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Boys’ brown, grey and Doneglal tweed Suits, made from good qliality union tweeds. Coalt has fancy pleated back and fullbelt, bloomer pants wit'h Governor fasteners. Sizes for ‘boys from

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Thousands of Dollars

Ara balng uvod by tho fox farmers of Prince Edward island, who ars making a scientiﬁc study of tho feeding problem and havs discovered the solution of health» fl 0"- oua puppialhls In jssdlni IMPERIAL COD LIVER QIL BIQQQIT at this season ‘of tho year. As "soon as the pup- pies aro weaned,‘ thoy rsqulro SOLID food containing cooked osroala. ground moat; and vltamlnos available only in Ood-Livanﬁil. Tho umrlonce of our mast aupoqlgb-i ranehsrs. lis the hast roof wo 0i" offer as 30 the Milling"- ssbl; nssd of imporla Foxilaouit In ovary up to date fox ravioli. Than will ho no rlsliata or diosatlvs tropipiss whsra lmporiais aro rspulariy lad. ‘

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‘NORTH BEBE-QUE numeric '

players will prosont s four act coined; drama. “And Billie Disap- poarod"‘in Birch-Grove lI-lall. Freo- towu. Friday evening. May 3W1-

mission 35 and ‘i0 conic. iii

AUMMIRIIDI AG§NT.—NT- d of tho MacDon- usrdian ran

advertising, and Job Printing. Mr. MacDonald sells tho Mornius Guardian at his store. His tole- phono No. ls 1ﬂ~2.—tf.

-—A SPLENDID PLAY—Tho FY99 town Dramatic Club presented their popular three not drama entitl ed “The Arrival of Kitty" to ll large and appreciative audience in Freetown Birch Grove Hall, on Wednesday ovoning.»May "lth. Cast of Characters (as you meet them): Mr. Ling, tho boll bow-Colby Lewis; Sam, a colored porter-R. Brewer Auld; Mr, Willlﬂm Winkl- or——Ward McCaull; Aunt Jane, his sister-Mrs. Russell Burns; Jane, his nieco—'Erna Murphy; Bobble Baxter-Russell Burns; Benjamin Moro-John Lewis; Kitty Benders. an actress-dvlargusrite Auld- This high class play thus put on by loc- al talent was exceptionally well rendered and hold the attention of the audience from tho moment that the curtain arose on the opening scene, until it dropped amid tho plaudits of the audience at the conclusion of the final. The first part, and there were many such were most heartily applauded and the penis of laughter that follow- ed ihe comical expressions and situ ationa showed how sonsellve tho audience were lo an appreciation of the humcrous- Throughout. the actors showed a keen sense of the import of the part played, and dis- pluYBd how carefully the drama hadjieeu prepared. ‘Each actor rose to the occasion and develop- ed the part almost into actual real- 'ty.'l'o amplify the necessary spaces between acts specialti s were giv- en: instrumental music by Messrs. Lewis McCuuli and Reeves. Vocal Solo, Mr.‘ J. B. Lewis. Vocal music. Freetown male qunrtette. These were all pleasingly appreciated and ithe performers were compelled to respond io encolos. Those dramatic performers are to be congratulated lfor the pronounced success oi‘ their leffort and the audience to be than- iked for attending in such numbers ‘and showing such intelligent ap- preclation--—-Y.‘

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-:rn= oaPHn-la Broil .' l present their new show Action" at the . capitol frli no Thursday evening, May » . Quick Action made aghik‘ ll ‘in Charlottetown at tw houses. 810 l;

auusaai. 8iRVi¢i8--Tljo

[gr-pong from his late residence Granville Street, Surnmersidq.‘ o

was one of the largest-funerals soon in Sumlnorsldo for yum- Tho pall-bodmrs ‘were Messrs. Ii. M. Baker. H} T. Holman, Cloud Holman, C- ll. Rogers, Chsrlos Hensley and _P. N. lilnmau. Rev. George Miller and Rev. Dr- Hunt oﬂlclatod. Among tho Charlotte- town people in attendance were| Messrs. W. K. Rogers, K- C. ‘Hog-l are, Toni Rogers, J. F. Whoarpﬂolv c. J. Stewart. w. E Hyndmslhl Frank Clark, and J B. Hogan, Mr- Hogaifs son, Mr. Richard Hogan of Toronto, was also present. Mr- Hegan making a special trip for that purpose. —-—-—<-0o—---—

—Mi's- Malcolm Steele, Charlotte- town who arrived hero on Satur- day is visiting former town friends. She is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ambrose Mcinnis, Milk Btroet.-—-i-l

Minarrfa Llnimont For Corns mom.

