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neA-re “ED Tom AUTO ACCIDENT Yo‘ May iL-l-Mrs. or Newark. l\. J.. atli sorry today ititoinollilb in WillCll shi- ‘ will. three companions l “Halo liurta-Jtiliii Duly. o! ‘(l l‘llltl t‘lt\'. and Mrs. Frcils r-llhtit \'t-\\".irlt. two other oc~ ‘h U,- h“. iuit-hiue. ziredieing l; '. H", pullpp, 'I‘hi-y were uii- Al‘ 'i‘hu fourth occupant of lil‘li‘illilt' ran away after the out.

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entities CANDY FACTORY St. Stephen, N.B.

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We have been tortnnete in procuring e quantity o! the famous, Smoky City well- peper cleaner. This prepare.- tion isounexéelled for remov- ing dust end dirt from. well paper, cslsomine, window shades and, ell interior do eoretions leevin! the snrlpce clean Bud bright. _ ' '

Get ewsy from the trouble and expense of. iepsperlng sort-wells by using "Smoky"

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Price 35 cents per tin-

The 2 Macs

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ELM IiALi. 0m- tlp-to-Date Boarding llouseBoard

Furui zlietl at $3.00 ber with 11:1. ‘A Comptrtt:

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Ganong Brothers, Ltd. _$T. STEPHEN, N. n. '

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week while working tit Matron ‘in charge.

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Bu; O. K. Canadian and you get the best.

Vc shall behglad to send a descriptive catalog on ‘ request.

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SEE our line of cooking utensils.

have everything you need for lnklnQ-efl-blt- _ wqps, golfing-jinn. cake-tine, ple- 111111“. cookie-carton, "mn-Opflicfl, n nus-

Perhsps you are thlnltin of n new stow-hunt- lgete our “range " o! Con: ‘how you the feature of these stoves that enable you 1° let better results in our culinary elem.

The (J-Ccdnr Pol _ kitchen floor: whether nrnh preserve the color and keep linoleum from

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ALBION NUT COAL discharging today at A. Pickard iiz. (Jo's. Phone 240. 8743-15-1-1-1“. ‘

SEE NOTICE OF SALE 0f crop stock end implements at lfiairview. iti this issue. - '

WNVERNE-SB SCREENED COAL the kind that makes a good clean tire, Try a loud. A. Pickerd & Co. Phone 240 8793-5-11-31.

WOOD POLAND SERVICES.- ltev. 1D. IMecLean will (TD. V.) preach at Wood island on tbebbsth next as follows: in the Church at tlinn, in the Hell at 3pm.

FOX MEN'S MEETlN1G.—An im- portant meeting of fox men will be held in the Board of Trade room's Wednesday evening at 8 o‘- t-lock to consider the proposed fox tax and its effect on the industry. All fox men are requested to tit- tend. ‘ 2i

MILTON AND RUSTICQ-Ncxt Thursday 13th being Ascension Day treivice will ‘be held in 8:. John's Church, Milton, at 10.30 u. m. Services next Sunday illii-ion 11 n. Ill. and itustieo 3 p. m. Sun- day School u? Milton will re-upen in the church at 10 o'clock, and iii liustico at“: o'clock. llev. G. W. B. Jones, Rector.

IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 AD- VERTI8ER8.-Advertisers are res pectfullv reminded’ that copy and instructions must be in the Guard- lnn Ofll-"s not Inter than twelve noon 9:11:11 dsy except Saturday, when the latest hour for changes nr now ccpy is 10 is. in. dtf.

STYLISH SPRING COAT8.—1t would he hard to find cant values tinywhsre near like the prices asked for tit Futons Ltd. Embraced in the collection are sport motiels,

titres-quarter or full length, all superbly tailored nnd trimmed. serviceable, practical coats tlint

would be good buying for nny lady who desires to he well tlressed. iii.

FOR SHEEP BREEbERsr-The ilt-lsartntcnt of Agriculture intends to (!Oililil(Ti~ a series oi’ sheep-tlipp- iug tlemonstrations i localities where such work is ties-tired by the Shcep Breeders. This work will be~ gin as t-arly as possible, and in order that a regular series mny ‘he tirraugeti, it ii-i desirable thut ull lotsaliiios wishing for siich work trorresptintl with the Department of Agrlettiture, (‘hurlottctoivn as soon as possible. 8‘703-<5-ll-tii.

