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we giive._sntisiau- “on w cur custolnersfWvB "we satisfaction to oursel- In, We llfedkifltlfilléll with" (hug, - We krlow our rr.-pul._ ‘atilln delifiilll“ ‘"1 “lung I'm‘. Qnl)‘ the .lli?S\. Tpe store ul VWU.

jllacilinnon Drug Co

Kodak Store

roiiahir: sci‘-

Rexall

ar “Rdbin llooll’ Fancy Patent

Th: Gig Value in Flour.. Bar_ s, halves, quarters, fiig its.

‘:00 hugs hlidlllings. ‘llitl hugs ran, liltl hugs ()ll (hike Meal, 100 134s “lioyat Fur-pita" (‘ulflnoili_. 100 Jlgl»; "Grow lust“ Vrllllnezll. Anal- sis stilmpcrl on leetls»»let lls sup_ l-~ yoll. not. W.. A. JOHNSTONE ‘Montague. PIE. l.

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I68 GREAT GEORGE S].

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lliclllary’s ‘Gloria’ Range

i _ The Gloria is built o! lllsh quality material and superior- workmanship. and

ils attractive appearance and moderate price marks it an

extremely popular range.

_ This stove has all the ini- nrovements of an up-to-date "Wile. including Nickie Trhn- "llfllts. Porcelain Oven door, Warming Closet, Oven Ther- mometer, nrrd burns olther, "tivil or coal.

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We have sold a great nuul- bcr oi‘ these ranges in Ch'~

lirirfect sstilsfsutlon.

PRICE -

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lire llo ers lllfll- iwire Ltll. '

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§ The new crop of Foxes will

soon be arriving so be pre-

parcli to safeguard them against worms. Our Fox Cal» sulcs - arc unquestionably the best tllat can be produced. We have sold lhouszlnds oi them. They are used by the have

loading ranchers and

given the grandest results.

Pricc $1.00. Sent by lllail t0 ally address. Made only by

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Rheumatism

Nowifis, Sciatica, Neurnlgin.

I Templeton’: Rheumatic Capsules

Have bronchi: Rood health to hnif-n-mllilon lnffotoro.

Ahealthlul, mone waving remedy, well known for fi teen years, pn- suibed h doctors, sold by drug- gists, $1. 0 a box. Ask our agents Q write for n fr» trial nckage.

Tornpletons, 142 King "Toronto

i.ol~.'ll Agents llcllllin Birus. I

i * THE NEW “BRUNSWICK RECORDS

are here. Drop in and hear theirs-the latest r lts-brig'ht and snap-

I .\'- llouble side $1.00 up. Brunswick Records

play them on your phonograph. BEER & WEEKS

Sole Agents l

THE

HOOVER

electrically b e a t s -- sweeps --suction cleans lets all the dust,- dirt-—lint-threads.

Brightens up your old rugs-makes them wear longer.

Saves work.

To prove this we will clean a rug in V0111‘ home without charge.

Easy terms if desir-

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BEER & WEEKS Sole Agents

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BERRY BROS.

CELEBRATEI) TERIOR FINISHES

Varnishes. enalnel?’

stains, linoleum vai-

nish, floor wax, ca“!

AUTO COLOR - NISH

can be used by the alu-

h tgglslrahldt entire satis-

faction. All shades. Ask for booklet--

EER Em B Sole Arron“

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‘- land hlonday night

"are better---_\.~ou can,

great Sit}!- p

frail: cninttorrsrows. GUARDIAN

Arne CENTRAL GUARDIAN

_8EE A. J. MIcINNlS cl. sd. in this issue re seed oats.

MEN'S NEW SPRING HATS.- Ths prestige 0d our hats can be traced to their exceptional value. Prowsb Bros_ Ltd.

MEN'S NEiW SPRING HATS-- Oilr customers tell us that experi- ence has prevent to thorn tliatl on,» hats lead in quality, style and‘ price. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

CLEVERLY DRESSED WiN- DOW Aleesrs Fennell & Chandler‘ show an exceptionally artistic win dnw tor Easter. in the midst. of lilies and other ‘beautiful plants lls n bubbling fountain Vfllll running orator. ' - -

EGG CIRCLE MEETING-The llli-illlll)l‘l'.~i oi S1. Aildrows ldgg Circle ill't'. llPYBibY notified that a meeting will ho hold in tho school house on \Vi‘lllIl'-‘\(lll_\' itlztr. iltltlt at 7.30 p. m., illr ihc purpose of settling the busi- ness for 1920. D F. Egan, Sccy.

