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for Safe Speeding _

it had to come-a Goodyear Bicycle Tire, built like our famous Non-Skid Auto Tire,--a Non-Skid Bicycle Tire with a gri that makes speeding safe even on a slippery roadi 1] These diamond-shaped blocks of white tough rubber have a gripping surface that no other Tire has equalled. |_l|You can see it for yourself. The angles and edges prevent slipping and accidents- give the rider greater traction power on wet ` and greasy streets. Here is confidence that makes ‘ wheeling a pleasure. . (]]And the extra thickness of white rubber--the - hardest wearing rubber--gives longer wear and

fewer punctures.

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':;|‘;';¢";b;W,S_ Look up the Goodyear dealer.

The GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER C0., of Canada, Limited. Head Office, TORONTO Factory, Bowmellvilli

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Makers of Motorcycle Tires, Auto Tires, Truck Tires.- All kinds nf Rubber Belting, Hose and Mechnnicnl.G0ods.

insoiins nunnii usi-:ns ’ I ”

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yiur z oy-cv i-nginc instead cl iiasiiliiic, uaii ig llic saint: ipinntity of Kerosene as pin wmilii iii guuiiliizc.

Sit down and estimate the saving you can effect for the

Gasoliuc nnwsclln for 26 cents pt-r galxii, and is going higher, Kerosene

Oilsclsfor i S31-nts er all i

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One of the Largest and

Union and Rock' ` S Co Ltd. oi London England

L =I._4ARG-ESI' SUNPL-US on its Canadian business of any _English Company operating in Canada. _Rates no hlgherfthsu£-hese~chsfged- by many smaller companies.

-Wri9.e__nx~ telephone for rates before insuring

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Strongest

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Asses Exceed $46,soo.ooo .

Claims Paid Over $125 oo0.ooo

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-I-LULARK Albsrton, Hip

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ren be tal Parlors.

-MISS 1-IAZEL RBI is Guer- aran agent in J. 0.' dine's Book.

store, Bumrnetlids. & Olin h i is 45-.I and rosidinoeiphulie ll? 0"

-SUBSCRIBERS lhhnhl gy woek or two bsfore ug um? gh; have ppid for has expired and thus not miss sn issue, es All Papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date.

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-THE GUARDIAN ij in receipt; 0( I-lolmnn's Spring and summer mga. logue and the improwement our 311 previous issues is lo marked that comparison is absurd, To pa;-g1¢u_ lsrizc or classify the improvements is utmost an impossibility. From the ffvlltlilliece (which is original and nr- tistic) to the back cover, which tea! tures their new Free Delivery oder, the catalogue is truly a revelation. It is larger and more attractive than over-beautifully illustrated and the goods are graphically described. The typographical arrangement is all that could be de- sired nnd a credit to all who have had anything to do with its publication. It is sais to assume that Ho1man’s Catalogue is doing more to advertise Prince Edward Is- land than any method medium that could possibly be used. Every page is a. proof that in no section of all Canada can goods he purchased cheaper than from H_olman’s Cata- log. The people of Prince Edward Island, and the Maritime Province; in general, would indeed be inappro- ciative if they failed to recognize the great service rendered by Holmairs to Eastern Canada. But they do appreciate it, and they are showing their npprecintion annually by in- creasing the business of I-lolmau's Hail Order Department to amazing proportions. After all it is only what enterprise, progressivenoss and preserverance deserve, and if any firm. in lower Canada richly merits sucrcss then that firm is R. T. Holman, Lim- ited, Summcrside.

