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“Acts Liks a Flash" GOUGRS.

GOLDS.

What? ‘ffirape-Nuta" Flakes- that delicate, gloriously-flavored breakfast treat that is delighting lovers of good breakfasts-with all the varied nourishment and

newly nature ma: he Inserted at t eeula a word strictly payable tn ad- vauee- l

BRUNBIIITIS .

-noum.n uaanan Hockey at

rare old flavor that "Grape-Nuts" Cereal is famous for! Get a pack- Isc 10-day, Your grocer selelgtaazth. '

NiBRAPE=NRUTS"

Kenslngtou Monday, Feb. 20, Cler- mont vs. Sea View; Kensington Aces vs. Baltic. First game com- mences at 7.15. Admission l0 and t 20 cents, 8217-2-18-21

-lCl-J CREAPERS sold at Bruce's. 8224-2-20-21.

—MINUTES on an auto now snve hours, ‘dollars, later. Buy Rust-off oil, auto and nickel polish etc., ati Braces. 8224-2-20-2i.

ROLLO _BAY AND VICINITY

The Old Time Fllltfcrs Contest under the auspices of the Holy Nzlnle Club tvas held in the par- iah hall on Monady night, January 25. The large lmll was crowded to the cinors and the b st. of order prevailed. Mr. Peter Conway cap- ablv presided as chairman. Fol- lowing are the names of the mu- sicians who competed for the prize: Edward Chevarie, Souris East; Jo- 5°l>h Chaisson, Rollo Bay West; Edmund Villard, Niw Zfaland; Jo- seph Gheverie, Souris East; Gus Loneaphie: Dolphie cheveric, Sou- YYS EH51; P. D. MacDonald. Soil- rls East; Wnlrr Chcveric, Sauris East; Pctrr Chaisson, Bear River; Daniel Iiongapilie; Willie MacDonald, Chepsfoiv; Phebe Dcagle, St. Mar- garets. The judges; Messrs. Dan

Mullin, St. Pitrrs; Henry MacDon- Joseph Mnccormac’ aid, Little Pond; and Ronnie Mac- Funniest‘ Mr‘ Louis B‘ Gammh om

Plrce. St. Margarets gave their de- cision ns follows: 1st Petu‘ Chais-

son and Walter Cileverio; 2nd Ed- ,

ward and Dolphle Cheverie; 3rd P. D. MacDonald and JOS"}7h 1:.

Chcvvric. The play oil resulted as New Yolk

lfvlows: 1st Petcr- Chaisson; 2nd. ivaltcr Clseverie; 3rd Dolphie Che- verie, The judges for the dancing

a-crn ltfcssrs. P. A. Maclsaac, Sou- ‘fled R0110 Bay ‘vest rxmfly‘

rls: Efll-‘flllfll Villard. NJW Zealand; and A. F. Peters. Rollo Bay. The

,ney, Willie MacDonald, Raymond

‘number receiving hearty applause

Chcvcrio. Souris; A. L,‘

Longaphie, Joseph T. Gallant, New Acadia, 3rd Rusaell Burke and Pet- olr MacDonald. Chcpstow. Other dancers were Messrs. Kenneth Kel- ly, Georg: Cavanagb, Rufus Swee-

--DEA'l'Il 0F ELDERLY RESI- DENT 0F KINKORA~T1l€Ie p855" ed away in the early hours of Fri- day morning ht his home in Kin- kora, Owen G. McCarville at 81 years 0f age, after a short illness. The deceased was one of the most highly respected citizens of the dlS- trict and was a very succezsfui lar- mer. He was a memfrer 0t the R/J- man Catholic Church and was at- tended by his pastor, Rev. Iliather Smith, D.D., during his illness. His wife, who was a Miss Murphy D76- docertscd him abcut two years 88¢ There are left. to mour one daugh- ter, Mrs. Fbert MEwen of Millin- ocket, arr-e, and three sons, Joh" James, in the Canadian West Dom- ln"ck in Maine and Parnell 0n the homestead also one sister Mrs. Frank Mtr-phy of Enrrald, P. E. I. and two others in the United Stairs ‘to all of whim symlY-lihy is ex-

tended.~S

Sweeney, Edmund Vlllard, John- nie Chalsson. Ladies 1st Miss 01'- lve P.tcrs, New Acadia; 2nd Mrs. Gllclcl Mallard, New zealahrll After the prizes were awarded a‘ short program was presented each

The Rollo Bay West Womens Institute held an enjoyable cos- tumc- dance in the school on Fri- day night, February 3rd. The prize winners "re ns follow ; best cos- tume, Miss E. lifacCormac as Queen of Hearts; Mr. H. J. MacKlnnon. "Indian Chief.” Onginal, Miss Flo- ra Paton, “Scotch Lassie?’ Mr. “Scarecrow?

