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. THE IILIlYFAIR TEA ROOMS

I Tastefully prepared Sandwiches, H t Chi k ' Perfection-Ice 02cm aacxofihslilieelsyflight Lmh“ m‘

HeinZTOMATO SOUP ...............8for 25c BULK DATES .................. 4 lbs. for 25c CLIMAX SOAP 10 for33c CHICKEN PASTE, 1-2 lblcans 3 for 25c

PERFECTION ICE CREAM

BURHOES Grocery

Corner Fitzroy and Weyrnonth

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ICE CREAM SMOKERS SUPPLIES

FRUITS, DRINKS MAGAZINES

Nut Door scream Idwald no».

Watch For The Opening

of the

New illAliA

TEAROOM

Our Drug Department You Can Enjoy

Makes a Special Oder of A C001 Drink

3 Bars CASTILE SOAP or Perfection Ice Cream for 34c. b"; in

8Cskes CASTILE for 21c the quietness of

Thursday until Monday Oil!‘ Refit R0011!

REDDIN BR 0s.

in Stanley, Shaw and Pearden Building

Between May 15th and 19th.

All dishes prepared by a skilled chef.

The Diana will serve Perfection exclusively

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57o consumsns or ELECTRICAL susncv

FOLLOWING CHANGE IN T!!! PIOK‘! PAYMENT CLAUSE 1N ITS "RATE SCHEDULE FILED WITH TII FUN-IO UTILITIES COM- IIGSION ON MARCH 19th. 173l- l‘) BIOUMIEFFECTIVE ON BILLS lI-NDERED MAY 1st.

opus on u.» fifteenth of the month in which u» mu a rendered, au- connection for arrears becomes elective on two (i) days’ notice. if dis-

rill meet their payments promptly. Please pay before the fifteenth of lie month and avoid. disconnection and lie-connection costs.

This regulation as flied with the Public Utilities Oomminion is in the Company's office for inspection and will be gladly shown to those in- krested.

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IIIAIIHTMI morass com-um msrrso. ANNOUNCES rnri

A summer's monthly bill will be rsndend net- lf the bill remains

inspection for arrears is made, a charge of $1.00 for re-connection is isihorlred. Maritime Electric Cosme-w. Limited hopes its customers

BERTRAL GUARDIAN

This cornm- is reserved Isr lets af Ion-u interest but advertising of a

Thirsty ?

A soda at our fountain. properly

neway nature may be inserted at I cents a wold ‘ ". - " ll l1‘ Vllod.

BRDOKFIELD AND CLYDE IVER services May 13th. Clyde iver 1i A. M. l-lartsville 8 P. M. rookfield 2 P. M. and Hunter River P. M. Mothers Day Service. 11-4389.

WOOD ISLANDS Church 561M048, ay 13th at 2.80 P. M. D. L. Grif- bhl. Int. Mod. L-i383.

THE UP-TO-DATE READER will ‘not miss a chapter of The Guard- ian's new serial story, "Confessions

ma. Debutante", which starts next nday.

sh, - ‘r I-I- cooled. IlliiTFS iiestauran u '

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Mki C. R, WOOL-NEB-

A telegram announcing the death of C. Robert Wooiner on May 8th. at his home in Everett, Mensa, U. B. A. has been received here. The late Mr. Wooiner was born at

‘ms crmnnorrnrowu screw Perfection Sales are Climbing! Dealers supplied anywhere on ‘the Island.

Write or phone today. Famous Imperial , Cones handled exclusively.

In Brick or

Balk’

TREA T

ufiivnnl EXBHANB

(By John L. Cooley) (Associated Press Financial Writer) (AP. By Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK. May 10 - Blocks plunged to new lows for 1934 to- day before the violent rise in the Chicago wheat pit market. The drop in shares during the morning ranged from 1 to 5 poinis in many issues, which carried in- dustrisl price averagesoto the low- est: since December, but selling slackened by midday. and there was a substantial! rally during the early _afterr_ioon, as wheat soared. ' losses were iuily regained in

the past week.

