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::Appetite is useless unless digestion
is good. Dr. I-!amiiton's Pills make
tremendous appetite and keep diges-
tion up to the mark as well. The liv-
er. bowels and kidneys are stimulat-
ed, the stomach strengthened, and ro-
bust health quickly follows. Dr. Ham-
llton’s Pills instill vigor and snap into
the system. make tollis feel youthful
and happy. You‘ll forget ,von have a
stomach. forget your days ot sickness
if Dr. liamilton's Pills are used. ln-
sist ou having Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
250. oar bor. no other medicine so.
good.
-EXTENSION TABLE.-6-it. sur-
face Oak Extension Table. $4.98 only
on Wednesday nt 1-l0LMAN‘S, Sum-
mersidc. 755-i-2-2SME2i.
-WONDERFUL VALUES in v r
_(gr ¢
-iT PAYs=io buy in this Province.
-W. K. McGOUGAU, Globe FM E!-
chsnge, is Guardian Agent in Summer-
eldo.
-SEED FAiR.- The Seed I-‘air at
Summerslde will this year be held in
rue Miiecee Building as the Asrlcul-
tural Hall is being occupied by the
soldiers ot' the 105th.-H.
-CARD OF THANK8.- Mrs. Hen-
ry Burgess and sister Thanks the
Friends ot Kensington most sincerely
for their kindness during the illness
and death oi' their mother. 7544
-PATRIOTIC SERViCE.- A snl.lB
sum was realized at tihe dance held
in the Town llnll on Tuesday evening
by the young people. The dances are
e c y
department offered tor Wednestlay,
March lst. R. T. HOLMAN, LIMIT-
ED, Siimmerslde. 7554-2-2S.\lE2i.
well patroiiized and it is hoped there
will he more as the proceeds ure to
no for pntrlotii- purposes.-H.
  _
Victor Records
for March
A list of tuneful lilting melodies,
both vocal and in§trumental-includ-
ing all the latest
You never heard better.
They Go on Sale Today
just a few are listed below. But there are
so many others of
quality as to afford a moiit varied and
desirable choice.
Cell in early and hear them at any "His
Master! Voice" dealer's.
Three ten-inch, double-sided Victor Records-90 cents fd
the two selections:
Come Back Home to Old Kentucky Campbell dt Burr; |7947
Loading Up the Mandy Lee
_luanita
`Tis Not True
327.-i‘i3`.'.."3.‘l` 3125 ii.ll5l'E.lf.`ii'.l§’iZ.'..""" %l’.i'.I.`I.’I} ""2
A Specially Good Dance Record
A Little' Bit of Heaven-Medley
Molb Dear. lt`s You |'m After-Medle One-Ste 3
Two Exquisite Red Seals
Annie Lau rie
The Ninety and Nine
Culfent $UCCCSSeS»
such an excellent
Amencan Qiartel
fiiii E1‘.§I.`Z§} "W
Waltz Victor Mil. B.
y p g 5522
Vidor Military Bend
Nellie Melba 5855i
Evan Williams 64545
i
. Vidtrola IX $66.50" '
With l5tel~lsch. double-sided Vidar Records ill selsdioiis, your ova claoinei SU.”
Sold on easy payments, if desired __
Other Victrolas from $2l to $400 (on easy
payments, if desired) at any "His Ma£ter`s
Voice" dealer's in any town or city in -
Canada. Write for free copy of our 450-
page Musical Encyclopedia listing over
6000 Victor Records.
BERLINER GRAM-O-Pl-IO NE CO*
LIMITED
Lenoir Street r '
MONTREAL ` .‘ 1
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| svnv rowrt /uw cirv “T .
'd%|‘%cs"non oo.ssrrooolis1 \__._‘.i.s-/
vicroa account-mio: is can/isa t ,
"O8 .. . .. . .
_Qu LOOK IUI IIIS lAS1'%l S Y% n  H /
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H. A. TANTON & C0.
Victrola Headquarters
144 Great George Street, Charlottetown
-DNB 6lN1' per word each inser-
tion tor the advertising in this column.
Cnh must accompany order. lllni
mum charge, twenty-live cents.
-Tl-il MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Ls1!erty's Tensor
isl Psrlours, Summerslde.
