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‘You must try RED

PEKOE. A little higher price than other teas, but a real difference in quality. Now, packed in Aluminum.

Western Guardian

_.WHIST PARTX-— Mrs. John entertained the C. W. League with a Whist the night of the 18th inst. There were and all the evening's plfly, The ladies’ prize was won by Mrs. A. ‘MdGra-th, the gentlemen's by Mr. James Whalen. the consola- tion prize by Jos. Bernard. A dainty lunch was served which also was

Inman, Aiberton.

some thirty-five present thoronlllly 61110333

much appreciated by the players.

-_TRAIN TROUBLES. --A brok-

e“ axle on the locomotive of the freight train which left Summer-

» aide at 12.05 (noon) Tuesday for " considerable The about a half A ‘tone to

caused inconvenience.

Tignlsh

trouble and accidflllt occurliflll _ mile this side of St. Louis.

wrecking crew was sent nut from

this city, which placedthe disabled

the western truiu which leftChar- lath-town at‘3.-i0 in the 1111811101111 for Tignisli to proceed after consid- arable delay. not reaching her dea-

tinatlon until li o'clock this morn- The disabled locomotive will be brought to the shops here for re-

lug. pairs. PERSONTLS '

_|Mi53 Mary Keefe, daughter of

Mrs. Joseph Keefe. Allle-Ylml- wlw has spent thc_ past few 1191-115 l“ iioston, arrived home to spend n brlci‘ holidaywlth her 111011191‘-

wfli-Qbm-i- THE MARKETS (Canadian Press.) MONTRMNL, Feb, 23.——'l‘he ex-

port trade in gflllll 011 llle Mfmtgslfle] market was 8811i“ (lull l-Olllly‘

being no demand from foreign buy-

ers that could be accepted. B1111" mesa in ocean grill" Y°°m "m" Canadian winter with the result uumburg freight was

and more is

bushel. ‘Cur lots No. 2 o.‘ w-qwllffi sum at 711/: Qgnlfl and No. .. c.w.

m, 601/, cents per bushel. The ilourl$l0~90-

Houses FOR SALE

ken. Will arrive about February 28th, 60 choice horses, well b"? double and single, from twelve to fi ftecn hundreddpotlndqgvogzweinlmet seven years old. Some choice matched teams an a no

ed Clydesdale mares. This lot hH-o

, t “ “gr; good, Will be on private sale at Agricultural Hall and 5W1 i1"

d. Bell's stables. Apply to

40-18 2-2l-tlitnw.

4, 1927

‘is good tea”

t

(engine on a side track, allowingwas no improvement in the volllnlo

no was slow,of livestock for 3?... some snotlamounted 1o 88 wtlle- 1126 calves service m‘ st. Peter's Bay, last let recently.126 calves. 540 h0g8 1111‘! 9 sheep‘ Sabbath, tho ‘Pastor made fitting n, twelve ceu[fi per hundred Doundsffho cattle 011811115 W119 made “P ° reference to the loss sustained ‘by now offering 111 9°11!" teen cents per hlllgltlaltgtl Lrprtunllils: 9Y<iynf>d tilt‘ Chelldazb future mar-lwere 60111111911 1o c0115 and bulls at Neill, Pastor oi’ Gagetown, N. B. He ‘lueet ‘for corn‘ today local ‘prices for from $3.50 to $4.00 i151‘ Gf-lmmllllrml“ was a minister who was greatly cash corn were reduced two to fouri fairly good cows and 11D l0 $437“ €°r‘lovetl. and who did splendid W011i (lentfl p01‘ bushel. Sales of Amerbillilfly good b11115. ‘Gunners sold 0‘; in the Presbytery of P. .12. island. can No. 2 yellow were made at 9042.00 and $2.50. 0118 l°l °1 g°°il veil] when he was pastor in Orwell, ‘collie. No. 3 yellow-at 89 cents, N0f|calves averaging 120 pounds 18°‘ Murray River and Wooddslairds. He 4 yellow at 85 cents. sample yellowyfor 11.75. Poorer qllflllly l‘ mfvwas a native of Orangedale. C. 13.. corn at 82 cents, and cool sweet-brought $10.50 t0 $111391“? we” and a graduate of Queen's Univers- émn a, g0 cents per bushel, ex-lsteady at $12-00 With 8 32-00 “army-Kingston, Ont. Ile is survived store The spot market for Canad-ihog bonus on nelofllfl 811ll 50 Cenlglby his wife and daughter, Miss ian western tints was also weakerlper hilndredweiflht O11 Blwll“ "n ‘Jennie MaoNei-il, B. A, who is a