We too have

WHITFS

i’ VWe Serve Perfection , IGE DREAM

Bring your frlendg to llildll Ii Old Spain, Tasty dinners or lunch. will ready at all times.

Tr! our. special Busi- ness Men's Lunch,

MILTOIPS 0L0 A SPAIN

KENT

STREET

Perfection Dealers. a '

The New Brace Block Queen Street

joined the family of

sass‘

RESTAURANT

sparkling Ice Cold Drinks FRESH FRUITS GROCERIES

PERFEliTlllll IGERGREAI f ALLAN McCABE i‘

Corner Gt. George and Fitzroy

SMOKES, FRUIT " SUMMER DRINKS

Modern Soda Water Fountain Service

Perfection Ice Bream t

198 Kent Street

A S

CUDMORE’S

CASH GROCERY Worthy’s Corner

FARMERS!

Buy your Farm and Garden Seeds at the

CASH 8' CARRY STORES and Save Money. W. R. DENNIS Great George St.

ward trend of the market durins New York City member banks‘ showed a decline in loans and investments of $87,000.- 000. Investments in U. S. emmcnts increased $28,000,000 and

Gov-

ABE PRO GAMES MANUAL would seem most absurd. LABOR?

tCanadisn Press)

LONDON, May iii-Whether or 110i professional football players in the United Kingdom are "manual labors" is a qtlesttcn submitted to the King's Bench division of the English courts. The matter came before Mr. Jua- lice Roche in a friendly test case on e reference by the Ministry of health. His Lordship was asked to ~ denied whether Len Graham, the and _ Miiiwaii half-back, and hi; emphy-

m were still liable to make health "i4 unemployment insurance eon- iributions although s player mifldll. b’ W“ "We than $1.350 a year. "Mold Murphy. for the Ministry. mid the short point was whether professional players of Associa- tion football were employed by ‘Ills of manual labor. Abe Judge remarked professional ' cricket seemed to be in the same when as professional football but “QQ cricket "manual labor"

for. The hearing was adjourned. BILLING!!! ESOAPEB AGAIN

at Eagle liver, villsoonsin,

flflfifllfll,

ly and indirectly, in 1d deaths.

BACKACHE euldriv lines-en wise c»

Liver and Kidneys II evened iv

Ds-IIIASPS

CUDMORE BROS.

Hey, Kids l Join Babe Ruth's

Free, Baseball Book

G ‘ Baseball Clllb ° "l" reckon of Quaker Pulled Wheat or Rice at BOTH STORES.

5m. z pkgfl. of KELLOGG-‘S PEP

"Perhaps the game of golf is a step further. It is manual labor, If a person gets into a. really deep bunker. . ." began one of the law- yea-s. He was interruptedmy laugh-

Foilowlng a machine-gun fight John Dillinger _and his gang eluded scores of justice department agents who surrounded their backwoods hideaway, and "M" I let-sway. The desperadds aotirltias now have resulted direct-

iesue.

day morning.

their Anniversary Bale.

the late Miss Frances P. Cook,

acy of $500.

ates." arrived in port

be discharged by Saturday.

lng ona

friends of Miss Pauline

in Charlottetown will feeling much better. She

staff.

SHORTENING llc

(Bridge Creams) .. 19c

JELLQ, 4 k p "' norm noon oars

COCOA, '/z lb. ton ggoconsrn, v. 1b. 25c r . ANSDOWN 81c ‘RHUBARB. 2 llii. .. 25c

sorn"sron:s

SINGAPORE CLARKE’ PASTRY PINEAPPLE TOMATO sour rnoun ‘llc tin 8c 7 lb. bag 28c “dim? J J [luau vmsn 1st and nice 18c McNeil) says FEARS, tin 12c cusses, Kraft 15¢ sg-AIELCASTILE (sign-zines; gnu gr 1a A 1 c sons BISCUIT e B. Pdwnnrlrin... 23¢ Z§,‘;,,,§‘§,’1i“{,,§§’i.,.§’i3.i.§'““° l lb. pkg, 1k FLOOR WAX ...... 49c

sums a Quietly mm a

IIIRIISQ SGALIIS

CHANGE IN PAYMENT CLAUSE. -Consume'rs of electrical energy are advised to read the Maritime Elec- tric Company advertisement inset;

some instances. and more than half regained in several. The list soon burned dull, however, and slid off

