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I Relieve Your’*I..iver l
W hen your liver is out of order, your head, stomach
bile and bowels suffer with it._ That_is why a biliors 5
attack is often serious. Ward it off with a few doses of
  ' BEEOIIlM’S PILLS H
which gently arouse a sluggish liver, and renew the activities oo
necessary to good health. They never produce any disagreeable
after-effects. Their prompt use is beneficial to the system, and will
Prevent Bilious Attacks -
Worth u Guinea a Box
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is 'rim a i. .s¢.H| .i.. iii~.i-: ind.
_ P§°§'r:r':e.'i:\fi..f» r. c'i'.i:a.°.°.f.i ii'.'s. .4....fa§'.if |.'i>°°`.'... zs ffai..
as-.-,-4.- -  $1"
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I   KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT’ ` R.
_ uoums Ano Pasrzs. ron si.AcK.wmrr:, _ f »
9 , ran. Dann anown on ox-r:i.ooo siiozs. //M
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 Guardian ,
-u.-nllitu- l
i -IT PAYS to buy in this Province
l -THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-
DIAN can be olitained at Laf!erty's
.'l`onsorlal Parlors. Sumnicrside.
' -COME AND SEE "Aunt Susairs
\`isit°’ at Epworth Hall, Friday even-
inr:_ and enjoy ri good laugh. 4717.
l -THE CHARACTER SKETCH. -
"Aunt Snsari’s Visit" will he put on
in Epwortli Hall, Sunirnerside, Friday
"veuins by the young ueovle of thc. was perfni-med at the Prince co. nos-
.\lothodlst Church. 4717
, _-'_ lot’ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Arthur, Al-
-KENNEDV G. C0.. ()‘Leziry. are
selling the best molasses on the mark-
or at 851-ts per gallon; brooms 55cts:‘
cream tartar, pure, :l0cts per qi. and
ull other groceries accordingly. Cash
system; positively no credit. 4710.
-c.Aso|_iNE-cnsoniw st- per gal-'
lon cheaper' hy using “Taylor's Mo-.
I tor Vim"; reduces cost bv increasing
-TWO CENTS PER WORD EACH
insertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-live cents.
--REOPEN AT O'LE_ARV.- Ken-N
iiedy & C0.. 0'Leary, open their
store Thursday. April 25 on the cash
system. See announcement in this ls-
Sur. 4710.
-SUCCESSFUL OPE'RAT1ION.-A
successful operation for appendicitis
pltal Saturday on Stanley Arthur. soul
licrton . -H _ -
-RECOVEREU FROM ACCIDENT.
-The friends of Mr. Peter Kenny are
pleased to know that he has been lib-
erated from the-P. C. Hospital where
he spent a couple of months as a
consequence of a fracture in the log
caused by falling on the ice.-H. I
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LADIES!  .. es
Suit or Coat 6 T
May be chosen here from a particular- _gr
ly attractive group. Style smartness
is depicted in every one of our Suits
and Coats. Materials of the finest  \_
Your Spring 
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iniilcage, and positively eliminatesl __,5MA\_|_pox__0ne case of Smalf
;"l1Y`b0"3 fUll)'_Ell1U`3l1Y€@d- 3_1-00 Del' pox has developed nt -Miscouche, the_
il"_‘~’X' Post Iliildjit Braves- 5Umm@l" patient is Mr. Desltoches and the
'“d"' 4-’50'4‘15MW£’flS“t2WkS~_ case is being ‘well looked after being
‘W under quarantine and everythin os-
l -SPECIAL SERVICES-°* The Pas' sible is being done to proven? ‘tiny
» tor ll. 0, Crowe and members of the fm-they Spreaiféf me diseaS(.__H_ |
fir-ceiiiiiount Church of Christ are |
plnniiing to_hold a ser-les of Homo _'|5LAN|) |_AD|ES GRADUA1-g__
l“_""'° M°“tl“¥5 I0 h9g[“ alwuf the The graduating exercises of the North'
middle of Juno rind solicit the hearty Adams Hospital will be held in the
j`“"'-‘l’l’fatl0“ 0f_f1ll f"l0nd'5~ There Will afternoon 'of May Blat. Amour: the
1"* -*D9Clfll mll-SH' lil' thi’ "h0ll` al CV' _voung ladies graduating from l‘. E.”