POLlCE COURT-The sixteen your hoy hcfllre the court. ivedncs- day on ‘the taller-go of drunkorless ‘riurdioy was mircrl u sentence of $11". or thirty llil_\'$. lic slated that he round the liquor on the railway prcln ises.

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EASTER MONDAV - ‘Foliuy, blaster .\londay_ is u. statutory holl- duy. The letter carriers will nurllc one complete ilelivcry lll thr- lorcnrloll. and thorn will he no dc- irl the afternoon. Tho postofflco. will he open lo the gen~ rrnl public zllltlay.

DIED IN SASKATCHEWAN — Mrs. l-‘uvon Campbell. Fitzroy Si... (lily received tho sad message on Slttllfllriy that her sister, Mrs. Donald McKenzie. had died in Assinihoiu Sask. 'l‘hero tvere no iutrticulilrs except that Mr. llll-Ki-nzlu would arrive on tho is» with the rc~ mains.

CLASSIFICATION OF SIGNAL» LERS—Capt. it‘. ll. M. .louo.~'. oi‘ tho Provincal Signalling stuff ar- rlvvrl on Friday fiVelllllll to conduct thr- zntnuul r-lu. ifioation of the sig- nallcrs of ail illht- units in Chirrlolttc town. Tho l-lilsslfitrution lt-sls wore hold at tho Alimourlos Saturday‘ ilfternoorl and will hl- continued this illterllooil.

OFFICE CLOSED-i\lr. \\’. l’. . Pod who has liPPll ‘in i‘ll2ll'L'.‘(‘. of the "Frunsportalitarl office horn during ,1in,- wintcr. llttfi conlplr-tcri his work land luitvlas tlris morning on return to Fredericton. B. The move- niorll of freight has been lighter ithls season than usual and "the of- ‘ fit-c s. rinsed ‘somewhat earlier i than last y'all‘. This was Mr. Fox's lounrh vrirrtel- iin charge of this oi’- lilc-l- and his work has been entirely ‘satisfactory lto nll concerned. Socially also Mr. Fox has been very popular isnirl regrets for his idepurture are mingled wlith best ; wishes and an lvssured welcome on his return next \Vllll5(‘l‘..

Recommended b) fudge: of ‘ ‘ l

lore Sore Throat,

one. In m can‘. In

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Ufilge, ROJREBIIR Building.

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HALIFAX, March ‘JL-(Qnota- lions filrnlshed hy Johnson S; Ward successors to F. ll.- lilcflurdy and Continuity the ‘Montreal Stock Ex-

change. i A1 "l 80% . 88

86% ... 36V . 114',

(‘all Put

fiotl 7i] (Iuhilil Cont». Zilég Cru . 90% ll) .. 58% M“ . 148V,- Nlrl . 57 lip . 39V,- Rg . . . . . . .. 68-74 Sit - T5 Stir _ _ _ _ _

Uri i7 U1 47%

X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 821/4 Wheat March 1541/; May 142% (‘oru Mo)’ 154% July 67%;

Unis May i014, Julyl/i

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LETTER 0F SYMPATHY.

(‘harirrttt-totyll Lodgc .\‘o 218 of nit- i‘. u. of w. w. u. and u] s.l.. Vernon River on March l6, 1921, parsed the following resolution,—~ Wilrerctts_ it has ipiessetl Divine l’l‘t\Vl(l"ll\“@ to call from‘ ulnongst us Alexandr-r" Nicholson u true taltlvful ilrothcl- thus causing a gap

ily circle impossible to fill. There lnrL- resolved thattlio sympathy or‘ Lht- lllfillillfllrs or‘ this Lodge ox- tcrldod to the ibcrcavorl family in lln~il~ lzrr-ilr, affliction recommending lo rhc arc 0f lllnl who ihcatroth all SOIWVWYN.

JOHN H. MCKENZIE. PRESIDENT GEO‘ E. LANE SEC'Y —TREA5-

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NO MORE CASH GHATUITIES. v 'l‘ht-. splat-tall [sllirunlcntary commit- tcu on soldier-i l"v’ll Ytifiiitflhlfill-

on last year, not to reopen the question of further cash gratuit- los for tliio reestahlshment ct sol- dicrs. This decision Will; taken at an executive meeting of the com- mlttoe today.

