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-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laiterty'| 'l‘onlor~ ial Parlors. Summerside.

--POSTPONED MEETlNG.- Tile postponed Annual Meeting of Prog- ress Egg.Circl9 will be held in Clif- ton Hall, Monday evening. March 5th

---MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, la Guar-

dlin repreeentntlve in Summerelde.

-HOCKEY MATCH.- The tlrat.

and in tact the' only senior game of hockey of the seas-on was' played in' Crystal Rink, rsummeralde, on Wed- nesday night between the Crystals and a picked team from Charlotte- town, There was a large attendance.

in lint 7.30 -p. m. Mr. A. F. Curran will “ml "‘°`°"d°"|Y manner °f tm’ ""°Wd

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Mr High Cost of living-will" get quite a knock in our Dress Goods section.

There’s probably the larg-

est range in town-at prices from 25 to 35 per cent less than present market value.

See for yourself. 1

There are new things to day especially in COA'i`lN GS

Plaid iilunkutings . .. _ _ . .$2.50 i‘rr.‘nm blnnketiug .. .. ..$2.40' Cream (`hr-viot _ , .$2.60| l~`a1.|c_\- t\\'ecds ..$3.00 to $3.50 And there are are some vcrv pretty

suitings, `

Sllcphcrod cliccks 90: to $3.00 Pill f=lrint-5 ..s2.oo to $2.25 New i`uncif_-s .. . _.$2.00 to $2.25 Shnnlungs .... . . .. G50 to $1.25

- MOORF. & MCLEOD LTD

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TRIMMING SPARCELY USED.

.\’cvl-|' wus s|ul\roi<ior_\~ niorc gonor-

:illy used on 1ii'c.~s.~'es and suits than now. but, ii. is us'-tl with an 1-yo to clfcct rntiici' than to cluborution and nicfst of thc stitr-lier_v ir. of lite rather iilic or sltclchy sort. The hcad-em- broidcries iimt were so generally us- ed upon the light colored irocks of t:liil`fon or gcorgcttc still figure prom- 'lcntly nmong tho. less exclusive mod- --ls and appear again upon some of the new imported go\\'n:-', but unless uscd in soup: original wav or design they li:i\'|: nog tho |ir|-.~ii;1;n th(-y had pw( icznuiii. \’i-ry llitlc iriluming-is us<‘.d on thc sriiu|‘tc:ai of thc ucw frocks. 'l`hc touch oi' |:mIii'oirlci'_\' is gcricmlly lull in touclr. itows of stilcliiufx r-'ulll< rc_l'or n|a\u_\' of the wool frorzks and suits. A tu:-sci or two. n narrow hind- lllir of color' or smut-. such nuprcicnt- ious uoio is considcrccl relief enough; hui cumhinaiiious of nlutcrinls urc much used, or dt.-ittll nmterinl combin- cd with plnin s-tutT doing awnv with 1\ll.\' uccd of trimming. '

“Casserole Cooker-°3\

Seo the ;“"'id \'.'il\1<,-it we can

offer you today in Casseroles,

BLACK & CO.

& a“n"y°'id°' J doctor. Nervillne is a family physl- mental Fxirin, und hir.

-BASKET BALL SOClAL.- One'

of the successful events of the sca- son took place u few nights ago, _when u bnskct social and concert was held in indian River hall. An excellent programme wus rendered as folio-ws: llcmarks by thc (ilmirman. Mr. T. A. Driscoll. Violin Solo, by Thomas <‘um|ibcll. tEncorcl'). , llccltntlon by-lilastcr l~`runcls Shields. ltceitn- tion~“'1`ho Village Concert" by Lil- llnn Vntcher. (Eucored) Solo, by 'l‘. N. Douuhoo. (Eucorcd.) llcci- tation-"'l`he Wldder Green” by Hilda Ctuncron. tlincored.) llcnding, by llasil (Trokcn. (Encored.) Negro song and step. by lfrnnk Murphy. (En-