- "l`.\' i‘l‘fVll'€‘- - ' Island are Misses Tillie llowatt. Irene
Quality, workmanship of the best.
NEW _ Specials ]_A|)|E5'
TWEED for STRIPE SILK
l \- PRESERVE THE LEATHER. ‘
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*nu F.f,DALLlY Coavonavioltllnivns. ||AM|L\'IIN.DNT. . .
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ote that
U ouble
 I Oven
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if get `llnuu I
I I t illlll
W  mini n  ‘susan
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. Tivo ovens, each independent of the other! Yet '
the heat in both is absolutely the same, making
it possible to roast your meat in one while baking
bread or cake in the other. 'Think of it--double
thc capacity of the old-style raiiifc, with no
greater fuel consumption.
Can you afford to be without an Enterprise?
Double High Oven Range
, Made by
THE ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY C0.
Saclrville, N.B. ,
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..;;..- _ . . ._.. J, Girl oi Eleven
_ Ilr. CIiurcl1e’s Veterinary Remedies
Save and Protect Your Valuable Animals
ANTHELMINTIC LOUSINE
inn it0nsE5, SHEEP AND FOR BLUE LICE ON CATTLE
HOGS
.\|\fl for lift' and llf-as on
tin...-npr.-.-.I in hill ,fruit I.x|,..|[ lior<=o.~'. Vziltlc. Hogs. l`oultry.,
22|-i|n,¢f'l\ l`iu \\'orn|-‘ :intl Huis ll”L’=‘ “ll
|,| gi... H... ,¢-_ and .\`ioi|.,|.»|. ;.n.| I’iif‘v= $l.oo por |»:i:.-kai!" post-
'I.|1»»- \\`f»iirl-. in llr‘L'.< :intl WWI-
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l't»|i||»rno~|i with thi; in-ty |-‘;|| pm( Louisiue
I'|'~ilui~iiin ilrirut vuril<<-.; il ri rril 4
iiarlilo iirotriiiiir- io i'4-oil, :intl ii I-'iii l<`lr\;i.< .,|; |z‘,,x¢~,<., ,\ won
will ntl.-r i»»»rr|oving ilu- iiiliirriul .1.-|-fur ..,»g|.~|¢-_ Wm ,mi gnjm-,s,
l\~il'=\‘-ilf‘~. I`:ittou Ihr- riulinul tho fur in :inv wily. Von he used
'|'\ii'l\|_\'. in slorf- furs in suiriuior. l'snd
l»_\' iiuiriy |':iii<-licrs.
|"'l"' 51"" l""' |».|vl..il:" l"’-*"' l’riw1» $100 por imcltrilzl' pu-f-
l"',l'l pniil.
SAVE YOUR FOALS ANC' CALVES
\`i\\\' if. thu tiuu' lo uct i‘u:ivl_\' to ir¢.~:it this _vt-:ir's crop of l<`oals and
...l\i\.- tor .\`.\ \'Al. ii'oii»blr~s_ Szivi- loo pt-r cont ol _Your fouls and izrilv-
t~. Iii iii-ntiiu: their .\‘i\\'l~}l.Sl nt tinio of hirth with llr. <`liurcli's Naval
l'|1-plin`l;i<'ti|- wlrich irisiiiwis _von ngriiiisl .ill fornis of Naval Diseases,
'I`h~- iaisiriu ot' :ill \"<i_ur foals :inil 1-:ilvcs is ri vital nor~osslt._V to-day.
l’rl<'°‘ $l.|hl pi-r pri:-ltaiilv postpnlil tint- p:u'l;.igr> I-oiituiriii enough to
lit-ai six ;irii|rinls_ _ _
l'hnuo or inrill oi'<i~-rs to
B. GRAHAM ROGERS
llislriliuivil' i`r'i 'l`Iiu .\lnl'Ililii<‘ |'i‘nv|li1'i~.s
` Siiiririu-i'si1lv l‘. H. I.
llnvv Vtil' 'l`i~ir-rl 'l'si_vlor's Motor Vlni.? It will save you 6 cents
pri gnllon on your (lnsolcric hill. and cllniiriati-s ('ARll()N. Ono pack-
..|.;r» contains f-rioiuzli Io tri-at Ono llundrcd gnlloiis. Try a box NOW.
l’|~i.-1- $1.00 postpaid. d'irc<'t or from
Brace McK.-ry and Co., Lid, Summerlide. P. E. I.