Woman; Mr. Joseph Neale, Old WW 1-,1,,n_ —-CHRlSTlAN clluncll SOCIAL _ _,_ --AJbout thirty mun-hers 0d th? Mrs. F. G"rald Chnlsson and smnmsii“ Chiiyn“ Chmh dflullliwi‘ Helen have l'('7lll'!‘"'l to gameied at the parlonage on Thursday evening and were thc

aftcr spending some time in Bear River South.

Miss Helen Lewis, St Piers vis-

guests of Rev. Ca lyle Wattcrworill and Mrs. Waiterwmrth at a svcial. A vary enjoyable prrglam was ear- rfed out by the young nwpfe and the-various numbers lvcd ivvll merited apphuse. lifusic, vocal anti

The nlrlny friends of Mrs J. S.

It llllgleliclllll on sen t! You want to he rill of Your stubborn cold and be up llllll doing lu a few hours. you'll Iiilk your drugglst for a bottle nf Buckley's rupture and take it as directed.

'l'imt laugh old hang-on cough that. nothing seems to help la an easy task for llut-klcya utter Just the first sip you'll knmv it's on its wuy out.

lflscklcy-‘n "in-la like e flash", ‘f0 per cont of lfnnmlluus use it for Cough; (‘nl-l.~i_ Burnt-hills and ordinary res piratory troubles-it loosens things llp-it ncutrnilzca the he'll rolull. lions. (let n bottle-you or one n! the klliilll‘! may need it tonight-qt‘; m}. fcrent~frci- from anything hial-lnful,

For your llenlilfa snke alemnnll Buckley's for chi-up imitations at»- numerous.

EASTERN GllARlllIih

..'>'l'h'a column is reserved Io news of lucal interest but advartinlln of g newny nature may be Inserted nl t ecnta a word strictly paygblg 1| alliance.

..“SUBSCRIPTIONS to Th. marlottetown Guardian may b: handed to their Rep. Archie Hume or left at l-l. J. Mabolrs Drug Store Montague. l2-13-dtf

. . ‘HOCKEY AT MONTAGUIL-

iecond Abbies vs. Montague Prlm- i

"oses. Eastern League Playoff, ‘rues .lay, February 21st. Skating after game. a21o-2-1s-2l. '

..*W. M. SJMEETS-Jrhe regu ‘ n. monthly meeting of the w. M. ' S., of the Montague United Church was held at the home of Mrs. L. If. Coffin on Tuesday evening. A- bout twenty members were present. A very intrr" ting rcp*ri: fr"m the Pxs-‘ayterlal was given by Mrs. J. M. Ma-cLeod. After the mtc l", re- freshments srgrstive of Valen- tine were served. Mrs. J. E. Fraser,‘ invited the Society to her home for | the March meeting-H.

..'C. Y. M. L. AT SCIJIEIS -- The junior members oi.’ the Cath- olic Young Men's League staged a

il u u n R CLEARANCE Blll ilEFEIllEll

(Canadian Pre" ‘- OTTAWA, Feb. lit-Prior u. mo [hgyg was no ‘law to prevent the clearance of liquor from Calm!!! l0

‘ the United States, in spite of the

fact that the laws of that country forbade the importation of liquor. Exporters could clear liquor in the usual way just as in the ease of exports to other countries, the customs authorities not corlecrninz themselves with the fact that the ' cargo eeuld not be legitimately landed in the country for which it was destined.

prizes were won by Messrs‘ Joseph lFi-ancis. Fortune Bridge, are glad

’The

Human Eye

‘ Complex and intricate in ItS structure and iuxiciions, is worthy of the best pcssibic care that can be given it.

