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Cdocofafes
T The guest will know that you ap-
preciate her call when she sees the
box of lVloir's Chocolates. The ne.:ne
, “lVloir's" is known _to stand for the
highest' achievement in chocolate coat-
ings and distinctive
fillings. ~ . ,oo
lVloir's Limited, Halifax
"U U-_ D D EIS] If in D fL.._f¥IUl '
‘ ,». Canada Food Control Lisense Nos. 5-776-11-687
5" ““ _..---~ .. ‘__ ...asv-l;»
L.CORP.,J.B. DAVIDSON WELCOMED ing so _\-'ou have the signal honor of
having been eiigaized in a war that
On the evening of l"<"lH‘\lfll`>' i'7V"- will live in liistory for tzenernllons
at large number ni' relatives and nl.i_i:h. » H, (mm, In mkim_, this Stop you haw,
liors Kzltiierml :it the lioiiie of Mr.
and Mrs. Aiiios Dlvlllson to wt-ieoiiie
home their son l..f‘pi,, John Ti' U:ivifi~
|ileii1misl.i‘.ileil to us flint. in ii [line
im' .\':itioiial rlaiiger the singing of
"Holi Save the Kin-" was not sufiirl-
|.. . _ .
son iroin the blood stained ii:ii|l»~-im), ,H Shnw vm". mwmy and pm,.im_
ilelds of Frniuje, “.l:n~lt" went over-
seas wh~"ri the ivrii' |>i'nl»:e out and
ispeill over 15 niiilillis iii Ilin irniiciies
ivhere hc re<:eived tivo wciiiiids froiii
which, his frieiids are glad to know
‘he has coin-pletely rerovei~ed.
.\i`ier the party had :isseiiibied Mr.
1llr'lJa0l_ Ready was :ippoilitd eliailr-
niun. in ii iw worils lie oiilinerl the
roasons for the gathering and tlien
called upon Jack .Montgomery to read
the address of welcoiiic./1‘liis address
was accoiiipniiied by a liandsoiiig purse
und wutcllloli, the preseiitalioii being
iiiaile by Leith Leai~il_ “.laek" altliouzli
taken by surprise, tluiiikerl the traili-
oring for their kiiiiliiess to liiiii, ex-
pressing his ixraiiiiiile in lining onec-
rziore iiiiioiig liisnilti vliuiiis.
The reiiiiiinder ot' the eveiiliii; ivasv
spent very nil-rrll_v iii fxaim-.-, niu~-11'.
etc, Y
Lunch,-uiid it was "soiii<-" lunch
too-was served to over 150 guests
The ivrllcr wlsilies to slate liere.
that, although tlif.-re was such a large
nsseinbly, the house was hy no menus
conges-ted. i.\li‘. and .\li-s. Davidson
should- well he proud oi' their new
hoiiso which is iiiiiluiihteilly the
finest country house iii l’i'iiiee ('oiiiit_i".
Following is the ailili‘ess:»-
To L'(`pl. John il. il:tvi<l:<<in_
Dear Friend:
We are met here ioiiiglit to lioiior
you for tihe' baiavc' part you have
talien in the defence of' your <:oiin:i'y'.
and to exteiirl to you :i warm and
heatry welerinie on your return lionie_
lt _is with pleasure ami pride we
recall the tact that in 1915 wlieii
Canada, called for volunteers ot' the
loyal sons to go to the 'support of
their ffellow Canadiians who wliere
tlighting, lileediiiir and .dying on llie
hattlctlclris cl’ France iii rel'eiien oi
the cause of Fremliiiii and lliiimiiiiiy.
that you promptly rv-itpoiiiled to that
lisiii, but iiint. :i sar.~i‘fll~n was nrioded
lon your' part.
This s:tr-riflee you liave bourno iii
leaviiig the pleasures or ii peaceful
:ind liaippi- lif`c.~t'o go and fight for
your King and (‘oiintry. You have
iinui-elieil nguiiisi the enemy to prove
im ilu- entire ivorlil, that right should
Ihr- eiifliroiied and eiiiblazoiied with
:the letters of gold. and that German
|liilit:iii.=:in should be swept away
finial’ the universe. You have fought
land siil`l`ereil that we :il home should
llire ~~»iiii'e in peace und happiness.
i This i'e<~eptinii is hut a. feeble niiirk
tot i~-‘siiect and honor that we owe
Lyon, and ii is our ‘wish that you may
[lin .~=p.ii-od many years of prosperity
:intl lia|>1iilii\,~;s.
