l

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sarneinv

' differenclesjof rating." ~_

' by service.

reasonable as possible i quality.

‘ So with wire fences; they differ i in quality and construction, proven We make quality our chief consideration and price as

for that

.

LLjring-locltffepces are not the many. more than q crops of wheat: oats, barley, etc. _The exhibits at the Fall Fairs show

Frost Ring~Lock Fence is 93/11.

Sal-EC» Steel.Wire will stand 1500 lbs- pulling strain. Remember this wire is heavily galvanized in our own

but the high quality Hard

Wire Mills and will give the longest '_

‘f!’

"v ' =Q=-a _ >;">-1_ f" ""’ ‘ s. — ~—. ~ n , \l % ~~‘ I i:

possible service.

i!“ If you can't afford Frost Tight- Lock Fence, your next best investment is Frost Ring-Lock

Fence.

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Agents for

§¢f<PI"ne.>-v-

Carter and - Company, Ltd. CHAR LOTTETOW N

Kings and Queens

Frost Steel and Wire Company, Limited, Hamilton, Canada

K ‘ Leader in its Class

Brace, McKay & C0., Ltd.

SUMMERSIDE Agents for Prince

Bird's "Art-Bi":

M11160 you'll have a l

~‘ Blue-Black.

color shingles.

27-2

-i-. riid

Perijaia; yiaiievbuiiding a new home. Or planning U) rc-ttizif your pfﬁstﬂt one. Make i: .i roof iii rczil tlistinction by usinl; ' Turin Shingles;

rut-f til l.‘.‘.llﬂ_'._{ b11111)‘,

i-i and liihnr i.. mo! lAIiA ainti he ri: ila-i yr... t.

ltaves iii‘

‘ tlclicately at. t. .15 Autumn strikingly ctilorful in ‘ilillLl Rail, (been or

You hint; .-. ivitlc choice of ‘color combinations U) select from when you roof with these tltirablc, fire-safe. fast-

.A Bird zArcBlentle" Roof will materially

BIRDS 7200 s

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146 Richmond St.

. Office: iaoliniiihmoiiii sci-m monewalo. NOAN » ch-Jottetuvyn; F. E. l. p.

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C. .C._Archibald llrllrnh of M. Y..Pont Graduate l‘ Modal eohool and Holpltll Praotlu limited to iyo. Eur, Non i mil Throat.

i .,h|tlng Eyu nd eupplylng Glues: Oﬂleihllilr Building Grip George Street Qflloo Hours-O to 12-80. 1.80 to 5.00

McDonald,

. y.‘ , Jrliﬁliioouittot - II._F. MePHEi ' ' l. A.

‘IPHINFI: Attorney-q, l», Money ti» Loin.

Grade lX— Annie MacPherson. Illary C. Martin, Margaret Mac- Donald. Norman Martin.

Grade VII-Winnie MacPhersoln. MacPhersomi

Grade V-Miiry Roderick Martin.

(ii-ado TIE-Margaret lllartln. Grade Ik-Hazel illacKlnnon.

Grade I~George Bennet ‘Mnntlerson.

WRITE

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men. Member: of

Bankers, Illlk Clarke m hll eul-

IONIC".

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Charlottetown

Fire,‘ Lifef,iiAccident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate

Good Strong Stock Companies Agent ‘at Summer-side, Lloyd Lewis.

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m: Meters. r. TARBUSH

OHARDOTTETOWN .

to show ydlLhll sample: of Sult- Rnlneoa‘ hll Itylee. Merohnntl, Doctor-n, Clergy

March.

