ELEANOR BOARDMAN

A (ire-at Cross-Sec- tion 0f Life

A motion picture with a stirrinfl message on marriage- A 110"" [u] film. full ol the truths of A problem thal- mfly much your own home.

it, is Iiere now-a fascinatini cross-section of life. Its iiwflll- lug power. a blcndlfl; 0T la"l¢h‘°'

NEWS, REVIEW. ORCHESTRA

A Colorful Adventure

“WOMEN WISE," CINATING JUNE g _ IN LEADING note, APPEALSl l-filflw-

Swift zictioii, coupled with vii-nu “"1"! ‘ lmPlly and high range places. nfforcti Albert ltuv . lllllPHfi opportunities for gtuul cliir-l

in uiujleurti fgi- the opening sima-s ‘ 1hr- (‘apitol 'l‘lin.itrc. _ iiiu- (lollyer, out» o1‘ the i>|'<-1li<‘~'llM“mb“"-‘* "l m" "iris seen on lllt‘ silversliet-i ill 1W“; EXPIIHHLZPI It nt months, utlforii a ivclcmm- . x .1111‘ to old fat-e». lit-r uvlilil’. is llll" ‘ j“hiiit'ahle and her support i~xt-cli»-ii' ,

¢nuid scarcely 110110 l‘) "ml l"

an“ (jollyer, pitched into u-ldst of bandits. _ limnltig harem girls whn l‘l*.‘lf'lil Reading CO- M... e ~13. because of liar lii-auiv, Southern Pacific. Co. . has ol- tlirlll after uuntlier. ltus- Union Pacific Ry- - - - - ~ ~ » - - -- iniyp tfighllili; with n Hllllll‘ U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co . _1>ii'lilti lips. ffliif-l inatlly in-lovn with Wt-stiiiglioitse Electric . .. . . .. H7‘ “m3 pldgetrii, at. first a wnniau- United States Steel - . . - » - . - -- r

iisirr DRAMA or svsnvnnv LIFE!

YOU-R LIFE ANI) MINE-AS WE uvE IT mom THE CRADLE T0 THE GRAVE,

. FOLLOW pTuE cuowp T0 ‘THE

PRlNci-z p” EDWARD u-TODAY

. ‘M91113;- lgadiiig mien in tlio filiu iu- Am. Bosch ‘Mag. Co. .. . .. Lflmnry‘ wane‘. pmgeo“ it; [lufll n». Aruicotida cup. Min. Co. . _ implies Consul. William Russell 111W“ CH". Plltfilll‘ C"- - - - - - - ~~ i)“, r016 c-i’ the ner-do-wrell. 'i‘wn N.Y. Con. .5; llud. Riv. RR. 11110 Con. Gas Co. iNew York) u Hud. Motor Car Co. Jniernatioiiiii Paper C0. .. llli International Petroleum tarantulus illlil Mis. Kan. d; Tex. RY-

pr-us in the iueaiiiimra i-oustiiutch one (if the most wlmltfstinil- niigiiiiil screen stnili-s uvirl‘ llffitllil“

1 1i. in lllti tipiuiuu o1‘ si-tisourail uri-

ipurva‘ u» ulf ofW-Kglgtfllt! canon. nun

Take this route of scenic grandeur. See thc best the Canadian Rockies have to offer, including mighty Mount Robson, highest peak of all . . . and enjoy the comfort of the easiest gradient and lowest alti- tude of all transcontinen- tal routcii. Sto off at Jasper National ark.‘ En- joy mountain golf. Climb tall pcaluz. Ride trail; mo- tor; explore.

SEE ALASKA

Their on to the coast where steamer. await to take you to golden Alaska . . . . a 1,000 mile cruiae through a wonderland of mountains, glaciers! primitive villager, totem oies . . . . from vllltouvrr to lilKWI , whence you can puieihte te Whit: lots: Pass to follow the Daw- son trail.