‘ l-‘urilier we wish to assure you ui
the deep seiisn of griiiitiide we feel
,toward you for what you have (lone
iior us when the. world was about to
Elie overwlicliiieil by the op|>i‘e.'~i.=.l0ll Of
ll’i'iis.-iiuii Uiliturisiii.
 our brave nriiiies and iiavieu have
‘sairer iiciilct-i‘:iey to the world, and
:is a retiirned soldier you share the
honor and izraiitude of a free iiemrle
iwliose iijemloni has been DUFCUHSGG
lliy saci'iflee, By your conduct and
lexaiiiple you have inerlictl our high-
Ii-st respect and arliiiliiitioii, and we
lsliall always look with pride upon
iiiaiiie as it staiiiis eiiililzi'/..iiied upon
‘our (founti'y"s proud Roll ot' H0l\0l'-
 _\iill now you are to start life anew_
il~`i'r\:<li prolileiiis await. snliitloii. in
ithis iinportant work always consider
'us as friends and lielDl‘1“H-
. lii coneliision we noir ask Ol' YOU
‘ul kindly at-cept. this token as a
slight recognition ot' your services
iii our iielialf.
l lle.specti'ull_r siiliniiiied iii behalf' of
5 your i'riend\=.
.men .\io.\"i'ob.iiisiii'.
cull and voliinteered abroad. ln do-} lliirllngton. l’.'Fi. l.
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neon,
you can
. Something C  
sag about
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TOASTIES
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. on Thursday morning for Winnipeg
` 'Phe Flu, l”. Howell
I
THE WES'
-IT PAY8 to buy in this province
-Tl-tl. GUARDMN is on slle nt
Lntlertrs, Summorside. _
-WHITE COTTON GOWNB rellllsi'
$1.50, white sale price each $1.19.
sinvuur s stewart Limited. 1
4378-Bihilell
-PURE w.Hi1'E uNosnsk`|n1‘s`
l'0A’ula.r 80 cents lor 65 cents, $1.25 !or
98 cents in our white sale. Sinclair ds
Stewart Limited.
4373~8m2ie1l.
-WHITE WEAR SALE. - Our
March white wear sale is now in full
swing. Notable values are being
shown. Soo them. Sinclair & Stewart
Limited. -
‘ 4373-8m2le1i.
-HERO WELOOMED-\Pte. J.R. Mc-
L00d., who had -been visiting-friends
in Prince and Que`en's Counties,
during his fourteen days leave, left
where he is -being treated in a hospi-
tal for wounds received wihiie in
France. He was tirst gassed but
alter serving a period in a French
hospi-.:i.l. returned again to the trench-
“S but |11 ll heavy enB'3Eernent he was
H“l`l0\lSlY 'wounded in arm and leg and
after get-vliig u second term in a 1105.
Ditai. lie -was returned to Winnipeg
tor fiirtlie-r treatment. Pte. McLeod
a, son of the late Jo-lin and Mrs. Mc-
Leod, Granville, in a fine specimen of
S00-ell manhood. .big hearted as well
'IS ueninl, glad that it in an over and
says. his wounds are doing well and
1-`t?<Df‘<‘,t_s a complete rneovery_-I-I, i
.
-WEDDQNG BEI.iLS.‘~iA qulot
w"'l‘1`ml-T 'Wok Diners in the Prosbyfer-,
inn Church, Kingston, Th'a.nies_ Lon-
EOI1, Fhlgland. on February litli at
...R0 p. ni., where. Miss Ruth C-a.rnpbell,,
and M-r. Prank Il. Sparrow, were un-i
"‘~*<l in metrlinony. by the Rev. isom-
uol Scott, both have been serving
their Kilim' and country, and werel
niari-led ln their uniforms. Miss Camp- i
hell' is fl flllllgliter of 'Mrs, Fanning
'€la.inpbell, Park Corner, ting went
overseas with -the first V. A. D. nur.
