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 NIGHT oNLY 1
MONDAY, MAY 3rd
THE MOST IMPORTANT MUSICAL EVENT OF
THE SEASON
PAUL -DUFAULT
F ciriors outusi tiltolt
ASSISTED BY
J TWO EMINENT ARTISTS
4~.-,';-.»-»t-».wsq»=;ff»»-~'-
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; Auspices of the_Knights oi Columbus
UNDER me PATRONAGE or his Honoa
. S A LIEUTENANT oovssuos I
 ' ‘ IIONORABLEMURDOCK McKINNON
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 i Seat S;ilc l`or Slllirt-lilieis tirrs Tlitirsday
. H, , Morning :tt the 'l'llc/.tti'e 'l`it~l<<‘t tliiice at itl a. ni.
THE CENTRA
IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
REMEMBER the sale of that
splendid property on Victoria Row
tomorrow at ll o'clock.
WOMENS voile blouses. Special
Saturday $1.98. Womens pongee,
blouses reg $6.75 tor $3.69. Prowse
Bros, Ltd. 8496'--1-22741.
WOMEN‘S long silk and liste
gloves in white, black and brown.
Special Saturday $1.00. White
chamoisette gloves 79c. White
charnois gloves $1.59. Prowse Bros.
Ltd. 7846-4~274i.
WOMENS gingham dresses val-
ue to $3.75. Special Saturday $2.89.
Another lint- at $1.89. Childrens
colorcti cotton dresses sizes to 14
yt-urs imc ant $1.25. Prowse Ilros.
l,|t]_ 8-TOO-4-2'I~|l
NOTlCE.-The Dunk liivvr ilol-
ler .\lill at Suulll Fl'¢-vlovt’ll llils'
stariuti tip attain after being closed
tlown over two mouths for rt-pairs
to tho dam.
8521 -1-28-:l
A SMART SPRING SUIT IS A
NECESSITY.-’l`.here's solid coin-
tort in being atble to take one of
l’.ttons new Spring suits from your
closet, not simply because they are
the sniartest obtainable but because
they are extremely serviceable. 31
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AD-
VERTISERS.-Advertisers are res
pt-t-ti`iill;: reminded that copy and'
' -f  - pt b ' th Guard-
lIl.~.I`ll4tl(JIlh lI\ll‘> C In E
lain Otlit-~ not later than twelve
.it  . __ __ A. V -- .__ _
My
iii- Seat Salts tor the (ltrm~r..l I’uhlir Opt-ns
  , Friday Morning :it ill rt, ir. p
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tuutvto ut, lilo. no y
PRICES tlnului ttilllssloit str T
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tho sltaitirr. llit- stetlnier will Dm-
t-t-t~tl t`t-uni Souris to Pirtou and will
noon .»-ich day except Saturday,
wht-n th\'~ latest hour for changes
or nr-w copy is 10 a. m. dtf.
THE CANADIAN SEALER.--
tliptnin Rantlilli ol’ the stcamsbip,
1 :|n.:tll:tl. Sl tilt-l'. loft _Vestt-rtliiy af-
' \ ‘ this ' ii
: - not it tor ."1tll'is wlirre 3 .~'.e:tl
-~~ it ls '».lnl'-"1-tl. lie took \vith him
.I ir-iw of t'l|:ti~iottvto.wn int-n for
he in t"li:iriottetown May Burl to
luull it \':l|'i:t,> of protltice f0x‘ St.
.Iohn'.~', Nilll.
  ltuilui 3.15 slulu - p- - - Nlclul si 8.45
*,,.,+..-E -i-‘ zu e- *~,» ' “Nm wrai. ; ¢r»`;'»f¢2‘: 7;€7~T.-.W .Tris N, H." H , »+.+”++,+,+.
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~ LAST TIMES TODAY TO SEE
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
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isa gasoline classic
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t (.‘hapliii, leader. . _ . . I
played by cops--l‘.
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-, The tune isin '|`iri-
 Fltlt with a Quartotto
O-O0
of Blue t‘oats who rat-
 tle tratlic.
“A Day’s Pleasure”
.Li A IN HIS FOURTH MILLION DOLLAR COMEDY
Q
¢
l’oor (‘harlie in his t-ar
is a "Slio\v 1<`ei"’
I‘I\'t~l'_\'llotly.
'O-"04
You \\'oil’t know tilt-
rutes until _volt .~.t-o
tliis aiiiulatetl tltiiry ot' ‘
a day ofa tireless
motorist . ,l
,v
She wanted to hug him, but she pushed him
ard in her eyes.
