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' Agents Wanted

Female Help Wanted

OUR CHATHAM AGENT MADE

sixty dollars last week selling housewives our tube flavors. Write quick. Either sex. Terri-

tory going fast. Craig Brothers, Niagara Falls. Canada. 16-1i.

AGENTS WANTEIL-IF VOU wish to build a profitable busi- ness of your own. ask about the Watkins Lille. 175 Family Nec- essitiea-J. R. Watkins Com- pany, 379 Oraig West, Montreal, Que. 2318-8-29-1mth

$225. SURE FOR 90 DAYS WORK distributing religious literature,

man or woman may work spare general housework, Mrs. Edgar time no experience necessary. Hearts. 171-» Great George Opportunity to earn $30 to 50 St.

weekly. Btate ageund church

connection. Mr. Conrad, Spadina Building Toronto. 4-2-ws 10i.

AGENTS — WONDERFUL NEW Fire Extinguisher. Excelis work of heavy nigh-priced devices. Price of only 82.00 makes an Sis!’ sale to every bomb and automobile owner. Over 100% profit. 40,000, already sold. Investigate today. Pyro Fire Extinguisher Com- pany, 007 Echo Drive, Ottawa.

4-16 19 28.

V» For Sale

GOOD SPRUCE LUMBER FOR sale. delivered in Charlottetown $15.00, $25.00 and 828.00 Del‘ "will and. Orders received now. Saw- ed without waste. R. A. McPhail k Son, New liaven—2432-4-12-8i

FOR SALE-EGGS FOR HATCH- ing from best laying strain. Bel‘ red Rock, female sired by prize ihird at Amherst Winter Fair and mated with pedigreed cockercl- from R. A. Guild, Rockwiood. 01l- tario. Eggs very fertile. $1.00 for fifteen. Keith Boswell. Victoria.

2438-4-12 5i.

Miscellaneous

JOHN A. McDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Hcrmsnviilo. 2068-0-17-1mth

Male Help Wanted

WANTEDI-MKN AND WIFE FOR u

farm. wife to cook for mm, $50.00 pcr month furnished, or lady

WANTED AT ONCE—MAID ‘FOR

' IOHT OR NINE ROOMED

WANTED—A mm ‘ro WORK on farm- Apply to George S. Mc- Keiiiiii. Emerald m, P. n. i.

2429-4-12-41

WANTED-MAID TO ASSIST AT general housework. Apply 132

Upper Prince St. 2498-4-16-21 WANTED-JIIAID. APPLY 18 Lower Prince St. 2445-4-14-31.

WANTED iAT ONCE-EXPER- tenced maid. Apply evenings to 169 Euston Street. 2475-4-15-31

WANTEDr-OAPNBLE MAID FOR general housework. Apply Mrs. S. W. Tidmarsh, 2 Haviiand St.

2404-4-11-tf

Wanted

WANTED-A OASH REGISTER. Apply Beer Weeks. 2414-4-12-tf.

THE CHIARLUITETOWN ‘GUARDIAN

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PILLOW SLilRS ' nsmuiwhed znd embroidered 42 inches wide 2.50 for $1.25 per i _ M g, McLeod. Limited. m" w“ 1i

HOT CROSS BUNS-dleave your order now to he delivered Friday. Jenkins and Son. 243g 4 15 g1

SPRlNO WEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, odd sizes and makes clearing out at 25 per cent discount. Moore & McLeod, ‘Limited. 1i

TiO INSURE early delivery kind- ly place your order for Hot Cross Buns with our driver or iPhone 21-1. Btewarts Bakery. 2488 4 15 3i

PILLOW SHAMS, Homstitched and embroidered. worth to ~61.35 each, clearing today at 50 cents each, Moore & McLeod, Limited. 1i

HOT GROSS BUNS for Good Fri»

day-lslsve your order rtoday with Btewarts Bakery. Phone 211. 2483 4 15 3i

PAlNFUL INJURY-The Guard- ian regrets to report that Mrs. Simp son. Wile of the late Canon Simpson sustained a painful injury when she fell yesterday, breaking her leg". She was resting last evening as well as could be expected.

