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The Red Rose Tea guarantee means what it says. 1 not satisfied _return the unused part III. the package and the grocer will refund your money.

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RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra. good

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Central Guardian

POLICE COUBTF_AD the Police Court yesterday ,one H “‘ ‘ case was dismissed.

HAZELBBOOK CIRCUIT.- The

Alexandra. 'l p. m. My Dead Level

PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN camps, Sunday, ll-eb. ma. There will be service in the long River

Davies-Haines _Win New Laurels As Comfly Team

“SHOW PEOPLE" HAS MANY NOVEL FEATURES IN FILM LIFE FUN

11' you've never visited a motim picture studio, don't fall to go to the Prince Edward Theatre and see Met- ro-Goldwyn-Mayerb “Show People," which opened yesterday. The picture co-siars Marion Davies and William Haiues and oiiers the most interest- ing picture of a motion picture studio ever drawn.

Not that "Show People" hasn't other attractions to offer-it has. It will probably rank as the best and most unusual comedy oi the_ year. Marion Davies is easily America's leading OIIIQIIIBII-nu and William Ilaines tops his own particular field.

The story is entirely new, unusual, and full oi a million laughs. King vidor has taken the story oi a little Southern girl who comes to Holly- wood. enters motion pictures and eventually rises to stardom, and with this material has made use of all the funny incidents of liie in the film capital hat have occurred in the last years. The result is a masterpiece.

But the scenes taken in and around the studios are vastly interesting. Vldor has filmed his action where and when it shopld take place, be it the Commissary. the front walk. the studio gate. in the projection room; or on one of the huge stages. For Qllllllifle- "PBHBY." the heroine, on

Ono Insertion ._ Three Insertions I-‘oor Insertions Ellht Insertions ...

For Sale

,._.__..._....._ - OLD PAPERS FOR. SALE-J CENTS

per bundle. Apply Guardian. 43Z7-2-l4-tf.

FOR SALEH-FOUB. STACKS IIAY, ‘ also quantity in mow. Apply to S. D. or J. Campbell, Uigg. 4319-2-13-31

her arrival in Hollywood tries to crash the gate oi every leading stu- dio and gets kicked out oi all oi illcm. The locales also have theirlntcrest because oi the many famous person- Rgcs who “happen" in, or are wnw ins in the background of m lilllllre- The list includes John Gilbert, Greta Garbo. Tim McCoy. Charles Chap.

others. These ieatures all contrib-

the year.

A word should be said also for the very excellent work, oi the regular cast which includes Polly Moran, Tcnen Holtz, Dell Henderson. Paul Rllll- Sydney Bracy and Harry Grlbbon. "

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continued irom page 1

Benjamin ‘J. Beck, x. Janet MacLsod, IX.

Souris High School

(Entered by Principal). John D. Maclntyre, x_

New Perth School Lloyd George Dewar, IX.

Rollo Boy West School

Willard F. Reid. IX. QUEEN'S COUNT!

Mt. Stewart School Margaret Martin, 1x.

Classified clidliertlsemenls

‘WANTED-CAPABLE

Alice Martin, IX.

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9o Mr line of 5 Words 8c per line oi 5 words 7¢ Der line oi 5 words

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Female Help Wanted

GIRL 0B woman for general house work. Apply Mrs. G. Fiiliter. 39 Rochford Square. 4497-2-13-31.

GIRL OR. IVOMAN FOR HOUSE-

work. Mrs. John A. McCarville, Kin- kora. 4303-2-18-31.

F011’. SALE BOWLING ALLEY AND soda fountain. Write Box 192, Sum- merside. \ 4315-2-13-81

FEATHER. BEDS MADE INTO SANI- taril‘ folding mattresses, pillow cushions, etc sanitary Feather Mattress 00., 166 Queen Street.

Charlottetown. P. E. I. 4l80-1-25-ti

FOII. SALE AT OBWELL A CURING Room at Cheese Factory, on Thurs- day the 19th Februray at 2 p. m.

_ 1'21". Dreelam, Secretary.

‘ ‘ 4338-2-14-21.

FOR. SALE-A CHOICE PUBE bred Jersey Bull 3 years old. Also some choice pure bred Jersey and Grade Cows due to freshen. W. H. Home, Milton, P. E. I.

4306-2-13-41.

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FOR SALE-SLEIGII. "FRANCIS" Auto Back Cutters. The same well- known run and construction. with 1929 graceful body lines; designed for style and comfort. Prices and

ltmls reasonable. J. S. Francis dz

8on5. Fortune Bridge. 1062-1-ituiiw

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lASK. HOMESTEAD IOB SALE OB exchange, I80 acres oi which 100 can be broken, the balance hay meadow and slough. S. E. l9, 47, 21 W. oi 8. Paynton, Sask. No build- lnse. Reply to xrz. Guardian Oflice. No boos flde ofler refused-

4331-2-14-21.