MISSION BAND CONCERT AT UNION ROAD~—An entertainment m‘ more than usual merit was held ut ifuioii iltJlii Methodist -(‘liurch on Wednesday night May 6th. This bt-autifiilly and i-tiz-y little church might well be taken as ti tuodei and it rotli-cts much credit on the pi-tiple of Union Road for their zeal and piety in making their place of worship in keeping with their homes. 'l‘lie young indies in the prep ration of the programme end‘ the young men who assisted hem. are to be commended on ‘the care and energy given to the practising. and congratulated ‘on the very successful pre entntlon of recit- ntlons, solos, d ills and chorusuii. 'l‘lio recltations by three little rots was u source of pleisure to all. Much praise‘ is tine ‘Mrs. Geo. Ah- bott. President oi‘ the band. Miss Louise tEssery. Mrs. Bryenton and hiiss Vera Hardy. organist, for superinti-ndtng the preparation and assisting in the carrying out oi this splendid programme. A collection of $20.00 goes to augment the funds of the band. The lRev. F. H. Little- johns presided and delighted the audience with several very pious- lng violin selections. The Reverend gentlemen is certainly n master.

l3 file _programir_ie;—tAll_ hsil the power o Jesus’ name. QOIIQPBBB‘ tion; "Prayer by Pastor; Chorus and choir, "Mgr-Own .1(‘.nnedi-s;\

Home": oieiogué. -Mrs- 5111111111 Mite Box, by members of Bnnd; Violin 8010s.. Rev. 1F. H. Little;-

loiins; Male qunrtette, - C. Moore. B. (3. llnrdy J. Auliloore and A..G. liiallott; Recitation, ‘by Margaret idsscry, Bessie MacKinnou and Jimmy Esiserwidnlo by Lillian Ab- lmtl ; ‘Drill and chorus, nrcriiberir 0P llaud; Dialogue, Miss (‘snudu at Home, by tnemhors of Baud; Mule tlunrtette, Messrs Moore, ilurtly. Moore and Malili-tl; V1011" 301°11- lit-v. it‘. ll." l.lttit>l11l111>1; Solo 11v, iyiisstvérti, linrtly; milk Chem’ Blossoms, by lt-n youniplndies. This drill was very pretty ‘mil Pilllfllillil‘ iy staged. 'i‘lie_ National ‘Alllllfilll l)l'l)\1|;l\[_l| pieustilit iiveiiiug s outer- talniuent to u.rlostl..-; ‘ . -

Minard's Liniineut Co. Limited-

l was very sick with Quins! 811d thought I would strangle. l used MINAIRUS LlNlMlliNT and it re- iieved me at once. t sin never without it now.

Yours gratefully, MR8. C. U. PRINCE. Nauwigewauk, Oct. 21st.

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in. i116. llarris Eye Specialist

Ofli e Royal Bank

nuiiiitinr. Chariot--

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Oillce Hours: 1 930-1230, 2-5.

Phone 68-1‘.

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hand with the violins-The following '

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GRAND EVENING CONCERT in St. James Hail next Tuesday even- ing 18th. ‘llieserve the dste.

SKIRTS with the most bewitch- ing frills and fluunces, just the re- rluired thing for the new suit or dress, Ltd. .

IF PRICE i8 A CONSIDERA- TiON-—-You will be repaid iby buy- ing your spring coat, with its tailored lines, stylish cut endchic triinmings- et Patons; Have you seen their suits? 3i

MOUNT STEWART CIRCUIT.- Services for tSunfiay alter Ascension: Marie 11 u.|n., subject “Jericho to Jerusalem." Mount Stewart, 3 p.‘ m., subject, “The Bread that Gives‘ Life”; followed by the Holy Cont? muulon. 7 p.m., Union service, min~ ister, Rev. R. M. Brodie.

AN ORGANIZATION MEETING. A- meeting for the purpose of organ- izing iMort-ll Schoel- Fair ~wss held in Mount Mary School on Friday, April 7th. The meeting was called to order ‘by Inspector (‘iirns. who explultied the good of ‘SCllOOl Fairs, utid urgedthil teacher, and pupils to make this fair even better than their last one. 'l‘eachers and three’ iii‘ the following schools ivere pres- entz-dlungor. ‘Marie, Milburn. ilitireli East. ‘Morell lletir, Mount Mir], Sinnotfs ltond and St Peter's‘ i-iarbour. The most important busi- ness of the meeting was the elec- tion of officers utid the choosing of n prize list.