JUST T-WO ncmsmched and em. broidered bedspreads worth $4.00 offered Wednesday at 82:50. The first comers get them. Moore 8r hidlseod, Limited,

LEAVES FOR ONFTARIO-Mr. John P. Cronin, Engineering rep- resentative of Caron Electric Light & Water Pumping ($0., of Montreal, left the city today for head office to take over the fEastern Ontario territory of his Company. Mr. iCronin was the rec- ipient lasit nig-bt of hearty congratu lations from ihis many friends.

MEN'S HATS in splendid range of shapes and colors at $4.00. Moore 8r. McLeod, Limited. 1i

SUCCESSFUL SALEBMAN- Mr. Jack Cronin who has been representing the Caron Lighting Plant Co., of Ontario left this morn- ing for lvioncton and Montreal for the purpose of assuming his new duties as senior representative oi‘- that Company covering Ontario. He hears the honor of being the most successful salesman of the Company.

RETIRES FROM LONG SER- VlCE--—l\ir. Edward Davey, city who for tile past quarter of a cen- tury ‘has efficiently filled the pos- ition of assayer of weights and measures, is retiring on superan- nuation this week. Yesterdny he handed over the keys of office to his assistant, Mr. Laurence Train- or. Mr. Davey is within a few days of celebrating his 80th birthday.

lDespite advancing years he is hale

“Aflfip To RENT on puRJnnd hearty, and everyone will join

chase, a centrally located small house. Apply "J" Box 116, City. 2118-3-19M

WANTED-TO RENT SY MAY " t, sight roamed house, central tion, conveniences. Address

"D" care of Guardian. 1955-3-11tf.

house wanted, centrally located. Apply P. 0.. Bor 864. 2820 8 29 t!

::l~iard and soft corns both yield to Holioway's Corn Removenwbich is entirely safe to use, and certain and satisfactory in its action.

BOWLING

LADIES’ CITY BOWLING LEAGUE

The comets were victorious over the C. B. C's. last night lby a good substantial lead of 306 pins and nt the said time they put on one of the ‘highest totals so far in tho leagues.

Tonight the Y girls vs the Gran-

es. . ‘Following is the result- OOMETS

in wishing him many years of con- tinued good health. Mr. Trainor, it is believed, will make a capable successor to Mr- Davey.

Mlnnrdb Linimcnt Rcilcvcs Colds. i-{oéi .

zzworms sap the strength and undermine the vitality of children. Strengthen them by using Mother Graves’ Worm Exterminator to drive out the parasites.

MARRIAGES

BUMIPUS-AlB-BOTT-At New nea- ford, Mass., March 8th by the Rev. H. M. lH-ainer, Lillian Ravenhill Abbott of Union Road to William Alden Bumpus of Fairhaven. Mass.

' DEATHS

GREEHAN—Ait ‘Newton. Lot, 26, on April 12th inst, James Greehan. aged 76 years. leaving one brother Francis Creeban, and a large num- ber of relatives and friends to mourn the loss of u. good, upright

ulllzcn. 11.7. P. WHELAhF-At Midland, 0nt., on Tilcisday, April 8th, inst. James

Wholsn. ugcd 75 years formerly of Charlottetown, P. E. l., leaving a widow, formerly Miss Sadie Ross to mourn her loss.

IN MEMORIAM

Dearest brother you have loft us. Just one your, ago today, Friends and neighbours miso- cd your loving footsteps at

cook ' and single man, must be M. Adams 110 experienced. Apply by P11001118 G. ‘Beer . . . . .. 146 Meiiigan and Morrison, Northam. F, Stewart . 139 Lot l3, 2470-4-15 3L N. Evans .. . 108 _ n. Stewart . . . . . . . .. 12s 132 15s . 729 516 659 I +J Tom so“ y Hotel Victoria F W c s. o. m m-

. . W-rl-nmn- _w'“"_,. mm’ °"""__°"__.,.°ifi___i"', n. Ryan s-a us iso- ::.~~ ,§:'""":;' i. -- -~ ":2 *2; ii

W a l a . up ,

t ,4“, M.“ mum}, .44, L. Hlsnril 139 m as rooms with private baths. " ‘“ T rm Oulclno is flnmoul all 5" 546 62° w“ an,“ fdmon. p, Total 1798. ~ s‘

lll rooms. Courteous ssh, vico. " O. BROWN, Manager

» Charlottetown Hotel 00., Ltd.