IA NATIONAL Rollin; Symon la Ania-ha

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TIME 8.15.17 d: 8.45

ONE OF THE TEN -BIG PICTURES

Montreal Stock Exchange

Abltlbi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘us’ \ tit-a anti lurhittial ihi-nit-r-izovi~s. ‘fhe Brazilian Traction 216 wn-H PAS, t-limax_ (‘ililllllg niu-r :1 riot of 1111i B. E. Steel 1st Pfd. .. . 7_ QQLLYER; ‘lllll thrills. is surprising ill tho i-.\":B. E. Steel 2nd Pfdi 41‘) - llloward Smith 11H l he sow-nth t pisotle oi‘ “Tho (‘oi- Montreal Power 92 ‘legion Series and an cxtrt-llfignl National Breweries .. 118 Olllnlflifi this finr- viponinl: Winnipeg Electric 120 _,, hlli. Asbestos Com. New .. 30 , -__-.---¢a [Bell Telephone . . . . .. 165 ' ' lllrompton . . . . . . . . . . 58 “N, ‘steel Co. of Canada . 188 _.,,,_ . 1 l |Shuwlnigan ........ .. a4".- .u HALIFAX. March 27.—Quotation'; Can. Steamship Pfd. 92 ypc-pii-lprv, furnished by Johnston dz Ward, Dominion Bridge .. .. 76h’. Montreal StockMnsscy Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 41 l j Banks ' 1' Ncii- York Exchange 1 i‘ lBank Royal . . . . . . . . . . . 357 The glqfy built urnuiitl ilit- iitl-iAl. Top. 1v Santa Fe Ry. lliT-{Baiik Montreal‘ . .. 350 ventures in Persia 111' an Ann-vicar.‘American Can Co. . . . . .. .. " iBilllk Nova Scotia . . . . . . . . .. 388 onsu], bi-[ngg m this pcrr-vu 1n 1h» Am. C111‘ 1k Edy. C0. .. 100,-, I masculine roles two oi’ the mom Am. Smr-it. 1Q Reina. Co. . -. 133m Wheatr-Mar" 140-»; May. 139%;

‘July, 137':-

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Com-Mar... 07M: May, 1025;.

Octs-M.ar.. ma; May, 56%;;

Wheat-May. 141w; July. i42-'-1.-.,i 5%

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(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que, March 27. - "Fhi-re was no improvement in the‘ demand from foreign buyers fori ,Cniuidinii grain here today and the; ‘volume of business accomplished in~ illl llflP-‘i was small. The inquiry for‘

ah grain in the domestic market

s-

s limited but the undertone was

‘firm. The export trade in spring

ivlient flour was fair and a steady

luiaiiiess was done for May-June

zahipment, but the local demand was quiet. Prices were firm. The move- uicnt of iviutcr wheat flour contin- ued amall but values were unchan- ged. A firm feeling prevailed in the market for all lnes of millfeed ow-

ing to the fact that available sup-

plics are still somewhat limited for which there was an active demand. The trade in standard grades of rolled oats was moderate and pric- rs were unchanged, A fairly active

.business was transacted in fresh ‘eggs and the undertone was firm.

The receipts were 4.785 cases. Ow-

ling to an improved demand from jlncni and outside buyers for pota-

toes a stcadier feeling prevailed in the market. The market for im- ported beans displayed ptrength and prices scored an advance of fifteen

rents per bushel. This. was attrib- iuted to the continued good demand sand the somewhat limited sitppiies coming forward. Sales of car lot.“ of choice white handpicked to ar-

lcx-track, and small quantities at i975 per bushel ox store. "Phe but- l ter trade was moderately active and; lprices were firmly maintained. The‘ "receipts were 247 packages. The demand for cheese was confined to small lots but the undertone to the lmarket was steady. The reoelfls lwcrc 586 boxes.

OTTAWA. 0nt., March 27. (Eggs)

g —-Canadiaii egg markets are fairly m,“ u“ I C‘ d“ N q | m; steady today after the sharp declin- “QMQFLIZ”: angchmn-t-ick; A:"?¢l|mg¢::|¢n_ es which have been recorded during Paiaiouger Agent. Charlottetown.

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. the past. week.

TORONTO-Receipts are a littlc

lighter today but. prices. continue‘ easy. Dealers are quoting muiitry

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THE CHARIJOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

CAPITOLQ-TODAY

“WOMAN WISE”. “COLLEGIANS”

A COMEDY DRAMA OF ' TIIE MYSTEBIOUG ORIENT ' SOLITUDE — SCENIC

CAPITOLHTomorroW 3 - Big. Features - 3 . .

A Romance of Laughs and’ flit-iii;

AT 3.15, 7 AND 8.46

DAIIIZDEVIIS itlZWAilD

The Cowboy Ace Scores Again as a Ranger Detective in a Dozen Dis- guises.

