DES!hGNU
poekogoo _»
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Qualcnn
cooks In 2% vnlna. oftor tho vvoior
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tpure
SA F E
M I L I(
a/ways af band
YOUR milk supply need never worry you.
just gel, at your grocer's, u supply of
."Dorolhy" Evaporaled Milk.
"Dorothy" Evaporaled Milk is pure, cow's
milk plus n double richness due to being
concentrated, easier digestibility because of
being homogenized, and absolute SAFETY
as the result of being sterilized in the can.
A5 A beverage, for cooking, for use in cof-
fee, tea :md cocoa, "Dorothy" .Evaporated
Milk is thc choice of Canadian women.
MISSING LETTER CONTEST
. Here is a chance to win a valuable prize. In some
of the advertisements appearing in the_ contest you
will and a missing letter. These missing letters put
together will form the name of some firm on the page
on which the prize winning solution will be decided.
Accuracy in forming the correct name will be the first
consideration, but neatness, originality and speed ln
getting a solution to the contest editor will also
count. Four valuable prizes this week. Get busy. Find
the missing letters. Compose them in to the tirm’S
name and mail your answer to the Contest Editor
Charlottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. I. to
reach him not later than Tuesday night.
Contestants must enclose with their solution _a
current week paid bill from one of the advertisers in
The Missing Letter Competition.
Last Week’s Winners : ~
1. Mrs. J. T. Ferguson, Marshiield.
2. Mrs. J. `A. Macdonald, Charlottetown, R. R. 5.
3. Mrs. Wm. W. Murphy, Hunter River.
4. Mrs. MacPherson, City.
/£7 -v.
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IMPERIAL PUPPY FGGD
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`.,$..
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K IISCUIT Q' \» '
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‘ The success, following the use of this popular
'Imperial” product during past seasons, has clearly
proven its merits to our experienced ranchers, who
' W Planning on feeding liberally this year.
Our formula is specially suited to the needs of
the YIIIIIIB and growing foxes, is rich in vitamlnes,
and a sure preventative of rickets.
,, PUPPY Food may be ordered either “Fine” or
Coarse” to suit the rancher’s requirements.
Ord" “fly so as to be sure of receiving your
“PPIY In good time as a heavy demand is anticipated.
Imperial Biscuit Company, Ltd.
Iiox 446 Charlottetown, P. E. I. ' Phone 721
Miss sam-garst Deiohlu. n.. N..
returned to har homo in Ihnerald.
saturday after spending a pleasant
week with friends and relatives in
summer-side. ' _ '
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Mrs. Ronald Mndbonald and her
two children, l'.»oraine and Gregory,
returned to their home in Chur-
lottetown aft/er visiting friends in
Bnerald and Middleton.
Mrs. limst Deighan of Blun-
mersido was a welooms guest ot
th9homso!Mi'.l!1dMr8. W. H.
Deighan, Emerald on Saturday.
Misses Pearle and Viola Mlnphy
and Janis Curley, Freethwn were
visitors at the home of Mrs. Ii W.
Crokm, south Freetown on Mon-
day. .
Among those from Newton who
attended the funeral of tho lute
Mr. John Bmith of Carleton, were:
Mas Hazel smith. Messrs Michael
Mulligan, John McCabe, Aden Mul-
ligan, Gregory smlth,'P. J. smith,
and John Ambrose Bmith. '
Mrs. Regina Smith and sons,
Messrs Cecil and Walter of Emer-
ald attended the . funeral of the
into Mr. John Smith. Carleton.
Miss Elsie Murphy, Kinkora was
in attendance at the funeral of her
_uncle the late John Smith 0! Carle-
ton.
Miss Margaret Ford, Emerald
has returned home after spending
s few days with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram I-Iaslsm,
springfield, Lot 67.
Mrs. A. K. MaoGireilor, retumed
to her home in Summerfield aftor
spending a few days visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lyle,
Central Lot 16.
Mr. Joseph Smith, Bt D\alstan's
University, was home to attend tho
funeral of his father the late Mr.
John Smith, Carleton.
Messrs James A. Murphy, Emer-
ald, C. W. Croken, south Freetown,
and John Johnston, Klnkorn, were
at the funeral of the late Mr. John
Smith, Carleton.
The Misses Leona and Iris Mac-
antee, Emerald spent not week
with their grandmother, Mrs. Felix
Curley, Preetown.
Miss Margaret Croken, South
Freetown, returned homo after
spending a pleasant week in the
city, to resume her studies in Emer-
ald High School.
Miss Harriet Weeks, Hazelgrove,
is spending a few days in Spring-
field, visiting her sunt. Mrs. Everett
I-llaslam and Mir. Haslam.-E.