(From Sntiirday’s Evening Guardian)

-l-IONOP. ROLL.-Following is the

Easter Honour Roll of Atherton High School:-l’rincipal’s Dept.-Grade IX --1 Lucy Campbell, 2 David Miller, 3 Sidney Fielding. Grade VIII-1 idarioi; Campbell, 2 Bertha Bennett, fi Heath Ellis. Vice Prlncipn.l's Dept. Grade VII-1 Gertie White, 2 Ruby Campbell, 3 Archie Lewis. Grade VI-1 Eva Hunter, 2 Helen Agnew, 3 Willlc Redmond. Grade V-1 Bertha. Miller. 2 Sibye Inman, 3 Isabel I’ui'ily. Primary Dept.--Grade IV--1 Ruth Larkin, 2 James Watson Ii Thou. Broderick. Grade III-1 Blan- che Mllisr, Annie Gaudln, 3 Fred- dis Whitc. Grade II-1 Eva Purdy, 2 Ella Purdy, 3 Hethcrd Inman Grade I»-(Junior)-1 Edith Dunn, 2 Amy Agnow, 3 Violet Bennett. Grade 1 (Junior)--l Herbie Larkin, 2 Flor- cncc Graves, 3 Russel Graves.

YIESIERN PERSOIIILS

-Mr. Frank Woodside, Mnlpcriuc,

spcnt Saturday in Summersidc.-J.

-Miss Lila Milligan, Kelvin, spciit

Saturday in Sununcrsidc.-J.

-Miss Eva Mills, Summcrsidc,

spent the week end with relatives in Clermont.-J.

-Mrs. John Arbiicklc, Siiminorsiilc,

is visiting friends in Charlottetown. -~J.

-Miss Lila Green, Siimmcrsidc, wus

a passenger to Ellcrslie Saturday af- tcrnoon.-J.

-Miss Bird Wright, Summorsidc,

spent the week and with relatives in Charlottetown.-J.

-Mrs. W. R. Moran and Mrs. Neil

MacLeod of Summcrsiilo spent Sut- urdny in Kensington.-J.

-Mrs. J. R. Boker returned to

Summerside Saturday afternoon af- ter spending three weeks with her pa- rents in Charlottetown.-J.

-The arrivals at the Clifton

House, Bummerside, Saturday wae:- Mi-_ C, D, McKay, Brantford, Ont.-

-Mr. Benjamin Sincebough, Mur-

ray Harhor, who has been visiting Mr. Thomas Clements, Summsrside, for a few days, has returned home.

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-The arrivals at the Queen Hotel,

Summersirie, Saturday were:-Mr. H. Bradshaw, Fredericton; Mr. Frank Loughurst, Montreal; Mr. A.C. Van- wart, St. John; Mr. L. Meloy, Tor- onto; Mr. J. M. Laird, Kelvin; Mrs. J. M. Laird, Kelvin; Mr. A.J. Boke, Toronto.-J.

-The arrivals at the Empress Ho- ttl. Summerside, Saturday were: Mr.

Cnllbeck, Tryon; Mr. W. R. Maynard: d Port Hill; Charles Arbing, Crapaud; V Mr J P G

Tyne Valley; Mr. John MacNelll' B

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iilcsssntly scented sslve that is won- p

burns. sores, bruises sud skin erup- tions. You would hardly believe that or an ointment would do such good H

BAN DIEGO

--0!|ll0llfl'nawordseohilsss\-°~“°"'|‘

wi- advertising is un. mmm ¥U‘°1¢

must .sosompsny ordsr.»lini»

lima sharp twenty-live ants. . -,-.

-srmuo si-iownie.-su im- ww In 111°

man's hi; ,wing showing of My sud reported that iam iii has ug.. a-as is nn. °°¢d\\1~ =l¢h°“¢*°

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-HAND BAGS.-Holmsifs are l_f-l'0¢»°d “nm ui’ showing nwlciel exhibit of the see- *Alt ill m°d°- TU' s0n'l llhlt idelrin Hand Bsgs. liberate attempt to Every body who peusibly sau mend plane while standing ses _ills digging; _ _ 3-29 U |331, ltdbert Bperr is s son of

R“ll°\l l'l°\_vstt. "Pryor: lr- Genres is visnoii sm 5“°‘S_'°";, Qhsrlomtown; ur. Harry. cuiiigfngiiiminmg tus WBINGIZ °'.Ai|.u\lD{ MIB. 'win wlikv °i|\g||ip5_

er, Kcnsin¢t,on,¢-J, _

Hanvanp stunnrrrs __

ABE KEEPING TALLY

o comniitbsmou scholarship desires

to determine the relative periods

other interests ` There is said to bs n

l

of sbs gyroscope which

WINNIPEG HOCKEY PLAYER3.