Roger; Hardware Co.. Ltd.. Charlottetown. P. E. I.
Poole and Thompson. Ltd.. Montague. P. E. I.
B. GRAHAM ROGERS
lllstrlhutor for Tliv i\Iartliilic l’i'ovihces
I ' Buinriicrsltls.-, P. PZ. l. '
lu-al:-rs :intl Agents write for pricos.
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4670 4-22l\‘l4I.
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-FUNERAL TODAY.-The funeral
of the late Mr. Bert \Valker. Kenslng-'
ion, whose unexpected death was re
_ fr\rr~e<l to yesterday, after a six days',
,illiicss oi' plcuro-pneumonia, will take
iplam- this afternoon. service at the
_ lionse commencing at two o'clock and
int the Episcopal church at 2.30.
'Vhrongli inadvertance the name was
incorrectly given In yesterdays issue.
- -NEW COMPANY STARTING. -
In the last issue ofthe Royal Gazette'
:ippt-ars notlco of application for let-
ters patent to incorporate a company
_ro hc known ns Prince Motors, Lim-,
,iicd, with lieadquartcrs in Summer-
side. The capital stock of tho com-
' puny is to he $20,000 divided into 200
|sharcs at $100 each. The objects of
the company are to trade and deal in
l :ill kinds of motors and motor vehicl-
‘ os. The applicants are Messrs. H. T.,
I :ind l.cR0y Holman. I.. McNeill, H. H.
i .\lnttart_ and D. F. McNeill. all oi’ Stim-
_ iilfrsillc.
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-KENNEDY & CO.. 0'LEARY.-lt'
will he ol>servc<l from advt. in this is-5
.suv that the well known and success-
lnl general business of Kennedy &
Vo.. O'l.car_v, has been reopened un-
dcr a changed regime. The principal
|p:\rtuer in the business was the late
.\lr'. \\’m. Kennedy. Deceaseci’s father.
.\lr. Kennedy has reorganized the
11." on the business on up-to-date lineal'
:ind on a .strictly cash business. .There
is no doubt. with the enterprise and
loin.: experience of Mr, Kennedy it
will prove a greater success than over
under the new arrangenicnt. -i700._
KILLED IN ACTION.-An Ottawa
exchange referring to the death of
l.icut. McLean at the i‘roiit saysz-
Coriiptrollei' A. A. I\lcl.ean, of the
Royal Northwest Mourited Police, has
heon apprised of the death of his soil.
I.icut. C. G. M<-l.can. on April ll last.
ltieut. lllclieaii was killed in action
whllo serving with his unit. a Van-
roiiver battalion with ri splendid rc-
rord of heavy lighting. He has seen
service in practically every battle
from 1916, and was among the Cana-
dian officers who accompanied Gen.
Victor Williams on the reconrioiter-
ing expedition which ended in the
(leneral's capture by the Germans.
Lleut. McLean was 33 years of age.
and before the war made his home in;
_Vanc-ouver.
Pale and_l.iieless
So Nervous and irritable That She
i Finalry Kept to Her Bed-By
Using the Great Food Cure
She Grew Strong and _
Healthy
Italy Cross. N. S., April 24.- .ln
r-very school there are children who
do not seem to be able to stand thc
strain of school work. Tire conduc-
inent indoors. the poor ventilation.
thc strain on the eyes and the
ii:-.i~vcs. all combine to sap the vital-
ity and to undermine the strength
of the human body.
liccnrisu Dr. Chai\o’s Nerve Food'
has proven exceptionally effective
under' these circiimstancca. it. has
coins to bc considered standard as ku
rezstorallvo treatment i'or pale, wen .
nervous clilldren.
Wlmt ii ploasiirc it is to watch tho
color return to wan cheeks and to
soo the child ronip and play as n
healthy child should. This experi-
ence of Mrs. Hartman will surely
interest you.
