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Who Died March 24, 1924

Memory

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Ola Insertion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Iuur Insertions ‘ Eight lnlcrtlonl . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

. 10c pa: lino of It words be per lino of Ii words ‘lo pl!‘ lino of l words

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Agents \Vantcd

AGENTS WANTE T0 EARN five to ten (lollars daily selling ‘Hosiery for the family, from mill to customer. Samples free. ‘Sterling Hosiery I.\lills, Toronto, ‘Ont_ 1i.

Junie Help \"I\llt0(l

BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM- pioymeut for Bwrbers- Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Mol- er Barber College, "Department

"F" Halifax. tl-l-tts-tt. WANTED-—0N FARM NEAR Charlottetown reliable man

married preferred, house provid- ed. State expcrwncc and wages expected. Steady employment and good wages to the right man. Aildrcss "Farmer", care of Guardian. ‘ 1053 3 21 3i

WANTED-A COM PETENT FARM. er to manage (lnphaua-gc Far-m ‘at Mt. iierhort, Applicants must i-vtate qualifications. references and ‘salary expeoieil. Apply to l. M. Brown. Secretary, Carr; of McLean and

‘ ‘iottc-town.—1081-3-24-4i

Situations Vacant $ SELL HOUSEHOLD NECES- sltics; greatest imaginable de- mand; have ‘business oi‘ your own; make livc ilollars up ‘laily; capital or experi“iico_ . unneces- sary. IlI'!l(IIOyUlll'l'ClSi)ll, ltrant- ford, Ont. 34-14m-

‘QI-ftnnule 11:1; \—V antcd

MoKlnnnn, Cbar- .

For Sale

FOR SALE-A IIEJIJERN HOUSE, desirable location. lawn. shade trees and garage. Write Box 446,

city. 712-3-3tf.

FOR SALE--127 ACRES L‘AND at Keppoch. Apply to McLeod it Bentley or Harold McKie. Keppoch. 929 3 14 stt 5i

FOR SALE - 100 ACRE FARM at Scotcliifort, in high state of cultivation, handy shipping. Ap- ply to Roland Currie, Scotchfort; also 100 acres on Afton road.

98841-18-141

FOR SALE— PARLOR SUITE newly upholstered in good qual- ity tapestry, consists of eettec. rockcranil three chairs. Ap- ply G. C. McLean, N. Wiltshirc.

107232321

FARM FOR SALE-AT LONG Iliwr 1(i0 acres, 80 acres clear ‘Iialanco covered with hardwood and lumber. Good buildings. near school. churches and stores. Apply Allan A. Campbell, Graham's Road 1079-3-24-2i.

Misteellztncous

FOX FEED — FRESH KILLED tripe can he shipped daily. Ap- ply to Public Abbatolr, Halifax. N. S. 1075 324 141

WANTED TO RENT—MAY 1st. 7 or ll room house, (‘fentrally loc- ated, wit: modern conveniences, writé l’. u, ilox 124.

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THE OHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

. Central Guardian ,

SHOP FROM Hartman's Jutnlog-

ATTENTION IS CALLED to tho sale by Auction of the doutble tene- ment house on Kin-g Street tomor- row, ‘the 25th .inst.. a1 12 o'clock noon ‘by Palmer and Palmer. Terms easy.——1084.

NEW UNIFORMS. —-Yesterday the Western Union telegraph mes- sengers of the Charlottetown of- fice made their first appearance in their natty new regulation uni- forms. '

BOARD OF TRADE TONIGHT. —-There will be a general meeting of the Board of Traile at 8 o'clock this evening." Mr. H. A. Ellis of ‘Montreal will be present and will optlinc a proposition in connection with development of business with North Shore of N. i3. and Quebec ports. A full attendance is urged.

SHIP-OWNER HERE—Mr. H. A. Ellis, Montreal, owner of the "Gasipe Tra-der" arrived in the city last evening, and ‘luring ‘iris stay here will confer with the lloard of Trade with a vic‘\v to having this vessel placed on a route ‘between ‘this port and Northern New Brunswick ‘in or- der to ‘build u‘p a biaritinie market. Mr. Eihis was met at the station by the Board of Trade ‘transportation coininiittco. aml was in conference with ‘that ‘body last night.

