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All new, up-to-date stock. Excep-
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price, but in order to introduce our
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limited time only, at above discount.
Our lines include Wos. H. Cut in
liluek, brown, and two-tone Bals, also
tlxfords iii Patent Brown and Black
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liuls in Rccede and round toes.
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\ii~l'orc' stock is depleted.
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T dddress and Piesentation
The members of (‘-aldwell Lodge
L. 0. A.; -Kensington. 'waited upon
Ueorge Hall there. and presented
lilin with a beautiful gold-headeil
ebony cane, and the following ail-
dress:
Rev. W. E. Johnson.
Dear Sir and Brother.
We, the officers and members
oi (`ald\v`ell Lodge. N0. 1207, feel
it our pleasure and iluty. before
your departure' from us, to Vlles-
ti-rn Canada, in n slight manner to
Pkllross to you our apprcciiiiion of
your help and 'brotherly kindness
in connection with the work with
ln the years that are past. Oft-
ilines at meetings when but few
were present, you were one of the
faithful and by your hopeful
words and the cheering manner
in which you hclpcd to carry on
ilie work of the Oriler, gave us
courage to continue on in the
good work.
We_ .vlll miss you at our Lodge
ineetingni we will miss your
fi-iendsliip; your friendly and
brotherly grasp of the hand; miss
you as one of the standbys. and.
one of the strong pillars ol’ our
Lcd-ge; miss you _ns a friend and
brother to 'whom we could always
so ‘for'lnformation and advice.” lt*
iii, therefore, that our Lodge will
sustain a loss that will be hard, to
replace, and you will be missed'
by ,every individual imember but
although absent from us' you will
have the consolation of lmowlni.
that you will be ever ready and
willing io carry on any good work
ili:\t.cuiucs to hand, especially
that ironriected with tho~L_ O. A..
Dear Brother, our host wishes
will go with you and l`.imily; may
you loin; enjoy lifo and prosperi-
`ty_ Wo could not allow this oc-
ifiisioii to pass without letting von
liiiow ‘hai we have appreciated
your wiirtli and we wir*-li to prie-
reut you this cane as ii slight to
ken of our esteein.
We wish you :ind your family
i-vc-ry prosperity iii the move that
you are making. May the great
M:isi<»i~ above ho your guide :ind
t‘ouiisi~llor and lt' in liis Provi-
ili-iico we never meet again in the
lilartlily Lodge, may we all, meet
iii the t‘ales,iiii1 Lodge above,
wliero we will hear the well done
good and faithful servant, enter
thou into the Joy of the Lord.
Uateil at Kensington the 2!iril
ilay of April, A. D., 1920.
Yours fraterniilly on behalf of
thc Loflge.
` Preston Kennedy.
Archie C. Ramsay.
Wesley Champion.
Uominltteez -
Rev. Mr. Johnson accepted the
:iililross and cane with appropriate
grace :inil in the eloquent anti
iloli»i.;liii'\il lnngiiiige which marks
his every- uitei'i\nr‘e. lic sincerely
:intl iiiipi'i=i<si\'ely ihiinkeil the
iiicinlicrs for their iiniisientiitiiiiis
acts ol’ coiiipi-iilimisivc liiiitliii-ss.
Short and pointieil rem:irlt.~‘
were inziile by .\’iessi‘s. George Eos
tr-r, Mr.. .\ilol¢`i\i~laiio, Arch. McKen-
zie and J. F. Profit.
Then tho company repalreii to
the liiisciiieiii hall wliei'e ai ilell-
clous rcpiisl was served hy llie
ladies which was enjoyed to sit'
tiely by :ill present.
The event inarks :in epoch iii
the history oi` Kr-nsliigtoii that
must endure, i`or hir. Johnson was
an oiitsianillng figure in the acti-
vities of the town ilurini; the
years or his residence there.
School work.
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` MELVILLE SCHOOL
Following is tlie_ standing of
the pupils of Melville School for
ilu- moiitli of March: _
GRADE Vll.
1-Jennie. McKenzie. _
GRADE Vi.---Sr.
l--liector Mciloniilil.
_ 2-» Meir) _Mclsziac.
Il~-it.iyinoni| Miiilii-soil.
(iitAl)l*I \'l. Jr.
1-Florence Mclnnls.
2»- Jean iioiituii.
;l~'Mut'ilocli Beaton.
(lltAl)E V.