Sat-isfies More ' Than Sentiment

hluch Candy is selected ho~ (nurse of its pqpular name or lm account of its attractive tsuuiuincr. This is especially truc of candles which are bought. for gilt. purposes. But when

GOOD CHOOOLATEO

il|‘l.' selected there's some- thing more than sentiment in- volved ln l-ho purchase.

Their lline QUALITY is universally acknowledged.

Freshness and purity are . always nusranteed because oi‘ the frequent shipments which we receive direct from the factory. We stock PAGE 8r SHAWH. NEILSONS & MOIRS. Let your next candy purchase be made here. We also handle an excellent as sort-mend. of BULK CHOCOL- ATES-nnd other Candies- the kind the kiddies like.

Johnson lr lrlllnton

W OIIOIO>OIOOOQOQD

The Quality Drugstore _ Cor. Kent and Irlnoe In.

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-_..‘____m__ v ‘ ‘ iurrent tlllnment (Continued T11;- pzlge ‘iouri

lrnritrasnsTATlvlnS _ '01-‘ THE

lPlllOiPhli". Yet. "This is the truc condlton or affairs in this lirovincc." "We huvl- ‘taxation

imposed by men wllo were elected no (2tll‘l‘_\' out. an opposite policy." hey have tried to “qnlbhie" over i.hc.~:c lnurtcrs and “The Leader of :tlic rrorcrnlnrvnt has inullo slats intents that are unworthy of him.

zNoihing that is said or written in ',tlieir press, "unless it be set forth in a resolution lllflVflll by hlrnself on the floor of the llousc“ is con. sidercll its binding upon the party.

in piaiuer words. "He is then a .t'rcl>. lance; when iris party go to the country I suppose they are told "We want you to tuln the election Mwln it any wttyw-untke what pro- ‘Ililvfidt: you please. THEY ARE NOT giuxnrm w‘ TiLEY Aura NOT li'l‘T LN TUE FORM 0F A TLESO- ll-lT-ION" before the House. it is a case of»- i (ii-l plrlcoand tweallih. it’ poss- i iblc with grace; | if not, (by any means, get wealth and plat-e. (‘an faith he placed in any holly .' mun who formulate u policy o.‘ such a fashion and with such a class oi’ politicians Fheforl: them how can or could tho pimple “judgl: or form any opinion as tr. what policy tho government has iltltlllltill‘ 'lly .\NY'l‘llllNG 0li'l‘l.lNl<;l) TO l'l‘ ltY Tllb‘. LEADER 01*‘ 'l‘llE GOV. IQltN?\l‘l5N’l‘?" it was in this way [that they “ohtnllnerl power by de- (tciving the people of the province with false promises; they found their task an impossible one and instcrld or formulating a ncw poll-

ulcnt has reopened its stalls. lllil-lm. and submlmng n m the people

they, without any nutndste under- took to legislate the most intricate rind most obnoxious system of tan ntrlorl_ which we have ever exper. leaned. “is -it any reason, their. that the people or the province are indignant or "l-s it any wonder that indignation meetings have been called

istewalrt ‘considered it a Legislative

‘Mir. ‘grout ulty. that the iAssoni-hlyr of this province, men who have been elected to legis- late ‘in the interests nl‘ the pro. vlnce. should be spending perhaps one third of their time in criticis- lilg and abusing n certnlln brunch

' of the public pres-s or the province

And the criticism after all SHOWS ,'i‘ll.\'l‘ THE iPRESlS HAS BPIEN iNFTENl-PTRNG T0 CORRECT OER {T-AFN’ UIISEAISES IN THE BODY POiiaVliKi», AND THAT 'I"IU~L~\T. hilFJNT liiAS EVl-DEWIHLY lllYRT SOMEONE. There unis a sting- lo it! We were surprised that. the hon. member for Belfast. (lion. P. .l. Nash) should under- twko 0n the floor of this llouse t.o lira-ire any reference to any other liovrBDa-per in this province which is ltlu trpponent OOMMEROIALLY POhiTilCiAlUbY and OTHERWISE. "l think it was unfair and ungentie manly. that. on the floor of thl-i ilouse end ilnahie to silly anything in its awn defense. "l was much taken with that psrt of his speech which than on, unimportant-e of the press as an institution. but there lic- should have stopped ulrl

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Well. Thurs. Mar. 30-3l

$0

JEWEL

prsunfsi Loiswehefs l BigDl-unetic '

Trent for the Whole u _F n in i I 1 I ‘I

STARRING MILDRED HARRIS

DON‘ l‘ NEGLEUT TO BkiNu

(‘hllllrtin lllc. Children lic.