LOT 40 NOTES-Tho fishermen of this district are Iicginning to look shorewzirils. ln-ilications are favorable "for an isanly start ‘at ‘the lobsters-‘Thl. people of this vlc— iiiiiy arc mostly through saaving their ‘fil'(“\\'()()ti. Mr. l/eonaril Mc- Ewen is. finishing up for ‘the sca- soii at Mr. ilcubcn l)rakes.-—~llis many ‘friends are sorry to learn that uh.‘ noted evangelist lilr. ilrace is sl-iglrtly indcsposefi, the result uf a strenuous ‘winter's ‘pmacliing. lit‘ zintonds holding rwo meetings only ‘this \ve‘i'k.——i\lr. John Layboit is fast becoming a very able ‘itssist- ant of tMr. Bruce in ‘evangelistic woi-la-tln ‘Pnesday ‘the 17th, a nuiu- ber of ‘the youngfulks gathered alt ‘mo home of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baker to bid farewell ‘to their ‘laughter Hazel. who ‘was leaving tho following morning for the city. A very pleasant evolving was spoilt ‘in games an-d music till about mid- night when all ‘so. down to a sivnip- tuons ropast rvrd in Mrs. Baker's best. ertyale. Again music and fun was rcsirmed until the ‘wet,- sma hours win-n all ‘I“pari“d ‘for their homes flailing that they ‘hail lndt-iul spent an enjoyable time and wishing the young lady the ‘hr-st of luck in lici‘ ll(i\\' F‘lll'l‘()llll(i‘ili_Z‘S.

__ ___,____..__..___. FOUND-I-ADVS WATCH 0N VWWEERQSONALSI V‘ wANTED-Jaupu‘ NURSES: SOM- W f’ 7 Dfflflt Hospital. Skowhegan. ‘Mflug 11 (h-lyrnli._lll___4‘l_l ‘ ' . i‘. ilnimun. Sunrnurside. Maine. 7154934301 _ ‘ ‘ ‘ ,; the visitors. .in the city

WANTED--EX PE-ITIEENCED COOK i

good wages. AIIIIIY ‘WWII! “'"'i "—_—'“—"‘"' iii?“ All‘: -\_ I‘. l"‘ Suuris. was in nuns Chrisiiitn .\:‘so“-n‘it2i“iii’.‘“ ‘v lint‘, IPAHZIEHR- tin‘ ‘my on a \ Ycsttxnlziy. ‘it -l-'.. . 1i. - -. .- - . i . ' ‘. -. i-{oo-i—- \\'riic it‘. A. iii-wilt, Borden. Mr. .l_ I". Stern, Siuiris. is among v...- mm‘ vn-i-xiiuiirnw. Llnimrnt. 100i It 10 ist-il iiiu gllthsir; i‘l‘_‘"i.\‘l"l‘t‘ll at ihn (émflq, ’ » fiii‘. l.. ll. ].-\ll“_ uninici'siili‘, [Jllili u a , A. Stewart . . . . . . ..212 izi-i s‘.- “ "-“‘“ l" '1" "fr wrwulua‘. Y’ BOWLING it...‘ u...

CHURCH LEAGUE

ST. PAULS W, Oarmody . . . . . .238 1G1 162 1*‘. ltdams . . . . . . . . ..1-i0 127 164 n. (‘. Vitlliilt‘ . . 176 19‘; H. Foster . . . . . . . . ..10ii 127 157 'l‘ot‘ztl—1057 ' ' CENTRAL CHRISTIAN bl. Stewart ......1-i5 172 121i L. Stevenson . .107 157 57 W. White 4|Il:€:‘ 112 10-1 J. Swwnrt . . . . . . ..li0 127 157

'l‘otal-157Ii lviajority fur Si. Paula ilS-i pins. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE il‘t was u-hard fought game in tho