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T l!!! WNW-Buyout Ulcerai-od brunt-At the first symptoms of lore throat, Wllm ITMIQ. ulcers- tion and infl ‘mntion. take s, spoonful of Dr. Thomas’ llclectric Oil. .Aild rlitttc sugar to it to make it Dllatshlc. it will ails t s lrgitaticn {be c

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in, m; IpHnQ nhpccn MIMI fancy loads-him on tbs ctrccts tc roam,

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ly the cicancos of lilo homo. 44mm!» News of libs World

In the rooms tic may not linger, ' |. l- o

their doors, And your smllcs co uwcst to ‘ ul always, Our sorrows and our tours We ‘bur, Into tho bosom of Our Lord Hc hours us In tho mournfui

curl, And helps ‘to bur the liocvy load.

E. M. McLIOD, Eldon

For 'l.hsy’n ‘ r dlrll i And ho cannot put his finger On his note-hook or his lllirf. —-Oosmo|.

Farm For Sale The undersigned offers for sale

his farm consistiilll 0f 1" "P" more or loss. All under a

' walling ' is farm is bottcr known

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distrust-money

high

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QUEEN HOTEL

Wltcr Strut, Charlottetown __._-____-.--_--___-

This . In Hotel hos bun ' lately.» renovated and rofurnishod . til bout’

and cffcrs very bomfc Ibis accommodation to the travell-

"IRISH FRONTTING" a, vmndgrful value white cotton. 15 cents per yard. It is a wonder. fMoore 6t Mc- Leod. Irimlted, 1i

THE BOHEMIAN GIRL (When Other Lips) by Balfe, Miss Jean Garnhum soloist (Metzo). At the Motor Show Wednesday evening

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BTIEWARTS I-AKiERY is 118M place t0 secure your Hot Crms Buns. Please order early. Wholesale and retail. 2483 4 15 3i

INDIA LAWN BEDBPREAD, hem stitched and cord stripe. 72 x 108 inches regular $11.00 Wednesday 101' ‘$5.50. Moore-& IMoLeOd, Limited

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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. — it is pleasing t'o know that Mr. Solomon Mutch of Bunbury, wlio went to Montreal recently for surgical treatment underwent a successful operation in the Royal Victoria Hospital and is doing well. A telegram to this effect was re- ceived from Dr. Dewar, who accom- panied Mr. Mutch to Montreal.

GET A BORCAiLINO HAT FOR EASTER-The men's store has tbel new shapes and colors. $7.50 each.| Moore & McLeod, Limited.

TEMPORARV TlE-UPS.—There was a temporary tie-up yesterday on the railway owing to the storm. The train out of Summerside was stuck for an hour about a mile east of Summerside. Au extra. was held up east of Emerald Junction for about four hours. The lines are all clear at present. The local train coming in from Borden arrived about 2 a.m. this morning-

ISLANDERS IN THE WEST»- The Cathedral Dramatic Club of Regina. presented the Irish Drama —"Erin Go Bragh" in the Holy Rosary Hall on the evening of March 17th. and 15th, before an audience of about three thousand people. Among those taking part in the performance were two forni- er Islanders—Messrs Louis Costel- lo, Green Bay, and Walter McDon- aid, Vernon River and the very efficicntinanner in wich these young men carried out the most difficult parts of the Drama gave the impression that they were horn for the stage. The talent they showed on this occasion far ex- ceeded that manifested by Regina's‘ foremost actors. This is but an- other instance where the sons of Prince Edward Island have made a name for themselves abroad, a fact of which our island province may well be proud. it is bilt neces- sary to refer to the Dept of Ed- ucation Regina to ascertain the high esteem in which the island teachers in the West are held. The two young men referred to have spent several years teaching in Saskatchewan. and are at present attending Normal School in Ile- gina.

