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FADED, BRING BACK ITS COL- Daiideriiie and carefully draw
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OR AND LUSTRE. through your hair, taking one sinul
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\\'itliin ten ininutes after an appli- ing-your hair will ht- light. fiutfy and
cation of llaiiiieriiie you cannot tind a wiiv_\', and have an appearance o
single trace ot' dandrull' or falling hair
and your si-,nip will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a few
weeks' iisi-, wlieii you see new hair,
tiuo and ilowiiy at first--yes- but
really new Iiair--growing an over the
scalp
ference how dull, faded, brittle andlill yvll “`lllJl1Si tri’ L1 lilllv D1lll<lBfiIlB-
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Get a 25 cont hottie of 1{no\vltot\’s
llaiiilerine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any-that it
_ , has been neglected or injured b_v care-
A little llaiiileriiii- iiiiiiiediately ilou- less treatment that’s till-You Surely
blgg the l;o;\i;t_\~ of your hair, N0 dir- can have beautiful hair hurl lots ot it
I The Western Guardian
E can he obtained at LulTerty’s '1‘ou
soriai Parlours. Summerside.
presentative in Atherton. will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
mutter.
-LITTLE PRODUCE.-On ui-count
of the had condition of the roads,
there is very little produce roniiiig to
market, the prices remain about the
sanie.-H.
-BAYSIDE. - Rev. S. J. McDon-
ald Lot 7, lectured to a large- audience
in Maple Lent’ Hall, Lot 14. on Satur-
day, the lltli, his subject was the
lilliddle Ages, and the Rev. gentle-
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Wood and Metal
Polishes
Now is the time to clean up
wood and metal work around the
home, to make it the cheery spot
it should be, and we are offering'
such good polishes that you can-
not afford to put off the work any
longer. The line of polishes list-
ed below cannot be beaten for
quality and prices.
__,.__,_, -Look Over This List-*~
 Re-Nu-All Wood Polish, a very line polish for line
 furniture, woodwork,etc, 25c,50c and $1 bottle
 f Liquid Yeiieer, for all kinds of woodwork and
mgl--,~ furniture. Will renew, retinish and clean.
{1..";”,, 5 Prices ...........  50c and $1 bottle
 Sapolin I<urniturc_ Polish, a high class polish for
woodwork, etc, price ................... ..25c and 35c tin
Sliinon Metal Polish, ri _splendid metal polish, will clean any-
thing from tin to silver. 1-2 pints ........................ ..25c
I’ut7, Cream, the old reliable silver polish, all sizes from
.................................................... ._ 10c to 75c a tin
ideal Silver Cream, a line polish for silverware, ctc .......... ._
pricc ....................................................... ....250 bottle
Biitchcr’s Floor Wax, the old reliable lioor finish. Price
per pound  ..........  ................................... ..70c
l\/lcClary’s Slove Dressing. endorsed by the makers, and is
the best on the market ...................... .. ltlc and 150 tin
Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, will make old wall paper look
like new. ()nly......... _   ....  15c tin
d Make a list ot your wants. Then call or phone your
or er.
'lhc ’ o \ eisllovouore fr
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Some Good Values'
their lioines in l.ot T. after at visi
to Baysiile.-Mr. Earlin Hillside, Lo
iii Bayside.-Mr. Robert Mclxlnnon,
Siuiiiyside Mills was it visitor to Bay-
side ou Sunday.
-WEDDING BELLS. -- A happy
event took place at the home ol' Mr.
John Burrows, Wilinot, on Wednesday
evening, the 17th inst., when his
daughter l\‘[ar_\' Isabel was united in
inurriage to Mr. llarry S. Moase of
New Aiiiiitn. The ceremony was per-
formed by llc\'. A. l\’[acKny of N.
liedeuue iii the presence of about titty
guests. Tho bride entered the par-
lor wliich was very prettily decorated.
escorted b_v her futher to the strains
of the wedding march nicely rendered
by illiss liazcl l\1acMurdo. Sho was
iitti-ih_fi`i by her sister Miss Carrie Bur-
rows. ’|‘lii'- groom was supported by
his cousin, liiajoi' i\lonse. After the
cerciiioiiy the fxuests repaired to the
dining room where supper was served.