patriclt. Grade \’ll~l. llermrin. .\lii<:1')on-lEh°“°Z"r Smml m!’ ll" lllnlllll 0f Iimwmt’ v HM I March: Perfect attciitlauce-Vivlan Daw- ‘Grad!’ VIA-l. Chablis" lMllCnOll-l "Wig lx_l- Fl" llacllnc.’ Z-lwntmwe Pwley» l-lllﬂ Wright- ald. 2. Jiisiiphlne McLean, I . Hiiithlpkwmm“ Maﬂlae" ‘comma crmmmulkErlc Pwbmsml- _, syeelm l tirade Vll-l. llelen Ford; 2. Elm" Mnbey. Winona Cronnmiin, l, Grade WQL Mm‘), Steel? 2 lBliuiclie MacRue; 3, Cecilia Doiroirwllllm" Ffll- Jﬁllll Fell. Ruth Rob- J°5(l!)ll‘.\lt1cl'lle0,1l.‘Alfred ii/iacll ‘lPﬂde vn-i, v6"... iriii-il: 2 "w" hllmllell‘ ""1"". ROY ‘v Donald. ~Miiliel Ford; 3, Parke.- lrol-LL Mnbey, Falconer Irlowatt, Wylie (Erode ll—1. Elation Steele 2. Fnmeluq’ 1mm“ D°"°“i 2i Lemd‘ N°"“““ wﬂghl- He"b°“ - laconic Maﬂmnﬂm 3' Mary ‘limb Katie Miitheiioii; Gladys Mlwlliuywood. Lloyd lnman, Dorothy Dmmm ' ~ - Innis rind Illatiltlii MacLcotl ‘ wlmdsme‘ l ‘ ) Teachers -— Mildred Tnombs,

lliazel Reilly, . . Grade VII-l, Alice Graham; ‘.1

iﬁdcrBeduty Zulu? ‘Value $120.3; with’) Bmnfs ‘ART-BLENDE" Vwiiiyiingzes

add to the value of. your home. And you'll find the Cost of laying such a roof sur- prisingll lnW.

‘ﬁQ/g, LKGDZlQj 4E‘? iEvcrett King; 6. Ralph Graham.

DE GROS MARSH $CHOOL.

~..'~ Grade l (3)—1. Gladys Reynolds Grade 4-1. Lilla Wright; 2. ' j f2, Joseph hicKenzig Corinne Crossman, tl, Alden ll The following ii. the iimioiii Roll Grade 1 (bl—1Ja.ck McKeemau CTOBBMEB- '. ct’ JJe lros Marsh ¢School lorllillll Jenn Steele; 2 Harry Llewelynl Smile 3-1» Rlllll Rﬂlllnﬂbll: 2.

(iﬂltlii lX—1. Elizabeth NlucDn-Jl- Raymond Graham. . iii

, ald. 2. Helen hicbeiiii, Zl. lﬁ-iiiivll; i_\l¢l,lllan_ . l Grade 1——1. Roy Mahcy; 2, John Grade VIII-l. liiiiilaii King. 2.1 EBENEZER SCHOOL Fell ---_ ~ Grade 1 (2nd)-—1, Myrtle Imard;

i, Mary Fitzpatrick, 3. Main-ice Fitz-l,

Grade l-——1 Rose lMtlc-‘Donaltl, 2.

-rul system inaugurated by the pre-

‘Mtiriel Jackson. l Grade 9. 1, Marion Howatl; 2. ‘f Grade VI-gl. Olive Graham. Ashler Howatt; 3. Margaret Call-

? Grade .V—-1, Margaret Grahamfbﬁﬁ - "2 Olive l-layter; 3, Ruymondl GradeS (a)——1.Chiirles Wright: ‘Reilleyt. l2, Dorothy Woodslde; 3, Walter

‘ Grade lV-l, Charles Steele; 2.39"- lHiirold King; 3 ,Anthony Ala-l Grade 8 (b)——1, Norman Wright; 4. Helen French;_5,]2, bAdelalrle Pooley; 3, Horace

.Ma ey. .

THE CHARIJOTTETOWN. GUARDIAN

liuniri niiiii BllNllllllEll ‘t

- ll iiiiii. i. iicutiiiiii

an lllffibklﬂtll subsidy from Ottawa» this Government is reducing taxel on farm lands lwenl)’ W!‘ "BL l“.