(ioinmterriul ln-agui- last Iiighl. Prowse iIros won from Aioori‘ & Mobeod by 41 pins. it was any

body's gain‘: until the last frame was rolled. PROWSE BROS

A. llcnry . . . . . . . . .180 12!) 131 1 T. W. L. Prnwso ...l51 14!) 201

W. Whitlock . . . . ..10l 145 142

c. Vanlluskirk . 152 135i

W_, Mullins . . . . . . .. 137 11M

Total—-2177

MOORE d. McLEOD

A. it}. ilinirtz . . . . ..14i 118 1R0

.l_ A. I\'"Ily 1oz 115

A. .I. lleartz .. '12 llil 1R0

n. Iieizry’ . . . . . . . . .432‘ 117 130

MRS. ANNIE E. PERRY

~Levy Studio Windsor. Ont-"ln my young motherhood Dr. Picrcds Favorite Prescription was such a great coni- fort to me as a tonic and ncrvnic that l would urge cvcry expectant mo- Ihcr to take n. I‘ k911i me well an rtrnng and abIc-Ilfllttcnd to m)’ Imuu-iv-iii duties rldiifup to the last. ii‘ chiirirmi arc grown now, but l l~ ‘-» nni inmniiqntlie great benefit I derived from lhc-‘Fcvorite Pres- cription’ and that is wliy l am rec- onnucndiug it to__t|16 yflllnif "will" of todayJ-birs. ‘Annie . 2J1 Bridge St. " . Sold by dealers, flptboth fluid and tablet form; or qcn I00, for trial a abora-

If . l bi ' t. . L F05. hi‘ siiidfipg’, ‘ibho.

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STANDING OF CHURCH LEAGUE

\‘i' l. 'I‘ l’ i~‘ U i‘ ti St. .laiucs it l 25.061 2500 hlt-iiiotliot S 2 24.405 24-16 Peoples 5 -I 21.3312 2371 Si. Paul's ti 5 26.031 2367 St. Peters 5 5 21,855 2428 Zion ii 7 21,005 2340 Ilaptist ll 7 21.878 21-83

t‘. (fhristiiin 2 2083

CilARl.O’I"l“E’l‘OWN BOWLING

‘flit-re was a tnutcli game played last evening on the Charlottetown Alloys between tho Stars vs. 'i‘cnm-

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"rel lnr mr-Iuu-nr‘.

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press)

Livestock Branch Cattle Receipt: 761.

‘MONTREAL, March 23.—'l‘liere were a greater nunfber of ‘good steers included in ‘today's cattle offerings and ‘prices ‘ivere ‘stronger in spots. A nu-mibcr of good steers

and good butcher steers brought from seven fifty to eight dollars, with a few a shade better. Medium steers solid from six-fifty to seven twentynive and common ones restl- ized from five dollars ‘to six ‘twenty five. A ‘few good heifers brought seven t-wentty-f-ive and good cows flvetfifty "to six dollars. Medium cows brougbit four fifty to ‘five- twcnty-five and common ones three seventy and up. Good ‘butlls brought five fifty and comimon ones three flilty to ‘four fifty.

Quotations-Butcher Stcerl. Choice 8.25 to 8.50; good 7.50 to 8.00; medium, 6.50 to 7.25; coin- mon 5.00 w 6.25. Butcher Heifers, good 5.50 to 6.00; ‘medium 3.75 to

5.25; canners 2.00; cutters 2.25 to 2.75; ‘butcher ‘bn-lis, good 5.50 to 5.15; commons 3.50 to 4.50. Ctalf

Receipts 1,497. There were very few good calves included iin ‘the heavy and trading on ‘the ‘poorer grade ‘was slow. One lot oi’ good calves picked ou‘t ‘brought 8.80 and another -fair tbumch realized 8.00. lilixed lots of common anxl medium calves ranged from 6.50 ‘to 7.00 and common tlots’ 6.00 wdth a, few down to 4.50. Condemnatlons were heavy, ‘Quotations-flood veal 8.00 ito 8.25, medium 0.50 ‘to 7.00. common 4.50 to 6.00, sheep receipts 116, sheep brought from 6.00 to 7.50 arnd a few good ycanling lambs thirteen to thirteen fifty.

Quotations-down 6,00 ‘m 7,50, la‘_u_i‘bs ‘good 13.50; hog receipts 3, "bit; iiog prices scored another ad- VitllCQ mixed lots of ‘good quality ‘PHI ‘WYI-Kh-ty sold f-roni 14.50 to 14.- 1.0. ‘with a few at 14.75, Poorer quai- iiyilllti lighter hogs brou-ght ‘from Linn to 14.25. Selects sold for iiif- ‘tecn, ilollars and fifteen twenty-five sows realized eleven seventy-five to twelve dollars ‘with a few early sales at t-welve fifty.

Stiff Sentences Handed Crooks

(Canadian Press) MONTIltlGAL, March 23.—‘iZight men will spend the rest of their natural life in the penitentiary.

were sold for exiport at eight fifty .