The rest ol' the rvciiiiig was ciilivened
hy music, siiiging, dtalogiies, etc., etc.
'l`lie happy couple wr-ro the i'f:cipii‘iits
of niany wediiii.: prcseiits. l\lr. and
lllrs. l\loiise will reside in l"i'e<~to\\'ii,
wliere, .\li~. l\lonsi~ has piircliascd at
l.i»autit'ul pi'opei't_\'.
--BURNETT-MULLlGAN- The tol-
lowiniz from a West Caniliriilgc, lllnss.,
paper, will be ol' iiitercst to island
friviuis: t~iiiiiila_v evening, Feb. 14th,
at St, Johu`s t`l\ui‘<‘h, Mr. James A.
liiirur-‘tt and Miss Ella .\lzi_\' Mulligan
were united in marriage by ltov. John
ll. !\lct‘.ool. The bridositioid was bliss
l§l<‘iiiioi'c 1', lsloivnrd and the best nian
was Mr, George Murphy, a cousin of
thc bride. 'l`hc bride wore ii blue
ilucliessi- .satin dress. a white hat with
wliitc piniiics and pink rose and an
elcctrit- Iiluo military coal. She car-
ried zi lzirtze lioqiiet, of white roses.
'i`lio lii~i:i~,-siiiaiil wus <li‘i-sseil iii blue
:-.iIl~; and i'iii‘riod pink roses. l"ollowiiig
the i-ereniony zi r<»i~eptioii was held at
the resideiici- ol i’ati'olriian J. li. lla-
uan, Zfitil ;\l;issat'liii:=otts Avenue.
wlii-r|~ about lilly guests gatliered to
'-xtoiiil their i-oiiiziuitiilailioiis and enjoy
ii doli_t.:litl`ul pi~ogi'aiuiiie of niusic. Mrs.
\\’:ilter S, lieniieily. of ti Porter Road,
and l.)a|iicl \\'utts l`iiriiie~lii-eil piano and
vomit .-i\lei~lioiis and l"i‘eil t‘liiii°i'hill,
ltnyiiioiid t`liuri'liill and Nivholtis Fan-
con shin: solos. wliilc Albert Fiiiicoxi
igzivi- violin nuinbers. A supper was
pi'oviilctl by <'atcrt‘i‘ t’lillrt'hi|l. l"ollo\v-
ini; tin- l`csliviti=~s .\lr. and Mrs. liur-
iioit l<»|`t on their lioiieyiiiooii. ivhicli
will In- spi-nl in .\'ow \’ork and Philo-
df-lphiai, l`poii their ret-urii they are
to reshle on .llcai-liani ltozid.
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'TH ' Any Old and Dingy "*'. “-
Furniture in Your Homo? \!\»
If thcrc is, you can make it *look like new-give it
a rich, nzitiiral wood finish with
i__'_-_-2'4
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. Fine for wood work too. Not a new “lad”
N prodiict, but one that has been made and sold widely
\ for years. It correctly imitates all the hardwoods.
 it spreads easily and anyone can apply it. A small /}
_` can goes :L long way-try oiic. //
%::I;\`“ l7r‘l§ bf glad  L, ANI/
, 0 .v 'ow 'fm' A’
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Price l-4 pints l5c, l»Z pints 25c, l pints 50: each.
Whether You Redecorate The Whole
House, Or .lust Brighten Up An Old Chair
There is a Sherwin-Williams finish especially prepared
for your particular purpose. We handle a complete stock of
all S. W. products and we will be glad to supply you with a
paint varnish, stain, or enamel that will most satisfactorily
meet your requirements. Sherwin-Williams products are of
high qualify because they are the result of nearly fifty years
experience. "
S. W. ready mixed house paint (45 colors) per gallon $2.50
“ “ " floor paint per quart 55c
“ “ “ floor lac per tin 50c
“ " “ lioor wax per pound 50c
Floor glaze, a splendid floor enamel per quart 65c
We will be pleased to talk paint with you.