Whenever she thought of herself walking
swore she would never do it.
P:
tr:._;y E”rcst'-.-“ents
t;gl£t;..iIi- ti. DEll/llLt.E’S
r sumti Aluctuu Pltontlctlors
“FOR BETTER EOR WORSE”
7 POWERFUL ACTS 7
cd with love for him-but she loatlietl and hated him too.
He was the man of her heart-but he had proved himself a low cow-
tar with this man whom the world despised and when she thought of the
eyes of scorn that would be pointed at her_ her heart revoked and She
But she did! Did it will'n 1 . d l dl . - ’ '
caused her to do the very tlhigig slime §¢vi1ireysh;Vv}Ff2itlS<iliiii>1i; éiitig/lst of fate
_(G0Whs that would makea Fifth Avenue Modiste green with envy
stagings that rival the luxury of Soloman's days, are featured in this pro-I
duction) New
O-O50-boon bas |,4¢4 »»¢+04o4>-O-G64
away. Her heart burn-
up to the marriage al-
GOOOOOOOOO-4-OOO
0900
, , ,_ .llatttiietn .\tlults 250., (‘|iildren. 101'.
SPE( IAL l’RI(,h.S. E\.(_|mlg_ A\(|“"H_ 250" vmldwn, mm
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OOOOOO-O-4-OO-O
L GUARDIAN
" MENS AND BOYS OVERALLB.
All prices at the Hsherdashery.
8529
ASHES HAULED AND SHOV-
eiled our of cellars. Apply 30 Spring
Park Road. City. 8353.
DON'T _FORGET the sale oi
Lorne Stewarts, St. Pet.er’s Road
two miles. ,from lCharlottetown,
today at 1`o‘ciock.
8512
OUR 39TH ANNIVERSARY
sale on May lst. Buy here and help
the Hospitals and Orpbanages.
Prowse Bros. Ltd. 8496-4-274i
ONYX SHOES - SOUTHERN
ties-smiles putnps~Ad,ams pumps
tour New York Models, shown by
Allt-_v anti t'o., Ltd.
S522-4-28-Qi.
DID NOT SELL.-At the uuctiou
salt- ot the lots or the llrecltell
property fnping on King Street, thi-s
week the llighest hidsi were $725,
$675 and $6002 These did not tt-aclt
the reserve bid of the owner MJ-
Arcliihitlti .\icKinnon_, and the lots_
-were not sold,
SCHQONER WANTED to carry
coal to Newfoundland, St. Pierre.
Prince Edward Island, and Bras
d'0r Lake ports, on opening of navi-
gation, Shipping pier in a natur-
ally sheltered harbour at Keliy’s
Cove, ciitrunce to Bras d'0r Lakes
Write; stating tonnage and rates,
to Anglo Coal Company, Limited
New Campbellton, C. B.
7760-Zi»'.’OMI:i36l.
CAR DESTROVED BY F|RE.--
A liliggaiw t-;tr` wasyoinpietely iles-
troyt-ti by tire nt Vernon Station on
Montluy aiioiit~i't..'l0. The men had
it-|`t tilt- t-ar about tt-n lninut;-s dire-
vinu.~'i_v, 'i`llt- i`ir»» stal't4»tl ii|\p.ti~\-iit-
ly i'l-ont tht- ,-'lolt:_ 'l`l\»> ml' was
burned to thc win-Pl.-t .intl tht- train
men lu-t all lit-loiigings-iii lllt- way
ui' clotliing with-li they illtilivllvti lu
lvuvtr in the t-ar.
-é>-lO)1----
SILVER FOX FUR
SELLING ASSOCIATION
(‘ontln\lt.-tl from Page Three
united and f~o-opt-rule to overt-time
the dlwtwhacks which I have en~
umt-rated. anti bring about the
uootl restiils which we have i=tl'lv»
ed for.
lluvini: .-t-rtiretl the necessary
capital we will call togeiller the
sliarelioltit»rs who votini: accord-
ing to their respet-tl\'t-\ interests in
the _couipitn_\'_ will elect the best.
men possible, men in whotn they
will have l`till roniitlenve to act as
their directors. They will forniulate
anti enitct bye-laws for the guid-
ance ot' the company.