“runs "“

8y QAK

There are two distinct species ol radio bugs, the radio “fan" and the radio “'ham." The fan is one interested in the broadcasting of radio concerts, while. the ham is a key-pounder and interested in rad- io from the telegraphic viewpoint.

Mr. John Holman, manager of broadcasting for station WJE.A.F. New York City. after a careful study of an average of 17,000 “air. plause" letters, which were receiv- ed every month during 1924, and which jumped to 54.000 in the month of January 1925. says, that the demand for “jazz" has fallen 70 percent in the past two years, while the demand for the higher class standard music is decidedly on the Increase. Radio not only eu- tertains but educates at the same time.

A practical and humane service is being rendered daily, by the com bined efforts of station W. N. Y. of the Radio Corporation of America and the ‘ll, S. Public Health Ser- vice. in diagnosing and treating via radio, the illnesses which oc- cur among the crew and passeng- ers of the ocean going vessels far out at sen. These vessels although equipped with medicine chests. do not have a doctor on board, and there is no doubt that this service- is the means of not only alleviat- ing .a great deal of suffering. but of saving numerous lives as well.

Here are some illuminating words about radio, taken from a recent radio publication and written by No. 186. a "Lifer" at New ‘i-lamp- shire State Prison. He is the pos- sessor of aradio sot of his ow construction with which he is oc- casionally allowed to etitertaiin his fellow prisoners.

"The programs as they are at present are ‘very good indeed. I have enjoyed nearly everything that. I have heard, including "Bed- Time Stories!" l listened in on Santa Claus, who was at ‘WGY one night. and I could very easily im- agine the delight with which the youngsters heard him call them by their own names and promise to bring them the presents they had asked him for! l almost wrote to him myself!

‘in my humble opinion. offered for what little it may be worth. ra- din can be of the greatest possible help to those raised in environ-

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twolv": others will remain in that ‘institution for terms varying from seven o two yours. for crimes rang in»! from chicken stealing to man- luhiughtei" and robbery of mails. as the result. of sentences imposed by lir. Justice Wilson in the court of lungs Bench today. Tho maximum nu-isiiii terms were given to 317011118 0i‘ six and two. and zinoth- -t‘l' serious blow was‘ dealt tn or- ganizeil gang crime. The group of ‘six \\"I‘l‘(‘. convicted of holding up In mail van here last Mignst. and n "H000 of iwn pleaded guilty to ‘inune-‘lziiigliioiq -

lWeak, Nervous and l _ Unable to Work

Quebec Lady Took Dedd’: Kidney Pills Madame Basile Simard completely relieved of Kidney Complic- ation. _

St. (iedeon, Que. March 23¢- (SpeciaI)-~0f the many persons paying their tribute of praise to l)odd's Kidney Pills, it is noticeable that the great majority are wom- en. The reason given for this is that nearly all of worse-it's ills come from the Ifiilneys

the luttur winning out by 355 _ The following Statement (“meg

““““““““= “v £1112...lifiil"$f;‘..‘3$3331; .1150." Stars__ . cut of this place. I‘. woods _________ u H9 ‘m. “m. "l have taken your Delhi's ‘Kid- l, Duffy "_ > 7S HS H ney Pills because l was weak and ‘W4 CMHFHQIL s: m3 135 excessively nervous and unable. to i" Simmons _____ 9S 68 no work without feeling ilcprossori. I

qrumlfrlznx was also weighed down with lum- Teamners__ bago and had no appetite. It has H- ‘MSW _______ U m m‘ m2 only tilkven ll. fow weeks treatment. 1L Gallant _ 12,’ n" m" of llodds Kidney l'llls tu restore B ‘Imwy ‘u H] H“ “H; my strength and courage and form- ll. M“i'allum _. ltll is‘ 152 °l “"20 22mm”

Total I625’ Dodds kidney Pills art ilirectly

There will b‘- unuilici‘ gum‘: this evening holwt-i-n the Sailors vs. Radios.

i. fiFiiltiKS

A very exciting game was rolled on tho L. O. f‘. Alloys last night between tho Barbers and Alerts the first games ondod In a tie lnil the. Alerts won out by a stile mar- gin. Grog Gallant TOIIPii highest ningic of 211. J. Hughes rolling IIIL’ IIIl-Ziitist total of 593.