North Rustlco in this province “i4 years ago, and was a son of the late Chester x cl Margaret Wool- ner. When quite a young man he moved to the United States where he has resided ever since following

losses of 1 to 3 points were num- erous.

other investments _were lower.

a little before the close, when not HA5 DRIVEN BUS 500900 MILES

(Canadian Press)

FRUIT - - - Drunks - - - TOBACCO PERFECTION 10s cnnsm

Cones, Bricks and Bulk PHONE 213

Britain's Yacht Has Many Secrets‘ Which Are RevealediFor First Tint?

By C. If. GOSPORT. Ens- May 10—(By MaiiJ-In e. yacht-building yard off porismouth Harbor, full of the smell of ships and tar, a symphony k1 curves and streamlines is poised on the silpway.

_ She is the all-steel racing yacht

Eindeaveor which will be launched flhvrily. and on which the strongest hopes that have even been held of England winning the Americas Cup are centred.

I went on L-oard, and secrets that yachting men in Britain and America have been wondering about for six months can now bc revealed.

I learned why the Endeavor is expected by her builders. Messrs. Camper and Nicholson, in be the fastest yacht that ever salcd the seas. The mast and the keel hold the two great secrets .

The deck is a "holy of hoites."

yacht yet built.

It will be lighter than tilual ropes. and the sells will be chag- ed to suit the wind prossuro less time than is taken in the giant racing yacht. g The most is uruis-uai. It is s. vqt, tapered steel tube over 100 feet 103s It is being assembled in a, as“. rate yard from the Emdeavour. it holds a. great secret. The l white-painted tube has electric e__a- bles curling from it. .- These cables start. from the t5» ending at the base.

Electric Mast

No mcing yacht before ever had a mast with emetic cables in it and these cznnect to something that save still more time and Endeavoufs helmsman even bet?!

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NEW SERIAL — The fascinating story "Confessions of a. Debutante" begins in The Guardian next Mon-

Tl-IE P. E. I. HOSPITAL grate- fully acknowledges a check for 800. from Prowse Bros, Ltd, proceeds of 1.4381.

RECEIVES LEGACY — Word has been received that under the will o; o Boston, formerly of this City, the P. E. I. Hospital is to receive a leg-

SALT CARGO-The 8. S. "Cal- Thursday from Bergen, Norway, with a car- go ol 1.509 tons of salt for Osrveli Bros. it is expected the cargo will

POLICE COURT-Two young men who failed to appear before the Sti- pendiary Magistrate yesterday morn- charge of drunkenness had their three dollar bail bonds estrea- ted. Four parties charged with a breach of the Customs Act were each fined $50 and costs or two months.

RETURNED HOME-The many Hsmmeli, who has been receiving treatment the Provincial Sanatorlum. be glad to learn that she has retumed home speaks of higest praise of the hospital and

APPEAL HEARD-The case oi Lloyd 00x vs. James B. Jay was, heard by Mr. Justice Arsenault in Supreme Court yesterday. The case is an appeal by the complainant from the decision of a Justice of the Peace dismissing his informs- tion for assault. Mr. J. J. Johnston. K. 0., appeared for the appellant R. R. Bell for the res- t was reserved.

SILVER FOXES IN BASIL-Writ- ing from Keliiher, Basic, Mr. A. K. the Charlottetown Guardian is always a welcome vis- itor and is illuiiuY awed on w 0th" Islanders after his family are finish- ed with it. Regarding fox-breeding.

cold for

young pups yet he appears to have had unusual luck, having quite s

grstulaied on his successful acclim-

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wife (formerly

McLure, M. P., M. L. An of this city.

