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Ioit SALE-J HORSE 1 YEARS "ld- ubuut 1300‘ pounds; 1 Truck _ Ford lmdei T; 1 Chcvroletvlight ’= delivery: 2 fishing boats. a4 and zo "if Ovtrull- Apply 1e": Don-cheater Street or Phillie 98B.‘ 4149-3-25-11.

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""1 sALr-Yoaasumc rrcs. five weeks old. Guy Rodd, Brack- lel- ' 1 _ aioa-zi-zs-ai ""‘-*_~_—-——-i--——---- wraanuoarto SHEETI IOI saw. 1 wit each. suitaoia for iihuie hen MW"- ctc- Guardian omce.

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3' ~ , _ . 5cm: 50 Canadian cities fumlshod 7‘. "7' L1 Proww detailed reports to the Dominion Bur fwd! whllwck "' "' 131 m2 M2 ecu of Statistics showing that in the lnlltch M53“ "' " 203 ma 2m year 1930 they had issued nearly l2,- yyed-iirullh --- a" 000 permits for dwellings estimated Percy Macinnia r.- .. 1'14_ 12f 219 to cost about $53,000,700, and approx- - v M4 9-7 ignfitsly 29.000 permits for other main-n ‘... ... u H88 at a proposed coat of al-

, r - ' most $95,000,000. The former-category Tehbhor,‘ Co. includes houses and apartment; and i. in many, but not all cases, repairs J4 P, Liane _.__ _ m9 133 and alterations. Permits for garages u MacLaod . 240- 24a "wally “vellum a lame proportion D M‘ Go“ we w.’ of the total number of buildings 0th; Bruce Stevenson 20a 25o 21o e’ "m" ’”'d°“““‘- but l" "W" w- ilt MacNevin .. 11o we 19o “S m" a 1°" "‘"““°"~ l 899 I057 081 - ‘Total “.2921 Towh Maltrity for Telephone Co. 230 om It Mayconcern ‘pm.’ l ~13 Stevenson 250 i s ti! hereby Cgrmy that no lnfotm‘ Hi8“ 51"!‘ B» Bu‘, Mo“ 6" P" ‘f; on has ever cometo us from My, High thrbfl . 8 - llmel A. Campbell of Burlington re nfriwtion of the Prohibition Act in 501mm; Ltd Burlington or vicinity. a. Johnson 244- zia" 191 B‘ J- gl-‘rftvliton-t A. Affleck 115 192 1'14 m“ 25w ° “WHIP- ' - - d 12L A.Dowling . 110 15s 13c e t’ l-i, liicCallen . . .. 138 154 l8’! » ,_ --. o. Toombs 215 207 251 p-E-LBL‘. JQY t l 939 929 SPECIAL out; we“ TOE ... n. u. ... ... ... shamuoo Marcel _ " single Wave Facial Guardian Water Wave liiruiicure A th t‘ , _ r. Vessey 14a 207 m ginnarzlu°glosgo°o G- 3202118 --- n» s- 1:5 liair on ladies faces permanently Fha er ..‘. ... . 1.2 194 l2; removed, $3.00 pcr hm", S crron ,.. . u. Jenkins .. 14s we 15a BARBER Bribe‘ SPECIAL 37° 332 "3 Hair Cut iiead mih Total ... 2815 Shampoo shave Majority for Holman's Ltd m1 pins "leisure iligh single E. Vessey 272 pins _ A“ f“? 51-0“ High three a. Toombs, ova pins 211 Queen Street mm", m“ 4192-3-25-11. we‘ "5? T’? ‘T-T1"Tj"rn"f‘.'"arrn-'";4————,,, ‘Fl-r, v ' a o. , ‘ -Classrfzed Advertisements ’ O

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WANTED — TWO PAIR GUINEA pigs. Apply Prince Edward Island Hospital. 4i65-3-25-tf.

WANTED-A SMALL SCHOONER ata reaaonabla price. Must be sound. J. Dewar, St. Peter's, R. R. 2, P. E. I. 4171-3-25-11.

Mala Help Wanted

RELIABLE MAN FOB ONE HUND- rcd store route: this country; ex- perience unnecessary; no selling; distribute and collect. Should not seventy dollars weekly, Shamaa Mfg. Company, New Toronto, Ont.