neg

ROSE ORANGE

trade was without any new 168N119 to note, The demand for Spring 111111 winter wheat grades bein! Hillel and prices steady. A £8.11‘ 81111111111 "l business was done in all lines of ‘millfeed and values were unchang- ed. The demand for standard 811-10" es of roiled oats showed n0 i111- provement and business was Blow- The feature of the e85 lralle ma“ was again the weakness that. 1119‘ veiled and prices scored a further decline of one to three cents I161‘ ‘dozen. This was attributed l-O "19 idepyegglon in the United States [situationof late and the trontin-ued ‘liberal supplies coming fOPWB-Fll here, The market was moderately active. Fresh extras were 111ml"! ‘B! 45 cents, flrsts at 41 cents and 86¢- onds at 40 cents per dozen. The re-v cetlpts were 1,719 cases. The tinder- the ‘potato lTlflPKél; WuB easy at the late decline not- ed on account of the fact that 111818

of business, Sales of odd 0MB °l ll-‘rince Edward‘ ‘island green mount- ains were made at $111010 $1115 D91‘| bag o; ninety pounds and Quebec varieties at $119 1° 51-15. P" bag of ninety pounds in hulk ex-track. Ipflces f9,- an gradfls of butter were ‘well maintained under a fair de- lmand. Sales of finest New leaiand

day night Abbies and Amherst I .

Central Guardian

HOCKEY FRIDAY iiight, Cham- pionship game, Abbies and Am- herst. ‘4036

M11751‘. Prowse iBroa. Ltd.,

5o eovs surfs regular value to ‘$12.00, clearing it "L150. A wonder. tvhbarxani. Prowae Bros. ma.

. ~ z - . 4047

CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY an. .403

MENS AND BOYS new spring cans Just arrived latest styles and patterns. Lowest prices. Prowse IBIOS. Ltd., 4947

n 25 E1025‘!!! LAIZIES Silk Hose all 9W" 8111111; s odes. Re . V l

$1.50 t0 $1.75 for 79c. 8a ‘pd’: Prowse Bros. Ltd., 4047

FUNERAL NOTICE. '—The Fun- eral of the late Annie Sharply Chowan will take place from her parents residence 32 Elm Avenue, 511111111817. Feb- 23111. service start- "18 all {l I1. m. Interment High- field Cemetery.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS and dance tonight. Cards 8.30 BllB-TP- Dllllllllli; 9 o'clock. Those W110 llllve not received invitations can Bot 8111118 by Dhoning OI‘ calling. at S. A. MacDonald's or J. A, Brady's. ‘ 4049

‘FREE PEWS.-At a meeting held in the United ‘Church, Marie, on the

cards

‘unanimously in favor of free seats the decision to take effect immed- iately. "Free seats, everybody wel- 001116." is the congregational motto.

ENJOYABLE TEA.- The Shin- ing Star Mission Band of St. James Presbyterian Church held a very profitable and enjoyable afternoon tea and sale. in the achoolroom yes-

creamery butter were made at 41% cents to 42 cents I181‘ ilmlllll 11ml,‘ eastern townships regfllfllell N" 1 pasteurized at 411/, cents to 41%‘ cents per pound, The receipts were| 53 packages, The cheese trade was‘ gain extremely dull and valuesi were inclined to ‘be 9.881% Welilel" grades were quoted at 18 cents to‘ 181/, cents per pound. The receipt! were 102 boxes.