VERNON RIVER SCHOOL
Following is the report of Ver-
non River School for month of
March: ,
Grade X-1 Alice Coady, 2 Ma-
rie MacDonald, 3 Fern Leo.
Grade IX-1 Jean Carver, 2 Re-
na Carver, 3 Ralph Lea.
Grade VIII-1 Cecelia Currie. 2
Margaret' Currie. 3 Donald Mac-
Donald.
Grsdo VII-i Helen MacDonald.
2 Mildred Coudy. 8 Wilfred Mae-
Donald.
Grade V'I-l Lloyd MacLeod.. 2
Freida Carver, 3 Cliff Lea..
Grade IV--1 Cecil MacDonald.
2 Gerald MacDonald, 3 Joseph
Chrlstain.
Grade 11!-1 Edith Enman. 2
Mack Carver.
Grade II-1 Estelle Leu. 2 Reg-
inald Masters. 3 Margaret Mac-
nlmald and Clifford Enmnn
iequal).
Grade I ta)-i Hamid Enmun.
'I Marion Masters, 8 Kathleen Cur-
:'lc.
Grade I (b)-1 Johnny Wilson,
2 James Wilson.
...Teacher, Margaret F. Huntley.
(Patriot Please Copy)
CAN FLY UPSIDE DOWN
Tho raven apparently is a. post
master of the aviator's trick of fly-
ing upside down, according to o
communication to Nature, Linn-
don, by the Danish omithologlst,
A. Vedel Toning.
"I have had,” he writes, "U10
opportunity of seeing many hund-
reds of these interesting birds lu
Iceland where the number is ra-
pidly increasing, probably because
of refuse from the fisheries. I have
seen about 100 of them 'performing
evolutions in the air around a fa-
vorite nesting plooe, and it is ra-
ther common to sea them fly up-
side down.
msfaroslcanjudgothisbe-
ed with oollrfflhlp. llthoiilh it Il
mfllt OIIAII SCSU IC llllulll CIIIIO
havior is not particularly connect- P
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53. 52.51.51 READ EVERY Ao-FIND THE M1sslNG LETTERS-READ EVERY AD $3, S2,$l,S1
ECN PARTICIILANS IN REGARII TU CUNTEST SEE THIS PAGE
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_ We gan give you ` for Spring have arrived.
'.l.'IP TOP SAMPLES
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U S E .  the best in NU' Dlflzfalllll; Wonderful  
ALA BASTINE
on your walls this
spring. There are lovely Because we have
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The Korol’l lhls:
monize with any color
scheme. .
Get a color card.
L A  S 0 N , Prescriptions
'rouse artlsm, candy, smoking'
' Supplies
Phone 1033, 135 gnu,” “_ wx am 'ro ruraal
_ I it L Chorlottohwm _
Y SOLE AGENT
M
one mae only _ Mass to FM' #Il food products. especially LOBSTER. it gona quality
In in cl-I1 is absolutely neceasar We use ni
FISH Mmm ‘nom S HELP nom: yflvnusrnyt 5'
II- II- BIIIIUE CHARLOTTETOWN CAN co LTD
- a I
Tho Popular Druggllt
JIMMIE’S
I! you would mln l|fe's tumbler,
You may ond tham,
If You will let the llshullder
let your Shoal ln tlmo and
mend them.
llavo your Shoes rebuilt by
HENRY N EALE
11| Quoon Sl. Phono ill
The I
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I-serum. Prince street, city
Rogers Hardware
Co., Limited
BEN’S TAXI
DI! and Night.
BEN’S TAXI
111 Keno ll.
The bolt ln lorvlea “Q C."
PHDNE "gg T _ SPRING IS HERE
11|.; 0.". lo drela up-discard tho winter
Io ' Wear
Charlottetown, ~ I. I- I. Phono ill TIS Great George lt-
SMOKE SHOP
Shoe Shiiie Parlor
Shoes Dyed Any Coor
T¢L U6 ITS Queen St.
overcoat-ond slip on one of our
lnvoly toppers your Spring Suit ll
hero o lugs variety of colors and
ltylel to choose Irom...I! you
dou't believe thorn ll B drop in
ciurlntutown, P. E, 1,
O-OO-O-OQQ-O O-9-0-fO~4'*
90-
GIVE HER A BOX OF
O#
°i'2'l`f:'i'.i.'i? 2;'15ii§°¢`1NN1s
1. 
NEW SPRING SHOES
Now showing at Lowest
Prices in , yen-r, $3-00 BNI
$4.00.
Wright* Shoe Co.
GENERAL STGRE
tho rilhi price.