BARBERS

Welsh . . . . . . . . . .180 133 157 I Hughes . . . 22h’ 17F‘ '1‘. ltnnrdou 112 110 ll. Gregory 20h‘ 14!] A. lticCabe 105 14ft It}. lmilcctto 100 201 V. ‘ ..18 195 173 W. J. McDonald ....11ti lib llift S. Dosltochos . . . . ..107 207 191

"Tomb-Mild.

The lnviiiclblcs I-illil the vacati- men tonight at 6.45 this is suppos- ed to he a good game.

RIVER VIEW- FARM FOR SALE

Four miles

from Charlottetown.

Perryncxcollcnt land with deed buildings.

Alco beautiful lItQ for fox ranch. P. BYRNB,

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on the Kidneys. lleallnu and strengthening them. they enable the Kidneys to strain all the Im- purities out of the blood.

Obtained from all ‘lruggists. or The Dodds Medicine Co.‘ I.til.. Tor- onto.

Marlatfs

Premier of Italy, who ls In a acr- ious condition with gall stones, ac- cording to c Paris despateh. Pleurisy Is adding to the compli- cations and his physicians fear Bright's disease. His illness does no; permit of an operation and fears for his recovery are express- ed.

In Lenin: Memory nf Thomas W. Iilnvcr, ivlm died Mort-ll 20th, I021 ulld Iiliuer l), Glover. who riled May 2nd, ma. \ "In; own-l tn knnw we wlll mra-l again Where parting In no more

And our dour one‘: we‘ Invnl no dell lhn only gem‘ hrlon.

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ments such as to make them ene- mies of society, as wcll as to those, who are already uncalled "enemies: of society.“

| Since l came to prison I havlr .road cavnry hook on criminology. [that I could get my Iiands on. l|'

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MAIiNIFIlIEIIilITEIlTAlNMENT

The audience which assembled at the Prince Eilwartl Theatre yester- (my n) sec ‘the first presentation hr re of ‘the widely heralded Univer- sal production "The Hunchback of Notrc Dame," witnessed a ‘picture as beautiful. as profoundly stirring, a5 anything ever hoped for. Univer- sal has taken Victor Hugo's fam- ons novel and converted i‘t lli‘t0 a pinduc-tion ‘that will reach a 8P0?" many ‘more people and iurpress them more deeply than ‘the book evor did, it is an indisputably flue achievement.

The conversion ‘process has not been a polite one, in that many tYIl1ll'I§Z(‘S‘\V(‘l‘0 iivade. but they are changes that werp ilecidcdly for

m“ q)91;,_,r_ .F;n,’pr-lainn]c"t 13 [m- rnlo of Esmeralda. the ilaneing giirl; n“ people and d, is on“. rim“ ‘m Norman Kerry. Tully Marshall. inaki‘. (rhangrs in Doints that ‘were Nil?" iii‘ Hmiilr- “Tllnllml Illllhd‘

‘iffi-nsivc ‘to a FPIIKIOUS creed. “The ilunchhitck of Notrc Danie"

bells of Notre Dame and served as a. fulcrum on which Victor Hugo balanced the plote of his novel-This performance transcends anything that Mr. (‘haney has, ever done be- fore. llis make-imp is uncanny and hi5 spiritual realizatt-ion of the role unusual. in creating this weird character be has used both his uiake-np ‘box and his head 1o ‘tre- mendous advantage.

That great actor. Ernest Tor- rcncc. is also present. appearing as (‘lopiu, ‘the hing of the Under- world and docs some remarkable work. Every member of the cast ‘ii-serves ‘praise for thrér excellent work. There is Patsy Ririh Miller. an adorable creature. ‘playing ‘thi-

Jnhn (‘<:‘.<.~ar_ Kate 1405107‘, Gladys ltroclcwt-Ii an-d Eudalie .lt-nsen

. r. fielding-i from :.

Church Lcaqte

Zion vs. Baptist 5 m

Commercial League

S. S. and Pcardon vs Rogers General

lti-titiing room. billiards, howlinfl (‘beck s. writing, showers at all hours.

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Heavy Profits High "Grade German Bonds

xinrim rises “willy.

Prices fur from nutuml level. Bu)‘ lnnuc-iliiitrly"——ue<k un why.

Foreign Bonds & Securities Co.

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