Livestock Report ‘

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Feb. 23.——1Receipts today's market.»

,two loads of fairly good northwest jsteers and the balance common ‘dairy type cows and bulls, Sales

“iieavies or $12.00 flat. 111i" being; 0

‘made both vgayli- S°w5 $915 l ‘l

been specially nelectcd and are

WOOD G. MeNEiLL

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Fenialtv-lieili Wanted i WANTED - ‘HOUSEMAID AND‘ laundry maid. Apply Falconwood Hospital, 3994-2-2231

DVERTISEMENTS

A 4.4.4-

.100 per llno no word! 5e per llno of 5 Iflflll 1g pu- [Ill of 5 111mb

To Let ' TO cer-seems nos LIGHT

housekeeping. ADDly 220 Q1199" Street, ‘City.

WANTED—-A CAPABLE MAID. Apply 30 Pleasant Street. 4048

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL housework who understands plain cooking. Apply by letter to “A" care of Guardian Office.‘ Charlottetown. ‘ !

3996 2 22 3i

Miscellaneous POULTlRY NOTICE-I AM '51» buying dressed fmvl and chick-. ens. J. D. Jenkins. 40211-22361.

JNO. ALFRED MGDQNALD’ LAQ‘; FOR sAue- so Acne cunt,

Surveyor, Hermanville. P. E. I. 3924 2 11,11,310, . . . - t... , _

AUTOMOBILE AND cannmoé painting. Edward Hailorniuz-Jate of‘ ‘Bruce ‘Stewart & Co., Ltd. Jfnving started‘ paint,_lliop in rear of 95 Fit y St...is now prepared to paint automobiles

and carriages. 4020-2-23-2i.

.- ' wanted

wanna-cancers. mo Pan. snipa~ Maynard Fraser, Market fiuildlng, Charlottetown. 224 4i

i 1408i

_'_‘*.i*-_“'—'_-' . LOBT- IN THIS CITY LAST week a gentleman's gold finger‘ ring,loot_.w1th large oval carbun-g . .-'-.l"l-l1%e (lame, at Gt rdian,

Office. eword, ‘P-vir ->

40M 24 Bi ‘

u--~_..»...-a_-.... ..

FOR SALE - THREE. BROOD,

FARM FOR SALE AT BROOK-

_ HORSES FOR GALE-CAR LORD

‘ll. Wright, Montague. 4019-2-3§Wh

For Sale int—v—i roa SALE - BUFFALO ROBE

accordion, and organ. Apply 30o Fitzroy st. 4045 2 24 31

family sincerely wish to thank all: the good people who were so kind. visited and aided t-hem in their,

toftlfly- The pretty articles offer- ed for sale were readily purchased and the dainty tea served by the young folks supervised by their teachers was very tootiisome.

WILL REFEREE GAMES. - Mr Frank Brmvn of llloncton former Abegweit coach has boon chosen to referee the home and homo games between the Abegweits and Amherst. Brown has won an enviable reputation in the Mari- times as a referee ofthe highest calibre and consequently the fans of this Province will receive the news with the greatest satisfaction.

KLN-DLY REFER ENCE-At the

the‘ Maritime Conference of the United‘ Church of Canada. in the passing away‘ of Rev. A, J. Mc-

successful teacher in 'l‘oronto. -———<-o->———- BIRTHS McKAY—At ‘Springfield, Lot 67, on

‘Feb, 22nd, 1927 to John B. and Mrs. McKay. a daughter.

