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I ‘ "Ave you seen the very ‘ﬂu-qt, in fishingiéuiiiiliv-‘i?

i. Preserved .

U . Eggs i “ﬁpli instead ui‘ hail. Cull 1n and have a. .1001‘ at lhplil. Price Bile large Iii"- l

Q ‘Salmon

lIElPllSS W|lH iiitiiinsm

Until-lie mu “Fnrllll-a-illes” _ , The Fiuli Medicine

R. R. No. 1. LormnfOxi-J "For over three years, Iwng conﬁned to bed with Iflmnnalixnz. I treated with doctors, and tried nearly everything without beneﬁt, Finally, I tried “Fruit-a-tives". Before 1 lmzl used Izalfa box Isdw Miproz/emenl; tho pain was easier and tho swelling started to go down

JNO. ALFRED MCDONALD, Land Surveyor, Hermanvllila.

HAiMPSHiRE.—D_ivine services will be held (D. V.) next Sunday evening at 7.30.

ADVERTISE THE ‘BEAUTIES OF THE lSLANiL-By seniling your friends a souvenir of l’. E. l. only 57c postpaid. Guardian Office.

TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.- desiring transportation from Hun- ter River will obtain prompt ser- vice and reasonable rates by ap- plying for taxi service to Chester Wliitlock. . '

NOTICE TO. ADVERTISERS.-

Tiiii CENTRAL GUARDIAN

f The MacKinnon A Drug Co.

Kodak Store

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At all dealers or sent postpaid Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

(‘FOIL

I continued taking this fruit me- dicine, improving all the time, ané now I can ivalk about two miles and. do light chores about the place".

ALEXANDER MUNRO. i 50c. n box, 6 for $2.230, trial size 25c.

Whcn a woman begins to lose her eve-sight slio makes un ideal chirp-

Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must be in the Guardian Office ibefore noon of the day previous to publication and before 10 a. m. on Saturday.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. —~Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Tlior-

by burn oi Ottawa. announce the en- gagement of their niece, Ellu iilutizliimor Gordon, to Mr. John

‘Sinclair Sutherland, (formerly of (‘liarlotteimvn P. E. l.)Tlie inur- riag-e io take place at the end of May.

TNOTICE ‘!

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Magnet Cream Separator Pctrie lllfga, Co., Limited Box 485, Charottetown

H. R. Archer, General Representative

Milton McLeod, Agent 55 Prince Street, Charlottetown

HORSE BUYER '~E-AVES.- Mr l~‘. McLean. horse dealer forni-

erly of ilungor. King's County, who recently disposed of some fine Percherons, left on return to Zi/ioosejziiv, Saslc, this morning. .‘\lr. Mz-Lean expects 4o bu back in the province next month with a. carload of Western mares.

RECEIVES APPOINTMENT- Mr. S. J. i-ietherlngton, oi’ Cody's. N. 3.. who expects ‘to graduate this month from lll-acdonald Coll- ege, Ste Anne ile Bellevue, has been appointed Provincial Plant Pathologist. for Truck (lrops'with the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. Mr. Hetherington was on field inspection worry with the (iliarlottetown Plant Pathol- ogy Lahorntirryr last summer.

iN lIEllORIAM

CHARLES EASTER

“any will lcarn with (loop ro- lfrci of the (loath of Charles Eas- lci‘ of (fliarloiicioivn on April 20th lilil, from congestion of the brain .‘.lr. Easter was born u! North Wilt shire in 1847. his life's. work ‘WTIS spout in iktrniing. he also gave vcr_v efficient scrvicc as llflSlilllt-‘i- tor having licld ihis position for forty yours.

Stand Joe Woods’ tailor Phone mu. an mills m-omoiﬂy attended to. l

CAR OF BUR-NT LIME expect ed daily. Please book your or- tiers at once. iuers, Ltd, Emerald.