1-orc<l;) llcciiatlc-n~"l-lor Letter" by .loscphino -McLellan. (Encorcd.) Solo-“'l“hnt Old ippernry Tune" by Airs. Uhcstcr Simpson. (Encored.) Dialogue-'I`aklng tho census. Reci- iation-"The Face on the bar-room Floor" by (‘Iarencc Cameron. (En- corcd.) Solo--“The Lass of Killia- krankic." by C. Leonard McDonald. (Encored.) llecitation-“The Cre-`

same was fast and while there was u lack ot much combination work, ow- ing., no doubt. to want of practice by both teams, yet the individual work kept“t‘lfe“§|ii1Te'l'ast at all stages. Tile teams were quite evenly matched and yet, while the score' was close the Crystals kept the' play for the most part inthe visitors territory. The fea- tures oi' the gwme were the rushes of Grady and Buoto' for tho Crystal and C. Campbell and Rodd of tho Visitors all of whom played their usual fast games, Doucette in goal; also starred mnking some brilliant stops. The score at half time was 5-4 in favor of Crystals, while that at and of game was 8-7 in thc' Crysta.l's favor, ll. ll. Grady us rofcrcc and Hooper as Judge of play, handled the game ln ilno or- der, nftor the match their was an hour’s skating to an excellent pro- gram of music furnished by thc Cry- stal bnnd, which was much enjoyed by 0. large number of skaters. -C.

mation of Sandy McGee" by Han Ab- bott. (Eucored.) Vic-lin solo-Tho- mas Campbell. tlincored.) The ac-

the evening wero l

ins. xisnicn .\it-Leiian and Miss Elia |

1\lc.\luhon. The baskets were auc-

compnnlasts for

tioncd by llart Abbott in his genial and capable manner and the sum of seventy dollars was realized for church purposes. the baskets and

The disposal of

inter, of their con-

tents. brought ax pleasant and proll- tublc evening to a close.

iilliil lli_§lMPllill‘

The i'ollo\vlng letter of condolence

luis- been r-ein to Mr. John T. Godfrey. North \Vlltsl\irc:-

Drnr Sir and ilroihcr,- ln behalf

oi’ thc members of King William l.oynl-(lrangel Lodge, we desire to con- vey to you un expression oi' sympathy with you in your recent bereavement by thc death of your beloved mother.

We are romindc'd that at no time in

life can parting with one‘s mother be lightly borne. During recent years \vhilc you suffered much aifllctions your aurtzil moihffr was by kind Provi- _doncc still spared to cncourage, cheer and help as none but a mother can do.

\\'c believe that the .memory of hor

long life ol' usefulness hallowed by fnith. and lovc will always- be to you very precious,

May' you find comfort and peace

through faith in the promises set be- fore us in God'-s Word; and we trust that this fraternal greeting in tokcn of our fellowship muy bc' to you an encouragement at this time.

Yours, ln faith, hope. and charity,

lll7l}l1IN BAltIlE'l"'l`, l’. W. M.

DANIEL J. MCNEILL. ll. S.

“Nrrviline” Cures Cramps

.End Misery Instantly

NO REMEDY SO SPEEDY OR EFFI- CIENT

A rcal <~.r:\m|> cure? les. a real one-in it twinkling the

rramp is a dead one. and the last squirm is over. once you get a stiff dose ot Norvilinc on the inside.

This lsn'i. iuorc talk-it's a solid

ill [Jill SCHUUIS

Last October the children of the

city schools planted flowe'rlng bulbs with the object of offering them, when in bloom, for sale for some patriotic purpose. Later, it was decided to offer prizes for the best of these.

Yesterday afternoon the competi-

tion and flower sale was held in Prince of Wales College' i-lall, all the public schools participating.

The display of flowers. was n mai!-

niilcent one. The show was well pat- ronized and the public bought large- ly of the beautiful bulbs. etc, which adorned the tables.

Following is the prize list:~

CLASS A, HYACINTHS.

l, ltolund Hogan. li, Gordon Hutcheson. 3, Earle James. 4, Erne'ft McPherson. 5, (iharles McKenzie. il, Bruce Carruthers. 7. (Zluu-les Drake.

8, Enid Iluglles.

il. Fred lline.

10, Molly Currie.

CLASS B., DOUBLE TULIPS.

l. Doris lnnis.

2, Louise Haszard.

Zi, Elma Smith.