_ . '. NEW YORK. March 2'(-Jrhe ‘Winni-

"""-' ps H ckey Club, amateur chem-

,C‘““’“m°m~ M““~- M“'°" 27"" piiins ei canada, ssimsa nie iiocksy C°i>v1\1s v\°¢»:n sliclwcr m°t1=°‘l'»1¢1in» 01 uns city, champions or no H°"“'d 't“d§““ “U 3601118 WHY American amateur league, by a score _gg um ‘my t 9.7 'spud their tum' of 7 to 1, here last night.

devoted to coiisgs _activities and to

no present intention of ‘sposdin N

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OIIUDOII Il B B 0

how they miglhtm mploy themselves _ _

nt ii . " " ' `

mliixiachilrfris iiihldh have been issued un-

',Sprin9l

, _I _ '_-,_ _-~.».

If you want something _upto-

the-minute in real dressy gcorl s_u_its you should callin and see our present styles. r

The line coxgrises a splen-

did array in tw e,worsteds and serges in such s variety of sizes that you are sure of s perfect lit and a wealth of designs, colors and styles to suit the most parti- cular. All sizes, prices ranging to ..................................$20

ienben Tuplin & Co.

Kens ngton.

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J. __ LAXATIVES

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-- MAIL CON l`RAC'l`

}i_ }3_ Beairgto’ Fort F i ‘.1 ld; M _ the Postmaster General will be re- wmred J0n¢,_ Belmont? w_ 6 cslved at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-

Grand River; Mi-_ Urim, paul’ North: mencc st the pleasure of the Post. sm- Mi-_ iuirsii Maman, me 14 ur f=1“f°f G°11°r=l- '

"1 will Hwlins Ointment is a information si to ,conditions or pro- 3

deriiilly efficient in curing sun, blank go Q n ‘gr

dergrnduntes are asked to tell how much time ls spent in eating, sleep- ing, studying, stl_ilctics,'t,henti°os sud in all other ways.

A careful record is to be kept for

one week and the cards then are to be returned to the committee, The result of the canvass is to be pub- lished.

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si-for 1`ii:.fin AT oi-iunoi-1 noon.

ASHEVILLE, N. O., 'March 27-

whilo attending services at Waynes- vlllc, N. C., Henry Sorrells walked into a fusilade of bullets, said to have been fired by his cousin, Hardy Sorrells, Three uf the bullets took

stantly. -Witnesses state that no words pnstii

ed between the two men prior to the shooting. It is reported that the killing is the aftermath of a vio- lent quarrel between the two men several weeks ago. Hardy Sorrells wus arrestc-l about two hours after the killing and lodged‘in the county jail. He refused to make any state- ment.

ENGLISH ATHLETES WILL

ACCEPT INVITATION.

LONDON, March 24-The practical

assurance of another 0xford-Cam- bridge and Yale-Harvard track and ilcld contest this year has given great satisfaction in 'Varsity athletic cir- cles. The Oxford and Cambridge com- mittees will, almost immediately con- sider thc Americans' invitation, and its acceptance is token ns being al- most certain. -

Englisn athletes believe that while

the Americans are able to put excep- tionally strong men on the field, Ox- ford nnd Cambridge have rarely, if ever, had the chancc of sending such g ci s es for all ten cvcnts on the program, and the fifth meeting of the four universities will

Among the probalilo, English rcprc- sontatlvcs will hc W. 0. Zciglcr,

from Grinnell College, Iowa, now nt Oxford.

DR. FRIEDMANN SAILS.

NEW YORK, March 29-Dr. Fricti- mnnn, will snil for Bcrlln three weeks; hcncc to complete laboratory tests unfinished when hc camo to this norm? try a month ago to ilemonstrntc his treatment for tuberculosis, but will come brick to America. again two weeks later.

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oflcr of help ncccpted by the Ohio Governor, the city sends $1,000.

mi

Old folks who need something Ol ¢h_e_'__kind. find

NA'DRU'CC

most affective without sn discomfort

creased doses not needetr. 25°. s

si your druggist's.A _

IT ISl'T IEGESSIIY.