C. H. HORTON
W' “Hr I complain -mr at
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formerly AI.Ll!'l lurray Bly", . '_ '_ ,_
_11  _
¢ 
ECHO GARAGE
_-111-1-_n-Z-1_1' _
C. C. IIEESCNEN
The Imperial Drugatoro
TOILET ARTICLES
Wo apoolallas In Dlapsnslng
Preaerlptionl.
Smoke Supplies
Phono 778.
IH Queen Sl. Chorlohetown '
es re d.
Specialty.
Charlttetown. P. E. I.
Battery recharging and
Auto Electrlo Service. Vacuum
cleaners and electric applianc-
paire
ody and Fender Work a
Phono 1352. 86 Kelli St.
"Rolubow" Salmon oholeo
two
Chun Little N k” I8
doa.
..._, . . . .
... . . . . . . .
.. o a .
"Selected" Boneless Codfllll
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. lon u lb.
N°fW°ls'llI "Crossed fllh" Slr~ »»»» 
dluol Ido two . . . . . . . . .
.. .85e
“Diamond C" Salmon S oz.
...... .. .al \
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Phono 0 Montague, P. E. I.
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Is Your Car Ready For Winter?
Consult our 25 item cheek up for $7.50.
. ', Hear our Stewart Warner Radiol.
" “World Wide Reception."
“Short and Long Wave.”
"T, G,  Charlottetown
nuaalvr snow zooms
 Ai me
r.v£m|on noon '
Charlottetown, _ ,_ '_ L ,
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I " so o two
rli1.i.`.»".i.i'1iéi.i.`.&"éi.i.`fi"1's.Eg. uf // ` .TEA ROOMS
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Lsbazen “Inland agua" ’) -< SUNNYSIDE
*¢0O¢oooo¢oo¢0o4000000900
all IMI# IDG two o
W A JOHNSTONE Olr llnly customers om testify
no to our Quality und prlse.
Why no you not one of them-
ransu nucxwnnar Wm, 
5 cEN;Ié0I;gR Telephone '-1111
Ln.
Conor Iitaroy and Edward
2 CANS ISLAND BEANS
PALACE CAFE
Regular Dlnnera 40°.
TF! one and you w°|,'¢ I.,
where else.
Bptolnl orders at all hours.
Tcl
an y-
Co G* éllllono 1027.
P- » eor .Ia li
Charlottetown "_  
290
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For the Week-End
Home- ad B ¢|,
Pastry. glue ormuiu 'fi
"U reasonable prices.
Lonergan’s Bakery
Alto Iondon and Body
lwalzing.
Gloss for all Moles ol Caro.
Tivo and Upholstarlng o
Spoolllty.
BARBER -
T" Lf' B°°Der and you
lot lorvlee and autlainctlon
"UI *ND you coming.
LES HOOPER
rvlll
that
I ll Grafton St. A [gm MN" f
 l Next to Central Gang; I
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Phono 1236-J.
130 Iltlroy 31",;
A I ROSE. MARIE
HAIRDRESSING Sl~l0I’I’E
168 Great. George Street
PERMANENT WAVES
$5.95, $1.50 AND $10.00.
We Guarantee all Waves.
Phone 1243.
Mrl. B. \Valler
Mill L- A. Falreioulh
BREAD
The Stoll of Lllo
When you oat Malnnla' Bread
you have the heat. .
Mclnnis' Bakery
'nl 4-lo. 1s on-mvnls st.
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ISLAND BRAND ‘P
- HOME STYLE
R E A R II 0 N ’ S
Lodloo' lair nlarsslllg Parlor
BARBER SHOP
BEANS WITH pgm(
THE RUYAL PACKING C0.
Charlottetown, P. 5, |_
'NL l4|~J 101 aan. sc.
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JUST RECEI
_ "E", ren noon
emo lpeolll values In Ladlol
ond Gents' Wrist Watches. Grocer and Baker
Jewelry of all kinds - mmm' md ann”
 T""N.'.5‘2}`f... E. MOSHER
a
lil. M-I loltoglo
Ill You hear from svsry alla:
FIRE
na an than all rua n tae an, Mrs. G C nelson Prop
‘ ‘ n .
"I wonder lf ho la insured 1”'
Ara You T
T. E. MacNUTT
l‘lro Inalrunso
'relonhono 114
0"- 0|- Guru ans mea-na
_ srmlnlcona gg5AN1~G ‘
Y ` ESSING
 TAILORING
B Indo 8! nor day. Tl`i€Od01’e Sent;-yer
T 99° I 3UlI|l! Dinners
| 'L “G-J Ill Grafton lt- Tel 510-J 124 Kent lt-
 
A. B. CIITCLIFFE,
King’s County Garage
Svwlol Prices on Suits,
0V¢f°°liA. Underwear, caps,
Dry Goods. Rubbers, nm.
and Shoes. Groceries,
' WE MOVE HOUSEHOLD
GOODS CAREFULLY
IIANDLED.