Mrs. Stephen Hartman. Italy
Cross. Lunenburg county. N. S.
iwritcs:--»"l\l_v little sister at eleven
iycaro of age became nervous, irri-
linnle. aiid‘seemed all tired ont. Sha
had no appetite. was lifeless and
|<I'rows_v. and her complexion grew
'pale and snllow_ Finally she had to
kc-,cp her bed and have somebody
with her all the time. Sho was
afraid oi' everything. would get ex-
cited and tremble till the bed would
,shnktn As she seemed to be getting
lworsc under the doctor's treatment,
.mother decided' to try Dr. Cbase'n
‘Nerve Food. After she had used
'about four boxes improvement. was
noticeable, and it was wonderful to
lsee how mucii brighter and stronger
,sho grew week by week. She used
ten boxes altogether. and' they cured
hor. She got fat and rosy and went
to school every day with nn ambi-
tion that she never seemed to have
before. l do not hesitate to recom-
riient Dr. (1hase's Nerve Hood to
anyone. for it was Indeed wonderful
what it did for her."
Dr. Chase`s Nerve Food. 50 cents,
a box, s full treatment of six boxes,
,for $2_75, at all dealers. or Edman-,
toon. Bates & _E03 himiterl. 'l`;>_ronto
Do not be ta e nto accep ng ii
substitute. lmitailons only disap-
;..irtiic|'sliip and has resolved to car-|.
Melrose Floyd Robinson and .lonnne
Grady.
-PREPARING FOR SPRlNG_-Al-I
though ice conditions are still unsat-'
isfactory. there is much activity ex-_
orciscd along the water front. Fislier-
rncn are making preparations to boats
and equipments for an early start.
Some of the schooners along the
docks are receiving neccsary repairs
hoforc being. put to sea. ln the ship-
ping circles it busy season is antici-
pated.-H.
-L. O. A. H.-The sinniial inact-
ing of Div. No. 3 of the I.. O. A. H.
Tignish was held in Jan. The follow-
ing officers were elected:--Pres., Mrs.
.1. Hacket; V. Pres., Mrs. Peter
Kinch; Rec. Secy., Miss Mary J.
Gavin; Fin. Secy, Miss Mary E. Kinch
Tres. Mrs. J. A. Brennan; Mist-at-
arms, Miss Jean Walsh; Sentinel.
.\iiss Mary E. Morrissey; _Chair lady
cf the standing committee, Miss May
Brennan. On April 14th the following
committees were appointed- Sick
Com.. Miss Winnie l\lorrissey, Miss
Katherine Doyle, Mrs. Thomas Mcln-
nis and Mrs. Michael Ready. Finance
corn.-Miss Ida Mclnnis. Miss Wini-
fred Gaudet, Mrs. E. McGrath. Mrs.,
P. J. Harper. Standing'com.-Mrs.
.xi-senaiilt. Miss Eva Ready, Miss Ber-
tilla Nelligan. Book com.-Mis Bea-
trice i\lcCarthy, Miss Gladys l\lcC\ir-I
iind"Mrs. Leo Murphy. 'EinployrYi'efft-
f-om.-Miss Mary Morrissey, Mrs. J.
A. Bernard. Miss Margaret Desroche.
-WEDDING BELLS.-An interest-
ing and -happy event took place at the'
lioine. of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund C. Phil-l
lips Hamilton on Wednesday-evening
April 10th 1918, when their daughter
Beatrice was united in marriage to
.\l-r. Wiliam J. Hirnillton. Rev. J. M.
Murchison performed the iii:ii'r'izigc
ceremony which was witnessed hy' on-
ly the immediate relatives of thc.
bridal party. The bride was :ittoiidcfi'_
by her sister Annie, while the grooni‘
was supported by Mr. James Craig.
The wedding march was played by the!
brides sister Mrs. George Ramsay,
New Annan. On the following evening;
n large number oi' friends and neigh-I
boursgathered at the home of Mr.
Hamilton to oxtend hearty congratul-'
ations to the young couple. A very
enjoyable evening was spent. At the
close of which a well filled purse was.;
presented to Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
which goes to show the esteem ln
which they were held. The .plcaszint
event was then brought to -a close and
all dispersed to their resp'-.:tivc_
homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ha: iiltou
a long rind' happy wedded life.
WESTERN PER$0Nl’.LS
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-"Chief of Police Oakes, Suiiiniei-
side ,paid an official trip to Charlotte-
town on Saturday.-I-I.