Wh'l ‘t ’ necessary for thedylplo tlo to aiigtiiinm from_ rich greszy any seasioncd foog, it “ig snfuulnjunorli; t ' t o s cle! L_ lup of gsciinriiitritious food sudiciont 101 510 needs of the body.

Weslaening the bodtyi will never 1:;

ss, on s_ contre-ry

ghiiii-is sliiiiiledibii to maintain sud inmissss the stren th. _

Burdociic Blood Bitters will increase the strength, and at the sells time enn -

somp foodt raefrtpiued, fgltllllllt feel' 0( Ill! unpdessan er resu s.

' M h A. Bl‘00kl G will

N_i;.','°v:irit'L`-r.ii:f"1f iisvs b$eam?°oubM 't ' ' ion or mon' level: wriars,liisi'iiaeiried several d end di!

effect; the victim dying almost in- iierem medicines' cigminsoml-pgqggg 3

cure, but all without lucc$. Having

heard of the many cures eleotedgy Bur- dock_Blood Bitters, I decided to vs it s trial. sl have taken only one bottle, and that one has done me more [ood than ell the other medicines I have llledf' PMY appetite, which was very poor, is now good, and I can est most _everything without an¥disa%eesble_ feelings!

Burdock lood itteinsmsnufsetim

only by The T. Milburn C0., Limi

Toronto, Ont. i - ~'-', o

Grandmothers

Lace Tales

“Laces.-0ne"'of' the most import-

ant things about the spring and summer styles is the use of lace. it is used on everything. If- you want something original and chic, why just come to Paton's for it,_ We have laces of all descriptions to suit the most particular. Laces from guy Paris, from Germany and from Eng- land. "The best laces from thc host places." Pn.ton’s. '

md r we entatw "Shadow laces in white, crcam and » .

black from 2 to 4 inches, 15 to 55 cts. per yd. I’uton's.

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and black,filso ccru,width fromi in. to 5 in., 22 cents to 90 ccnts per

and white, 2 to 5} inches, 26 to 85 cts. pcr yd. Metallic laces in silver and gold, 3 in. wide, 65 cts. per yd. Patou's.

"Macrnme Bandings in cream, 45

to 8 inches wido, $1.10 to $2.25 por yd. Pato11's.

“Irish lace liandings, 281:. to $1.35

per yd. Paton’s. _

"Uarrickmacross and Tcncriilo laces

from 50 to 90 cts. par yd. Bandings to match, 45c. to $1.15. Paton's.

"Lovely Bsndings in Persian and

Bulgarian colors, 75c. to $2.35 por

- _ A ld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

STA JOHN HELPS OHI0_ yd. Pntoqs. 3 27Mtf. i rcss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

"Ii<miLtlfiil beaded hnndings for

sr. .JoH:~1,`Miircii 29'-si. .itiiuvs °""“‘"g ‘"°"°“' “'50 1"” yd' P“' "'

ton's.

"Our ull-ovcr laccs are very beau-

tiful, words cnnnot describe them. White all-overs in lovely designs from 55 to $4.75 per yd. Paton's. 3-27Mtf.

“Lovely cream all-overs that are

beyond description, $1.45 to $5.35 per yd. Paton's.

"Black all-overs just opened, 90a.

to $4.75 per yd. Fashion’s latest keynote metallic all-overs in Gold and Silver, $8.65 per yd. Pston’s.

"Colored All-overs in plain and

Persian sheets $1.85 to $2.75 par yd. Paton's.