Simon W. Crabb;
.Cured
Quick
“Putr\am‘s" soothe
ly. iiiakes the feet feel good ut once.
Gi-t a 2:'ic. bottle oi“Putnam's" today.
“‘ltii:ht i\o\v, we liiivo it perl'er-,tly
fresh supply o[ \Villiurd's l~`ot'ltdipt.
t‘liocoi:i|<-.s. ll' you want sonic really
ilelieioiis voiilrtftioiis, try these. Priced
froiii Ilthx up. illacliiiiiioii l)i'u5; t‘o..
:~oi'ii<~i' tlreiit George and Kent Streets.
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Stylish Spring Suitings
And
Coatings for Women
We respectfully ,call
the attention of the
ladies to our New Spring
and Summer Suitings
and Coatings. They are
among the most up to
date that the markets
provide.
You are invited to look
them over whether you
buy or not.
We will sell the mat-
erial by the yard at the
lowest price that can be
obtained in the city or
have it made to order in
our usual first class
manner.
I We suggest that you
place your order early to
prevent disappointment
when the season is ad-
vanced. ! ‘ °  I-
D. A. Bruce
' 156-158 Queen Street
._|T PAYS to buy in this Province.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
-MR. E. P.*FoLEv, .Guardian re-
iiian's lecture was highly appreciated.
-The school is progressing rapidly
under the inauageiiient ot' the teacher
Miss Sadie Egan,-Mi' James Nam
and l\lr. John Gritiiii has returned to
11 was visiting in Bayside on Sunday.
-Mr. Percy tiilbride, Port Hill, was
ii visitor to Bayside on Sunday.-Miss
Beriietta Brown, Port Hill, is visiting tween the Fear-Nots of Montrose and
s
away that drawing pain, eases instant-
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-ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertislnk in this column.
Cash must accompany order. Mini-
- mum charge twenty-tive cents.
-WANTED.- Two smart girls to
learn the uiillhtery business. Apply at
Holmun’s Millinery Department.
9083-3-19Mtt.
-ESMERALDA.-lt the day is cold
and dreary, and the snow is on the
ground; come and bask hi North Caro-
lina, when Esmeralda comes to town.
9157.
-LOST. - Oii March 15, in vicin-
ity of H. A . Compton's house, Sum-
merside, a lady’s gold open face watch
and chain. Finder leave at Mr. Comp-
ton's. 9144-3-2-lM1ipd.
-T0 CORRESPONDENTS.-Owing
to the increasingly heavy demands on
space, The Guardian cautions its cor-
respondents to be as brief as possible
ln their contributions. Only Real
t News will be inserted.
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-HOCKEV.--Two more games of
liockay were played on the Albertou
ltiuk on Friday night lust, one be»
the Tomuiies of Alberton and the
other between the Pats ot' Elnrdalo
and a picked team from Atherton. ln
crowiug about the easy victory it
would be for them, but to their sur-
prise when the game ended the score
stood 2-0 in favour of the Montrose
team. ln the latter the Pats were
defeated 3-0. However, this team
was at a great disadvantage, as they
had never played on a rink before, and
had it not been for the good work of
Hardy and McKinnon at goal and
point respectively the score would
have been much higher.-A.
-TRVON.--Mr E. Ryerson Reid,
Tryon, spent last week lu town, attend-
ing the Horse Siiow,-~~A large number
of young peoplo l`rom Tryon and
vicinity made wiiy to Eiiiorald on the
17th to attend St l’a.trick’s concert,
and on their retiirn' reported a vory
ciijoyiilile c-veniiig.--Mr Wni. l<‘ai°iiio|'.
'l`r_voii, has retiiriied hoinc ironi (‘,har-
lottt-iown. alter atteiidint: tho liorsc
Sl1o\\'.--lllr Jus. A. (‘hisholin, Mr Ford
liell iiiiil Mr l~l:1i'ry il'lcl’liee, Tryon.
wi-re in Cape Traverse the past week
on liiisiiiess.-Wutcli out for the
“I\liiiister‘s Bride" at Crapaud on
Nlari-li 22).-lllr Joe Francis, Ganihle's
Coriier. was at visitor to Tryon on
\\'e<liicsday last.-Rev. G. M. Young,
Tryoii. liiis returned home from a visit
to the iiiiiiiilnnd.