-_Miss Hilda MacDonald. ol’ Water-
ford, spent the w~‘k»ond in Kcnshif!
ton, visiting fricnds_ on route frotn
Rumford. Me. It
--Mr. lt. Mcsservuy has returned to
Charlottetown. aft:-r visiting friendsin
Malpeque. the guest of Mr. William
Hodgson. R
-Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Donnelly
and son Goorrzc have returned to Al-
bany. riftcr sponding tho winter in.
Boston.
-Mrs. John l\lcGougan. and Mrs.
Leo Hughes of Kensington were
among thc visitors to Summersldo on,
Saturday.-L. . '
-'Miss .Annie Webb of Coleman.
passed through ‘Summerslde on Sa-
turday on her way to Kensington.
where she will visit friends.--L.
-Mr. Charles Burt. ol' Baltic MIlls.|
met with a very painful accident, get-
ting his hand badly cut in the mill,
and is now unable to resume his,
duties. R _
---Mrs. Herbert Wall. Malpcquo. is
visiting friends in Baltic. and hor
friends are glad to seo hor around
again, after ti long and .serious Ill-
ness.-ll.
-The many friends of Miss f.'lai‘ri
Donald, Malpeque. are glad to sec her;
home again. after spending the winter
months in Alberton_ the guest of
Mrs. Nelson Ramsay, R
-Mr. William Wall and sister. Miss
Margaret Malpeque, were recent vis-
itors in Charlottetown, to see their
brother, James. who has left for
England to "do his bit." ll_
-Among the passengers making the
round trip by the Carferry steamer
Saturday were Mrs. Patrick Trainor.
Kinkora; Mrs. G. S. Hennessey. Try-
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on; Misses Esate, Tillie and Goldy
Buxton. Misses Ella and Blanche Hen-
nt-navy, Cape Trhvcrse.
point. _
RAINCUATS _ Friday Anil SKIRTS
Saturday I
just received a new Here iS YOUY 0DP0l'_
shipment of L ad ic s
tweed Raincoats in full
flare style, large Collars
fancy Buckles on belts
with large pocket: all
prices.
tunity to buy a new
stripe~siIk skirt with
fancy pockets and belt
price $9.90. '
See our Black
T ffeta Skirts allprices
Come early and select
one of those specials we
have for Friday and Satur-
day in Waists, Underskirts,
Housedresses, Gloves, Cor- .
sets, etc, etc.
SMART MILLINERY
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In dress Hats and ready to Wear Hats. These
Hats are designed to please womenwho want to be ex-
clusive in their selection. You are invited to call in and
inspect our liberal display of Highgrade Millinery.
Pnowsn Bnos LTD.
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NNOU CEMENT.
We wish to announce to the public of West Prince that we will
open the store, late firm of .
Kennedy & Co.
0’Lea_ry P. E. 1.
to the public on Thursday. April 25, at 7 o’cl0ck a. m., which will
mean the throwing on the market of $40,000 dollars worth of high
class merchandise at less than manufacturers’ prices.
The bulk of these goods was bought eighteen months ago, and
we are going to give the buying public of Prince County the benefit
_ We have not changed the price of an article in our large and
varied stock and most lines have advanced in price 100 per cent. or
more.
The stock is well assorted consisting of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Ready to Wear Clothing, Paints. Oils, and
Hardware, Flour and Feed. Time or space will not permit us quo-
ting prices, but suffice to say we will .uiidorscll any Retail. \Vl|olesali-.
oi' Mull ilrtlvi' lloiise iii (luiiiirlii toiliiy.
On ` the Cash System
_ Realizing we can scll cheaper for (71\Sll and getting down to
the same business basis as the majority of large firms doing business
in the Provinces we will adopt the wah Syatflll- It is needless to go `
into detail as to the advantages to be derived from such a system by
both buyer and seller but when we say we can save you money, we
mean it. and Will Sh0W YOU When you are open to do business with us.
As usual we are here to trade with the fiiriiiers and we are'
always ready to buy your iirotliwc or anything you have to sell, if at
all marketable. _We hope to maintain the high standard which this
firm had f0l` Paying hlgfll PYICGS. and hope to be favored with your
traue in the future as in the past.
We are, yours truly, ’_°. ]
I Kennedy & C o.
__ 0’Leary _