FROM BELGIUM-A sixteen year old Belgium boy, Marcel Alex under, arrived in lt‘hurltittetown on Saturday night from Brussels and left IMonday for Motitagtic, wlicrol he will reside for sometltiie with itev. (‘hrlstoplier Graham. Method-l ist Minister. 'l‘liis lad who is very hriglit for his yours and is able to speak three lnitgutigcs, iPlt-uiish. illlil iilllglltill first became acquaint t-tl with Rev. Mr. (iuthnni wiit-n the i.lilt‘l' was in charge oi the "Y" hiit in ‘Belgium tluring the wur. He intends becoming ii (iunailian citizen. tilts parents died during the war and he has recollections of tho awful scenes in Belgium during the German invasion which he 'will never forget. One of the events which is deeply rooted in his mem- ory was the spectacle oi the Get"- inaii tilfllly marching in lirllsselsul For three days and nights the liei meted legions of the Kaiser kept marching ‘in-Io the citty liit one steady stream uiitii the sight anti sound became monotonous almost beyond endurance. What. that army's enti-y iii the city meant td the many homes in Brussels is a matter of history utid the eternal shame of the German Nation. Must er Alexander cume to (lnnuda via Quebec on the S. 1S. "Stiotlu. lie spent Sunday. in Pherlottetown the guest "of Mr. anll Mrs. it. (1. Siti- enius. .

::Dust ttuses Asthma. Even a

little speckf too small to see will lead no ugonies which no wordsrctig describe. ‘The wells of the breath- ing tutbes contract and it seems as if the vsry_life must puss. this condition Dr. J. D. Keliuggs Asthma Remedy ‘brings the user to

the pnssug s and normal breathing is firmly established again. Hund- reds of testimonials received an- nually prove its ehectlveness.

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a , _ . _ it is important‘ that the seeds, you plant be h. fresh ‘apd. lot’ known variety. We buy seeds 1 direct from one of the , most reliable growers. 1 The‘ assortment which we handle inciules all tfhe principle varieties or

Cardeii and Lawn

the seeds the all guar- , anteed from nineteen nineteen crops — and from. special ‘varieties that’ are best adapted to the soil and climate 0i this vicinity.

on YOUR suns tiiou us

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THE QUALITY DRUG- STORE

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1 “ War Veteransilolnnin

I ANS COLUMN, no. 1

BMARTLY DESIGNED UNDER-_

u! ‘price savings st Patonf 3i.‘ like one

asked to be present at the meeting 4 iiii-ut of IiIQwCIIUPlOUCiOWR Civilian Rifle l gflffis the proceeds its eXlremeiy i-t-t C1111» m be held in the Cllv (fuurllgruttiiiiio. utid the lileilltitls or op-

Froinl [goo 1

night at 8 o'clock. As there fllf-tlliglrtkgilllg collrpsspm Ur “only.

no 1Mllitury Rifle Clubs in the citymiess-i. " ' perfect rest and health. it reileves| with rile exception U: the Arflllgryl io>_.,.,_g_ l

(llu-b, all cit-officers and men oil '.:.\iiller‘s Worm Ekwwtltsrs uci

are asked to be present as well nsltrliiitl. and there can be no doubt civilians. iflg and so help make this a bunt- pei- year on the Range.

derstand iiltll. Lieut. Colonel n. H.‘

ADDRESS CORRECPOND ENCETO WAR VETER-

sox 30s. cruut- l n . LOTTETOWN _ l. KeeplYellr System

_ Well-regulated Nature's simple saline Icmcdy winch causes the body organs to sci piopcrlyund regularly l

son at all i>...,,-,,-..t. l Standard ilemeuies, ittl.

INIIINIPIU. MnmIDMA

HEARD IN Y. M. C. A.—“Antl ‘ what can l do for you " said tiiet 1110111911)’ ludy behind the counter‘ ‘- “D'.l'e keep tooth brushes?" asked? the big trooper. "Yes". “I'd please." “Certainly-l and what kind would you like, a. soft Iiaired one or a stiff one?" “Bless you, ma'nm,” replied the) soldier. "i don't want to use tt—-l it's for kit inspection." , DANCE-The local Veterans are giving :1 grand dance next Friduyl member of his flock. night in the old Government “But? said the M'll_\'\\'ill'ii Iiill‘ House. ‘Fiioseintending tu lllLQnfl "you have zilivays told us to tat.- are tidvlsed to get ‘their tickets ‘"1" ‘11911111153’ y ut once. Help the veteran“ by "Yes," tinswt-rt-tl the gtmtl Your titientlzintze iind tit. the same "but not to swallow tht-m.“ 111110 You will ‘be Iiringlng back liilfliffl"! "wineries of the olden SERVICE BADGE —iii one tit‘ n...- mL-‘e lute issues we stated that tit--