“`ES'l‘EIIN PERSON ALS
-il/li- W. Godkin. ol’ Suininersidc,
was iii town on u business trip.-A.
--lllr. \V. K. Lewellyn. Sherbrooke,
drove iii to Suninierside on Monday
last.--ll.
-Mr. Jarvis McNeill, Lot 14, paid zi
busiiiess visit to t~`iiiiiiiiiei'sidf‘ on Mon-
day.-il.
-Mr. l~`i'a|ik i’<-rry, St. Nivliolzis,
spent u few hours in Suinniersiile on
Monday.--»Il.
--lllr. Noll .l. 1\l<'l)on1tld. liayside,
was one or the visitors iii Suinmersiilc
liloiiday.-ll.
, -Mr. ldriicsl Plastid, l`.ol, lli, was ii
liiisiiiess visitor to Suniuiersidc on
Moiidziy.-Il.
-Mr. Noi'iiiuii (‘iiniphell, Cape Tra-
verse, has inet-opted n position iii the
Boot and Shoo Departineiit ol' lt. 'i‘.
llolinnii, Ltd., Suiniiierside.-H.
-Mrs. John .\rbinu, Sunimerside,
Five SCU-md3 has arrived lionie alter spendiiit: sever-
S0l‘€» bl\St€rlng feet iii weeks visitiiig her daughter. \vlio
fI‘0l11 C0l‘Yl-lliIl<‘-11811 lives iii the Proviiii-e of Ontario.-ll.
toes can be cured
by Putnam’s Ex-
tractor in 24 hours.
morelaiid the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Warren Shniiions.
»-'i`li<~ niiiiiy t’rieiids of Mr. E. E.
Hiller, Tryon, will he pleased to
tical' hi' is slowly rt-covering from
thi- severe iiijiiry hc received from ii
fall oil' it load of hay.
~--Mr l"rniik l’i~idli:iin left for tfliar-
lottotowii on Saturday to take cliarge
of the llaycr Studio. Mr l’rldlii\ui
ro<‘eiill_\' roturiieil from Moiictoii,
wlif-ro he had been working for thc
last few _vci\rs.--A,
-~-Mr J. J, .llchliiclierii ot` the i-itiift
ol' the (faiizidinn liziiik of t`.oinni`ui~ce_
has br-eii trniistorred to n branch In
\Vesterii Vziiiailii and leaves for there
tihortly. hir i\lcEi\cIiorn tlgnrod -'\ro-
niiiiontly in the hockey circles wliilo
liero, and his niany friends wish lilm
a auto and pleiiiiniit voyage.-A.
'l_`I(ilNlSII
-VISITING HERE.-~--Mr Frank A.
Gallniit. formerly ol' Nail Pond. mid
now a resiileiit ot’ iiliikora. is visiting
his rclativos lierc-7..
-DEATH AT NORWAY.-The Slid-
doii death of tflaroiice Doyle. ii slx»
teeii-yeiir-old lad ot' Mr Martin A.
Doyle. of Norway, from diphtheria,
shui-,kerl the niiiny friends and neigh-
bours ot the boy who know him well
unit held liliii in high esteem. His
funeral will be held Wednesday.-Z.
-PRAYERS FOR PEACE.-In both
Tlgnish and Palnior Road Catholic
("hurehes the Blessed Sacrament was
exposed on the altiir all the afternoon
Sunday. enabling all those who could
attend th otfer up prayers for peace.
` CASTOR IA
lorliihnta mdtihtldxon.
lla KIM Yu lim Allin llnglil
Bom tho
Siginturo of
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Physician and Surgeon.