4. Grace Blonkhorn. 5 Beatrice Harper. 6, Wallace Mcl’hers-ou. 7, Florida Spurgeon.

S, Annu (iottcrol. il, Milton Plckard. it), Arthur Mclnnis.

CLASS C, SlNGLE TULIPS.

i, Annie Phillips.

2. .lack Louson.

Zi, Doris llcwson.

4, Jean Louson.

5, Esther i{euu'cdy.

li, Linnic Aitken.

7, llurriet Tnrlmsh.

8, \Vi‘l_frid Duffy. il. (lcrnld Craig. I0, Louise McDougall.

CLASS D. DOUBLE DAFFODILS.

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.‘i.é; 45?' ' _ 2' /'f truthful fact. No u|ln~r remedy-not "` 4- ti single ouf~.....w\ll cure cramps so T. `f"c"T~‘-*Iv* uulvlfly and liarrrrlessly as Nnrvllinc.

J it Iiliu ilu-_ spot. in a Jiffy and saves n

"; *_ v licnp or xniscry.

‘vu "l.:t.<t Saturday night my stomach fcli. llkc on infernal nuuzlilno." writes

‘ "3’;i'='“'““"”' // 'l‘. .i‘. iirangcr from llnrtford. “l was

:\\\-almirml from n sound sleep and found in_\‘su:li° suffering the worst kind of torture. l was so doubled up l`~ could Inirdly cross my room. l had u.~o~|l Nnrvllluc before for the same thing and took it rcnl good dose. Once l [cll the worm, soothing sensation oi’ Ncrvilirio in my stomach l knew l was all right. lt ilnlshed the cramps-just oue single dos/2.”

sickness at night is rendered a nightmare of the past if Nerviline ist luunly. it may be earache. toothaebe, or cramps. Ncrviline in every case; will cure at once and save calling the i

cinn in itself, 25c per bottle. }ucted us judges. sulphuric acid is added to precipitate

It' lilnry Moore. -i. Simon 'l'n_\'lor.

7., Fraser li`ulio|\. 6, ('otu-\1a.nce \\'hcn|'. T, llclcn Uu,s'worti1.

S, ltulph Biffin.

il, Gertrude 'l`aul.on. I0, Harriet Tarbush.

CLASS E. SINGLE C°AFFODlLS.

Irma Tait.

Mirinni Ayers. Dan lVlcDonnl|l.

Edith liic`sservc_\'.

5, Russel Sellars. 6. Harvey McPherson. 7. Harry Jamieson.

S. Ray Ford.

9, Arthur Hogan.

10, Gerald Maddlgan. Professor (‘larkr-. of

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It is the' mysterious little points , ,thc apples done to a ‘»‘tu1n,”

that arc not mentioned in the rc-l fthe crust ilaky and of the cipcs that so often spoil the cake » delightful shade of brown and cause discouragement in bak-l denoting the pcrfcct pic ?

ing. Many a line recipe is thus condemnedwhen a letter to our Do- ' mestic Science Department would have meant the discovery of some trifling fault. For instance, just recall your last apple pie. %+\Vere

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ups, boys and girls. All you have to do is to save the colored library card found in every barrel, 1A-barrel or sack of Queen City Flour. As soon as you have collected the number of cards required, you sim- ply send them to us in exchange for free book. A complete list of books

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,termine the correct icmpcr-

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Try it and you will soon know for sure that you have better ilour than before, because your

baking will be appreciated more than ever. Certain it is that you should use Queen City Flour always, for it is a sweet, wholesome, correct blend, an “all-purposes” flour combining all thc

.. delicate flavor`of_ Ontario winter wheat, with the body-building nutrition of the best Western . l hard whcat.*Ii; makes splcndidly flavored bread that riscs Ipropcrly-delicious, flaky pastry, ,

creamy_biscuits,` delightful cake-baked products worth while!