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THE NEW G W V A HOME —'i‘he local Iiranch of‘ the , ,

have purchased the dwelling house. rude

oi Dr. a. ll. Jenkins on Grafton ivintt-r. :-nil seeing our lltliitw, n. blreet as a Home. it is undtzr- wrote the local Iiraut-h iIt'l‘1 ,|.,,, stood that at it meeting of the As- -t" nut ‘ ~ tit‘ tho lnitige, anti 4| sociution held last l-‘riduy night " '. lht- llitiigp lo“,- 1H,,“ the Association endorsed the ac- '.\'t- .iit- pie | 1.. l. iltlti of ilie Executive. in purchasing‘ of St‘.|'Vi(\" ll. our lomrittlt- in tl1~ the property. and ut the same time way. ’i'ht- iauitti. lliia tall; .,.,.. (aompiiniz-iited them for their nerve j 141st lmtlgr- on lltllltl and lit~ oill l... in tloiitg so. _lt was felt by _inan'y 1 ltlt-rtsi-tl to hand sz-lllt- on r in ti..- prest-ut that the taking uvgr or . t-omrmlt- who run provi- his ||\\'|||| the property was a big undertak-=r1llii1-

iiig and that ihe price paid was

—ilO€—--—~—-_ Iii ~. -, -. ' {li.f‘....l.;‘.?.‘ii’.l‘;£ .512"; irrevocable Sula III ent. that by hard and enthusiastic L‘ ~ - _ iberai Organization

d been picked up. .-\ t-tmi: his badge Wlllit‘ ilt1i‘t' li.~|

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work, the property will be paid ' for 5t)tillt'i‘ perhaps tlinn expected, The IIULV lioint- is worthy 0t the

great Assocliillon which has piir- l.()N-i)().\'_ .\Ia_v !l.~'l‘l,,. ,,,-,.._-., HM elitist-ti it. Nu better situation in.‘ plylitir-illllg 4m. r-lnplqmp- in m, this city could possibly he obtain- view that the Liberal.» Pal-iv tam ed. uuii the Home itsel-f is Just tilt-t means an l|'l'i‘VUt‘ill|it1 z. ' ‘ suited to the needs of tlit- Assorilt- ‘ the organization. 'l'lit~i'l1 is u m, tion. 'i‘hs Association is pinn- position to regard tile sittiatitiu i.

nlng to put on u series of dances, even more dangerous for i.lllt'l I sports and entertainments, etc, to ism than tile iltlllie ltult- ..-i-<

1101i‘ 1111.1’ i1" lllP 11PM 011 111i‘ Pm“ $111M li2tvt1 tiirt-utly lit-en llliivllhllfi 11°11)‘. 4111i 1111*)’ will no doubt be tirl-tanize purely (‘tialliitm Lilp-ra. given every encouragement by the eleciltlii lllilt'llll)lll'_\'. Attoruer- t-n llllllllifi “i111, W0 YPQl Sllre. FPFOB-‘t-iktl lit-wart and his t-ollt-ttgties art- nizi- that tht- members of this As- angry 0V0!‘ the lmtllliilll-{ltril ll‘|1_tI soeiution have perhaps n prior lilPili. Ullt‘ joins the Siiiitlerlaud it- claiin on tht- public to any other suit with the Leamiiigttiii t-xpl-rit-Ii Association. for so fur as. (‘anatla cc as n visible sign that puliiit- up.

is concerned it ivas her boys in , initm is bursting party letters, anti Khaki who saved 1119 day. Till“ some iiidepeiiilt-iits profess to ill sister Association in Amherst‘, N. jubilant over the \\‘lllltli'i|\\'t|i oi the Salpulrtriirissil (it ilollllle for lfiinilltllg.(‘tiplitiou-ists as (tithlrillg tht- sit- tini tit,- own‘ ounc pa 1* ua ion. ,

liuif oi‘ that iiuiotini on the proper- The Daily News, ivhlt-li (‘Allis llltl ty. lithe Amherst Council could lflilllllilglOll itit-itieiit a (‘tiiilliltlll do that for their Association, we,:'out, finds in the l’riiui~ .\iiuistt-r"‘s hope that the (fily (founcil fliiptisiil0il a '1,.,.u§,," why H“, "M, (‘llilrlmlviftivn Will H"? 111911" WflYJ-lgaiiist (‘tiziliiitm was salutary nun clear to give the local Association‘ilecessury." “Let Liberalism fight souls recognition of an lntrinsitquiud ltiSP tor a Wlliil‘ ii‘ iL must." i! value. The new Home will have "but let it at least not sur- to ‘be properly furnished. Weéroiitler its soul to rear-titan." venture to say that‘ the Veterans; The ’i‘imt-s is tigaiust (volition. with the valued aid of their LtI-‘ttlitl think that tht- morale ui liii‘ dies’ Auxiliary, will see to this ibc-tinlieral sp t is that n great part n: fore long. ‘the nation is tired oi‘ tlit- iiisjti-