ammo: or new: winter

count. See our special line, of men's

winter caps at. 50 eta. Prowse‘ ma. Ltd. 4047‘ ORGANIGT Rsmsmnzni-zlm-l

goys OVERALLSI Bu“ 3 m suAt a meeting in St. John.“ Umwdy ‘Special 60c. youths 10 to 1s. Spec- clmmll- ‘M11116. on 11w 17th inst... Mrs- Harold E. Webster, form-ill" m“ glddorgauista was presqnted Wm‘ anliearn of his death which ' d

ress-an a sum or money, as a °°°'""‘° token of appreciationof her‘ eific irecently l“ D““bu"y- con“-

ient services. and as an expression

run ‘cnasnorrarowu cuaanmu can! to clear at 20 per cen-t dirlDQath;

Milk Libel Case 01‘ Y. M. C. A. (Continued-fro; 1181c 1)‘ Secretary

The many rrteuali of MLC .1. 0y. former secretary of the cal Y. M. C. A. will regret to

The Dofoildflllt- company nub- llsbes in the city of Montreal I daily paper The Star, which been very large circulation in the city‘ and district of MontreaL ‘

For the purpose of this cause it is necessary to recall briefly what occurred before the Milk By-law was adopted.

Mr. Riley was born in Oatfleld,

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After a series of experiments we will! ‘ thrived much better on pasteurized the some quality milk not Pol nrlz ._ ‘ Pork, Rofeuor of Columbia f nil-WI,“ Iliad . ‘ Bacteriologiat in the United States Pub y ltii 1--

Slnce general paateurizatloncanio [bin offset them i" not been a zlngie known case of typhoid fever, scarlet

lover, septic sore throat and diphtheria derived from mint, t‘ in New York Oily-Dr. William H. Park. ' '

I should bate to try to ‘bring about ‘o reform‘ like y, pasteurization without the assistance of tho PPBII.~—'DI'.

“ll or‘

‘rials of Miss

or be” w| IN- Y-. in which place be received mm Sh“ (or a happy marrledia high-school education after which _ |for same tinlie ‘he was eligiployed as w|Ls°N_ v __ _ _'a ra way cer . 1n 94 at the LAggs M‘ lafigenigrdlage of 23 he entered the ,Y. M, C. Thomas J_ Wilson both or ComlA. service with the East Buffalo. cord’ N‘ H" took ,.pmce Saturday railway dent. After serving his even,“ M 5 0.0km]; at m9 Dune} apprenticeship he was . appointed age or the Baker Memorial Menu) General Secretary at Sydney Mines ma, Emscopa, Chfimh 8 Gm“ . s. and in the-full of 1910 was street The pastor ’Rev Ralph transferred to Charlottetown where L_ Mmker’ omciated’ at “'16 care he remained until June, 1914. He molly’ the single ring service belngmas active during the war period ‘may ML Wilson is employed by|in association war work after we Concord Lumber Company Mr which he was connected with the and Mrs Wilson will make their Chicago Expansion work "m" home in m“ ‘my Mm Wilson,“ 1924. His last activities were former home was ‘m Hunter River with the Financial Service Bureau R E_ L’ where her mother Mrfldof the National Council. wmlanl Large now resides M“); For the past two years Mr. Riley friends will join in ha pieslt felicl- Buttered "om mm“ trouble and nations . P’ ‘two months before his demise was ' l (compelled to retire from active

NE __,wor . _ StepflvirgrefiigTgfiestligLgLNgchb‘ Mr. Riley was an untiring work- tect, Mr. T. Blanchard "of this cityier who always exertellmmselt to foi‘ the immediate erection of thelme utmost l“ ‘my “my he was ca" new theatre on 'the lot of landed upon to perlorm’ H“ natural’ sometime ago purchased o“ theiy sunny disposition made for him comer of Great Gem e and Gum many friends and his endeavors [on s“, t Th, g were always crowned with a meas-

ee S‘ s l0" w“ bemgnre of success in whatever centre surveyed out Tuesday by Mr. J.

Some several years, and especi- lily since 1920 the publishers of the Star supported with great vigor those who were interested in the passing of the Pure ‘Milk 13v- iaw by the City of Montreal. The Health Authorities who had en- deavoured for years to have such By-law submitted to the Council of this city of ‘Montreal encountered strong opposition from a nunlber of milkmen. The evidence show! that as a result of the comrbined efforts of the health authorities. and the campaign carried on through the columns or the Star; The Pure Milk By-law was au-b- mitted to the said Council of Mont- real on the 20th. of Feb. I925.