Eastern Guardian

...'8HOP fron-ini-rlmslfs Catalog ....°DR. HOUSTON will be in his‘ from 10 to B.

“JSUPER SPECIAL PROGRAM

ire. “Children of ihe‘Dust." 33535 29-1112:

-~'.E_,A,QT€ N .A‘_GEN,'|'.-,3ll.- I W. Murdoch '3 now Guardian Al;-

od- to r co lmr, ‘Job ‘ Printing,‘ new and ‘- renow- al subscriptfonn-if.

crowded 687. ' '

funeral of tho late Louis B. lfuijlt. V was hold at 2 o'clock Tuesday" uf- _

the People's Cemetery. lllldoriltho i direction of the Odd Followliiltj

Montague Saturday at Yen's Thea- aching.

....*AT STURGEOM-Un SlIINlRLVIWBTQ also May 25th, Mary Phyllis Kin-g, the woro robed in oriental costume of ilirnc months old (laughter of Mr. Biblical days.

LORD ULLQWATER

Who is iepnosenling Great Bri. min at the Emigration and lniml graltlon‘ Conference lbelrls hold ln. Rome. anode is not represented because. it is reported, of‘ Italy's policy of not allowing Canada to select emigrants lo Canada before their embarkutlon. l~t has boon the policy of ltally to haveWCauada indi- cate tho class oi’ emigrants she de- sires and t0 allow tho ltsiiou Gov- qrnmeut to choose lhoiu.

“Tiz” Puts Joy In Sore, Aching Feet

“Tlz" makes sore. burning. tired foot fairly dance with dollBlll- Away go the aches and pains, tho corps, callousoﬂ. llllllﬁl‘! Blid bunlons.

‘“Tiz” draws out the acids snfl poisons that puff up your foot. No mutter llIOW hnrd you work. how

office in Sourls Saturday May 31's. long you dance, how far you Willi.

or how’ long you remain on You!‘ foot. "Tiz" brings restful foot cu - fort. "Tlz" is wonderful for tlro . swollen, smarting feet,’ Your feet just tingle, for joy; shoes ' never hurt or seem tight.

Get o. box of ‘“Tiz” now from any drug or department store. ' Bud foot torture forovor——wear smaller

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most impressive and

presenting a most

and Mrs. Murdock King, Sturgeon was baptized at their homo by; the R-ev. Mr. Brown, ' ..

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EASTER PRQGRAM MQNTAGUE‘ CHRISTIAN QHURCH ,' On Sunday evening April 27th. the young people of Mantegna Chris-Linn Church rendered an orl:-| inul and instructive caster 1pm» gram on the life of lChri/él. to a very large congregation which more. illiiii filled this spacious church. i , Tho program which consisted of.

cry portraying ilie sieveii major lav-f chts of thc‘l'li'e of Clilrist-Bethlc-l hem, Presentation in Llie Temple,

(lolgctha (Calvary) lMuch credit jal due the artist, Mrs. laauiuel Mchstl, en "icr the very effective and beau, tiful presentation of these beautiful

svcnlsbl the life oi‘ rClrrisFon cun-

V85.

The church was very iienutiiullyr and iartlstlwlly (lccoruiml for the.

ergilcen interwoven with cailolliiel The platform which was enlarged wall i .sc banke-zl with evergreen in- to which the foolllgh-ts were placed with potted Easter plants in front, which gave a lheaufllul shaded light upon tho siege Illlll scenery. Ai one end oi‘ the siege was 1ilacoil tho Maul-tor of Bethlehem. lit lilo oihor mid llio ionlb ‘with largo pulnm m”: resenting ille ionib of Jilsoph Armnltlulii. lillil ille ilill'(‘ll‘ll in ‘which it was iocliieal. l l " lllirk of‘ tile llflilillli llK‘ seven soon cs were suspended on separate w-irn, ca, and ‘Illdflll jfnne ‘Nil/i ‘prosonled as ihc program was rehdlirqd. which when -l'lnishod presented

in“ tomb. The choir which‘ h_ mndo special preparation "for this program was Arrested back of tho scenery and the music was mo toi Toctlve s: lt gmpllaplzod mail‘: didly the scones as llloy were pr senied. " ' _ The characters of this progrpii ., .