U’ your cycs are troubling you. do not be so unwise as to neglect them,

An examination will un- cover the cause of the trouble

and glasses will probably completely relieve it. .

G. F. HIJTBHESUN

OPTOMETRIST

_ Grade X—l. Jessie M. Stewart. - - Grade VlII-l. Verna Philli s; 2. Herbert Stewart. p » Grule VII-i. Mary Stewart. Grade VI-l. Harry Rodd; 2. Doris Ford: 3. Charlie Wise; 4. Norenn Toombs. Ilégbfiogwséi: --- Grade v-l. Joyce Newson; 2. Mulmiscs. m.“ u‘; Helen Philips; 3. Wesley MacLeod; Granulated Sugar. 1o lbs. 43c 4- EmP-“t Wfllkvr: 5- Amy Hryeu-

Surprise Soap, ill bars 4.‘

Ezllisfrziaofiilgtligi‘ “is- - @1735“ Grade IV-l. Stulin" MwPher- 16mg sugar‘ ' ‘lg: son: 2. Anatlna Morrow. Shbftcniflgs, 2 pkgg, __ _ 35c Grade III-l. Anita cudmore and

Raisins, 2 lbs . . . . . . . . 25c Olcdine Phillips rcqual): 2. Ivan Dates, Desert, 2 lb. pkg 19c Mona“,

Beans, l0 lbs. . 30¢ , _ Kellogs Corn Fla cs, 3 pkgs. 25c Grade n-l‘ H150“ Hughes’ 2' Matches, Eddy’; large pkg 3 (or 27c Arthur Rodd; 3. George Cudmore

Buying Dressed Fowl and Chickens

every day up till February 28th.

Mcilowans Limited

KILMUIR, P. E. I.

B040-2-10-fmw-6i.

Professional Cards

Prohibition Commission

Chas. H. Black, Chairman, Charlottetown.‘

ha. B. McDonald. West St. Peters

John Simpson, llamllion.

Send all information regarding Infractions of PROIIIBITION ACT

to the above or to

Stewart 8. Lcwther J. D. STEWART. u C. N. W. LOWTIIER IABIIIBTEBS. SOLICITORS. ITC _ 8i Great George Street IISXI-IY T0 LOAN

II-lcLEOD & 3 NTLEY _. J. a. BENT]. W. B. BENTLEY. K. O. Banister end Attoruey-at-Law MONEY T0 LOAN

081cc: 180 Richmond Street

to learn that she is recovering from her recent serious illness.

Mr. Jack MacKcnzic spout the iWOCKCIICI in Rollo Bay West. l _____i 1

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keefe gave nn enjoyable party in their home ‘on Wdlrszlny night last. Music =was furnished bl Messrs. Joesph Chalssnn and Russel Burke, Bear River assisted by others. Mr. Angus J. MacDonald. li/fonti- ."-0‘if) sprint a few days recently in Rollo Day West.

A dramatic club ha: b'en f0rm-‘ Pd in Rollo Bay with the intention of presenting a play in the War future.

Mr. Douglas Matheson is spend- inlr a f-‘w uhvs 1h Rollo my the truest of‘ his sister Mrs. Frank J. Wood-R

HARRINGTON SCHOOL

Honor‘ roll for January-

c ton

instrumental, reading and diallguffi besides contests and genres made the evening pass all too quickly. The hostesg assisted by some of the young ladies served a. dainty lunch. This was followed by a sing song. A hearty vote of illallks was extended to the host; and hostess by the gLlQSLS as they took their loavc, all fooling they had spent an enjoyable etching-S

" —ISL.~\NDERS IN DENVER—'I'hc

Gum an has received the follow-

ing n:ws item from Deliver, Col.