To Let Tl tam-mo norm moons. wsu heated and nicely furnished.

Accommodation for 4 9001119- P"- ker House. Kent 5R 4007-1464.!

jvlale Help Wanted

IIAKE SIX CENTS PER. LB.

WANTED-YOUNG GIRL, MUST

know city streets. Apply G. W. Smith, Charlottetown Guardian. 4343-2-14-1i

Wanted

WANTED—A SIIORTIIORN BULL

for Cornwall Farmers Institute. State weight, color and price. Norman C. MacFadyen, Secretary. Cornwall P. O. 4317-2-13-21.

Miscellaneous

AYL-

wards. 42 Queen ‘st. 4333-2-14-21.

JNO. ALFRED MACDONALD. LAND

Surveyor, Hermanvilie, P. E. I. 4438-2-9-1mo.

SIIIPPINTTAGS. EXPEDITIOUS- ly supplied. Guardian Job Printt-i "Y.

AUCTION SALE AT WINSLOE 0F

Guernsey cattle. Also crop and implements on February 20th at 0. W. Ncwson. 4341-2-14-81.

MEMORIAL! AND MOUBNING

cards at shortest notice: Guard- ian Job Printery.

CEDAR SIIINOLES.-TO ARRIVE

in March. booking orders now. Court 8a Son, Bediord Sta. ' 4491-2-12-3i "M"

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND

envelopes with address printed. Just the thing ior acknowldgo- meat, intimations. eto, Guardian Jon Printery. U

SEND ME YOUR oanans roa

(U. S.) Rubber Beltlllfl Ind ‘rraoss.

lin. Estelle Taylor and many, many

ute to make "Show People" one oi if not the most, unusual picture o:

Church at 11 a. m. in the Clifton Church at 2.30 p. m. in the Geddie Memorial Church at 7 p. m.

ANCLICAN SERVICES in the Parish oi New London on the 11th inst, will be as follows: Burlington 10:30 a. m. with Holy Communion: French River, 230 p. m. Kensingtou ‘l p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m Spec- ial Lenten services in Sea View Hall. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Feb. 19, 7-0, 21 at 7.30 D. In.

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MEETING 0F LADIES Amp-The regular monthly meeting o! the Lad- ies Aid oi the Prince Edward island Hospital was held yesterday aiter- noon in the basement oi Trinity Church. The President. Mrs. W. E.

, occupied the chair, and aft- er much routine business was tran- sacted it was decided to hold a Mammoth Auction Sale this comins spring. A co “‘ Wee flPWllWd to make the arrangements in con- nection with this.

Jlrug-(Pa lllnlmaut for Chopped Honda.

M . McEochern. 1X.

Hunter stlver School (Entered by Principal). Dunsinifnugs School

RobeltC. Cairns, X.

Robertena Boswell, X.

Edna Boswell. IX.

Pleasant Valley School

Phoebe L. Mac-Swain, 1X. Alice L. Weeks. IX.

Springfield "School Margaret Lambe, X.

PRINCE COUNT! Alherton High “cbool

Arthur O’Ma1ley X. Freeland School

Ruth MacKay, IX.

Kathleen Henderson, IX. Milton Palmer, IX.

Ruth Boyle. H.

Olive Palmer. IX.

Elizabeth Palmer, IX. Oswald Murphy, IX.

Kensingion School

Blanche Hughes, X.

Doris MacKenzie, IX. Jennie MacDonald, X. Elva Caseley. IX.

CIIABLOHETOWN West Kent St. School William R. Burnett, X. Niall H. Burnett, I3. Prince of Wales College

John Denny (1st year), KI.

In loving memory oi my dear Sister, Mrs. Sarah A. Molnnis, who passed away on February 14th, 1928-

Those who love you sadly miss you As it dawns another your, In the lonely hours of thinking

Thoughts oi you are very dear.

In the graveyard softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we love so dearly In her lonely, silent grave.

She will never be forgotten‘ Never shall her memory fade Sweetest ti “ will always llnger

Inserted by her Sister, Mrs. Alfred Shenen. 4389-2-14-11.

In Memoriam

In loving remembrance of my dear Mother, MB. Illbfll DIP- rows who departed this life hbruary 11th, ll”.

You are not Iorgotten Mother dear.

