin-

gle gift boxes. Famous Dunhill Pipes, Cigarette Holders, Tobacco Pouches, and Tobaccos. ' a

Reddin Bros.

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MAKI l1‘ A MODIRN HAPPY NIW YIAI

In your home by installing a electric light service there. You will not slone hsve

the st light known. but will so hsve st your commend msny oom-

iorts end conveniences .ever before possbly. We will gladly send our ex- pert to consult with you

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' IT PAYQ to buy In thh

DR. noes N8. Daniel Parlors, ltoysl Bank uildings. tlll-Hlllitf.

PATONB ADVANCV-ED Sprint; showing will be, the big drawing card for the ladies of Charlotte- tlawn on Thursday. You are invig-l a .» -

COLORED BORDERED . fringe table cloths, This is some of the old time cloths size 54 by ‘I0 inches. Special for Tuesday $2.39 each. Moore & McLeod Limited‘. 7787.

NOTIOEw-All those who are in- terested in shooting oi geese and brsnt are requested to attend a meeting in the Board o! Trude rooms, Charlottetown on Thursday March 25 at one p. m. to consider present regulations regarding spring shooting. it is very desirable

, that a good representation oi those

interested should be present. 779

SOHOONED WANTED. to carry coal to Newfoundland, St. Pierre, Prince Edward Island, and Bras d,0r Lake ports, on opening oi navi gation. Shipping pier in a natur- ally sheltered, ‘harbour at Kelly's

. Cove, entrance to Bras d’0r Lakes

Write, stating tonnage and rates.

to Anglo Coal Company, Limited

New Campbellton, C. B. jlloo-a-zodwnlaol

MINISTEWS lNDUCTION.-—Rev. Alex. McKay, whose ministery in Souris and Bay Fortune (B._E. l.) closed last Sunday, was inducteu into the pastoral charge oi New Richmond (P. Q-l. in the PFC-dbl’- iery oi liilramichi on the 18th inst. Rev. l... J. King presided at the in- duction‘ service. Public worship was conducted by ltewB. C. Salter. Rev. J. F. McCurdy addressed the congregation and Mr. King the newly inducted minister. Rev. J. M. McLeod o! St. Peters is interim moderator’ o! Souris congregation made vacant by the translation of Mr. McKay.

SUCCESSFUL SALEiSMAN. - The “many friends of ‘Mr. John Rus- sel McLliren formerly oi Jenkin A’; sons, will he interested to hear that he is gaining steady prolnot- ion with the Delco-Light organiza- tion of Halrtington, Neb.,_ with whom he is. now a valued employ- ee.. Mr. McLnren who is the sec onll son oi Mr. John A. MCLiLPPJl of Putom Ltd., miter receiving ills discharge irom tllc army, look 2‘ course ill szllt-tlllansllip and is meeting with much success. In the. January-February sales contest held by Ills ilrnl he was successful I prize winner, and is now one oi tllc wright. llululrod“ delegates attending

lhc convention being held at the llrrserll time zlt Omaha, Nob. A , iiornc 8' "o. are the provincial ‘.l- rgents for the Ilelco-lights here.

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Excellent floor, piece orchestra.

Single tickets, 75c.

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Don’t Take any Chances with .Your ‘ health

Hundreds oi people sacriﬁce themselves every year by tailing chances-and this is particularly true with the epidemics that are prevail- ing at the present time- Cull or write ior a paclweﬂ oi Macs Cold land La Grippe Tablets and begin takili! them immediately upon the appearance oi the ﬁrst sym- ptom-and you will have no fear oi LaGrippe. We will mall these tnlblets to any od- dress upon receipt oi 25c plus war "tn.

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tetown.

Oﬂice Hours: 930-1230, 2-5.

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Tlill CIlNTIiALiLJVGUARDIANi

I . KNIGHTS or wvrmas ro-

'"'°"T-—B|rldge_and dancing both start at 8.30. Tickets 50 cents.

‘O8 OINTQ sud three coupons with postage will secure for yon the new University Dictionary.

"ream DELAYED-The train from the west did not resch the city Yesterday until 3.40 p, m. ow-

~ l"! to the track being blocked by

‘llléﬂvy snow drifts.

TRAVELLERS ATTENTION.- TO Bﬂioy all she luxuries of trav- el consult the local C. P,. R. ag. elit Mr. H. M. Davlson whose ad appears elsewhere in this issue.

BLEACHED English sheeting, “"058 round thread. a good dur-

able sheeting two yards‘ wide. Special ior Tuesday only 79c. Moore d: McLeod Limited. 7787.

DIED IN VAIICOUVERQ-Capt- llill Laurence Kiclrliam, pioneer mariner, tiled ill Vancouver on ‘Thursday last aged eighty-three. lie was born in Prince Edward ls- llllid.

ACCIDENTs-ills‘ friends will bl: sorry to learn that Rev. Father IiicQuaid had his shoulder dislocat- ed ily a fall on the ice while mak- lug ll sick call in the countu last ivcck.

GOES WlEST.--Mr. Arthur Mc- Donald wilp spent the winter at his nld home in New Perth passed through the city en route to Sask- lltoon where a good position aw- aits him in the employ of Fred and Muck Martin, “island boys" from Montague.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AD- VERTIBERBP-Advertisera are res- pectiiully reminded that copy and instructions must be in thwtluard- Ian Oﬂice not later than twelve u0Oll each day except Saturday. when the latest hour ior changes or new copy is 10 a. m. mitt.