895- lllwillg trained and graduated in
`=W00S‘-’541W, Sask__ and liiid vlinrgo oil
ii ward in the Alexandria. Honpitai,
Uoshaiii, Sussex, England, up to ner!
lllarriage. 'She will bo pleasantly re-
membered by many friends on P, E.
island, linviiig -been 41 snieslady in
l’. Mc.\luitt & Co., at French River
“W1 M‘H'llP<l0iie, also in Il. T. Holiiian,i
Ltd" Suminerside, previous : to neri
departure for the Canndiaii West,
“`l’0“i N118 Y€<l»rS ago. Mr. Sparrow,
had been in Regina, Sask., for some
¥811l‘S Where he ‘held a rospon-sible
position in the City Hall, and was
called lionis 1.o England, at the out-
break oi the war, and has been
tlirotigli imuich; sqvere iigl1t.ing‘_ He
Joined the Heavy Artillery, was once
'badly wounded, but,. on recovering!
returned to the front, and was iiiarch- I
ing on to the Rhine, when llie became'
ui, and was invuiuiefi been to Eng-l
hind. He is now convalescent, he and l
Mrs. Srparrow are sipeiulliig 'their
honeymoon nt his parents, Mr. nndf
l\l‘i's. Bariiuliy Sparrow, Long Vlew,§
Englunfi. 'Fliey intend coming »ln'Lcki
to Canada, to uiake their future home,
(.‘ongrn.tula\ilons.--il, '
Tryinllaces ‘
Tryon Driving Club Ilnces were held i
March 5, 1919 on Tryon River Track
as usual ii. very large attendance and
ilno day. Althougih the ico was very
suit the races were very closely ron-
tested and very exciting from start
to iinlsh. in the 3 minute class there,
were seven horses entered hut justi
before the start ' Bobble Burns
throw a' shoe and Brenton C, me:
with an accident and were unabiotn
race.
The races residted ts follows:
2.30 cLAss rno'r AND PAcs 
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G1-b€»JK&»-A
mu-#Nw
Casey (’\in.'-iiiii, l)_ Steele
John R., .l. A. ltogerson
Jewell, D. llrioF‘n.dgcn
Admiral, (7. llollnnd
Mystery, L. llcheod
3 Mm. rnor Ano mics
Minnlo ii., A. Rogerson
Lou lleleii, A. Kniilion
badly Dlllon,,(‘. E. Wrlllllit
Queen Lulu, F. Welch
Smugilrler. L. Howet/t
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3 YEAR OLD CLASG
Helen Hastings, M_ Kuuhfw
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Aiilirleiiiic, G. Daivsoii
OFFICIALS OF RACE I
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‘ltniter-Prod \\'el<~li '
PATROL JUDGE
` ` 5 ut ' und n
l ' ' puny ' I been
, . l i  -ai i bi'-2~ ' ,-
,i_ slalom, Q. Mcwiuinnis. (‘..\'e;ieoi-  ‘ -
G80. Nl¢VViilllMlIl.>AT FI -.  fi*  ` V`."`,&‘.’¥~_`x;,- ,` Ar ‘
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N. semen. iz. ommimii. ii., ~‘~  ,. ,
ggi 
ibur Trxilnor, Albany.
-rwo camo-nun wono mn
insertion tor advertising in this col-
umn. Gun mutpnccomnny order.
Minimum cliuilus tyentydivs cents.
-JUST ARRIVID' Bedroom Suites
Ivory, Battleship Groy.'K¥onyx. at Hol-
mans, Summqrslde. g- 4407-3-10=`M2lE1i
n..,_,_
-w_Hrr_s ws?.ii.l3'.--sig vai\m_;_-_gn ~ ~ _ - i -
'White Wear. Seovriliem today. Sinclair.
& Stewart Limited. 4378-3-8m2ie1i.
\-li-n-
-NEW SHIPMENT just arrived
Filmed Oak "Dem Suites, also Belgian'
Grey and Khaki Brown Bedroom Suites _,
ILT. Holman Ltd. 4407-3-10-M2iEll
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-WHITE COTTON GOW-NS worth
$1.25 selling in our aaln of wlilto wear
at 98 cents each. Sinclair & Stewart
Limited. .
4373-Em2leli.
-LADIES BPRING SUITS. - Now
stock iq ladies' spring suitii now sliow-
lng. Pr ces $15.00 to $60.00. Sinclair
& Stewart Limited.
4373-8m2lo1l.