CHOICE LOT FOR SALE ON

ildeasant iStreet, l will sell on nlonday evening, May 15th com- inencing at 7 o'clock p. m. a choice lot oi‘ land 64 ‘by 100 situated on Pleasant Street adjoining the pro- perty of i-i. Bell and directly op- posite the property of J. H. Pal- mer. Terms at sale. Benjamin Car tcr Auctioneer.

NEW CREAMERY ENGINES.- Brucc Stewart & Cn., Ltd., have Just shipped a twenty five horse power steamer boiler to the Dunk itiver Dairying CUllfpZlDy and a. 15 l-i. I’. steam engine to the Tryon Dairying (Yo. ‘Fliey have also under ironstructiun a l5 ll. l’. one for the (Jentral (Io-operative Creamery, Suniniersidtr. ‘

‘EHE NEW KING'S COLLEGE. Oii Thursday next at 12 o'clock. noon, the corner stone of the new building ‘of King's College, Wind- son. N_ will be laid by the Honorable the Lieutenant ‘Govern- or ol‘ Nova Scotia. The Maritime Provinces should be interested in this event asiKings College is the oldest Overseas Univers-lty resi- ilen‘ce_ the corner stone of which was laid by Bishop Inglis in I791. A great effort is to the made in the near future to put Kings (Jol- lege, (the officially recognized col- lege for the Anglican Dioceses of

most important items of ‘business to be considered at the Diocesan Synod at Halifax next week. it is planned to- have a general canvass for the forivzird movement of the college in Prince Edward Island during the early part of June.

NEW USE FOR POTATO DIG- GEFL-F-Tlie residents of that set:- iion of country in the vicinity oi‘ the (forehead Road are being treat rd to something original and tin-- iuue in ihe way of road making iicnionsirzition. The itppitrzitiis iit- ilizeil for tlr- purpose is nothing more or less than u. potato (ligging machine, and it is causing great amusement among all who have occasion to travel over the Cove- limul Road. ll is not known who is the originator of this wonderful rlcvisc to improve the art of read- iii: ini; but there is a general sits- piicitin-that the blame lies either‘ with the (fomiiiissionsir of Public -\\'orks, the Supervisor or tlic

Two years ago failini; ‘health, live

on .-iccouiit oi‘ sold his farm

and with his Iwife and daughters moved to Cliarlotieiqsvn. He. bought the Savoy house now known as ilio Easter Hotel.

Mr. Easter was kind and courteous to all who knew him it can he true l_v be said he W011i away noi liav- lug an enemy. Those loft to mourn are his sol-rowing wife, one sou Edgar of Hampshire. two dough - icrs Mary, (Mrs (Ilizindlor), and Amy of Charlottetown, a grand daughter, Ellllllll. Chandler. Char - loineioivn. also one hroilici" John oi’ St. Vincent, l\linn.. one sister Airs. Archibald hiztstrer, (Yimary. ills remains were taken to Norili Wilisliire cemetery for burial. The funeral service at the house and grave, (which was very impres -- slve) was conducted ‘by his pastor Rev. Mr. Glendenniiig . The pail bearers were Wuii. Bowman. J- R- Edsvnrds, Isaac Smith, Richard, Mitchell. Wm. Clark, Wm. hliitchell.

Brings Happy Ease

Don't Eiidure Pain. Apply

iusLnow it was felt ihzit the mach- ine should its szilurv in some way.

Maoiviaster, the ‘well-known Can- adian member of the British parl- lament. operation under the hands of Sir Cutliliert Wallace.

years, iilii splendid enabled him to withstand shock and his condition is reported as encouraging,

ltoiidmastor. At any rate lilPi

strange looking innovation on tliq,»

as the work which it

is said to be iriterly useless. it.

liighwzrv builder.

be compelled to Gtlfil.