1--Colin MacKenzie,
2--Ella Greeley.
t‘.ltA-Db] IV.
l-(`i'.iiierinc liealon and Al'
plionsiis iviclsanc.
t}liiA\DE lil.
1-~~M:trr:arr>i Mcllonald.
2 -Marion llilclienzle.
Zi--iSiirah `Miici(enzle.
IV--liolena Beaton.
GliAil)E Il.
l-Mary Greeley.
GRADE l.
1-Mae Gilmore.
2-John -Mcisanc.
Perfect. atteiiilance--Jennie Mac
-Kenzle, Mao Gilmore, Mary Mc
MacLeod, Teacher.
_-;. Watch your ohlldron'| akin. Al
Cutters-~ Planters
Sprayers --Diggers .
Buy O. K. Canadian and you get the best.
We shall be glad to send a descriptive catalog on
Canadian Farm Products
Charlottetown, P. E. I
~ request.
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" noon \1 you no the slightest tum
of Q rub or lore, apply hm-Bak.
 Ulla antiseptic balm will protest
2;. lin ooro pinoo from infection. pro-
- volt it from qproodiu and lllinl
lon follow.
,.1 Careful mothers shun hop
- hm-Bak on but UU' their chil-
b¢n'o lniurloo-it ends pain no
outoklr and imvmto my pouibii-
lty of tutorinf. But for outq,
huns, Isolde. brutal. ltngnrn,
“HID noi-ol. canon all tntlsill
Q rub. All dosiorflh
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°`"" 4' ` ~ House:
Isaac, ilector MitcD0ni\ld, Marion
MacKenzie, ldlla Groeley.. Eliza
wirmip o MAN A ra 29-l
'i‘lwi;i> Old Timers are n dis
tliigulsheil company. T-hay were
either born ln Canada and knew
the West in its pioneer days or
came into the country when it was
still only sparsely settled. All of
them have pla.-_ved it more or less
important part in the history and
devulopnieiit of western Canada.
What mikes their banquet
specially appropriate as a part. of
ilie Hudnon's Bay Company’s an~
nlversary programme is that many
of those Old Timers were once in
the ‘(‘.ompany's employ and snw
hard service at its tiir-flung fur
posts in Labrador, on the shores of
l-ludson Bay or in the Mackenzie
basin. The guests at dinner will
hear many stories of personal ail-
venture ln 'blazing the paths for
civilization.
iSir Robert Kindersley, who will
.ittend the succeeding celebrations
it Edmonton, Calgary. Vancouver.
.ind Victoria, will meet western
‘anada's lending men in l>\1SlI\@-F-8-
lnance and industry.
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-Good Roads ‘ .
Convention
M()NT-REAL, April 26.-At lean!
wo s,eetion or roadway will be built
ry experts during the forthcoiniiig
convention of ilie Canadian Good
iloards' Convention at Winnipeg.
which open on June 1 and will last
unt'll June It at the Royal Ali-xzindrii
iiotel; so that the liuniireds of dcle»
gates attending wil be iihle to hiivt
i 'prur-tit-nl ileiiionstration ot'_ ihr
aianner in which -highways uri
built. Offers have been received
from the Grain Growers, l.tri`.. ol
Winnipeg, and from the (‘ai\a<lian
Iron ingot Co., of Guelph io con
struct sections ot’ gravel or earth
roads during the convention, supply
ing ull* the necessary ine-ii and
machinery, and their offer will a~
most certainly be accepted. Most
ot the roads in this part ol' the llo-
mlnion are likely to be of gravel.
earth or macatlniu for the next ile-
uoile, and the ileiilonstriitioiis‘thai
will be given. iliei'ei`ore_ he of mu-:iii
viiluo to the delegates who will ui
‘end from all the iuuniclpallties wliri
l _ .. . . .
‘Ifounil macailnin, earth. ceineiii con#
'reti-‘, asphalt iconi-i'ele, for liiiieii
clam, gravel and other roads, whirl-
"-ie lit-ing loaned hy the Ontzirlr
'lovernuieiii tlii-oii|.:li W A \l<.-
rays.