--CORSET COVERS slightly do
tecti-ve in cut but easily adjusted, on
sale to cllear two for 25 coins, Sinclair
K: Stewart Limited.
4373-8m2ie1l.
on i-nr* #li  
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A e Avera eMac 
_ -uvwlraqs
n- s
Th t   g
lgeaves not Esta-I  F  f
to rovide an estate which will maintain his wife an ~--children f
There is one certain method-for the man earning at igfbderatsrslzwg.
CONIFORT IN THE EVENT OF HIS DEATH. f ,
From the day his application for Life Assurance is accepted and the .
premium paid, if the app ication is for an adequate amount and the
premium payments .made regularly no further worry about the future of
the family, in the event of death, is necessary. S
Canada's"t`irst com an , for more than SEVENTY YEARS has been
protecting the homes of the Shlary earners and the business of the wealthy
by generous, Liberal Policy Contracts
The CANADA LIFE can give you a Policy on any plan you need.
Make an appointment with Canada Life‘Man today.
 “1-‘if-iii W. K. ROGERS, Charlottetown
busily pushed along at ral. I; .
mud, the output so far this scasouis
much less than in former years, still \  
slilppern are in hopes, yet of havin;
a few weeks of iiivoralile wnatlier for K_   Ch’Town
ei w°~<-~~" J. s. HINTON, snide _
?>t'3
PTFU
ROGERS, Ch’Town
McQUAID. Souris
-cHsi_i.sNes-'rife -‘niiiiiitew or     »
Kensington do lieroby eliiilleiige the
“Tier-Cala" ol’ Alherton, to a ganie ot heck
ey, to bn pltiyoil at any rink on <ilie`
Inland except Alhei-toii and Kensing-
ton for f.-he sum of ilt‘ly dollars.
’ l
` 4397-3-8-Mllpd -
 
'”"*‘ L _- '& ‘ _ _ _fl--“L_ ___. k__g msg'
FUR NITURE-= including Fiiiiiccl Oak
quartered Oak and Walnut (`linirs,also r  
Pniiied Oak, quartered Onk and Wal
nut Bui'l'ets and Dining: ’i\11bles. 1t.'l`,   
ilolinaii Ltd. 4407-3-10-M2iE1i
--FAMILY REUNION.-A I
.li-Wable evening \\-as spent at the iioiiie ,
of Mr. and Mrs. Williaiii Brow Mm l
(Special to the Giiiirdiaii) A
"cry 0"' siinouini, Mm-eil, 9.~iiuig=n-inns
are siiiiiinonlng Greek i°e.~;idenis of re-
-BIG SHIPMENT DINING ROOM "T
British Naval Forces
Dominate Caspian Sea,
(Special to The Guardian)
l.0N~DON, March, 8_-Naval forces
1i;i;lci- British -coiniiiaiid now doiiiiiiute
ll. " .
* - lcovei'edtei'riiories in Western 'i‘lira<~e the si-tiiatloii in the Caspian Sea.
Sale, on Fridtiy, l<‘ebruary i'i~tii. 'ilie, ' ‘ ` __ ' 1
gmhermg was of the imvmedmtc reI_ and ure risking them to make wiulien
` declarations that they ure i_\u:giiri:iiis.
Those who refuse to renounce their
mives. Those present were Mi'-, and
MTS- G00l‘8e E. Brown. and fiiiniiy,
Margate; Mrs. Andrew Johnstone and »
family, Long Rivci-‘ A L. Bi-own, or ’_“"““‘”*°'“ '
Broadview, Sask., M-if and Mrs. W.,J.
S*’~'1‘m¥\ll, Sprliigiieiiii; Mr. and Mrs.
Major Towiiscnd, Sliernrook; Mr. :ind
Mrs. _Brewer Liiikletter, Sliei'bi'uok;
Mr, and Mrs. Percy`.Millci', Lot 16;
Mrs. Major Wiiiteh ad, Mi. M bel
fealty to Greece are deprived of food.
GERMAN GOVERNMENT SUP-
PRESSED BERLIN R EVOLT.