-WANTED-By March 15th, tive
smart girls used to sewing, to learn
Millinery. Ra T. HOLMAN, LIMlT~
ED, Summerside. '
-FANCY DRESS MUSLINS in
our big wash goods sale, selling at
half price. INCLAIR & STE-
WART. LTD. 7556-2-28ME1i.
-A PIE SDCIAL and dance will be
held in Wellington Station school
Wednesday night. March 1st. Cancel
all other dates. 7529-2-28-Mil.
-WOMEN’8 SUITINGS worth up
to $1.00 per yard at 58c. on Wednes-
day ut ll0LliiAN'S, Summerside.
7554-2-28ME2i.
-SILK.-See our special values at
tho Silk Counter for Wednesday only
at llOLlllAN'S. Surnmcrslde.
7554-2-28ME2l.
-DRESS GOODS.-42-inch cotton
crepe dress goods, regular 38c. for
250. por yard in our wash goods sale.
SINCLAIR & STEWART. LTD.
7556-2-28ME1i.
-DAINTY NEW WAISTS worth
up to $1.35 for only 08c.; others up
to $1.25 for 79c. on Wednesday at
HOLMAN'S. Summerside.
7554-2-28ME2i.
-SHAKERS.-Aluminum Salt and
Pepper Shakers, weighted bottom,
for Wednesday only 9c. per pair.
R. T. HOLMAN, LIMITED, Summer-
sldc. 7554-2-28ME2i.
-FURNITURE VALUES-Be sure
to visit our Furniture Show Rooms
next Wednesday. You will be agree-
ably surprised at the values. R. T.
IIOLMAN, LIMITED, Summcrsidc.
7554-2-28ME2i.
-COTTON SHEETING.-5 pieces
Pure Bleaclicd White Cotton Sheet-
ing, 70 inches wide, firm in weave
and texture, s big value at this spe-
cial price, 22c. per yard. SINCLAIR
&- STEWART. LTD.
7557-2-28M2iE1i.
-RUBBER BOOTS.-24 Pairs
Men‘s Gum Rubber Knee Boots, made
with heavy corrugated rubber soles.
Special for Wednesday only. per pair
$2.75. R. T. HOLMAN, LIMITED,
Summcrside. 7554-2--28ME2i.
-CURTAIN GOODS.-5 pieces
Bordered Etamine Curtain goods.
handsome in design and colorings,
regular, 40c., on sale for Wednesday,
ivlnrcli ist, at pcr yard. 29c.
WART. LTD., 7556-l<l8ME!.i.
DOOM. fellllar $2.45, special tor Wed
nesday at 81.85 per ,-pair; SINCLAIR
& STEWART. LTD. 7556-2-28ME1i
-WASH GOODS-Onr special sale
oi' Wash Goods now* on. Do not tail
to see the bargains shown here.
SINCLAIR &' STEWART, LTD.
" 7557-2-28M2E1i.
-5 PIECES Bordered Scrlm.Cur-
tain goods. regular 25c., special now
at 150. pei' yard. SINCLAIR. & STE-
VVART, LTD. ` 'Z557~2»28M2lEll.
'-biut wsisrs.-2 dozen niacin
S sts, worth up to $5-00. re-
d tor Wednesday, March 1st.
$1. each. siltcnaln is STE-
wsnr. urn. 7551-2--zsiuziisii.
-SHIRTB-10. dozen men's iine
negligee shirts. coat style, sizes 14%
to 16. and sold as a leader the past
season at 59c. On sale for Wednes-
day. March 1st. your choice each
350. SINCLAIR & STEWART.
7557-2-28M2iE1i.
-WAISTS-4 dozen Ladies' Waists,
assorted kinds, some in the man tall-
ored models. with embroidered
fronts. priced from $1.90 up to $3.75,
your choice for Wednesday. March
1st, to clear at just $1.00. SINCLAIR
& STEWART. LTD.
7557-2-28M2iE1i.
MlSl|il|lE|lSllllillllG
WITH GREECE HlS
. llllll lil-Elllill lll’
LONDON, Feb. 24.-The following
statement of the interview which
General Ssrrail, commander of the
French troops in the Balkans, recently
had with King Constantine, has been
.telegraphed from Athens:
"During his conversation with the
King, General Ssrrnil showed that the
.military measures oi' the Allies were
irresistibly imposed by the situation.