-riiinent in the llomlnion. show.-
har ii wiilc variety of suhieetii will
hp brought before the _itele;:ate.s_-
The morning of the opening day
of the convention will he iii-voted lf_‘
wgislriition of iielr-gaiies, t`ollo\\'i-ti
by the formal openings Ol tilt* 0-till
vention by the Lieiiteiiant (lover
likcns, and aildiesse~. hy the Gm
will commence i
opening tiny, and at the afternoon
session there will be on tiildress
iii the federal aid to Biven by lllt’
Dominion Government for the r-or.-
slructlcn of main highways. In this
connection the Il. S. G<lV0\“lll\ll‘l\l
llureau of Public lloails arf' semlllis
a special delegate from Washing
on to speak on State aid for high-
ways. The Donivnlon Highways
Poiiinilssloii are particularly inter~
iisteil in tlils niatter and will h_ave
int* or more official representatives
vel roads in the development of the
country \vill he looked alter by
in efficient provincial engneer from
the east, who will address the' con
vention on this Sub.l¢‘Cl. Wl\l\‘“ il
provincial minister from the some
listrlct will speak on Surface and
subsoll drainage, and a well-known
Manitoba engineer will speak on
nunl dinner and ents-rtalnment oi
the association will he held lu the
evening of the opening ilay ‘ol the
convention.
On the second day the value of
roads as an aid of agriculture will
be_discussed, followed by ri paper
emphasising the importance of
foundations in road building. From
across the border a prominent State
highway engineer \vlll inform the
delegates on the best method of
improving and maintaining earth.
clay and sand roads, while broken
stone roads will be thes uhjecl of
another paper. At noon the annual
meeting of the Canadian Automo-
bile Assocliitioll will he held nt
which delegates from all thc- imlltir-
tani automobile oluba-of the Doi" ll'
ton will be present. I
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'River will b'~ the chief feature of i
1 E » - D -
While the historic pageant on ‘Redl , , _` ~- ;»_' H
the celebration in Winnipeg of the ` ’ ,  _, . \ ~ - .
250th anniversary -uf the liudson's ` ` ‘ ,, _-'
Hay Company. another event of
iniinense interest will he the , ' ,_
banquet nt lwinnipcg on Tuesilay,. ‘ - ’ ‘
May »tth_` oi' the Olil Timers' As- r .  - _ _
so:-iuiloii at whlcli Sir Robert f
i{ii\tl<»i~tley, governor ol' the llud- i ' 1 _
.~ion’s Bay (‘om.piinv and a director - 5 A ' W
oltli-:Bank of England, willbc I , W- -. '-'_I{.'\;"';[§;~' .
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name could not have been picked for this special Gillette Safety Razor
muscular grip.
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man’s personalequipment.
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the handle is thicker and longer and heavier than the standartf Gillette- _- Z ,
the ‘.‘Bullclog”-and is just the thing for the man with the heavy hand  i
all that means in quality and servicel It
takes the standard Gillette Blade, made of the
finest high-carbon steel, wafer-thin, and
scientifically sharpened at the factory.
NO STROPPING-NO HONING
Fellow” is made for you men whose time is
too valuable to botherwith strops and honcs.
The tentative offlcialliprogi'ali:iii';r-  I  "‘" " "_ ‘ //"` _
il' the i-oiiveiiiioir wich wi i‘ of-_;f_..`;f_; ` ~ - f `\
iroslrleil ovi-r by Si 1.. Squire, the :`?\:l.\__{-2*; \_, l __ _ff_,,
ii'r-siilent, and he :iiiciiiled hy ol- §_§\\.:<"> ~ " \' ‘ EQ »;,;_~_',>'~
ii-.ial ropreseiilatives ol' every gov  _` _ _ \\ ‘ _~“- ’
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nor of Manitoba. Sir James A"/Al ;~;-.' _ _( _ _ _  V , , _   _    _ V
»' ~ ' ` " .4 i  ' - _  `.    ‘~--Y-;_;.f=2’-//f in ' 
~»~i\"\~»m frri'-'S~“=i"“°~= f"<"“ ““ ~ mr/ J \\@§= f _- "iri.nriiii:iir=-i' sf- ' 
rilft'~‘r<~ut n\‘0\""C“>;~ T{“`l“‘.`;‘;f“‘  0+ 1' 1  f . . ii  -;-_   _ ~-“.3 F-~ ~
stratlons of actua roar lui 1 ing 7,, y ' _ - i " J-'A »~'“_ii-’;;§;§f.'-====;»---*" f -¢ _. _; ;`._\"f'~,`~_§_=`__.