A \vurt>l\oust- will he sf~cill'gztl.
propel' vaults and cold stol‘:t.L<‘ Q
be provitletl and the best nlzinu, .1-
tliat 'tnoney can sct'ti|'e will be 0 __
tained. i
When the proper time arrives we
would hope anti iti't`act. lvleel as
sured iliat the raneliers will bring
their lurs to this company. 'i`ht>re‘
they will be madetl by a grading
committee heatietl by an expert,
certain slalitiard will 'tw put. in at
s|»pal':ilt= t'l:|sf=f .\Il'"Ill'i'§"\\'Iiicli :ti-
i:|in tht- st:intlartl will lit' siatil|u~ti
with il|»» t-o|t|p:ili_\"s trzltlt- nltirlt
lutiit-nti\'»~ nl' its plat~t» ut' oririn. in
the tilviintlliio an :id\'<~l'lisil\i', rittit
pailrn will be organize-tl ilirotiult
the vt-r_\' hr,-:t :a~!iion juurnztis anti
uii|l_'azint~s uiitl the fxclusive qual-
ities .ot tht- silver lox i`ur will rov-
eivt- plililitity, with it view of eti-
ucatinu the ptilxrliasitii; public :tiitl
with the ttlrther object ot' letting
litem know that it they desire what
is best in Sliver Fox i'ui~ they must
de-niuutl :intl see that they in-t the
l’l'int'e l~Jtlw;trt\ Island ariiclt~. pro-
tlut-etl nt tht- \'t-r_\' touhtltln heatl ul'
the ititluslry.
Ya-:lrl_\5 <1.\hil>itions of live :ini-
uiills as wt-ll its ot' the pt-lt will tw
orizanlzt-tl in larltl- t‘t-ntres, l~Itltlt“;t-
tional work nuion_t: our sli:\|~t-l\oltl-
t‘-rs will he t-ur|'lt-tl on, lt sinh’ tit
hilthly trztinetl \t-tt-i'it\itl'it'ii-will bo
:tt tilt- tlisposal ol' Hllart-lioltlt-rs i`tpr
the tn-utiiieiit ot` iox diseases and
4-pltleinics. i"ur as well as nutritlon»
ul problems will bc studied. Fox
1'ootls will be ptirrlitlscd ut \A'hole-
sitio prices t'or tho use oi` slittrtr
lioltlers on :i t~o-opt-rntlvr basis and
the company will otherwise serve
its sliureholders to their great titl-
vattitttte.
I-‘or tlint-to ln lniinodiiite nt-f-tl of
money, the company will he iwvutiy
to make all rottsonnhle utlvtlnces
on the set-\ii‘lt_v ol turs storetl by
tht-ni with the coiupilny. ln this
way tnin ronlpuny would expect
that bo!.n'e toni: it would liitve
All t`tll':-' wliitrh do not omue it t~
U-Q  _--i..... . .___ .. cl - V , _ _ Y
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G.
The Ideal Five
lt required only thirty days for our
new tive-passenger Overland to es-
tablish itself as one of the most p_opu-
lar cars on the Canadian market.
Now, its reputation has become In- I
tei-national and the demand from
Canada alone is far in excess of our
allotment.
The Overland is a tremendous suc-
cesswthere can be no doubt about
that. lt has won its way into the
hearts and minds of the Motoring'
World almost over night.
It has made more real friends, in a
shorter space of time, than any other
model ever produced by this Coin-
pany. If you are at all familiar with
Overland history, you will appreciate
the significance of this statement.
There is, ot course, a very definite
reason for such universal endorse-
ment of our new car. You will find
it in the sing;>.‘le word, Performance,
as expressed through a strictly mod-
ern power plant and chassis,
The Overland is not a racing' car,
though it is easily capable of iifty
miles per hour. What is vastly more
important, it is an utterly dependable.
car --one oi’ the most thoroughly
A WONDERFUL TE
ew Overland F our
Passenger Car
satisfactory motor vehicles that has
ever been ,developed for the road.
By “Satisfactory,” we mean that .it
possesses all the power and speed
that a sane man could possibly desire.
We mean that it offers the true lux-
uries of exquisite desig'n,a1nple room,
soft upholstering' and velvety spring
suspension--all these without the
burden of excessive upkeep. _
It is, in a phrase, the Ideal 5-passen-
ger motor car-an incomparable in-
vestment in four-cylinder transport-
ation. The logical recognition of this
fact has resulted in a permanent de-
mand that is World Wide. _
We predict that you are going to hear
the Overland referred to as the great-
est dollar-for-dollar value on the Can-
adian market. 'It possesses such ob-
vious advantages ove`r the usual type
of hve-passenger car that this con-
clusion would seem to be inevitable.