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the former the Tommies had beeui
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-ON FOX BUSINESS-Messrs
this industry bright even if the war
coiitiniies. l`or the American investors
lake hold of the lox iiivestmeiit to get
ii good dividend on the fur basis of
part owners in raiiclies here.-/i.
the imperative need ot' such a society
here to look after the distress ot the
poor of the parish. ln the past when
the distress of a faintly was brought
to the atteiitioii of the pastor he would
speiik of it from the pulpit and appoint
someone to take up a collection, but
now if such a case is discovered the
new society will be able to attend to
its wants. So that the whole .p,arish
may he under the guidance ot’ this
new orguiiisatioii, twelve ladies were
iiainecl and appointed to look over the
welfare of the poor in the district
wlioro each lives.-Z.
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six-giant ops
Dra (’h6se‘=_‘Otm.gisrit will opxelniava lygau ai; o B
. ii c ire . tn? ~
ignlog, 3; Edmnnson, Hlites lc .. gimig
‘oi-onto. Sample box hoo it you mention
nanm- and enclose Yr. stomp to PLY |;0ltlB¢
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We have a sample lot
of Men’s Tan Goodyear
welt boots, with double
Viscol Soles all sizes in
stock, at twenty per cent
off. Just the boot tor
_ Spring wear.
Come in and have a
look at them.
Morris dt 
1 Queen St.
¢ .,
day. lloiietlit tion ot the lil(-sscd bucrti- O d  ‘
niciit was ccleln'ntr‘il at 6 p.ln.-Yi. r   ‘
nrgaiiisatioii bct'ore them, dwelling on r _W
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l<`rank Gaudet. Angus and Frank Shea.  B
who were for two weeks to Boston
and New York on fox biii-iin<>.ss, ro-
tui-iiml here the latter px-ii‘l ot' last 0 '
week. They report the outlook t'or  ! '.1
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'l`ii;nis1i Parish have on Siiiiilay utter- Q/ ‘  _
noon organised the “St Vincent lie ‘ »\“_,,,_ f]
l’uiil" Society, when they met in the p ' ‘
(‘onveiit under the pi°esi<leiicy ol' Rev. \`\" 
Moiisigiioi D. M. liiatlloiiiilil. lnlher $ 010 \\
Muc|')oiiald sei, forth the facts of this

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An exquisitely dainty Spring
received from the factory-new,
dainty.
l~‘hic White t`otton Voilo Waist! b
suit, slicer quality. ot exquisite daintiiios
ly and effectively einbroidered in a pret
pattern; popular wide "hare" collar and wido
cults, iioiiistili-,lied scunis, neat crochet but-
tons; ull sizes. jf: 5,;
Cut out this advertisement und mail
ri Money Order covering the price (allowing lic.
for postaizrl iiiid wo will forward it pr0mDfl¥-
Price $1.10.
R. T. H OLM A N,
Summerside, P. E. Island _
Style-just
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Groceries Here
W0 *FY t0 tlleascoiir Dltrom with
fresh mods. low prices. courteous
treatment und quick delivery. Phan; '
usatrialordcr and sec fir yuurseli. `
P. L. Smallwood
l gogpppnrthiliueen Street
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Schooner Westem Light
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ai. Well adapted forcoa.sing_
trade. GoadSea Vesseld , I  ~ '
about elpht feet. Coal logdgdf
Sgils an Riaing in gmdmn.
dition. Will sold reasonable
u»\h~/_-a.o|uVa»»"ai-“1"l"  store-_ - i  s87'w4‘“u"';' ' _  T°mp°r‘g{.|£=‘Lre:l.6_TlL. N RW 'i f`  .. ,LA .\___ nnn vs finial-ioHN  . if  ~ .,
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Been Waiting__ior__,are
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Greou Phoebe
stock pattern that has been de-
pleted ter some time. is now
complete. To sec
prices and to insure you MINI*
disappointment, ,_
heavier than ever before. thus
enabling us to offer these dishes
tire the best
we ~ bonlht
low prices.
time to buy if NW
.‘ want ui full _dinner set. tan ut.
or ii few odd places in this Ult-
re now uliillt fit-
iuiy. and every indication 90111"
toward a quick clearance of Mfr
present iii-so supply: 1 ` ' ~ `
piece dinner uint
814.50. Mid 42 Plat! tbl ll¢’l\
$4.15. Considering KN lllll
quality, these ntl
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