of Island friends. which would b0

o.’ interest to their relatives bure-

Mr. Bruce Callbcck, who is the son| of Mr. and lvlrs. Walter Callbeck; of Summerside, W85 the guest of

honour at an informal renew-Aim

given by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Duche-l, min at their pretty Capitol Hill heme. 906 East Fifth Avenue, Den- ver, on Feb. 2nd. A very delightful time was lmd as the guests wcle all former Prince Eilrwllrd 151111111 people or their relatives. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. W- Clark, Mr. Haviland Clark, Mrs. D. H. Dnizell, Miss Ruth Dalzell, Prof. and. Mrs. James H. Burke and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Callbcck. The un- avoidable absence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. MucEachern was deeply re- gretted, Mr. McEachern having be?“ confined to his home by . Jbre i11-

wit and humorous anewotcs are a genuine treat, and were greatly mLsscd. A dainty luncheon was serv- cd during the eveninc- Mrs- Clark assisted the hvsicss ill 11131111"!- and pzurcd lea. The company dJaHk a toast, "To our Island Friends, and our Island lit-me," and Mr. Oallbeck was delegated to convey [the sentiments on h"'s return, which will likely be late this mvllirh 0i‘ early in March. Mr. E. H. Duche-

4. Stirling Ford. Grade I S"—i. Sheldon Walker; 2. Reginald Walker.

2. Glen Ncwson.

Perfect attendance: Vema Phil- lips, Doris Ford. Charlie Wise, Joyce Newson, Helen Phillips, An- atlna Morrow, Olcdlne Phillips, Stirling Ford, Glen Nmvson.

Lester B. Scllick. teacher.

Hiker-How far is it to the next village?

Fanner-Wal, as a crow flies, it's about twenty miles.

IIikcr-Thats interstlng-but su- pose the crow was walking?

sv:s|aur“_"

min, the host, has relatives in Charlottetown and was one of the imlssionary rctpurtcrs on The Guard-

Gradc I Jr~1. Lcanlan Morrow; fan in the days of Editor Ben.‘

Higgs, The callbecks arc frsm sum- merside, and sons of Mr Duchcmins cousin, Mrs. Walter Callbrck. Mrs. Duchtunirl was 8 Miis 990KB 0i york, p, E. 1.; G. W. Clark is a son ot‘ the late Hnvilann Clark 0f Clarkiowfl, East River, and his wife a. Miss Arthur of Pfinre Edward Island. Mrs. Dalzell is from the Eastern tart of the Island, and was n M553 liicPhcrson before llcr mar- riage and has relatives in Char- lottetown. Miss Ruth Dnlzcli is her daughter. Mrs. James H. Burke is the daughter 0f Mrs. Maud M00011- sld and the late John NIL-Donald of Sumlnerside, and her daughter men-led Gordon Callbeck. Old

ncss f0,- srnle time. His sparkllnlr

tum home-s

very successful concert and one-act play in St. Patrick's Hall, Souris on Tuesday, Feb. 14th. There was a matinee at 3.30 for the school chil- drcn and at 8.30 the entertainment W85 repeated to a. fair sized audi- ence. Following ls the program: Orchestra. Selection: Opening chor- us, O Canada; Trio, Alban Paquet, Francis St. John and Edward Moy- mlgh (J12); Step dance, Rasius The Dancer; chorus. by the C. Y. M‘. L.: Solo, lVlr. J. E. Moynagh; Stop dance, Mr. Joseph Longaphle; In- tennission: Selections by the Or- chestra; The Three-fifteen (Souris Flier) 1n one act, Cast of characters Ticket Agent, Ernest St. John; Ncwefzoy, John lvfclellan; Grandma Alban Paquct; Mandy, her grand- ehlltL-Lco Chevcrle‘; Rasius (color- ed), John Cheverie; A student, Ed- ward Moynatgh; The Flapper, Evan- cis St. John; A Worried Mother, ,Bernard Mooney; Her Bad Boy,

tPhilip Puquet; Bride and Groom,

I n. st. John and "Blngy" McDonald; ‘A Tight/trad Funnel‘, William May- nagh: His wile, Stewart MoAulay; Program continued; Solo, Louisiana ‘Gal, Rszstus The Singer; Old Time ‘Fiddllng, Mr. Edward J. Cheverie: Solo, Mr. Peter ‘(Dam McDonald; Introducing “The Masked Mlarvel. Mr. Hit-km Phrrne: (Mr. George Chcverie and his assistant behind 1 the scenes" Ml‘. Marshal Condon):

‘Final chorus, by the C. Y. M. L4 God Save The King; Stage Man- ager, Mr. Augus La Vie; Accom- panist. Miss Alice La Vie: Orches- tra, Mcsrs. George Chcverlc, Mar- shal Com-w, Peter (Dan) McDon- ald and W:1ter Chevcrle. The per- oonci o: the sketch ("The Three Fifteen") are all school boys, and they are very grateful to all those who nssis-fcd them in any why in make their entertainment a success. Mr. John D. Mslntyre as chairman for the entertainment, was very capable in that capacity.