lCﬁlllllﬂlQtl from page 1) ' "My hon. friend claims that the‘ ire-stern roads were neglected, but! that the roads iu Kings County batliwell as other taxes bearing 0n Plllﬁl’ beeb attended to all right. He atl-‘clasues in the province. This. BI rnlts that money was spent on the-every 011v knows. is only in fulﬁl- upkveep of the roads in that Dafllmgnl o! the promises made 10159 ofnghe Province. and l can assurelpgqple, ' hi , Mi: Speaker. that money isi The statement or the mailer H! being spent on the roads in Kings the Opposition that two luwyeri County for ‘the same purpose as it 31-9 running the affairs of the coun- iS bf-‘lﬂg SPF!"- 01! (he r0865 ill try is not correct, Mr. McDonald Quéeiis and Prince Couutles- said. But even ll it were, it would namely, for the purpose of giving not be a very serious _ charﬁe thel- farmers of the Province good against the Government, 9mm 111° road; on whleh-tohnul their pro- people generally are well satisﬁed duets, and on which they and oth- with the manner iu which the busi- -ers can travel with comfort. We 11555 of the province is belug 8011'» do not claim that the roads are ducted. The Leader of the 01.19081" perfect. We know that they are tlon seems to have a very poor 0P" as yet very far from being "boule- Lnlon of the members of his 0W" Yards." But we know that the pat- profession, when he criliclles ll" Minister of Public Works for being a lawyer, “a young fellow just ﬂu! of school." Thai. gentleman has been out of school long enough t0 have had an experience that man!’ in this House would be proud t0 have, and his exllerlellce h" "l" dehtly well qualiﬁed him l0 08!" form the high and important duties to which he has been called. One would think the Leader of the 0i)- posltloii would welcome the oppor~ tuuity of crediting the Government with having placed a returned sol-

i-ient Government has done much ‘to improve the condition. And it ill becomes the Leader of the Op- pcsltion, or the member from O‘- Leary (Mr. Dennis) or any of those gentlemen who were sup- tpcrfers of the late Liberal Govern- ment that spent absolutely nothing on the maintenance of our roads, to criticize the road policy of the present administration. (Applause) They allowed" that Western Road an which thousands of dollars hall been wasted to go to rum, without/diei- in this position. But he is n even an attempt at repair. The pol- lawyer, iiiiil a Conservative, and ‘icy of this Government is good therefore be must be criticized. roads. We realize that it is more; Objection has also been taken t0 important to the farmers to havexhe Premier holding the nominal good roads now than at any timelpoaitinn o ln the past. ' of Agriculture

Among the many ridiculous order to siive the country 1B9 9X- stiitemenis of our friends in Oppo- pense of a gyeeleiictlon. 12:19 Lead-i sltion probably none can be more er of the _ D1103 Ill-ll! C m5 l‘ ‘so than the statement that the Premier has been away from the present Government increased tax-‘farm so long that ho hiis forgotten iIIIlOD. The Leader of the Opposi-iiill he ever knew about at-iflﬁllllllfe» tlon even went so far us to sayiTliat statement. like many of the that we increased taxes on furmfstatements of the Opposition mem- lands, and for proof of that asser-lbers. is so exaggerated that lt will tlou he gave special lDSIMICQSHIOI be credited by the people. who where he knew of farmers who areﬂniow that the department is being today paying more taxes on theirisatisfactorlly administered. la l

nil. He wishes the people to be- The Opposition members are er- lleve that that is the general contliwtremely hard to please. 1n fact, it tion. Hut it the hon. geiitleniaiiils probable that this Government had been honest in this matter helwlll never do anything to please would tell the House that he kneivltbcm. The only things that please also of farmers who are paying iesslthein are the things they do them-i today than they did under the Belllselves. but unfortunately the ac- Government. We all know thatitions of these gentlemen in the past the value or‘ farm land, like tlieidld not pleasethe electors; conse- VﬂllLQ of all other real estate. Chﬁllg-llqllt-lllly we see them where they es as the years go by. One lztrnierlurt- today. lnay be more prosperous than an-l ‘The object of the Government ‘other; consequently the value of has been to administer affairs in his furm will increase. Ailotlierltho best possible iuaniler. An in- may meet with misfortune and the dit-zitioii of its success is‘ shown in value of his farm may decrease, the furl that the majority 0t‘ our and he would be paying loss taxes P611116 are well satisﬁed with the ‘lﬂllily. But my hon. friend knows‘administration. ‘The Premier in perfectly well that the Governmcntbis Budget iidtlress has given a has no: increased the rate ofdaxeﬂlvclil‘ lllll Flﬂlﬁmilfll 0f 110W I118‘ on farm ‘iutiils. - {business ot‘ the country has been [n pl-mil" Qt his glatelnmli. _\l|-, ',\l1)-!l'0llll\l\.‘i(3(l. Other speakers who ‘Donald showed that lii 192:2 theltnllowvtl have given details of the farmers m’ the province paid $!l2,-l\vorli' done and have outlined the fmtl in 33x93 0n {arm liiiiilg, whiléilltllltf)’ the (loveriiniciit will pur- : .1 your they‘ paid $851,080. or sue in the future. Ml‘. ZllcDonald All less last year than during the felt it tinncrcssapv to take up fun last year of the Bell Governmenhthci" time o1‘ the House, as any re- iThis was proof positive that the marks he had to make would be land fax has not been increased. MZLYKQLV a repetition of what has 3l~ tapplause.» ready been stated by members on