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OAR FERRY AT TORMENTilNE

" .170 One ‘Ever Regretted delaying . Quality and Service

-Owing to u... stormy weather STUDEBAKER Whether it bc quaiiity can or quality ssrvlco, €31§n°*t1xl_'i!el‘l'ytdid not‘ make the m. cvcry prospective car buyer demands inli tlilt ihc can remnmeg bhllti See them w. m his money. in the STUDEBAKER and 3 - OHEVROLET inc utmost In quality for every dollar ATTRACTIVE wmoow _ at the ISDOW Invested has ‘gone nice their muinrecaur...‘ ‘rile In- gglzvllllihltliflsetzlililfdfllwfl ‘Easter -win~ tcgrity of the builders has curried its town reward. H 80f] o, m8 Macmmmnlllgrflge clzlllrllggnv: These products enjoy Worldwide poPularlty with own- wmch are drawing much ‘avomble , crs. The great factories producing ithcm have boon comment, The gm,“ George Sh,“ _ almost continuously oversold since the first car vino window features Moira Cliocol- introduced. EJtZISK-ingsgfie! Dfellyh chick: are i-om a the centre. The trimniligneglesagllal ail’: Domme“ “w "ma" “r buyu‘ “W” '"°"° m." lBllEBil very tastefully. casual thoughd to other than the external appearance i-{a-m. - “The indication o’ worms are See them 2f ttiiclcar. Yet it is below ithc deep lustre of the restlessness’ grinding or m8 teeth t nich that its rcai secret is to be found, Picking of the nose. extreme pegv: a e 0w ' ishnegg, 0mm convumionm Under Whcn you know that your investment has brought iléfiéadigginilritgpns onbo of the bee; ' you a QUALITY OAR land QUALITY $ERVlCE__ can _ » “,5 ‘vorm Powder: Slrfihei; liiivilllll. That is the final test of motor satisfaction, attack the worms as soon as ad- 24934-1621‘ ministrated and they pass away in the evacuations. The little sufferer‘ ‘ ' ' ' - - will be immediately e...“ ,,,,,, , We extend 1a hearty invitation to eiverybody to visit

likely. , PERSONALS

Ml- L- J- Gav. of the ROylll Bank has returned from Springhill, N. s,

Mr. Dave Crosby, the well known‘ llocklly player, arrived in the city from Bathurst Monday night, Dave is the sensational defence man of the Bnthurst hockey team and dill splendid work for that cluh dilring the past winter,

G. W. V. A. Motor Show

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Mi‘. Justice Ansenault. also con- gratulated the G. W. V. .A. on the splendid showing of cars and llllokc at length on the nims and obiecis of the newly formed Tour- ist Association. fi-Ie announced that tile drive for funds had brought gratifying results and was lllmtlsi sufficient to carry them through the first year. He also referred 1w the newtly enacted legislation with respect to the “turn to the right" movement and cautioned all drivers to exer-

tho movement.

That this city contains musical talent second to none in our fair Dominion, and awaited only the master touch of experience to bring ii into a syncroniscil whole, has been demonstrated by the first performance in public of the

Millard’: _Linlment For SprainsG. V. A. orchestra that tookixiss

return of the attack will not be

cise cure during the early days of

pleased to show

our display at the Motor Show.

A. HORNE a co.

Our Salesman .will be you theldifierent models.

Show last

place‘ at the Motor night.

Mr. Harry Porter, bringing with hlin the weigiltor experience 0i having gathered together and trained a 27 piece orchestra in Toronto took hold of our local tal- ent here in Charlottetown and lie-S in the remarkable short period of three weeks given us aii orchestra of 12 pieces, whose rendering last night, under the -'bai.0n of the or- ganizer gives promise of raising to a high pitch of perfection at no distant date.

This orchestra so hastily yet efficiently brought iiosether will we sincerely hope not be Wllllll‘ ted to be disbanded at the closing of the present Motor Show. lt would be a. loss to olll‘ =1!!! Ullll would he hard to replace.

Men of Mr. Porter's abi'lty are scarce and the good WOPk hi? lllls already performed will ivc trust be continued.

The building up and training of ‘this orchestra could not have been

accomplished had Mr. Porter not {received the whole hearted sup- port and co-operation of the incin-

hers of the orchestra. Tile G. W. V. . tender their thanks i t0 bliss Jean. Garnhum. Dlllllll Dorothy iiogan, violin;

iss Zena lloglln. k101i“?

Mr. Jack Connolly. violin: Ml- A Keefe, violin; l\ir. lioward Durant violin; l\ir. Dan Noniiaii. l-lilllll- phonc; l\ir. Leo PhaIsson, clarinet:

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5 Per Cent Bonds Due 1934, Price 98.85 to Yield 5.15 Per Cent

We recommend orders to be placed promptly as indie. ationc point to issue being ovcrsubscribcd. Orders may bc telegraphed or phoned at our expense.