SEE OUR SAMPLES OF
WALL PAPER.
TDI. I-I. llllor llvor
Ei COMPANY
PRINTING CHURCH
REPORTS
AN
SIMILAR JOB WORK
A
SPECIALTY
GIVE US A TRIAL.
GUAIDIAN CENTRAL IOI.
PBINTIIY
Company Ltd
Inna General Auto lepolrlni
lllfllo Battery Repairing and
Rooharglng
Aooolaorloa, Oils, Gas, les.
lnay Painting o specialty
ladlo Balea ond lorvloo
inhale. - r. I. 1.
llacllonald Bros.
General Merchants
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Georgetown, P. ll. I.
D a’0 nollaoo t Ill
'guy yn panama and alot ll
Henry MacFarlane
...X
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Peerless Biscuits
P. E. l. Biscuit Co. Ltd.
` svrslonr
rxlululrlon
Fitting and Supplying Glasses,
Q G.
H. J. MABON
OPTOHETBIST
loutoluo. P. E. I.
Office Connected with Brunton
Ill Kent Street
  'rms sran* I
_ A  of! Sooris,r>.E.l.
Thi* you will order Exti? glyljgcigli? 1;: ¢(g;0(::`:'
' y . _
MIILOHS T23 Room ends. Try ug for your next
'hlenlms 141-L ""-
 
GROCERY
I. I. ISLAND loxoo an famous
Ioloua louohara laallo on .
Iunufoetored hy
Charlottetown, - I. I. I. `
HIGH GRADE J J
I I I I 
Shoe Repairing G  NREY
w"k dm. wh", you 'dh rosarloa. nT:;lrsl.~llr.'|:s, nails.
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Shoe Shine Shoe Dyeing at  1l;r|r-ea
Arillllr MBGNBIII §Zf.’..f.".1i2.i.T" "";"""",f",§_",'_
109 lm street W-
  I* 
- ... .... ..... Har0IdS. Macleod 3E|;y|gE 3'[|\'|-|g||
General Merchant Cos. Oils, Washing £2! creasing
Y 0 u R  E S All Dealer ln larl rredooo c_“lo"e:;lEl:a;»?ou°A8'l-Ld ,D "h L
J. We  Voflol llvor, P. I- llllll
reluhaaa us-1. - 
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“sar
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wrrn
_pa-..4,a.. rLownns'°
SPRING FLOWERS of all
kinds and in heoutlfal colon-
o splendid variety and fresh
out to insure aatlalaotlou.
JAMES TAIT _
"Ii l"l.0BlB'l' ’ 'llllelt Workmonlhlp
' mon N9 Guaranteed.
Homhlt l1ol'|l¢l’ Telegraph
FURNITURE
' _ REEINISHED
lull and Sava Money.
uh Marina. P
Auto Trimming.
RE-UPHOLSTERED
REPAIRED AND
At. the lowest Prloa PoaIIbI¢-
Delft Delay. Avoid Spring
U o Sli Covm and
Call C15-.I lor Appointment
E. J. GALLANT
ll air acrobatica are especially* I", m"°h"°" 1" Km* T ¥ ‘
W en `   , ii  
`prominent.”'“Ii _': . -. _ . I l
 
Now ls the 'rims to llvo Your
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Cocoa, I lb. bag .........
10 lb.Beu1s 
4 lb. pkg. Teo ...........'99o
Btina Tomatoes, lnrga  20c
P. J. NOY E! CO.
Hunter River, P. E. I.
Bix’s Grocery
3'l‘lns
rsLANn nEANs
rin.. or yells' Eyed
140
Zito
2 Large Tins `-
 ' BARTLETT FEARS
.|. A. mlonnon "asc
Geneml Merchant Cor. Euston A Longworth Ave.
Georgetown. r. s. 1. Phrw W
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zsc y
Burhoe’s Grocery
rnobms s1l_n1z
Quick Efficient S4-rr-lu,
"'"’I°° flfoffrlrn. rrovlilnnv,
Canned Gnnda. Manta, Foul,
Fruit anal Confrr-tlonery.
Our truck la nlwnya nl yfmr
lrrvlor.
Cor Wrymoutln and Flirrov ‘Ita
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Casford & White
Pllllllblllg do Ileatlng Engl;-mug `
Give us a hanve to iigure
on your next job. Repair work
attended to by skillful work-
men.
Phone 1145 169 Queen 5t_
Charlottetown, P. I3. I. `
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