PERSONALS

New York on bzagincss yesterday.

Mrs. Kenneth Richards was

day en route to New York.

Montreal.

iitbn. Ont.

Chatham Hospital, v Ontario.

noon. His condition very slightly improvement.

LOOKING FOR SOURCES 0F GANGES

(By The Canadian Press)

unknown regions in the

in; new sources of the Ganges. .__._.i_.___

SAFETY T0 CHILDREN

(By The Canadian Press)

PADRI HEARS HIS OWN

BlG 5 CL MATCHEE?§ES£Q' ,2.‘ ROLLED oars 33$‘: 13$ ‘§i.”§'§1°§.i;'.°.‘.'°“'w§§“§n§f s'm“°" COFFEE M ' l0 l .. ....... 87c jority o! the pens had not been my The Canadian Press) Ho » "We" opened at the time of writins. Mew LONDON. May 10-W. n. Lax. "W. Der lb. 47c BlsculTs» a. m. McNeil] is w be heartily cvn- mpuisr padre and one time mayor

Society.

outh Cathedral Newport,

taking hold of a swivel chair.

the occupation of contractor and builder. He leaves to mourn his Annie Buntain, daughter of the late John Buntain of South Rustioo), three daughters and one son, all residing in the U. S. A. also one sister, Mrs. W. Payn- fer of North Rutico. The late Mr. Woolner was an uncle of W. C. S. nd B. W. LePage,

Mr. H. K. S. Hamming left for

passenger by the car ferry yester- Mr. J. R. Paton left yesterday for

His Excellency Bishop Usuliivan has returned from a visit to Ham-

Friends of the Rev. Dr. Scott Ful- ton, formerly o! Zion Qhurch, will b6 pleased to learn that he is ro- coverlng from a serious illness in

Friends of Mr. A. L. Howatt. pain- ter, will regret to learn of his con- tinued serious illness. Mr. l-lowatt suffered a severe heart attack at his home, 44 School st; Wednesday at today shmvs

L, May iii-Two ex- perienced mountaineers. H. W. Til- xnan of Waliasey, and E. C. Ship- ton of London, have left to explore Central Himalayas in the hope of discover-

SALFDRD, England, May 10 - Since 1929 this town has legalized the closing of 115 snail streets to the ‘vehicular traffic as a measure of safety for children playing therein.

Poplar, sat in s. cinema recently d heard himself preach in the ilm "Lax of Poplar" produced un- er the auspices of the Religious

Canon Idah Roberts of Mon- Eng-

and, died from injuries suffered when he slipped in his study when

The standard statistics price sv-

net loss of 1.9 points, closing at 76.5, which was the lowest closing since Dec. 26. The 1934 high of

turnover of 2.182.410 shares. with the exception of last Monday's voi- ume. was the largest in weeks.

The upswing in the wheat mar- ket. which finally reached the 5- cent limit permitted in one day. appeared to make shorts nervous in stocks, and prompted consider- able short covering around midday. American Telephone, in which there had been short selling in anticipa tion of a. possible dividend red

a. of more than 2 points over yester- day's final price, but lost half its gain by the close. Commodrcy markets generally were inclined to be firm, but cot- ton futures at New York gained only 20 to 25 cents a. bale. In bonds. speculative issues moved with stocks, but U. B. Governments were again in demand, several reaching new highs. Well Street sentiment remained highly wniused. and chart readers thought. the fact that several is- sues broke through the lower re- sistance points established Monday was a. bad sign. 0n the other hand, some usually well-informed circles reported that gOOd investment buy- ing on scale down had finally re- appeared in the market. Corporate or buslnes news developments were meagre. U. S. Steels shipments of finished steel, as announced for April, were 643,009 tons, up 54.8000 from March, and the best since last August. Brokerage quarters were gloomy over the large vote accorded the proposed amendment to the Flet- cher-Rayhurn Bill in the Senate to forbid marginal trading entirely. although it failed to pass. Some thought this indicated a strong sentiment for stiff margin require- ments. however. defletionary they may prove to be. The breadth of the early selling was evident from sharp recessions in a number of preferred stocks and in several wmpgrdtiViiiy inac- tive common issues. Among more prominent issues, Case was a wide loser early, getting down about d, although this was cut to 2 points, finally. Allied Chemical, once off about f, was down little more than a point at the close. issues off 1 to 2 poinis at the close included American can. Beth- lehem Steel. Chrysler, Depont. General Motors. Loews, Norfolk and Western, Pennsylignis, Nash. Union Carbide, and . B. Steel. Santa Fe 1m about s8. Utilities were under less pressure than re- cently, and held up fairly well. U. B. smelting closed up about s point and Radio preferred B finished 2 higher.