However, you alone must be the judge
of comparative values. We merely
ask you to take one ride in the Over-
land and form your own'opinion. On
this basis we are content to' rest our
case because we know that our three
years of experimental work and test-
ing' have, indeed, produced the finest
ol all liulit cars. A
ST or STRENGTH
At the l)cnver Horse and Stock Show recently, the New Overland Four
live-passeuutw 'i`ourinu° (far leaped a 5 ft. hurdle. The Car was called the
“Gasoline Horse” and pcri’oi'med after the jumpin_e'hor.se had cleared the
/.l it. hurdle. To clear the 5 ft. hurdle the Car leaped 18 ft., in the air and
sustained a blow calculated to be 40,000 foot lbs., without breaking or
showin 5;' the sligrlitest evidence of coming' through this terrific leap.
The car used was chosen hapliazardly from the lot of regular stock
cars, and vt as not especially prepared
in any way. This should convince
anyone of the reliability oi’ the New Overland to stand up to any strain
required oi it on the l’. bl. Island roads.
The price, inclutlinu spare tire and
tube is $1355, and is well within the
reach oi’ any man. For the farmers it is an especially _stood car, a load
of 700 cwt. of any iiiatel-ial may be carried in the rear seat, after the up-
holstery lit:-,s been removed, which can be done in a few seconds, and af-
ter the lontl is lfemovctl the upliolstcrimr is snapped back into place and the
car is again ready for pasSen_i;'ei's.
The new three-point Cantilever Spring' System,- which gives the 100
inch wheel base an additional 30 inches of Spring Base and_ easy riding
qualities is a new depai tui e in lllotoi
the greatest invention yet.
construction, and is without doubt
Drop into our Show Rooms any day. examine this car, go over her care-
fully, wh€~l;|ier you buy or not.
OVERLAND CARS ‘
Show Room next door to M
t.otilr0l CI' they he:-it }'|~lnt‘e lCtlwnl‘tl 
'>` O m A _ T A i KY- I A eg; ' "' in onipani' is
MacKIN NON
McLAUGHLIN CARS
acKinnon Drug Co., Kent St.
island sliver lox tur. which it can -“_-“ 'i“`~- V --‘~-
than mnrket during the year nrln. marltetetl st‘par:ttt~ly and tho own- responding lnilnncetl prices.
olpnlly throu|.:h the l-‘ur Auction vi' will retreire the price which it
Salon, nnd be in gt pngltlnn to nn. sells for unless a number ot' own-
ggounce to the World buyers that ers agree thut sltins ot tht' saute
thure in only one i-;0u|~¢0 through stitntiurd ln- markett~ti in common
which exclusive Prince Edward lg- ~~-und so inslcarl o|` uatrli rancher
land Silver Fox Fur min be oblnln. seltins: indepentit-nti_\~ und without
cd, anti with the titlvertisinsz cam- anything to guide him, us to value
paitzn carried on by the oonipiiny and instead ol' throwing ot' the is-
and by this co-operative action land output on tht- market within
there is eveiy reason to expect that it iew tveeks wr- will have itll the
the pi-inns secured will be greatly rnnelirrs acting toiretlielg under the
in advance of unylhini: liei'ettli`ore hes] advice ,und by R llmdlllll 0ll|~
obtained. " put. during twelve months iced the This industry is milking great
This is not intended to dn itwny market aceordlniz as it can absorb strides not only in other Canadian
with individual merit of skins. it Intl by judicious advertising Provinces but in the United States
Eneh skin 3| imrst0t'ure,_ will be create it greater demand and cor- und other parts of the world asiapproved by them' -
l i
t
the company will receive a small
commission to cover expenses oi'
operation and the resulting ativan-
tnge to tho shareholder will nlilny
times justify tho small chtlrge im-
posed.
For the past number of years we
lutve been nt war and now that it is
over we must. ittke up this industry
as part of our reconstruction et-
t`oris in this Province.
well. in the l'nitetl States organi-
Fnr Us services in lm" "°SI"“'°' ziition is being pertecteti and there
is` great danger that the business
will fall out of our hands into those
oi' the United States ranchers.
Organization should have been
perfected before and we cannot. at-
ford to delay longer. I am fully
persuaded that unless we unite
now and enter upon a system of
co-operation it will be too late in
ttnotber year. _
it only remains for me to say
that this proposition has been dis-
cussed by more tlinn titty promin-
ent Fox men and eiithustanttoally
I
the cnpital ol’ e C
\250,000, divided into 2,500 _shltrffl
tt' $100 each. it is not intended to
iave any promotion stock Wd
eucli shareholder will come lil °”
.1 ground floor basis. »
I therefore move that the H°"°°
tio now resolve itself into a CUFF'
mittee ot’ this Whole House to ilk”
this Bill into consideration.
SINCE