.lt noon on (hp V i I: \r \\.\\§ _  rf-,`_¢r-gm §_?;~_P I I
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 gi-f»)iii(lll`-(liiiiiii lilli-iiig ‘uric i-.,,,_ I  A  , _ 1, 1 _ z by Aa any dealer catering lo men s needs lo show you the “Big Fellow. " 
vention. iiniler the siipr-r\'ii<ion oi -°°.,‘f'/1’ ' f_,»    * `
lie most _expert liii;li\\'ay oft'ii~i;il.\  ' v_,f/.P/V, _ ._  _ / -- I
ot the continent. '_,i‘{;_f;-` 15" 1,1' -lr" /_-,_>;f-j,'/ _ . / MADE IN CANADA (
Apart from the pi'-etrlieal ilemoii _.' 1,. ' '/.,/_,A /4'" f  _ ’ i '
itratlon, the delegates will also hi  "f/L. I ’ qu » __ 1 _  , `_"~~ _ '
ihown cliieiiiaitogrlipli l`llttl.~i of tlir '”_`-._g_., /7'/‘ /,./ 'R/‘DE _ _` G °€") ""'f '__/’ l\
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sure of a hearty welcome and the companionship of kindred spirits.
Trapshooting is the obeying of that impulse that is inherent in us all to
pr break the fetters, to get away from the sordid grind and out into the open
/ -out under the blue-and shoot. It is the most enticing ami f.zr.einafing
of man’s sports-nerve-steadying, yet tingling with excitement-and
each target broken convinces you that this is the “sport alluring.”
Ammunition counts in trap shooting and
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i Canuck, Sovereign or Regal, no matter what gun you use, ask for these
l steel-reinforced shells. Insist on them, if only for the protection this
steel reinforcement guarantees the shooter. Your dealer has them. The
big “D” trademark is your guide. '
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BT. JOEN 1 l CA  | f' K, f ' Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver 
(Special to The Guardian.) ` ` £ V . - ‘ ~ Halifax Sudbury  V
sr. Joim, April za.-ii was .iiiii l _ ,,,_,_ Wm, sm, ,,,,,,, \ yi
at the City ‘Hall this morning.; un- ` " ' gf `\ `
officially that an-nppi-imriiiiifm .if -   1 - » '~ -an p==-.-
si.iioo.ooo wiii ist- im.-.1 for are .im < I-l  ,  - l 
limlnary work orrthe new railway  """" " " If I/icrc is no gon club in _viiiir ,‘ A Y
.‘llBll0il llhfl yflrds he|'ti_ It is rintl- ` ., "nl nunroncw ’ _ fuwli, \t'ri'!v its. Wi' \\'i`IIlieIp_‘. .1 ' _ 
clpiitefi that eight tracks wlll bn f- ._4~ \'f;:u/14-W "nth
nrlrli>d to the prniii-nt yards. Which 3 
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SAVING .
S'l‘_ .lt)llN. April '.‘.\‘_--'l`lii~ t‘ii_v
i’ouiii-il this ;ii'|i-riiooii :\ilopii<il il.iy
livlii .~';i\'iiii1 io he i-|l`ei-tive i`r~im
.\l.i_\' 2;’inl to Si-pi¢~inlit~i~ ;t`_'iirl.
l’Rt)FESSl0NA|. CARl)§
Dr. J. Houston
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Oiiico-ltlley Building, Queen
Si., opposite Prowse Bros.
Residence-4 Grafton St.
Ottice hours-10 n. m. to 4 pm.
oii. i. ii. ciioiirii C
Veterinary Surgeon.
ltesligeiice, lteverc Hotel, Otiicn 171
Great George Street.
Phone 804.
E. S. Blanchard B. Arch.
ARCHITECT `
rs/ink or Nova Soorin
Cii/iunsns
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McLeod & Bentley
W. E. Bentley, K.C.
llrrlotor And Attorney-at.Law
MONEY T0 LOAN
Dillon - Bank of N. 8. Chambers
tl7IcLean & McKinnon,
Blrrlotoro, Attorneys-|t»Law
Office, Royal link Building.
Shorlottotown - - P. E. Island
Morson & Dufy
` lurrlotoro and Attornoyl
lolloltorl for Royal lnnk of
Canada
MONEY TO LOAN
B. 8. HESOIAN
, -*ai-rlutor. solicitor, Notary Puhllo,
IIB.
MONEY T0 LOAN.
Montague - » P.. E. llllnd
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MARK lt. |Aogt.|lt|AN, B.A.
larrlator, lolloitor, Notary
Public. Money to Loan
Oliorlomtown; P. E. I.
Gomoron llook,
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