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investment Bankers

New Bank of Nova Scotla Building St. John, N. B. Charlottetown, P. E. I. Halifax, N, 8,

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Easter Beef

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of tiinn spi-nt iii preparing it. “m” Nor‘ Among our choice ‘on

in the

At this moiiil-iil Funnel: has the ,

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Mr. N. Doiron. clarinet; MP- M- K,.|1y_ clarinet; Mr, Alex Stewart, mandolin; Mr. Cud Garnhani. drums; l\ir. Harry Porter. Clllllllllll- or, who so ably assisted their young and popular leader. The opportunity to hear this orchestra will be repented to- night at the motor show in the Armouries and citizens proud of the achievement of their city should not fnii to hear it.

The Orpheus Eight also render- ed selections which were much en- ioyr-ll.

'l‘wo booths sliowiiiI-l 1MP“ siyios ni bicycles arc exhibited, us wcil as a booth advertising popular brands of ice cream. soft drinks llllli confections.

bliss Katie. iiicDonniil was iiic winncr of the lucky door Drill‘ llllll

PRICES TO SUIT

MRS. JOHN

PHONE

Hydrangeas, Roses

Tulips, Hyacintits

[glwlll be worth your while to view our disllllY cvcn ‘if you do not Plll‘¢|"l"~

rvccivril n fivu ilnllnr gold llllifllf- Tonight's prngraiiiiiiv includes an

mlrlfnllfl by llnii. J. A. iliuilnnillil.

Commissioner of Plllllll! “kirk-H. ll

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com: ro P. s. I. rue MILLION

E881!!!‘ Lillies flyflfilllthlS ACRE PLAYGROUND Daffodils ‘Tulips NaYClSSIIS Noiiiiilg like nil-lilo viiangv, " our FLOWERS hill“..3:;“;i’..£“il'i;.;i£ Makes one fccl nif-ty. Roses, OMHatiQnS, Dafibdlls, %Ol:'iltél'l nccd l, clinnilrv

Como, hclp chase lluli timrs awn)‘. (lomo, rel-it n while. (‘ome to l’. E. isle for Health,»- 'Air iirimful o‘ ilcp

(l0 hark home-Dig in for Wcnilh ._ With a firmer slPP-

Come ‘for Beauty by-tho-wny, Come and dip in salt sea SPPB)’, ‘Come and rub in rod mud pack~— Wrinkles never to come back. 1T0 the Tourist Hero's a hint:

EVERY IHUCKET

WILLIAMS

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Come for fun——hring Rod and Gun.

_ Fishes bitin’ by the ton:

Foxes often jump the D0111

Help to pelt 'em in again.

Come and eat~You'll never stop,

' Run and git the Doctor Poll»

Coins and drillk—*Slll'|ll8 WI!" pale

Yrs-two Ale

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I have Morris ‘Peerless

Come down here you Yankee

Como yo down and spend your boodi

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Noihillg like a little change.

Only uced a little too-

Every cent is well spent

No one here to "do" you.

ti am cornfuf-eaid a Mother Tired of hearing some old cry- “it‘s so hot up there in Boston, Momma buy me P. E. I." Sorry to refuse s mother l-low about our children's cry? madly lend ucr (it the simmer All yourulonoy _ ' ' , _

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controls iliv lliihi". 'i‘hcre zirc no other aiiouunllz sources of raw inat- erinl for Wilf-lllllliilill within Ger- many. lf, thcri-fiiro, invention and progress 5lilllri_ still, France can have iicr way llllll can give Ger- many tlie choice Dawes imiciiiniiy or of sinking lo second or tliiril-rinss rank. But

and progress not lining iialtoil. if must bc all oiltirv rccilsling oi‘ tho reparations issul- Olliii‘ lllOfC»

Olllflf‘. (lthi-rivisv, in the ‘next Will’.

Here is a method needed in your home. Millions now employ it. To the homes of some 50 nations it has brought a new era in teeth cleaning. .

This ten-day test is free. Learn what this method means to you and yours.

It combats film Film on teeth-that viscous film you feel-is what clouds and ruins teeth. Under old methods of tooth brushing, much of it clings and s a . ood stains, etc... discolor it, then it forms dingy costs. That is why most tocth look cloudy. Film also holds food substance which ferment: and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the