BASLE, Murcli, 8.*--Gei'-iiiaii Goverii-
ment troops have suppressed tiie
armed revolt nt Berlin, accordiiig an
according to ofllciul information se-
cured ‘by Reuters Limited, For some
iiioiitlis past there have fbeeii.Brltish
iinval forces on this sea. The ofllc-
'al account states they were origin-
ally sent to prevent tho Bolshevlki
froni doiiilnia/ting the situation. This
iiiiviil iiorce seized cel'-tain ar'meG
steainers which are now iiiaiined by
litissiiin crews whit-.li iiiui°elied up by
land ‘from Mesopotaniin, with u Brit-
e ss at
11 11099111011 fI`0m illlall- CKY. Mill i1Y€ ish ,force as unucleus_ These, stenmsrs
Brown, and Misses Matlkia, Jane and
Mary Clark ot’ Kensiiigiton. The even- "ow assigned M the task Ur m'°:eC_tmg
workiiieii who want to retlii‘ii_tn ineii'
ing passed very pleasantly with music
and coiiversfaitloii on the topics of the
tiny, as well as those of Auld-Lang
Syiie. A linndsoiiie signet ring was
presented to the guest of the evenlnfg,
ltilioi‘.' The popular Marine Division
and two detacli-ineiits of the Republic
Guard have been disliaiidcd.
A. L. Brown, by tho friends .presenf.,   
The presentation was iunde by his
ian.liei‘, Mr_ Williani Brown. with :i
few siiitalilo i'om.arks. The recipient:
altlicugli, iiiueh surprised made ii ill.-
lmports Will be Free
(Special to the Guardian.)
this i'ei>li'. exiwsvinz his sr-i*-M112--'. LONDON, March 8.-1: is not nos-
f0l' U10 Biff. ilflld llll ii- Wills UIQ' SYIU' sible to reniovcall rrstririlcii..-i on fin-
bol of. and the ple‘a.sure no had in
meeting and a.ssoc'fat»ln.g with the
friends, and scenes of former days.
Mr. Brown, luis since returned to hlsl
home -in Broadview, sitter a. iileasanr
visit with his friends.--il.
WESTERN' PERSONALS
-Mr. and Mrs. ILP. 'Mu.rphy. Freeland.
are visiting their daughter Mrs. Will-
-Mrrssrs, .iolin McDonald. Albi1ny,,,
and J. W. Waugh, Alliorton, were"
among tilie reeonl visitors to ‘Summer-
Sidn, ll. '
1@_@_£ 
Clllililll. ,
'ilu Sm-u  ul ‘
,n ic ,cisr e y of
A .
o -‘   3
, T _,i'¢._.) . _'1\;j»': |.-» -
. », IH. ,F  ig
= .  at ‘~'.».w.» 
are comiiianded by British naval
officers. The original Riissiuii ilotiila,
in the Cuspiaii consisted of 'two gun-
boats, two ilespiitch vessels and three
steainer.-i, these have also just been
taken over -by t'lie llritfish.
ports from foreign countries into the
United Kiiigrlom but raw materials
will be tree from restrictions, C.
Bridgeman under, secretary for the
Board of Titade announced in the
House ot' Coniiiioiis today.
Berlin Government
Now in Control
_(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Mnrcli 8.-All the imiport-
ant buildings- in Berlin were in the
liandis oi' Goveminent troops Friday
al`ternoon` and a good ‘prospect ot
maintaining order 'was assured, ac-
CONMIIS to a German Government
wireless received here ltornlglit. The
number of dead and wounded in the
recent fighting exceeds 400, the mes-
sage says.
-`_v___._..___...._.
lugo-Slav Frontiers
Now About .0pened
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARl1»S,"Mnroli 8.-iA member of it-
alian 'peace mission said today tint
the Juso4S1av frontier would probab-
ly be opened on Monday, thus per~
mlbtlng the ,immediate rt-victuiniing
ot Serbia] Montenegro and Al'b‘unin.
Negotiations are -now being coiulucz-
od between Serbia. and Italy, he ns-
serted ‘to adjust the differences which
led to the clash at lL8!bl»ch and the
discontinuance of the milwsy service
 -N" 1 
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state P Agreygill dgtllaflgg xl: Coldahlhllgtwyalllhla ygguw :I r _ uuull
 9-Al~'U'V0\l lub ect to Cough, Colds, Throat. or Ising foutbali I .10
'hm 'S ‘\ "m'~‘d>’- You owe it to §rn\irlsll"to mlnnisllue at once? the sooner ' till
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