He ventured the opinion that the King,
in similar crcumstances. would have
done the same.
"No Allied measures whatever were
taken with the object ot’ forcing.
Greece to abandon her neutrality.-
Greece was absolutely free to act
according to her interests and that
was why while recognizing the value
of Greek friendship and the bravery
ot the Greek army the Allies took
their military measures as ii’ the
Greek factor might tail them. But
the military measures ot' the Allies
were never intended to wound Greek
susceptibilltles or oifeiiil the Greek
Sovereign whose great ability is uni-
versally admired.
"General Sarrail gave clear an-
7557-2-28M2iE1i.`
-500 YARDS 40-inch grey cotton.
a good quality sells for 12c., special
for Wednesday, 10 yards for 90c.
Not more than 10 yards to one cus-
tomer. SINCLAIR & STEWART.,
-coucri covsss.-3 dozen 1-‘an-l
cy Couch Covers, Roman stripe de-
sign. with fringed ends. Regular
$2.50 vnliie. sale price for Wednes-
day, March Ist, each $1.39. SIN-
CLAIR & STEWART, LTD.
7556-2-28ME1l.
-TAKE ADVANTAGE oi' thu spu-
clnl trains from Charlottetown and
’l`i;.:nlsli to Summcrsldc on Wednes-
diiy, March lst. Every scct.ioii of
this .-it.orf\. will hitvo nttrnctlvc oi`i`or-
iiigs. Mako ii. iioic ni' our hnrgnin
list i`or this day. SlNCl.Allt & STE-
\VAR’l`. LTD. 7556-2-28ME1i.
-SEA COW POND.- Honor roll ot'
pupils ot Sea Cow Pond for month of
January iollowsz- Grade VII.-1.Esrl
Dalton; 2, Emmet McCa.rtliy; 3, Ro-
land McCarthy. Grade IV.-1. Ray-
mond Gavin; 2, Cecil McCarthy; 3,
Vernon Mc(`.nrtliy. Grade III.-1,Atlele
McCarthy; 2, Doyle Dalton; 3. Regina
Cunipbell. Grade Ii.-1. Leo Dorgxin;
2, Russel Dalton; 3, Isabel McCarthy.
Grade l.-1. Joseph Perry; 2, Peter
Perry; fi, Mary liorgnn. Perfect nt-
tciidnnro:- Cori M00-ariliy , Thecln.
Dorgan, Russel Dalton. lilnrl Diilton
und (‘llfi`orri l\flc(lnrtliy.-ll.
Fishing Boats
it you want tlshing boats or pleas-
ure boats designed and built
Write.
LESLIE CAMPBELL.
Cape Traverse, P.E.l.
7016-1-2611/iwi'm2mospd.
LTD. 7557-2~28M2lE1i.,'swedes 
swcrs to the Klng's questions and
cleared up several matters which had
been the cause of misunderstandings.
He concluded the audience by express- .
ing the hope that in the future similar'
misunderstandings might bc avoided.
0i liiiiciency oi
British Blockade
STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Feb. 23.-
(Corrcspondence)-The British block-
ndo of Germany lins~i’alled because
it camo too late, according to the
Swedish press and Swedish business
men.
As far as Sweden and iho other
Scandinavian countries :irc concern-
cd. the blockade only became rcnlly
eilcctive lust April. For eight
months prior to that time. or since
the very start oi! the war, the Ger-
mans, anticipatlng England's tactics,
were purchasing enormous quanti-
ties ot military supplies, especially
copper, cotton, aiitimony and tin.
through Sweden. Denmark and Nor-
way.
lmporters here are convinced that
by the time the blockade was per-
ioctcd Germany had stored up such
qiinntltles of these and other war
materials as to meet all her needs
for possibly two yours.