” 1>AToN°S

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SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

ay. the 9th May 1918 for the con

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chsriomgown; M,._ “_ _,_ Mcmm’ mute No, 1_ from Head of st.Petsrs PlCtuf¢

ay, Prince Edward Island. To com-

Printsd notices 'contsinin further `

osed Contract ulny bs ‘ice d rms o_ Tender may be

insd st the Pose omm

i

gynnce of His Mnjesty's Mails, on is Q' a "

_ _ _ ,,ud,¢_ Qual, : Mi K ,_ p oposed Contract for four years six

McLean, Northam; aint sewelzha tim” PGI' ISBN, QVBP R\ll'GI lihil

ts

The resuft of 48 yeaif_s_of wsL1<-oven slice making

in surshse windows Worth _

.experience is»=1ow on display H

i'lic~ ‘FOX BUSINESS Perhaps _ ive can help you

or show you how '

We are offering for sile 300 Shares in THE NORTH

SHORE SILVER BLACK FOX CO which pi'0p05e.9 to pay

Called out or Church hy an usher 55|” 011° "° P*.“"'“'k° .°f 5" th’ 'Mk' 3| L4 P" "nt this Year-

A deposit of I0 per cent will hold the stock for you for the

_ Present. . .

We have a considerable sum of money for investment

nd intend loaning it to prospective investors in our Compady.

OUR PLAN is this:

Say you are anxious to invest $100 in\ the North Shore Co. but you cannot conveniently pay the ready cash, you ` .

' can send us $10 deposit and we will hold the stock for

_ you pending satlsfac‘ory arrangements for security.

This offer is open only until the funds on band have been

exhausted FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.

THIS ISA GRAND OPPORTUNITY for those who will

send in their subscriptions ON TIME. '

IT MEANS, that for $10 paid flown you have secured iioo

stock with almost a surety of $31.25 dividend payable next September (1913) and a share in all the future earn- ings of the NORTH SHORE RANCH. ‘

CUT OUT the coupon below, filling in your name and address

and the number of shares you desire to fake and forward them to us with a deposit of$1o for each share you wish to subscribe together with a memorandum of the security ‘ you propose to give. and if .satisfactory an interim receipt will be forwarded you. If the security offered is not suf- ficient, or if for any other reason the matter cannot be arrangedor the proposed incorporation falls through your

money will be returned to you.

consequently be spociiillv interesting. I S and Macramo in white' cram Y V

Aincrlcnn Rhodrie scholar wlm liaiilii yd' Pima lace in Mau-Ame' cream

To Messrs Warbprton do Shaw,

Solicitors, 1313

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

I herobynpply for......sl1a.res in Tho North Shore Silver '

Block Fox Co_mp1my Limited rind I enclose you $ .......... ..bel|\g 10 p. c. deposit on sumo. bulunco to he iirrunged for upon secur-

itv described by ine null in default this deposit to be returned to inc.

I

Name ....................................... ..

3 -24Mwfinetf =

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Silver Black Fox Exchange ilharloilefown, P. E. il. .

We buy and sell options on Silver Black Foxc s.

all over the Maritime Province and uebec

_ Q - _ Write us your lowest Figuresewith full informs 5 tion in regard ,to pedigree, etc.

_ We will locate a_ customer.

Will sell on commission or buy outright. ,_ We have already closed some of the ‘lar est i

- and another in Quebec. _ _ ,

_ Shares in companies bought and sold on com- if

mission, I

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_ Reference~Canadian Bank of Commerce, .f-

Charlottetown. ‘ ;

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d»:‘l3,._.-__.i_.:iii1l:1::ts _ __ V _ g -'f'h'et’siiiidlan Silver Black Fox Fxtllslillc 'O Box 332, Charlottetonw, JP. _

We have enquiries from the United States and "

deals Of 1913 including one in the city of Boston '|

/_ The Canadian O,

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St. Peters Bsy.`Greenwii1h. Cable _ 'nut t6 buy just yt

. `. M. .Davison

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. " i General » ‘

sold s lot of this preparation and aj

ir dissatisfied ws iisvsnff. hui to ao" so yet. r e box 25e. The

d

work in so _short s time. We have Pd; viii" md at th. om" 0! the, ` . . - P0 T . E010 ' - though we oifer to refund your money ' OFFIC ms? R S OF

8 O ee Ingieetor. FICE

looking at even if you d.:n’t` "I 'For Men $6.00 s pair

_For Women ,$5.57 s pair _ -

Ch,t(Pv1:;sident Captain D. A. MacKinnon l§.ug'gist, '

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Kitinon Drug Co., Corner Great Geo;

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