THE OAR FERRY-JPhe car fer- ry steamer succeeded in making three round trips yesterday. She arrived at Borden at 4.20 on the Inst trip. She brought 65 passen- gers to this side. The mall train from Borden arrived‘ in the city at 8 p. in.

CITY MAN BUYS FARM-Mr. Fred Webster who has resided ill the city for the past year is visit» ing friends in New Per h and llias purcllilsell the farm oi‘ l‘. Albert. Dewar, WillCil has been the home stead of one of the pioneers oi Brudenell.~ His iriends congratul» ate lMr. Webster on his purchase and will welcome hlnl to his new home.

A CORRECTION-For the best lllree animals under three years old, the get of nneltegl-steredﬂnr- ridge Stallion, at the Horse Show, Thursday, the prizewashlwurded to Mr. I. S. Wédlock instead oi Ml'._ Hammond Kelly. as published in the press, the colts were sired by Mr. Wedlock's handsome stal- lion, "Tile British Soldier" and the winning trio are owned by H. J. Kennedy,’ George Chandler, and J. l1‘. lMaoKie, respectively. Mr. Mao- Kie's entry was the standard rev glstered 1919 iilly “The Soldiers Maid"——who lwon first prize in her class. also the championship lliplollln,--ller dum "ideal McKin- ney" won 1st prize for standard and registered mares foaicd pre- vious to 1917.

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LIQUOR CAbE5.—At the Police (lourt yesterday judgment was giv- en with regard to the liquor seiz- ed at the Express (lompully’s Oi- fiul- and which had been consign- ed to parties in Prince County. The case came up on the 17th. The Ma- gistrate yesterday ordered the li- quor confiscated ancl handed over to the Prohibition Commission. The liquor seized consisted oi 2 gal- lons oi rye whiskey consigned to J. P,. Harper, Tignlsh; 12 bottles oi whiskey to Chas. Barret, Port Hill; l gallon oi gin and 1 gallon of whis- key to Jerry A. Arsenault; 1 gal- lon runl to T. E. Boudreault; 12 bottles of whiskey to Pat. Martin; 1 gallon oi rum and 4 gallons gin to M. Ramsay; 1% gallons of rye whlskeq to A. Luttrell, all oi Bloom field. There are 19 similar cases yet tn be disposed oi. two in Prince County and l7 in King's.

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> Stop _that Nasty Spring Head Cold Right Now Abrupt changes oi temper-

Bllring clothing are apt m induce colds.

ISuch colds usually start in the head and work down- ward into the throat and nlr passages.

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OUR COLD REMEDY

will relieve the dlgtreggJn the head, open the nostrils and insure free breathing.

lKeep it bend)’ had use freely when the ﬂrst sympt- oms of h cold appear. 4

PRICE ONLY 25o

Johnson t: Johnson

The QlisIlty Drugstore tor. Kent snd Prince M

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=:'-'1‘-_?Z€3 liilil-‘J ' REMEMELi-l a The Price of Boots is ciliill S0 NOW ' Excellent Bargains Qzilgi: izlciirice

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' PERSONALS

‘Mrs. W. N. Riggs, city, went to Kensington yesterday.

Mfr. A. Mclnnis was a visitor to Sunlmerside yesterday on business.

Mrs. Matthew Morrisey, Earns- cllife spent the week end in the city.

Miss Gladys Crawford paid a re- cont visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. ‘Crawford, city.

Mr. Montague Warren has arriv- ed in the city from Halifax to re- main only a few days. He will re- turn about April 1st to remain here

‘Miss Gertrude Tanton, daughter of Conductor Tanton, oi the P. E,

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on Sunday evening where she und- erwent an operation for acute ap- pendicitis yesterday morning.

Tile many friends of Mr. nilll Mrs. J. McLennarl oi Alexandra will be glad to know that their young son Willis. has fully recover- ed niter his recent operation in the P. E. i Hospital.

Mr. J. A. Mclsaac. international Harvester representative, went to Avondale yesterday to visit his iather-in-law, Mr. Arthur Delaney who is critically ill.

Mil‘. J. P. Hood, who was here from Calgary visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Beer. leaves this morn- ing on return to the west. His many friends were pleased to sec him again.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred lWright who have been visiting in Charlotte- town for the past week, left on return to Summerstide yesterday called home by the serious illness of ‘Mr. Wright's aunt Miss lieuslis.

‘Aiiillliidli People

Do you realise how footwear has advanced? So why throw away that shoe or rubber boo‘. when it 001116 not he repaired anywhere else, bring it to us. we guarantee satin-- faction.

We have all new and up to date machinery, including a McKay stitcher, and backed up bl! a m6 long experience oi shoe making. No matter how much the shoes are worn out we'll fix them and do it right, our work is open for your

inspection, and any Job, either large or small receives our prompt and careful attention. ~ Bring or send your shoes to the new boot and shoe factory oi West- ern Prince. Two doors west oi the Clifton House. _ GEORGE IASLER, Proprietor, Sunimerside. P. E. I.

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