Sl’lili'lAlw-<.\litl. liic. Stir.

I PRIUICS- <Evc. i

vl-ry Illlilill had hc dnnc

“it would have: tint-n mnrl: to his credit

50.

\\'>lih rl-iritrd to thc only wil-rh during tho past. your worthy iii note. that is. tho road inrpruvclnlint under the Plighutli-s Act for which they were landing thc Commie»

loner oi‘ Public Works rip to the skies. he r-illloll their attention to the fact that this movement was lnaugirrlttcd by the federal govern merit. lie further recalled their attitude towards this work hoforc they came into power. ‘they and their press in glaring headlines declared that, “this highway uruuid it carried out, ruin the pro- vlnce and place an unbearable bur den of taxation (an the people.‘

They were cntlllell to no thanks for this. for they were only carry. lug out the policy oi’ the lute gov- ernment. VlWllilCll had been forced upon them. from plans which were "made before this government came into power and were prepllr. Gil by the present louder of the opposition." ilut they hnve varied‘ from those piuns to the extent of hulking dust heap roads which

will not bu permanent. and if those roads "will require ln the future the same amount of up~

keep uefhfilinary roads, then l say thc expenditure ~will NOT be lusti. fled." And while nll this attent- ‘iop hits been paid to this highway ur-henrc. THE OTHER ROADS OF Tilli] PROVINCE HAVE BEEN

N‘l-1illl1l<]("i‘li1l). We advise our l-eillleru to rend .\lr. Stewart's ‘speech, published in Thursday's

Guardian and to preserve it. for

future reference.

CNSIOQEMIA

Tt-nor Solo

Dance . . . . .. Character Duet Club Specialty .. “‘°°"P°' “l Iiktlltl Selections .............. ..