New that there has been séctireilthis side o1‘ the House. (Applause)

t

iijonon ROLL OF TRYON

GASPEREAUX SCHOOL ’ SCHOOL FOR MARCH

ci~ii<ieix»i, Vern Ilflylel‘! --- l Grade 10-1, Amy Lea; 2, Gert-

rude Howatt.

Grade lll-—1. Winnie Hiiyter; 2, Grade 6-1. Annie Cullbeck; 2. Jessie MeKeeman; 3, Helen Florence Callback; 3. Margaret . 0'Conuors. ’ iROKETBOD.‘ ,

Grade Il—1, George _\l¢l<eeman;_ Grade 5-1, Alice Pooley; 2. l2. Cephﬂﬁ Davey; s. Rita Hayter. ‘Vivian Dawson-

‘Erlc Robinson; 3, Elmer Mabey. Grade 2-1. Winona Crossmau; ‘Z, Earle Callheck: 3. William Fell.

13 Frances Steele: 4. Nellie lllerciei"

11,9 ﬂlundlug "[52, Elizabeth Nelileii: 3, Falconer

, Following is

(equal. Grade III-l, wllmle pom; 2_1Bertha Ctirruthers.

f head of the Department for a few months ln .

$744491“) NOTHING starts off a ﬁne day like a crisp inviting breakfast. And a most delightful treat for breakfast is a bowl of Kellogg’s Pep! Crisp, crunchy Pep! How it peps up the laziest appetite! Golden._ ﬂakes of delicious whole wheat.‘ Rich in pep-bringing energy! Pep is health in a package. Contains the vitamins and whole-

some mineral elements of nature’s vﬁnest grain. -

And the

keep them

Served virith milk or cream, Pei» is practically a perfect food. Extra delicious with fresh or canned fruits added—-or honey. Ready to y. eat. Your grocer has Pep! "

‘i s‘.

m . :31‘)

’s great to feel ﬁt and peppy!

bran! Just enough to

make it mildly laxative. Helps pre- vent constipation.

Eat Pep and have pep! Cvreat for kiddies! Peps them up! Builds l ruddy strength and viggr. Help: to

regular.

\

A; _ -_~__.___ __ _ﬂ. .\~.~.\\\\»va\i; u- A. ~ .

Grade VII-I. Je ‘ Sh - : 2' NORTH i l SW1" MBOKBY; 3. Gigi-ales GEIIEKQY-l GRANVWLE SCHOOL Grade vl-l». Edgar AlacKlnuon. ‘ ‘Glade v (ﬂ)-1. Vernon Mac- ‘KM’: 2. George Sharp. l Glam’ v (b)—lR th ’Ell' . I Grade III-n. Joiiii iliaciiiiiiioii. 2' (gigdieiinlvraéiord n o a Il~—l, -. - ~ .1 - '-"' "Y tsoiiriPifugh. Maynie Elm“ 2' u Orville Talk,“ ’ helton _]_1’ shaken Mncxay. grage Ilr-i Jr/I 1 Pilllﬁy Adams, P°rl°cl Allendwce. Isieilii min-- P“ ° "*1 ElwlChwvpell. erfet-t attendance, [normed

Kay Harold Lloyd Henderson. Winn‘ I R0 W _ i ﬂflt y 'Q"_ I J93" Qllﬁeley. Teacher.