The claims made by the British
Government thai. great quantities of
war niatci-lui have been smuggled
liito Germany through' Sweden are
bitterly resented by Swedish mer-
chants. Those claims. which have
been given as it reason for placing
all sorts ol restrictions on Swedish
mercantile trade. are based on sta-
tistics showing lgreat increases in
Sweden's lmportations from England
and Amcricn. The Swedish mer-
chants point out, however. that.
prior to the wnr, Sweden was it hen-
' -MEN’8 DONGOLA and Box Kid _
atrifile
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ri. ' E f“onn tors" ofwaii racer issivmir
scores di $1; a chance to make their homes over for '~
Pretty "per -som f the prettiest' _,we had- "
done .up in rgaom lite-btiriier to match  --
Papers iorpany and every room in your house._Taste-
1 ful papers-smart papers and Just r1ghfI>.=P,¢_f8~ V151* 01°
SALE OF ODD LGTS
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  in . new Corsets 7
And still :mother corset of this wonderful
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four wonderftil _bargains
The factory wanted to kcep all the machines going during
thc dull season. . » -
And they wanted to give employment to all their hands
if possible.
So they decided to turn out four specials- iii enormous
quantity using every economy that big production will effect.
They offer ilicse four liiics -at just about tlic cost of mak- _
ing- io a lot of the biggest corset selling stores in Canada. This
store being the largest dealers iii Corsets iii Prince Edward Is-
land- got iii on this cliaiicc. ' _
Tliat explains liow we are able to oiier the four bargains
listed below. ~
NO. 54 SPECIAL is made of white coutil, medium bust
finished with lace edging. This corset has four hook clasps, med- ‘
iuiii long skirt four hose supporters, special 75c corset for. .59c
NO. 188, This corset is made of strong pivlviitemcoiitil,-, has
:i high bust, vt-ry long skirt with four l1osc"s\ipp"ortei's, ‘.»Aspecial
price   .. ._ .. ._   ....`79C|
This wr..-i is m;iiie“0f fin; cbiiiii, mééiiiim
' bust' finished around* top with satin and lace 'F
with embroidery
draw with i:ip_c,,lias along skirt, four strong
hose supporters- it also- haspiece of elastic
at the bottoin:of~tlie corsets each side of the
lacing $1.50.” \\/I~lI'l`F. SALE price . . . .$1.00
1 . _
drawn* with tape,,hns a long Five hook clasp, I
finished with :1 hook and eye at the froiit,.very `
long' skirt \v'itli six` strong hose st`1pp0rters,.`re-
gular price $2.00. WHITE SALE price .$1.50
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war has practically paralyzed' this
trade, and the country has had to
turn to other markets.
An opinion frequently expressed
hero is thai. as far as i.lic Scundluuv- A 
inn countries are concerned. Eng- B °
land has only succeeded iii crcatlm: 
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Germany.
. STOCK NOTES
Mr Edwin Reid oi' Sunny Slope
Farm. Rollo Bay. received by Wednes-
day's, Feb. 23rd boat to Georgetown, ii
registered Ayrshire 2 year old helier
due to freshen the latter -part ot the
summer, which he purchased from Mr.
'l‘. J. Hawkins, Col. Co., N. S. This
heiier is without doiiht one ot thc best
hreil Ayrshire:-i shipped to Eastern
Kings lor some time. and ought to
prove ii valuable nqulsitlon to the
Ayrshire industry of thc East. This
lielier is bred from some oi' the hcst
producing stock procurablo, sired by~
the famous Spring Bank Rodger,
whose dam qualified in the R. O. P.
‘test as a (our year old with 11365 lbs.
,milk and 511 lbs. butter tat. her dam
having qualified in 1915 in the R. 0.
-P. test producing 12,050 lbs. milk
and a halt sister from the same dan:
having qualified in tho R. 0. P. test a
ii two year old with 3,330 lbs. millt.
We wish liir. Reid success with his
vy purchaser ot Gorman goods. The
valuable purchase.
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Gasolene and
Kerosene
J ust for exam le you get FREE with the kerosene oil
can, 5 gallon of Epood kerosene oil-and wi_th’the Gasoleoe
can you get FRE 5 gallons of reiined i‘gae.’» _ ;_
The “Never Fail"  is made of galvgmzed iron.
with patented pumpma reversible  bfilhf
and easily carried a ut. The gasolene.-= to-Dllntod
red with GASOLENE in large ietéere-no dancer of _
making a mistake about the-conten . , - p ~
Today is the _‘best time to buy
l_|:_Reuben TpNp1_loi8n~i& Co. f
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Oil Cans
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abouts who does not need a good
oil can-or a good gasolene can
Here and now you can getone
-either for gasolene or oil-at a
mighty big saving.
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