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pews mo sovrs cAnBQ-rlie v F 4 . ' vary newest in plan's and bofs I ‘ f gggggggni"; ‘ifiuffli ‘;,fl',°,°”,,§}f,§ 2 Matinee 3.15 Sharp—-Night 7 and 8.45 ~ _ ~ and save money. Pruwse Bros. t q A ' r W" ' ‘ TbNliillT AND TUEEDAY ___ t» A Dashing Dollllle Romance of rile , - CAR~(ER AND 0O. LJD“ have l v r . rcelved ~l ad 100, 00 tr w- ' ~ I ' _ hhrry bores?“ host quality. altoagn- i ‘ i Q lallun size lowest price quoted, or- .- -.. * '-"-"'"-———'-" _ I tiers booked will be held till box- fl|rN|Aq|fq n HAMpfflN AND F lnirriocuior MP- W- 1- FEW" cs are wanted. _ k . hL l "um R WARNER PHEShN4l~ ’ Pianist Miss Bessie Blanchard ‘ _ r , l3; Tami“, p Mr. J. Austin dtralnor i PIIIEEONALN‘: t gm] Twmbo _ ML Wm, Mgr-gnu 1-: o , l‘ firm - t... . i t u" “M -- -~ “'- ‘"~ ‘i *‘°"'°' ’ . r_. 1| ' . fldtllll, i er 01h i ’ I ' ' gm; 3m,“ _ Mr. Ivan Hughes it... lll imprecision». Most Powerful Pirrurized Novel Overture _ can“, Graham“ . ‘l|<_ and Mra_ g_ (y ‘Thump. i . l Opening Chorus “Southern Melodies" .... sun. iglontztgtie, came to the'city i ‘ \ (Jumaln R1551‘ ~r,-,,ss or Limerick" ____ ._ l 5w" w A e 0 Vocal Solo Mr. Albert aunt-marl! _ I i ‘ ' I ', Vocal Solo Miss mules Arseilhldt Guam-hail" ::E,,:)°,.:i:;‘: ' A Trio ............ .. Master poucctte. Doiron and Trainer’ u,,.fl"t,.l'p' u‘) _rh',,';,i,.t.u“ ‘ _ 9 ; Vocitl Solo .. Mr. George Moran ' ———-— , _ hve" [km U‘ I‘ Chm“ Ciich“ ~ H- Instrumental SQXHPLIC ' -nault Bros" Blanchard, Nolan and Gordon Mr. Arthur Currant. of tllc Iblvi‘, N0.» ‘A 3 11"‘ i‘ m‘."kfasthni?"lmharlduxefrwials. ‘Qundnii Vocal Solo .. Mr. Arthur Mclnnla stock Branch. iliu-llcton. is spcrld- Us a mum?“ me‘ 0 ‘CV55 by n "ms an z End Sung ........... .. 2nd Taniho mi "mm?" m‘ m“ 1mm" i" m“ Li Mvxwan? fonpuudn" an Hid m. "Iflefaclom rmmy 3" "s Vocal Inlet Miss liucy Blanchard and Mr. Frank McDonald cii,-. l ligagarld is still being pracilzco in remote corners of the vow, Solo _ ML Joseph my“, p. L14; ‘ i‘ _ , ‘ -‘ , _ _ - Gypscy Cilorns and Dance --------- -- MJ-‘fli; 0 “Li, '9'“, “M ‘“““2'“°’ Th“ P""‘>h"‘°"i.““ .m"'“d ‘ “t m.“ “my "pm" Soloist .. . bliss Nettle Bltlllclltlfil ‘ ' f " M“ S mm‘ S“‘°°l for rescuing a beautiful Uri from bandits When a bare stuff are spending l-laster with his . _ ' - Dancers Aliases F. Connolly. Helen MOFHWIIEII. E1919 mill!» M,“ m..- p R S, m", 1.3.,“ ,1 ll ls all that stands between the gallant soldn-r and y Bay. . . . . .. . g or l ohmhy a ‘ision of ‘ovefinczs. known} as H] he Mmwrr a ‘I ‘ q | hliirfllwrile ilushes. lielcn .\lCMlll8D.C0ll1h§:\lllIl:°uis Doug“ _____ - ' ' ncn . o u .. - - ‘ 'l\llu friends of bliss Aiary. B. I of hnfld. appearsfur: m ha“ thwirts ‘hle bandns i 11nd Soul; -- ........ .. ist. Bones ' iliurrny. daughter of .\ir. Thomasi I KEEP YOUR Lfll It PEELILU FOR IHI‘ fllRILl. Vocal Solo ....................... .. .\ii'. Frank McDonald Amway‘ u" Phmum S" who was‘ l OF THlHLLS IN “Eshwr “ANAL” Vocal liucl .. Louise Arsenault and Mr. Albert Illancharrl opol'a-Z:-ll on for ntustolll Friday all ' ‘ thc Charloiitqlourn’ ‘Hoispital. will - End Sm“: - .' """""" " l“ Tambo he pleased to icarn that she is do- i l6 ° IQ V094" $010 ~ ---- ~- Mr‘ Fred Dufly "it: ‘=15 Well as can he expected. i C‘ a t 0 g l)0lll)le l)anclri§_>1pec~lalt'Y bliss Rose Ryan and Mr. Joseph Doyle {H G d ‘I l l i , Vocal Solo ...................... .. Miss Luci’ BIBBBIIP-"l . 5s ‘t:l'll‘\| c .nynnr1 m. r -- r '. ' ' ' ‘ . ' .~ _~ .. .......... .. 2nd Bo ' turned to hcr home in Norllhahr t lhud llhnnmg hhapter of . Tim] so?" ' Mr we“ us; after spending the past six months ‘ .. Q 2 \0cal solo ‘ I _ . Gord in Boston with her sister Mrs. W.l ‘ 1 3, Flnitle “Patriotic Chorus’ . ------------------- -- Clfllle C. Colman. On her return shoi ' . ' . sponlt a few days in Moncton, the‘ T . PART SECOND "no-st oil‘ Miss Flemming, 15 Austin Z (Ollo) i .

Cilsino Orchestra . .\'lr. Wm. Blzennan Mrs. P. Benoit Miss Jean Byrnc Master Alfred Doueetic .. Miss Laurette. Martin . Nlessrs Nolan and Gordon .\lr. Wallace Scantleiun-y League of the Cross Band GOD SAVE THE KING

You obtain Both Comfort and Style

COMFORT. because they are scien- tifically designed and boned to snpporr the body. Style. because they are the expression of all the: is newest in the err of Corscrry.

No matter-what your figure, there l| s RC. Corset that will show it to best advantage and assure the faultless fit of your new spring apparel.

Corsetiercs in landing stores will gladly fit you with a RC. p

Front Lace Buck Lace White and Flesh Our new Bookie! sllozvin| P.C. Slyles/lllld on hrvng mods-is will be mulled Ira: on nquul

PARISIAN CORSET MFG. CO.

Limited