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"M, I LetlOur_{Domest1c}Sc1ence Experts Help You

without -apparent cause ? Docs your bread rise properly? Whether

you use our

out hard, or

` /Famou,sfBooks;Free-to Users of Campbell’s Flours

llerc is a splendid opportunity to build up, entirely free

of expense, a collection of the most popular books for grown-

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and instructions for getting them is printed on thc cards. Get a sack of Queen City and lcurn i`rom thc card enclosed exactly how you can build up a iluc library of such authorsas Dickens, Dumas, Sir Walter Scott' ` " :uid Tliackerayg among the titles are “The 'l`h'rcc Musketeers,” “David Copperfield,” “Lust Days of Pompeii,” “Handy Andy," “'l`hc Pathfinder," “'l`hc Scarlet Let_tcr,"ctc- \

Ye Old Miller’s Household Book

luis no less than 1000 rccipcs and

department which tells how to deal with accidents, sickness, ctc. It is a book that should bc in cvcry home.

The Campb"f-:ll",Flour Mills Company, Limited, -Toronto, Canada

‘\4Yg3_._. _ Dealers can procitre Can/[1bcll’s Fleurs from

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dially invite you to write us and we will promptly help you to solve the problem. Give your dealers name and mention what llour you are us- ing. Write to-day. Address Domes- tic Seicnce Department, Campbell Flour Mills Co.,Limited, Toronto.

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TURNER & I-IOLMAN, LIMITED, ,Charlottetow n, Special Selling Representatives for Prince Edward Island

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SHOE POLlSH NOW |

FROM COW'S MiLK.‘

With no nppurcni offori thc cow

goes through hor spun of years yicld- ing her full quota of milk and looking nl\v:\_vs as if she could impart great secrets to the world if she had the

asset, not a mere purvcyor of -baby t`ood. comments tho Popular' Science lilonthly for l~`obrunr_vl it has been proven tlnn casein, which forms more that three per cent of the- total weight oi' cow’s milk. is an important com- mercial product any may ‘be profitably employed in the manufacture of glue. combs. buttons, linoleum. halrpins, toys, paints and oven shoe polish.

ln the preparation of casein fc-r

commcrcial purposes, about seven hundred gallons of skimmed milk are put into o. great vat and heated to aboui one hundred and thirty-flvc de- grees Fahrenheit. Then very dilute

the cuslein cr cnrd. The whey is drain- cd nfl' rind the curd is drained and cut. into chunks. uftor which streams of cold water are played on it to wasli out the acid. The curd is then dried with rotax-.V fans and ground into powder, in`which ic-rm it is placed on the market, One huiulrcd pounds oi` skimmed milk will yield about three and c-ne-half pounds of casein powder.

THE CLOWN‘S FACE

Pathetic incident From which the user

rf B'acl< Lines Come |

“Our ol` the g|\\i‘.i‘si tragvrllc.i of

the theater," said rr prominent come- dian. “is connected with thc' clown."

"rin the time of lmuis I\'i\', there

was a fu-mous clown ,known as "Fat William" (Gros Gul|lla\r1ne'), who held his audience in the Rue Favari by his wonderful ec-ccntrlties oi’ gesture, voice nod minicry. One night, so the legend runs. his- wife was dying, and

hc was still obliged to go on an den- tertain tho' clanking, clashing, ribnld Parisian mob that stood in the pit. li ‘ i was in the days before there woro't seats in the orchestra.

"Like :dl imitators of the ltnlinn 'commedia,' ‘his face was whltenedi with flour. Under the burden of his i-treat domestic sorrow he was .stupid and slow in his performance, and in order to gtir him up his companion on the stage 'hit him u resounding whack with a. heavy cane. The com- bination of his sentimental troubles and the physical pain caused Gros Guillaume to weep. As the tears streamed down ovor his whitencd face the aspect was so ‘comical that the au- dience cheered and laughed itself into hysterics. And ever since then every clown has black lines' on his whitened

face.

“Many ure the black lilies on the

face of the actor that the audience

knows not of."--_Chicago Tribune.

A RECRUITING sorgount. siniioncrl

in thc south of lrclnnd mot Pnl. mul iskcd him to join thc army. The hu~ or rofuscd. whereupon tho sei'lil’1\lll nskcd his roauon for rcfusiuti.

Arcn't tho King und the Kaiscr

cousins? nskcd Put.

Ycs. said the recruiting scri;C2H\l-I Well, said Pat. bogorra. l c-neo ui-

tcrl'ercd in n faintly :-iqunhhlc null i'm not going ‘to do so again.

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