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proved to be a most helpilll antidote to communion. ltwas a much bet- ter plan to win these people to Christ than to send out the police to sup-

Rev DR Gunn

splendid spirit of fellowship and bro- therly love. Dr. Gunn here touched services of Haulbrook Circuit IOI’ on the splendid Church buildinss Sunday 1'lth.s.re as follows: nasel- which were snrinsino no Ill ow’ the brook 11 g, m, cm“ Rggdg, 3 p, m, land as the fruits oi the union. God

Best ior Jesus. R. W. Lindsey, Pastor. sures oi love are stored up in the

IN MEMORIAM a

known-was that of conducting res- cue homes. onto. 210 girls had been helped. and. 0o their srodnatins. 9o per cent had made good.

tivitias oi the United Church among Around the grave where she is laid. “l! lmflllfllnis to Canada. It hgd

continued irom pose 1.

only knows, too, what stored up tres-

hearis oi the men and women who are now participator-s oi our united heritage. and who form their congre- gational '

press them.

A Plea For iieconsec

He then pleaded for a re-conse n‘ tion oi all the members oi the Church in response to the call oi the council sent out last September. We should perge from our hearts all sin. and bitterness. and unkindliness to our fellowmen. Then only can we be tit vessels for the in duelllng oi the Holy Spirit. ' ‘

The next part oi the call was, that

The speaker then dealt with some aspects oi his work as editor of The | Record. particularly asuregards Home I and. Foreign Missions. Here Dr. Gunn gave some statistics showing the greatness oi the joint work.

The crowning glory oi Pentlcost was that the Gospel was to go to ail the world in every tongue. Now our Un- lied Church oi Canada is preaching the'Gospel in Canada to twice as many tongues as were heard at Pen- tecost. We are preaching the Gos- pel in 25 tongues in Canada and 11 tongues in Europe.

Then too, the sun never sets in the work oi the United Church oi Can- ada. Ii stones, risingout oi the At- iantic, first on Newfoundland, Ber- muda and Trinidad roll over Canada, thence to our brethren oi Japan. ici- lowed in succession by the Ministers

missions oi India. followed by those oi Africa, east and west ialre up thr- burden of the song of praise "All hail the power oi Jesus‘ name." And lir- ‘fore 1 o'clock with those in the wexi coast oi Africa, the sun is Slllfllll"; once more in Newfoundland and Trinidad, and the eternal round is repeated. '

The Hospital Work

Dr. Gunn then went on to give some idea oi the great extent of the missions y hospital work which th United Church is conducting today throughout the world. I-le described graphically some oi his personal ex- heriences in these esirhlishments. "Ii you can imagine," llc said, "the last time you had a little one sick in your own home, and that you are one oi the people in India. You have done Ill You can, and you can do nothing more. You have heard oi these Chris- tians and as a last resort you go to them-and the little fellow is cured. 111d you take him home. Imagine U"? JOY in your heart-the Joy in thousands oi other hearts, engender- ed as a. result of this glorious work." l The speaker then went on to sneak of the Schools and Colleges conduct. ed under the auspices oi the United Church. There were 800 oi these. He had come personally into contact with many oi those in India. and gave a description oi the work done in them. lelllllii of the evident consecration of the scholars and workers there. He described, in particular. a school in a "n!" Village. carried on by a. devoted woman oi the country, which was so Splendid. and bore such a witness for Christ. that the Hindus, in jealousy,| opened a rival school, and tried to lure the pupils away irom the Chris- tian School._ -

Now eight hundreds schools we are lifting up to light the future leaders oi those countries which are strugg]. 1H8 up to seli determinations.

The speaker places mission stations at home and abroad are in number as

Brent as the number of stars which n be seen by the naked eye on a clear night. "And I want you," said the speaker, “each night you look up and see the stars to remember that for every star you behold. there is a mission station oi the United Church doins its work for Christ."

Another dependment oi the Chur- ches work-one not so generally

In one oi these in Tor-

Dr. Gunn next touched on the ac-

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having done this, we should steadily study the Word oi God. Read the

it. And commune with Cod oiten enough to receive strength from Him. We want through the grace oi God to be partners with Him. to the hon- our oi Jesus Christ, and the forth- coming oi the work oi our splendid ‘church, which we all love.

MORNING SESSION

The Presbytery oi P. E. I. United

Church oi Canada met in regular,

scmion in- Hearts Memorial Hall on

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The Board oiTrode has received a wire from Sir Henry ‘Ilwml-illl- PN‘ sident oi the Canadian Notionll Railways, to the eiIect mat the con- ference between himself and the del- egation from the Board oi Trade and the Publicity Association in regard to the building by the Canadian Nat- ional Railways ol a new Hotel in this City will take place in his chambers next Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.

ation oi Presbytery in helplll! 5° stamp out .this disease.

3. To call on our government to take such steps as will lead to the erection and operaton oi a sanator- ium '

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HEGULATING LICENSES

Sin-The briei reports in the press, oi my reference to licenses at the Motor League meeting seems to have carried an impression directly oppos- ite to what I stated in iact.

While pointing to the nece amending our Motor Vehicle specifically objected in the hardsnlp oi our present taxi license system upon those who were giving a good and essential public service.