Grade \:lIl.-1. Illoreiice Morris. Glade ll~*sl‘- 1. HOrut-e Taper,

Wall: 2,

WHEATLEY RlVER sci-loot. -——-».__ tar-ran or SYMPATHY

_.-»._

The following is the atiiiidlng of Wheatley River School for the mouth of March: -

G d x_1, _ p Avril 12. 1921 in: - "We 2- "twp "W Gﬂld Vlll—l, c q . l ' - *~ -

2. beanie Stead; ‘ihollllliiiblepiiiliiigfvs’ u.i>)°<irii&‘iii' iihg gltgiiilighegiw;

(‘rade VII-l, Edith . ‘ ' Doiotiw smith: s. Dllll hiiiiiiiiiii’ iii-yi-iiioaiiiif,"hfiﬁffﬂﬂﬁﬂewﬁm°gf Grade V (sr)—1, (3 .' ' ° ' 2. mttsziiti- 112%.‘; ’.‘2'1Z'..?i"léil‘.‘.°.°§§.°’i“‘°““’ Grade V (jr_)--l B] h .' ‘ ' 9n - 2.1mm 8mm“ axnnal-iﬂscmftxileﬂfl. alggllllttejxg sorrow with you. we GradaJIL-l, Elma, Ling. ._, mom no e with you um you Algslld Blsfd: 3. Billie Riieiriiiim. liiiii viiiii taailltihéollgnxéillsut l???“

ra e -1 W l . ' 8B o ' es ey ma!’ 2' glormm‘ mum" Where borrow shall

' = ivl l, . _. . . _ _ ‘ _____- ‘ l E paltﬁﬂgﬁl MacDonald, .1. Ralph Fitz Cll(l“[lhlF()II}d;13,- Ellen“),- FOHL . '_ _ _ l mite —. ae Illa mi ; 2, l , t ' PM 08501181 , Cards l MARTWVALE SCHOOL ‘ Iogeﬁglflfilglf.‘ atﬁyiligiiyixrcelxglllaiy ‘alga? lgmmerson MalcLeod; i, ilnyd , EAST BmEFORD GCHOOL- f ____. I ‘ “ ‘ ' 9- * ' 0rd. ' i... ~_¢ . MeLEOD d. azmuzv "m" "lllls Mcbelltm. Hugh Steele. crime 1-1 Allison M 1. q- g The standing r lth l; ii w é-fvioigtley » ., . “Th? following is the report oilflllﬁllllsgli MacDonald apd losellh Ivan Ford. ac e0 ' '.the month oil‘. Miirch lesliiiipgllovti: i. - y. B0111 y, Ki. C. . art nvale school for the month - Minnie McKay, teacher, Grade Vllill-l, Jeandzte lElllg_ i Barrister grit! Attorneymt-Liiw of March: L I. ,

Wilfred Stead; 3. Viol . Ethel Ling. teacher. a Gum? elilg: xiiihi-‘goiiveiielilﬁogothem ‘Maggy "a r “God I

Glallﬁ VI‘. Jr.——1. Gladys Taper,

Murray Harbour, 11.3,], ' '

wli all tell!!!’ ﬁfkiiiow that our

not bee! your broken

_, loosen

wlddwnnd tatherlen end to look upon this emu

vim m an 1m mm 0011} to bind you time: to we mo.

"It may I» 1w the min: mils. .1: in! l!"

- Jill visitor-What terrible crlmll lite this man committed‘! ‘Whrden-die didn't commit l" crime at all: he was gtplnt M" the street a lmv due up and I!" one men moot nmtbegeiiddil. .1! . held u immortal witness. “liter-MIMI when

l Bringing Up Father

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1 , YOU ‘bAY THE$E l y Rum’: ARE A l ' ‘FNOUSAND Mundersonf; YEARE’ OLD?

i i | I

and prlcee and

Parliament.

Yes-sin! Ti-iis. wAa A BREWERY IN THOSE DAY5-$EE Tue woaos‘ LIGHT BEER" INQCRlBED ON Tins ﬂlpLgﬂl

Y QOLLY- rvla BEEN

uoonm" FOR rri-issis. wonos EVER.$lh|C.E rve. naau .-ir-i JAPAN‘