The weekly bank statements showed a, decline of 027,000,000 in brokers loans, which was consider-

"l? f poles than something like been allowed to scriou with his bus arriving on time.

MEAIURD. Ont" May

On

“even with the

The onlce boy in the stock ex- change teiephone box was asked to ring up a certain number. and as it not infrequently happens. he got the wrong one. “Mr. Woolf here,” came the reply.

"W110?" said the boy.

SPRING

i love in the lovely spring time, To wander tin-c‘ woodland fair, When all nature has awakened And know that our maker is there.

I love to watch the Mayfiowers

BTW. By the side of the flowing brook. Afttr their sleep ‘neath the snow

and ice

And they up to the sunlight look-

I love to list l~ the early morn. ‘Po the Robin's cell to its mate. After their stay in s warmer clime, And return w this northern state.

I love to watch in the early morn, The tiny oratures of the woodland

fa

ir After their long long cosy sleep, Return from their winter lair.

1 love to watch the budding flow-

ere,

And the sunshine lingering here, But best of all I love to know, That God is always near. -Mrs. Minnie Murray, N. H.

The Duke of York was guest oi honor at the annual dinner of the Club",

naval officers‘ "Castaways

l0-~Six “rag” °t ”° "Mm"? “M” sh°‘"“ " hundred thousand miles travelling es a bus driver and never an accid- ent. This is the record of Chlarles . , Whalen who drives between ea- 933 was named Feb‘ 5 The “Y5 ford and Owen Sound and carries his Majesty's mall. inwnsmen are quite sure the record will be hard to beat.

Charlie has been on this route i7 years. He makes three return trips averaging 120 miles daily. He does it now in a luxurious six-cylinder cor winter and summer. But it was not like that in the olden days, lust about the end of the war. He m“ stariaed wit}; azzhold model) gross:

ron car n e summer . a

Hon’ bounded up to Show a‘ “m conditions being as they were, at that time. he reverted to horses in the winter season. one occasion Whaler: was marooned for two days in a storm at Woodford pcst-ofice, about mid- way on the route. Snow was piled telephone " the story goes. Nothing less that has ever Eflflwvolll‘ sly intercfcre W-lid

His fellow

"Woolf," replied the wrong num- ber '

"Well, who's afraid of you?" ask- ed the boy.

Renniker,

They connect to an electld windvane and pressure gauge. '13s indicators of this will be before GI captain's eyes. Z

Nobody unauthorized is allowed on

it. Ladders lead up to it through

the maze of scaffolding and props. Likfl a Spearhead

I went up. Standng at the bows, looking down her length-she is 128 feet long-the perfertion of the stNamlln-ing is breath-taking in its beauty, She looks like s. slim spear- head.

Tms perfection of streamlining will be a. great factor in giving Speed.

Then on w the deck. to a. hatch- way Just behind the most~io one oi‘ the secrets. It was just a. rivet- studded steel beam in appearance. It is a. “dmp" keel-o sbeel plate one and a half inches thick, weigh- ing many ions The visible keel of the yacht is hollow. Then there is a. lead keel at the base o! this wlrch weights eighby-two tons.

The “dmp" keel can be lowered into the outer keel. It will be worked by a specially designed winch below the deck. it will be used when f5 sailing before the

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