-.‘Mr. Harold Mabey, Montague, is slowly recovering from injuries suivtained during a. hockey game on Wednesday eveninz. Feb. ll, and hopes to be in action for Tuesday evening.

Last Cell

Hotel TeIephoneOperator (cal- ling guestl-I apologize for not calling you so you could get that

l early train; however I'm calling now to say that you may as well sleep as long as you like.

i riial is sufficiently recovered to rc-

The last session of Parliament under Liberal regime, in 1930, saw _the enactment o! a merure which forbade the clearance of liquor 'rom Caftadltlfl bonded warehouses.

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Subjected to a severe grilling on the 21s‘. floor of the Dario coun ‘y jail located on th» top of th’ court hruse bulWng, Zangara as» =ert'"l he ha"! no accomplices. H"

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LOWER VRIIIZTOWN

The regular mrllthi; meeting of the Lower Freetown Women's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Ray Lidstone, Wednesday afternoon, Flb- 15th at the usual hour. The President presided, meeting opened with Ode and all repeating tin Creed in unison. Roll call was 11c- spondcd to by fourteen members and two visitors, minutes of last meetlue Wore read, approved and signed. Reports of the dilferent committees tvere given and new ones appointed. School Com, MLss Muriel Burns, Mrs. Roy Lids-tone. Sick Com. Mrs. Stewart Bums, Mrs, Jardlne Stavert. The programme then took place as’ follows: Reading by Muriel Bums; Duct, Mrs. Scott Jarviine, Mrs. Jardine Stavertyval- entine Contest by Mrs. Stewart Bums; Reading , Mrs. Roy Hill: Flmnv Little Item, by Mrs. a. c. Gardiner. Musirul cnhtcst by Mrs. Frank Cairns; Reading M.s. Roy Lidstone. Riddles by lvlrs. Fred Tay- lor. Collection amountrd to 5i cents. Three members paid their fees. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Eiton call-us, roll call to be answered with an Irish joke. Meeting closed with National All- theln after which lunch was serv-

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WINSLOE NOTES

Mrs. George Carson spent a. few

days at the heme of her parents. Mr. Braukley.

and Mrs. Benjamin Rudd's

‘The Winsloe Huskies played a

flying visit to Brackley PL, Blink on Feb. 13th. The Bloodhounds de- feating the Huskies by score. 2-0.

Wiusloe School is progressing fav-

ourably under the management of Miss Sadie Bruce.

Mr. Earl Livingstone a.’ Clyde

River, is spending a fow days the guest of Ml‘. ‘Harry Slaolcfordb.

-.

Miss Jean Saunders- has returned

home after spending a few weeks at the borne of her sister, Mrs. George Elliott of Pownal.

Mr. Gordon Roper was visiting his

uncle Sid Taylor.

Mrs. Hammond Rode is spend-

ing a few weeks at the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Willis of Kingston.

The people of Wiusloe are sorry

to learn that Master Russell Dia- mond is laid up with a sore ankle.

A very interesting game 0f hoc-

key was played on Milton Rink, between Wins-lee Hirskies and Glas- E°W m“ 0n Nb- 10"‘- 011 BXCBI- insulting in a decision to purchase lent ice, the game was fast and ‘bookcngc for pchool library a; soon

evenly contested throushout the score reading 2-2. Tile first Period started away very fast, after about five minutes of play, W. Rodd d0- fence man of the Huskies takin8 the puck down centre ice giving n pass to E. Rodd. The latter scoring for Huskies and W. Roberts I01‘ Glasgow Road. The period ended 1-l. Second period. G. Ooles sowed for Winsloe, and P. llbrd for Glas- gow Road. Third period was socce- lese, with both teams playing fut. iin which both goalies turned in 8