- FEATURE T~< ER 2 =

,_ and. , .. Pfi; .6, .1 uiimv KENT 1131211- vIIdJI-IAN ARTHUR

A thrilling sipry .by Clarence Burlington Kclland, master

story writer, of-dellghtful people whom you'll love, but who are only pawns in a heartless game played by

“STILL " FACE”

one of‘ the most. amazing and intriguing characters in ivoi-ltl fiction.

Ten Weekly Chapters of 'I‘lirills

ran-rum: NUMBER Tuuao . TIIE ‘FINAL CHAPTER or

“THE HAWK or, THE HILLS”

“Putting wrlotteiown and Siimmerside Ilntlg "I11": Home” Raiilo txneihsuitethtlisliltzlil s a i0 s, Latest

possible I __" of this program ignhf.‘ Twila] Victoria IIotei, r o e own, co-operate by "0"" Tllmdl‘. $11M!“ Chlv- placing the WlIIIIIgdOII Room at the “"1 ‘Mums ‘Tllrmnks- D- w- Gm“ disposal of‘ their guests and any of ""1- -"°'"' Bammlm» 9mm l"! the public who wish m iiuch in and Rio and also Paul Whlteman In ' One Great. National Hook-Up by Dodge Brothers.

iihe Island Radio Company have This combination of Dodge Bro-

vlnstalled in this room one of the thers and the Movie World takes‘

Iflnest receiver.‘ in existence. In addition the Island Radio C0.. place Thursday the 29th from 10 to 11 I’. M., Charlottetown time,

will be prepared to re-broadcast if

conditions generally are unfavorable g-lvo the whole North American be m openmm at "Mr “on continent a new radio thrill. ‘pmmlses’ Great Geo," Street Dodge Brothers representatives inH-mm Hollywood. '

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m and their largo outside speaker will Meg's‘ w‘ B‘ Pmwse 3‘ S°"-"- This programme will come direct

shippers for upgraded e s extras _

30; firs“ 23; Seconds 23§§5 den“ ::An Oil of Merit-Dr. Thomas‘

cred. Prices to retailers are extras Eclecmc o“ l5 11°‘ a Jumble M

35.35; firsts 33,34; second; 3o’ lmedicinal substances thrown to- MONTREAL-This market is dull Beth" and Pushed by advertlslnz.

with stocks a¢¢“mu1a;ing_ 351,35 but the result of the careful inves-

are being made in ii jgbblng way a; tigation of the healing qualities of

extras 34; firsts 34; 5gconds 2g, certain oils as applied to the human i

Shipments from ontario are heavy, body. It is a rare combination and CALGARY — Egg receipts here it won and kept public favor from have been light recently due to thcithe first. A trial of it will carry bad condition of the country roadslconvlction to any who doubt its andhprice: 0o country shippers arcl-power to repair and heal. unc ange at extras 26‘, flrsts‘23; — ----@oa>-~-»- .- SQCOHd-"l 1B- It is not luck, but toll; neither is REGINA-Dealers here are buylnglit chance, but well-directed labor cztguntry slsipgtors at extras 28; that makes life irsuccess. : secon s . HALIFAX-This market is now If you live for yourself. you may

well supplied with local eggs and gather money. but. you will never be |

dealers an: buying from country‘ worth anything. Care only for what. shippers at. extras 33-36; firsts 30-32 i5 right, then you will have every- seconds 21-22. _ thing.

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Central Guardian

KNITTING -PINS in Wood and Bone ready to-day. Moore A: Mo, Lcod Limited.

A WONDERFUL SILK STOCK-i ING for $1.00. This is, we think. the best DOLLAR stocking on the mar-l ket. All the new colors. 88 inches

silk. Moore 8a McLeod Limit/ed.

LECTURE-Judge A. E. Arsenaiilt will deliver an interesting lecture on P. E. Island in its relations with‘ Canada on Wednesday, March 28th,‘ St. Paul's Hall, Summerside. Ad- mission free. Everyone welcome.

3432-3-27-2i,

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BUTTERICK PATTERNS in all the new styles at Moore d; McLeod Limited. 4,

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA - Sunday , April 1st.‘ Services will be held in the Geddie Memorial Church at 11 a. m. in the Long River Church at. 2.30 p. ma’ in the Cllfl0I1.Cll1il‘Cl’i at 7.30 p. 111.: March 30th. There will be Prayer Meeting in the Grahams Road Hall on Friday at 7.30 p. m.