- ~——— certities oi the present system. RIFLE SHOOTING-All 118F501“. The Mail sayxmt-hztt (‘tiaiitltm is,‘ (except those belonging to the not justified non‘, as ii is an au- Artiilery -Club) in this City, who ricrtoiiism. 1 intend no do some rifle shooting Public opinion is not in a siaiel 0n the 11111159 this summer. are oi (Toalition, thougii the otivern- may be. The (‘liroiii<:lt> re-

((‘ity Building) tomorrow position by the Liberals as an lill"l

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former units (other tlinn Artillery) mildly illl(i without injury to the Be present at the meet-l about their deadly effects upon worms. 'l‘lie_v have been in slit-cos. l ,st'ul use for n long time and are, INFANTRY REGIMENT- We un-f recognized its a leading prepara- .tion for the purpose. 'l‘lir-_v have

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Regiment of Infantry. We offerlwelilf 311d finiflvblfld-

the Colonel our congratulntionsl —"*<'*- \Ve helloie tlint when the buglel sounds the “ussembly" for nnnuelt :__.- ._... training. tlint many men of the, good old 105th Battalion and other‘ units, as well as the young men, attaining military age, will res- pom] to the cull of what is not. only n duly iict ti privilege.

EMPLOVMENT OFFICE — 'i‘lie‘ lloininitni Governtnent titndcrtiltik‘ to run hliiililoytiient Offices in eve-I ry province for one year. Al the‘ t-utt oi that yi-ar they tigret-d to, keep tut-m open it’ neeessitry’ on iiie rendition that the lociil (lot

t‘l'illil‘"lit<l would then undertali ' half oi‘ the expense. in all thul provinces of (‘antida excepting the

ilil‘l‘.(' Milfllilllil Provinces ihe local. governments have now ‘ilHSllllllJil

halt‘ oi the necessary expenditure,

and ii certain number of their cm-

ployiuent offices are now upt-rat-l lug. The offices in the Maritime; Provinces are now all closed url being closed. with the exception of' that in Moncton. Whore the Townl Council of that place have uuder- 1

taken hsif of the expenditure, the balance being borne by Dominion‘ Government. We presume the] local governments of the Maritime} Provlneea must consider that there‘ is not enough unemployment to, warrant the offices being kept op- en. W0 trust they have given ihe mutter proper consideration; if ilioy have not done so they should do so n‘. once. if titers is suift-l clent unemployment to warrant ll. they should in some form be ri--. opened. but if not they should re- 11111111 Closed. as we do not t-onsi dt-r these offices should be kept . open lust for the sake of givingl good ions to a few men and niiiii- i berless young ladies. Some of those l post. war Government POHiliOTIBI 111'" 11909881111’. while others are n huge ioke, there‘ being imib or, nothing for the employee to do, - . but draw a lbig salary. it is up to Dominion government and t c- puiblic at large to see tlint in iii" letter cases this waste of the‘ peoples money ceases nt once.

__q_- ' QUITE A DIFFERENCE —- “Your ‘ ttreatest enemy is whiskey," said‘,

fragrant as

It is alway

"i8 person to an incorrigible‘

Ft-lli ll i>til‘l proved their power in lll|l1lli(‘l'll‘S$ l 31111111‘. $1"

an "iiidut-eiiit-iit" is

O the man who olnoa... ~ tobacco, R Q S E . E. I

suit your‘ own taste. -‘. 1' .

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BY (b11118. H» '1 “i: =1':1t*. to the many (fXCiillfilli st!‘ 1- . g. . - ' ~ - ,L\,;1~y day_

He’ Stipplit s. ~,'<-».: v, v '" ' ti! Civil; Flakgg kii0i.vii---i~l-;l-- .~ ,; ~1 ..; Eugkqgg; wit]; “Wetxiitc i.i..-...i_ r11. I 1-4.]

UllIJCr. TilCSC (l(‘ilt..‘.1i‘:i :1». . to your tall-l.- .1»! . .3: 'i‘ort.»iit<.1liiivlnalz. iitzssi ztiitl 111;: o; I l. Itlllt iii ci‘!_\ 1.. 1 1. t _ l1‘;- iz; yum‘ gt“