‘I would call your attention to a letter of the Secretary of the Province to the ihdayoi‘ of Montreal. in which he states; the Province put an appropriation at the dis- posal of the Health Authorities to fight the scourge of infant mor- tality. ‘One of the necessary ele- ments of this struggle so far as the Government 888s it is the regulation of the milk supply. The example of other cities should remove any hesitation. For example

17ll1 "IBM the congregation decidetfbulllllllli 111K911-

Hermanviile and measurements,‘ and the "lay-out" for the proposed

ably one of the most valuable in the city. measuring 51 feet on

on Grafton. At $11,000, the prleel paid by the theatrical company it} may be said to be cheap. lilizj Spencer of St. John, N. B., the‘ leading man of the theatrical com-l puny is now in California, but Mr. Blanchard his representative in this city is proceeding with the work. The plans are completed and the data now being taken is to aid in getting oat specification, length required for the steel beams and other iron and steel structural material. Tho, building will be of steel, brick and concrete with con- crete floors and foundations. Standing opposite to the Bank of Nova Scotiu. building this structure

appearance and architectural de- sign and will be an ornament to the city. The streets Great George and Grafton are rightl angular though the street-line of’, houses on Grafton are, somewhat‘ out of line. But this will be right in the erection of this theatrical building by making a square cor- ner at Great George and Grafton and the city engineer, Mr lNichol- son, is generously co-operating with Mr.

_____.-<0->——?- r‘, ‘ PERSONALS _ l

Mi; S, A. MacDonald leaves this’ morning on a business trip to Mon- treal and New York.

Mr. John Ready of Currie & Mur- naghairs returned home after pay‘ ing a visit to Emerald and vicinity-

‘Condllctor Roderick McDonald. I-{i-ilsboro Street. has returned from tine ‘City lllospital, halving completely recovered from his re- cent severe accident.

Mr. Roderick McKay was in the city yesterday on his way to hi8

DEATHS

CAR NKSlday'

Mr. and Mrs. M. G- Donneliy and.

family. Vernon River wish to thank, ‘ their many friends for their sympa- hand of the Superior Court thy, mass cards. and kind messaiwfl ~lll1lg° my received, during their recent sad bereavement,

-“1‘>--‘-“- CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Corbett and

d .A l t this office. er pp y a 1022~2-23-1i.

type) due to farrovr Priced to sell. Donald F. MacAu- lay. Souris East, 39662 198

vated ground. For sale with furniture. Apply at Mr. Joseph .Wilson. lMount Vernon, P. E. l. ‘ 4010-2-23-61. ‘

field, of 109 acres, excellent land

for potato growing. good house, Mro. Jame; MeAuolnnd. and out-buildings, 1% miles from ‘ Tyne Vllifly-

Colville ‘Station, convenient to churches and schools, Floor terms for quick sale. For further particulars, apply to Alex. Mac- Donald, Brookfieid. 2-28-tii.

of horses to arrive in Montague about March 18, including‘ 6 Belgian mares weighing from 1300-1400 ihs., +4 y", 2 geldings (matched) 1500 lbs. 4-41 yrs, 2 geldingo I850 l-bl. 4 and 6 yrs. Balance of- our, lighter weight, none over q yrs.‘ ‘Notice of sale later. -A.

.2

A

recent sad bereavement.

4038"

in loving ‘ memory of my dear Mother, Mrs. Solomon Palmcnwho departed this life

‘February 24th, 1928-

You are not forgotten, Mother dear,

Nor will you over be

‘Al long an life and memory int

I will remember time.