scripture readings and music wau-‘s-snted ‘by zilao supplimoniod by spools-l acen~_.vera Beck. Emma and Stewart lNel-i

il-fo oi‘ ‘Christ lll'0ll'i in. manger?" ‘

plea/sing yet a solemn scene. which

included:

' The High 'Prlesli—L. W. Show. The MaJL-lltobort lBeck, Henry

McLuren, Tiles. Cameron. I Smepherdsj-Vernon

ton Bock, Forest

Moore, George McDonald. IDisciples-Jdtlian lSiawart. Ray

Campbell

Women at the Tomlh—Mrs. lCllIlB.

McClure Mrs. ii-ionry ‘Mobaren, IMlss -

liliun Dewar, Mm. Ora Kayo.

. Angel a‘. tomb-Mrs. Charles Vic-l

hers. I The triuniphal onllry was repre»

the following children,

son. Louise and Arthur Burke. Hcl en and Ruifh Viqkerzg Margaret sud Doarls lltobemon. Vivian Armsiwnal.

Baptism, Tempest, Triumphant En. Joni‘ MoGregor and Stewart Vick, iry. Lord's ‘Supper, Geihsomn no and era. l

lcredig is due to Miss Grace Mo.‘ Plleeﬂthe ofhlclcnt organist of t o; church who presllllsd mootofllclo p‘ lyﬂat the organ mad to Mr. ‘and 4s.- Armstrong who n d tho direction of» the program throughout.

and Plain ioilable slralgflilspdineiside clos- ing effects and stylish swairaera- Mdlljtliiqe line of Tricotine Poriot Twill coats in SEQIIQHLIQVY and black, beautifully tailored and trim. med with selfzalirﬂllpiilﬁﬂ and plclatings. Qbost Qual-

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$50.00.

"Crepe lﬁimonas

A beautiful line of ladies fancy crepe Kimonos prollily trnnmed with contrasting embroidery, tucks and frills. Many dainty styles to choose from in ink, rose, blue, coral and mauve. A“ sizes. Prices from $2.50 to $10.00. .

Princess Slips

Ladies and misses Princess Slips in sateen, cotton land silk. All sizes and colors. Prices from 90c to $6.50.

Just the thins to wear with your one Piece dresses.

A large showing-of chemise, night- gown-s, corset covers, bloomers, etc.

j Bros

l lliIILLINERY Sec our special line of ladiosliftrixnmed hats inclusion snows. leat- ihstﬁlllll? , tfﬁilcy ma emls. .. re. ‘trimmed flowers); ribbon and fancy orna- ments. special value at , _

“The One Price Cash Store”!

Nirs. McLaren who is until-mg in.

her efforts for the adv c oni. d!

occasion. Three large arches werojhis congregation and w‘ olpairgtqd formed in front of the choir ol‘ lov-‘tho scenes giving mpuai abundantly

oi‘ hor talent. "R9956!" ls;.§iile_ lt-qpetlilqli

‘no. PNmt stun lug" ggon‘ pie rm roadlna from la scro '

‘Lisliloh, .6. l i; m‘ East sing- lutlflligi- "rt ilillllgptlig "Where 1v liuiliiifl! 0111K! s» wiicwe" Shopper l! slop. Mill ql ﬂlwlls

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~lanliim-.--laeuolu 1 sho~.v you a ‘ That Wu Differs»! mystery.“

Benediction By . oquoot

ipg, M-ay 11th. "You're

A movie comedian stopped s man _ a. large number pro ho know-Ind charged him-.yith,psy~ your; on“; oont this pro rsfln won repeated alr- lug that he, tho movie scion-Avila __ “in i0 a full house’ Sunday ovoh- without a sense of humor." '

otlior- “What l said was that you

had no sonao of honor." "All! l thought ihero

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effective in his case f ' I been in thousands of " ‘ALL bran can produce results. ' _ '- . nouras o '

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must be "a-rqturalcd the actor- "l ‘felt ‘co, uin that you would ' neier‘ mu‘ (Town i pal behind his mistaken," replied tho hack." ' ' '