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SIR DONALD MacMASTER UNDERGOES OPERATION

LONDON, May 8.~—Sir Donald

yesterday iundierwent an

Despite the patienfs advanced constitution tho

(Jo-operative Far- '

o. PETERBATAXI BERVICEP- BhOD.‘ 1

Cigarette: lp‘ l‘ .‘

Treat InStore

For Music Lovers

On ‘Thursday evening next in the

Prince Eflwﬂfti Theatre, the Char- lottetown Choral Society will pre- sent Gs-uts "Holy City"—a famous oratorio. Those who attended the first concert given by this society in February last have memories of zrinost-ileiightful night devoted to the ‘musical art, and it is safe to predict. an event of even greater success on Thursday next. The Society will number about 100 vol- ces ,asslsted by an orchestra of 10 pieces. The chorus is exceedingly well lwlanced and excellent c1107!!! work will be heard. The solo work in the Holy City will be given by an excellent quarteite of Halifax singers, namely, Miss Donovan, Soprano. of All Saints Cathedral; l\li‘s. Wilson, (Yontraltopf St. Paul's Mr. Trayton Drake, tenor and ‘Mr. Haddock. bass. The excellence of thc '\V1llliG rendition will he great- ly enlianieil by the presence of

these visiting artists. IVLr. Drake is said to be a most sensational young tenor, who has created

great enthusiasm wherever he has

Fredericton and Nova Scotia) on appeared- a sound footing. The matter or An encouraging feature of the Y-lle College will he one of the presentationwill be an orchestra

of 10 pieces. All interested in music will note with pleasure the ‘beginning oi‘ an orchestra-not so many years ago this city boasted a first-class one, which regrettably ‘was permitted to die~and every assistance should bc given to the development of orchestral music. ‘ Mr. '1‘. Tvatkls, who needs no introduction to (‘haiilottetown iiiusir: lovers, will act as accom- panist to the soloists.

The sale of seats will be opened at the Box office on ‘fucsilay, 10th at liJ o'clock. The price of seats is (INF DOLLAR. and rush seats T5 cents.

-—~-~—-<v+>-_-_ DEC|$lON RESERVED lN THE ROSS CASE

Hearing of Evidence in Prelimin- ary Examination of Mansfield

roads is not Gamma,“ to brm,_,f|.\iansi'lelti Ross charged with be- in,pe,.i3hab1e reklunvn of a (leshming an accessory after the fact, in able nature to whoever it may helm“ "mme"

(Ices is ilenry Perry hero on February 26.

"my he a" Hg," for (“Ewing mJ-lay zifieriioop next by Stlpendiary taioes but it sadly missed its i‘e.'i!iCh“r1°-“_ 3' lemm- _ "evocation when ii. started out as ag“°“_“m“.‘"“ Pf “m. prohmlmlry , perhaps m, aﬂ_lilvliélllfltl(llllillll.ﬁ his case: The only count of the low price of potatoes'2:31:53’;E|']§$€,dtl3;larllwlggiai er to arrive murder on the night of the edy. He ilr-scribcil tho condition in wih-lch he found the Ferry and said that Ross upon his arrival that the man had apparently been (faptalns ‘watch iiiiisslngpTlie witness said he "had oiserved prove a good clue to the murder- er and with him in tliis_

LAUDS DANTE AS‘ A CATHOLIC Pope's

‘Relic: of Nine Successive Civiliza-

Biblical city Of Beth-Shan To Be Excavated

tlons Are Expected to be Unearthed

ATTACKED BY CRUSADERS

» Strategic Point of Value to Ancient Military Leaders Aspiring to World Domination

PHILADELPHIA, May iJ-Jlelics of seven or more cities which suc-

cessively stoed on the same site, and of nine different civilizations, are expected to be uncovered by

the excavation of the Biblical city Bethshan. in Palestine. which is

to be undertaken in June. The work will be doneunder the direc- tion of Clarence S. Fisher, curator of the Egyptian section of the Mu- seum of the University of Pennsyl- vania. Official permission to un- dertske this work has been receiv- ed froin the Government of Pales-l tine. ‘ Beth-shah is now known as Bel-

san. 1i. is situated in the valley: of Jezreel, just west of the Jordan

and not far south of the Sea of; Galilee. More great battles are;

bell-eyed to have taken place with, in sight of this city than, perhaps. on any other spot known to his- tory. The investigators hope to ﬁnd there the keys to the whole history of that section of the world written either on ‘marble slabs containing the laws, decrees, trea- ties iiud other information or on bronze tablets or written in clay with cunei-form characters.