Inserted By Her Duuohlil‘

PHONE 149 l

UNDERTAKER

N. D.‘ MacLEAN “ EMBALMER -

KING IQUAII

his daughter, Mrs John MacLeodn- ‘Royalty Junction. l | ' REAGH-At her residence, Miltonl P. E. 1., on Feb. 22nd, 1927, Atla L., widow of Venerable Archdea- con Reagh, aged 79 years. Funer- al from the residence of her aon- in-law, Mr. Pope Hooper today at 2 p. m. Service at the house.

MARTIN _ In Toledo. Ohio. Wed- nesday, February 23rd, William A. Martin, formerly of Charlottetown. lFunerai notice later.

Mrs Roderick Grant, Bflnllolbl who entered the P. E. island Hos- pital last. week. is rapidly 19°01'91"

.| u n_ Hef verdict lrllgnzlflflesd: 61102.1? (1):: rune?‘ com-Ilgners eélqlllfy ":10 Ettihe titeath Aoiistation CFCY of this city. ames rown, o mon on, - ‘bsrta, a student at the Inndonl A bridal party consisting °l M““,‘$0h00l‘ of Economics. whose ‘body lDiayed or sang lu such an 41006111‘ and Mrs.‘ John 0. McDonald. I-Iow-iwas recovered from the River Them Bible and finished manner as to re- rl J. McDonald and Miss May Mfiies at Battersea on lSninday. Brown‘, 11cc; great credit, upon themselves n ‘ Mount Stewart were who was a stepson of Assesso Tainan their teacher. The whole group guests at the Queen Hotel yefllerwwalker. of Alberta, and a gruduatwof performers on last evenings pro] 0i the ‘Unll/ef-‘llly 0f 1111191111. lBll 8mm. are pupiisof Professor ‘Canada last August tote-Re a B1166‘ Fletcher, and‘ the program was ar- ‘ial course in London. ‘He had won ranged under his supervision. ,‘the l.O.D.-E. scholarship, and was to

plete recovery. ~ i

Donald of

Judges Sworn In

QUEBEC, Feb. art-utilise Maro-‘u

of the ‘ ‘Court were sworn in today in tthfi. court house by the adnilnistrao I of the province. Sir Francis Lem- ieux. Chief Justice of the 8x19191119’

O. McDonald, Land Surveyor of,“ was located‘

widow and one daughter both 0t The lot ls prob whom reside in Dunbury, Conn.

Great George Street and 87 1-2 feet

Stanley Baldwin in the House of Commons that the British government had not extended invitations to any of

ate with British troops in protect-

will vie with that fine structure lnlzabotg; Central Hull, asked if the

in lmplemelftlifliirlghfllitla ittllelaaarchltec‘

i home in ‘i-Iopefield, after visiting BODY OF EDMONTON s-I-UDENT‘ i l I

the city of Cleveland, the infant, mortality which rose to 276,000, has been reduced to pasteurization to 80,000, - - I hope I can count on your aid in this matter s0 that the Provincial Government and The ‘Municipal Council In‘ Montreal may take whatever action they think. necessary to preserve the health of the citizens. Believe me Mr. Mayor. Your very devoted, . (Signed) AWWIINNJKSlE DAVID.‘

He leaves to mourn his loss, a

Invited to Send Troops t0 China

(Special to the Guardian) lIJQNIDON, Feb. 23. —~ Premier

The discussion of the Milk By- law was of great public interest, and was in fact great public con- cern. Every man woman and child in the city of Montreal was in- terested In seeing the By-law should become effective as soon as possible, for the reasong l have stated. and which were given by all the experts and bacteriologistsv who were heard as witnesses in this case. The Prolvinciai Govern- ment through the secretary of the Province. The Health Authorities. and the Daily Newspaperg amongst which was the Star, urged the Authorities not to delay the coming, Premier Baldwin replied, “but I into effect of the By-luw. v have been told that no statement ‘Many authorities have ‘ of any kind was made to that ei-- Cited 0n both Bldefi. 111111 lWlll 011W‘ fect. in any case there has been! trite two. which l think contain the no correspondence at all." lllw 011 the 5111111901.