‘The present lvcnse is issued to the chauffeur and 1 the many cases where these lve the taxi owners employment license becomes void. thus lmpc." .he high cost oi a new

Rev. Mr, Boothroyd presented the report o! the Boundaries Committee and recommended:

1. That Murray l-Iarbour and Mur- ray River be united to make one charge and that Presbytery appoint a committee to visit these fields l:

Feb. 13th. with iull rcprzsentation, lay and clerical from the thirty foul rcharges of the Presbytery and a long

‘and important docket of business:

was attended ‘Ls ... -'

‘ri “(It ;,r'i1' 1111M

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or. iv, l

cltu _. ‘~11 . rm illc United Cilalrch oi Cd _did so believing that it “'25 tho will oi Jflsus Cllrlzt. The lihfory of the chur h since that time ..:s iullv instilled that belief. 1 he old ccclcsias 'ical divisions never appear, and

"erywhere throughout the church

‘ere is the hcaflk": and happirst

liowship

The irird year of Union found til’! membership oi the Church more generally informed on the whole work of the church. An increasing number oi congregations have gone over their allocations. The influenza epi- demic and afso the situation in crop prices have caused delay in making congregational payments. This neces- sitated the closing of the treasurer’!- bcolas with a deficit. Special arrange- merts are being made to provide for this, and the church goes on to an- other year with high hope.

The Moderator intimated that the

revised manual will be issued after April. I-le then gaxc much intelcst- ing information regarding the new Hymn Eook. He assured Presbytery that the grcaiest care was being hlrn to rrcx“ a-Jst hyfizin boil: 1V1 sible. ’I'i"e cozll- mittee is end storing to sccure a book which will meet the necds of the country and the town, the pr": ‘I- er meeting as well as the Sunday servicrs. The draft of the new book indexed in the year bcol: was simply the draft as it then stood. It is in process of change continually. The colnmittee has been meeting twice a wcek all winter and will continue to do so until their work is completed. Suggestions are coming in irom the various Prcsbyteries and these are being acted upon.

The Moderator told-with gratitude of the widespread response o! tile Church to his appeal for s renewed consecration oi us all to our Master and l-Iis work. A deep spiritual long- ing is finding expression throughout the church, and the promise is that "He satisfleth the longing soul." "I never knew any great spiritual lead- er who did not ieeci his own soul with the Word of. God, and who did not pray." said the Moderator as he impressed upon the “Fathers and Brethren" the need oi the culture o1 ons's soul. The Moderator concluded a most impressive address expressing his gratitude for the happy sense oi unity, and the deep interest in eacu other that characterizes our church from one end oi’ the land to the other.

At thb point Presbytery adjourned to attend the splendid luncheon so

kindly provided by the Ladies Aid oi

Trinity Church to the members oi Presbytery and the oiilcial board oi the church. Over a hundred men sat at table. The chairman intro-

duced the Moderator who gave one

of his delightful "aiier dinner speeches. Rev. Mr. Boothroyd and Mr. S. A. McDonald ‘ ‘ a very heartily suppoled vote of thanks to the ladies oi Trinity.

"c for the church m: -

BEST (XXJGH arrsalvoou session MEDICINE at the afternoon session m. rule- cott Creelmsn, the recently appointed Li?" 1*"? ll" l‘ 9"" Provincial Health Oihoer urged the

necessity of the establishing of a ‘ru- bcrculosis Sanatorium for the Pro- vince. mberculosls isinoreesing at an alarming rate and no provision is made for the care oi its victim who or! in need. The court earnest-i! supported the following resolution. moved by Dr. lulu»!- seconded o! Rev. Mr. Char-men.

I. ‘lb thlhk Dr. Orsolmsn icr his informing bdrm. -.._........, l. ‘lb register the hearty so-ooso-

fiono R pgggg: I m Koomtsroseg:

garding the location of a now lnanse, l and report at the May meeting ‘ a-"scd. 2.

Rlcinmrld Edy East '0 llnll".

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' 1o ‘in- . .1 include

.;st lntnxasis ci ‘ti ,;o make way for 1..., arrangement ls.- a result oi this $1344 a year Will ibe saved to the Home Mission Fund Mr. Cook will tale charge o.‘ m. pork at Invsrncsl. until Jujy 1st \'\.1(2n llhe new arrangement comes into cf» iiect. The charges oi Bideiozd and Cav- endish were congratulated upon be- -c0mlng ssli-suppzxdng. Mr. Boon. Loyd announced that ln 1927 th- ‘Presbytcry had 16 aid receiving cha: ‘ges. This number was reduced in 1928 to 14 and for 1929 is further re- iduced to l1. The recommendations {or grants were then pmscd. Wnilc

this year by nearly two thousand doi- lars, yet the need was urged that the well-to-do Province of Prince lad ward Island should spa-ail; e altogether self-sustaining.