SILKNIT BLOOMERS at. one‘ dollar. Moore 8.: McLeod Limited. l l I

GET YOUR TICKETS I-‘Oll/ ORATOEICAL CONTESTS EARLY ——Accommodutlons limited and the demand will be great. 25c. each from W. W. Wellner- & C0., and . the Guardian Office for Charlottetown: I-‘rom R. T. Holman, Ltd, and James McNeil! dz Son, Summer-side. Prom. J. W. Murdock 8e C0., Montague.

FLAT CREPE we are selling for $2.

1 IIAVE YOU SEEN that wonderful} per yard? Moore 8a McLeod Limit-I ed. ‘ l

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ASK T0 SEE the ivoridcrful new] DOLLAR SILK HOSE at Moore 8c McLeod Limited. i

DID YOU cvcr hear of DELYSIA? Ask to see it 1n the wash goods dc- partment today. Moore & hfclmod) Limited. 1

BRADALIMNE CHARGE -Uiiit-! rd Church of Canada. Rev. Davidl Coburn, M. A., B. D.. Pastor. Scr- vlces for April 1st" 1928. Rose vat- lcy—11 a. m.; Granville —3 p. m.1 Pleasant Vulicy—7 p. m. The Lord's Supper will be observed at Rose‘ Vnllcy. Preparatory service oul Thursday, 7.30 p. m. Meeting of thc, General Board at Brndalbaiic, Apiil= 2nd, 2 p. m. l

ANGLICAN SERVICES -— Wed-i nesday, March 28th. Lenten Service: St. John's, Milton. Subjeclz-“Tlie Crown of Thorns." P1'8f|.Ch01‘I—Rl!‘l. C. F. Johnson. Palm Sunday, April 1st. St. John's, Milton. Morning prayer, 10.30 a. m. St. Mark's, Rus- tico. Evening prayer. 2.30 p. m. St. John's, Milton. Evening prayer, 7.30

p. m. Preacher. Rev. C. F‘. Johnson. lb

SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT - A

very enjoyable time was spent on “my fmvigalwn" - vafioujq fly-m‘- Ffldfly evening last. at me home of steamers and others aie icceivina

Mr. Arthur Townsend, Bracklcy Point. when a social function was

community. Dances and games of various kinds were indulged in. Mu- sic was supplied by Mr. George Mc- Callum, Mr. Blythe Hurst and Mr. B. C. McLure. Tea was served by Miss Jessie Sanderson and Miss Parkman and Miss Annie Town- |send. The party broke up in the early hours of thc morning and the Wgucsts as they ivcndcd their wny ,home. were unanimous in declaring [that they had spent a very pleasant evening.

THE MARKETS - Poor condit- luns of the roads was again respons- ible for the small attendance at the Market yesterday. Small quantities cf meats were being offered outside, and selling was anything but. brisk. No hay or straw was being offered in thc morning although prices were up to thc standard. The fol- lowing prices on all commodities were offered: Meats-— Pork Icar- caxai 0 1-2c; beef, icarcass) 101:; beef (cuts) 14c to 20c; pork tcutsi 20c; mutton, 12c lb. No lamb was being offered. Skins-Cuff, 12c lb-l SllCBD- $1.00 pelt; hides 16c. Eggs 28s.: butter, 44c; chickens $1.30 i0 $1.60: fowl $1.40. Produce-Potatoes blue, 60c; while, 70c; oats 85c to 00c; hay, 85c to 00c; straw, 50c to 55c; turnips, 45c. Vegetables-POI‘ pound. Cabbage, 4c: carrots. 4c; parsnips, 4c; beets 3c. Fish-Fresh haddock. dressed, 13c per lb.; fresh cod. 13c pcr ib.: fresh salmon, 30c; corned fish 8c. . '

THE WATERFRONT — The cou- tlnued mild weather and bright sunshine the past three or four days has played havoc with the ice on 'the different rivers some of which giro at present unsafe for travel. iEast River ice is so thin in spots lthat it will not bear the weight of a ‘team. ivhiie North and West. rivers are in a like condition. The cross- 'ing by Southport Ls apparently over for the season. no teams or |pedestrlans are reported crossing lycstcrday. Others more venture- wzome are still following the Rocky [Point trail, however, within a day .or two this rou will also have t0 be abandoned.‘ he S. S. Montcalm lor some other ice breaker would oe {in order any of these days to pay lus a visit, as the ice in the bay is 'only practically rafted and needs

breaking up. Workmen are busily

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values in Groceries-and our business

increasing by leaps and bounds.