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Beth-slum was a strategic point ,- of value to any of the great mill-j U V T‘ tary leaders of aneienttimes who‘ aspired to try his hand at world domination. it was on the route ‘Iii of all the builders of ancient emp I pires.

Begiiiiilng 5,000 years ago, it suffered the blows of the armies of Sargon, Abraham, Hammurabi, Seiinacherib, Nebucliadne z z a r, Tliothmes, Saul, David, Alexander. Pompey and Napoleon. Joshua led his ‘troops against Beth-shun, but could not take it because its

Attention

Ear Owners

Ross, Charged With Being An Accessory After Fact of Perry Murder Concluded at Yar- mouth

YAiitMOl/"llll. N. 8., May S.»

of Captain George

st, was renizizideil until Wednes-

following the ex-

at the scene of the

trag-

home had told him

robbed as the and ‘purse were, that the watch would

the accused had agreed

m.

Encyclical Recalls the Poet's Fidelity to the Church

ROWE. May 9.—~On the occasion of

(lefenilcrs used iron chariots-fore- ruuiiers of the tanks oi‘ the world ivur. ,

The Crusaders made Beth-shun a point of attack in ‘their vain ef- forts to conquer Damascus. When the Assyrians came down like a wolf on the the fold, Betli-shan was one of the places they took and it has been dominated in turn by the Greeks, Romans and Arabs.

The investigators expect to ﬁnd there the strata of perhaps more than seven cities, each built upon the ruins of the other as siicces- slve ivaves of invasion swept over and destroyed it, it is ivitlilu sight of he Mount of Transfigura- tion, the scene of battle between David and Saul, and the Witch of Endor, who recalled the shade of the Prophet Samuel to enlighten Saul, had her home near this au- cleirt city whose secrets now are sought.

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REBE-LLION IS OVER

the sixth centenary of the death of Dante Pope Benedict has ad- dressed nn encyclical to all stud-

"piano? L1H IM E NJ‘.

The Remedy your Grandmother uud to Get [Sure Relief.

RIIGA| May 8.—~A Moscow des- patcli today announces the quell- ing' of the revolutionary movement in the province of Tambov, led by General Antonofi’, n former Bolshevlki commander, which has been reported in v progress for nearly two months piist. This revolt was organized on lines slin- iliar to those of tho Kronstadt re- volt led by Stephen Petrichenko,

enis of Catholic universities institutes.

an d

recalling the poet's

fidelity to the Catholic religion. ,

sages from Danie

iThe Poiitiff quotes many pas-

llS confirming

!he Catholic doctrine and as show- inig how profound was Dante's res-

pect for the church and the authority

teachings of the

of the

itnnian ‘Pontificate.

Pope Benedict explains passag-

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es from the works of the poet in ivliich Dante roproachetl the Popes or ecclesiastical dignitaries by observing that thils was due partly to circumstances, lDﬂfUy to vicissitudes in the poets life or to false information received by him. in concluding, the encyclicai pro- claims Dante as the “greatest singer oi’ ilie (‘hristlan truth" and invites all scholars to study his

as they were written. .

OH l-LD WIELFAR E M EETING

At Eldon. Baptist Churcli_ Mon- day evening, May 16th. 7_30 p. ni., in connection with Red Cross Crusade for Better Health.

Everyone invited.

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THE ELKS Dance at the Casino

WEDN EBDAY, MAY 11TH,

AT 9 P. M. REFREQHMENTS

GHAPERONEO

Mrs. Gavan Duff! Miss Herbert Holl Mrs. Harry Brown Tickets may be obtained from the following:

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Victor Oovyle

Taylor's Bookstore

Rodin’:

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DANCING

works in the same Christian spirit _

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