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. l » .. . 1 , . V , . _ ._ No hunting around rm" what. you want, courteous clerks

‘to wait on you and lpllt in ._h_iun‘dy shopping‘ - ags. » i‘ ‘ " . I .

WE ARE NoTi-iuihih, mspoolnhSlI-lo u. Iain m. tumors. Those are our regular prices. .

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We do not ‘delivclr anything (except flour) and the FREE DELIVERY advertised Is misleading you pay rm- dellvcry and hat] debts in the end. This saving we pass on to you.

FLOUR we buy in ciirload Iota direct w»... the mulfl and can sell cheaper than those buying through the wholesalers.

Robin Hood Flour (Delivered 9s lbs. l. $4.25

Robin Hood Oats China . . . . Non-premium 24c

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AllPackageTea 67¢ RedCioverTea 64c Blue Bird-Bulk Tea

Foxberry Jam» .. . . . . . . . . 15c per jar

Plum Jam, 3 lb. jars . . . . .

Codfish Cakes, per can . . FRASERS PORK ‘AND BEANS

» Yellow Eyed . . . . . . . . . 20c per can

White llicpercan We buy Eggs and Butter at high- est market prices.

Maclean & MacFadyen

CASH AND» CARRY

Queen Street Opposite Tuombs Music ‘Store

. _ ‘lQ I The publichare rcaillllrig that. m" p.17; ofhrlng 31ml ' I

held by the young people of the,

engaged along the different whar- ves tuning up motors, repairing

craft and in general getting things‘

in readiness for the opening of an

URITH F II

nssr ran ._4_§._L YOUR ‘BAKING - Pies, ca... Buns and can -.'.4

HOLMAN, Agent, Charlottetown

aw alliiifiliiaiuoihifiisiabtvlfvfltitfi. a; * U

their finishing touches preparatory for an early get-away; even a num- ber of buoys have been scraped and painted during the recent fine spell. which means that. said buoys will probably be placed somewhat earlier‘ this year.

AIRPLANE SERVICE SUS- PENDED-—'i‘lic (fzinatliiiu Trans- t-tiutliicutul Airways aeroplane

which has been opt-rating: in thir-

ilil‘ mail sen-iv..- Iictwccii 31011111011 null rClinrlolteimvii tlurliiiz, the pun-ll two iiiniitlis. has btcu WllllLflHVil from these routes and left the limi- 13.111‘ at Cook's llrooit ycslertluy. liil- med liy Dr. Cuislnier, Piesiticiit of thc company, for QlIUlIGU cu Nllllt" tn the imke Si. Jcliu tllstrlt-l. wlicrc it will liv- put iii service. says .\i0ntluy‘.~4 .\l()ll(‘.l0li Times. The tlelivcry: 0t’ mull by acrnpliiiir m the Mugtlalcruq and P. E. i. will he suspended until about‘ April 'llll, (Yaptnlii id. J. (‘nopor said yei-iteitluy. ail-ii ivlion the riervlcf‘

is resiimetl it will hi‘ by 1i now m1; I

chino 0f ll larger iiititlcl. callable 0i‘ carrying" a ll(‘£l\'ll‘l' land. Th? new lllfl('lllllf\_ he said, is now ul~ most. temnpli-ieti in New York anti Captain (‘upper leaves hy liit- Orr can Liiiiliiwi itvliiy (or Qutllwc. 011 r0111.) to New York to bring thc- iicw plane hero. iio. stnlon ‘llllll the take-oft’ anti lnntliiic; place will in future iin made nu the lvater at Shr-tlinc, Wlll('l| la t-tuislilnrtul more suitable fer liiir- nernplzint-Wtif ihb construction that l)! 1n lip, ustul iii future.

--—~»——- LIMITED. PERSONALS 'l'lie miiiiy friends nf Mr itnhcrl. ____--—---__—__--——---—--- ii".’.’2.?‘i‘.’.'...'iiIJl‘K’EI.'.‘.§J.31?- $33351‘. "DISTRESSING

HEADACHE

Bathe the forehead with Min- Aiso inhale.

int: from ll serious ‘attack of pncur monia.

Airs. A. ill. TOOTIIlIH llllil (infigh-

tcr, Miss Eleanor, lcnvc this morn- iiil! on il visit 1n ilosiiou iinri New York. ‘

Hon. B. W. LePage. who has rbucn confined to the house for n few 1111's is out again.

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"Ah." said the guest as they iip- proaolied the house. "I ‘sec your rlear son and daughter awaiting us on the porch." -. . ,-_i .,:, -,