CIVIL SERVICE. THE M. C. C. Civil Bervcic School is the oldest corres ondence school in Canada, speciaizing in preparing 081151- datea by mail for the Canadian Civil Bervice. Get ready for the spring examinations for positions

as Letter Carriers. Ma" cleFk-i.

C ‘ Clerks, Stenographera,

Typista, etc. Booklet. free on re-

quest, The M. C. C. Ltd.. Toronto,

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I ntral Guardian | save o! auvuuc ‘GARDEN éClTk BUTTER in l0 pound lots. tone pound. 80:1: 2 noundl. 700-? 1° fpouhda. $3.304. 3847-3-ll-tf .

-__- MARITIME CHAMPIONSHIP in- termediate hockey at Forum tonight. Bathurst vs. Borden. 8.30. 4190-3-25 .

FUNERAL NOTICE-Owing to the hon arrival of some membe of the‘ family,‘ the funeral of Mrs. Seifarywhich was ‘to be held on Wednesday, is postponed until Fri- day, ivheh it will be held from the York \United Church. Service start- iug at 2.30-

BATHURST lNTERMEDlATi-IS vs. Borden Nationals, Forum, tonight at 8.30. Maritime championship match. 4196-3-25

TRYON BAPTIST PASTORATE —-Sei'viccs Sunday- March 29: Ai- bariy. i1 a. m.; Tryon. 3 p- m.; wast- moreland, 7 p. m: N0 service 12-‘.- Bonahaw. Myron 0. Brinton, minis- ter.

TEAM PHOTOGRAPHER-ad large photograph of the Prince of Wales College 1930 football team Intermed- iuto champions of Prince Edward Island is now on display in Cooks window. The group includes twenty one members of the team and the coach Prof. W. J. McDonald. Photographs of Saint Dunstan's Intermediate team and the St. Dunstans Intermural champions are also on display.

roua aovs ARRESTED-A gen- eral investigation conducted by the Charlottetown Police Department in- to the recent occurrences of thievery in the city resulted in the arrest on Monday ‘evening of n young lad, 10 years of age, who, under exam- ination. made statements which led to the arrest yesterday morning of three other boys, two about l4 years old, the other younger. They will appear this morning in the Magistrate's Court.

_ AFTERNOON AT HOME-The Women's Liberal Club held an, en- joyable afternoon at home for the Liberal members of the Legislature, their tvives and friends, following the formal opening of the Assembly yesterday. The function was held in the Canadian Legion parlor and was well attended. The table was beauti- fully decorated with spring flowers. The musical entertainment included vocal solos by Mrs. Arthur Roper and Miss Lillian, Mackenzie, and piano solos by Mr. Albert Blanchard and Master Horace McEwen.

' BIRTH -

MACLAUGIILIN-At Bezanson, Al- berta, February-m, 1031, to Mr. and Niirs. Nelson MacLaughlin, a son.

concur-At ciormoht oh March 16th, i931. to Mr. and Mrs. .1. Wil- fred Curley, a daughter.

DALZELL-At New Annan, on Feb- ruary 19th, 1on1, to m. and Mrs. Edison Daluil, a daughter.

TREMEREr-At Hampshire. March 11, 1931, to .vf1-. and Mrs. Hilson Tremere, a.'daughtsr, Doris Pearl.

cAEB or THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. Alex- ander Cousins, wishes to thank

‘-‘““ a and friends for their help and kindness shown ho them during their Mother's illness and death. 4lBb-3—fl5-li.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Robert MiwKenzie, 5n. and family wish to express their all!!!“- iation of the very many itlndneaaes receiver. by them from neighbors and friends, especially W. llw hull"?- hcld o! Mr. James Donald, who so generously contributed to their com- fort during their recent IOTPOW-

__ 445-31. Female Help Wanted 4168-3-25-11. ' "it SAw-ur-ro-oare MR- WANTED-MAID rou canon/ii. .2?!’ equipment, in- bclt of order. house work. Apply Mrs. J- R- Card of Thanks Pvly Adamo Iarber Shop, 15'! Paton. 1o Brighton Road. craitoh 5t, 4154-3-24-31 4180-3-25-21.

A * - - -.- l t ti k . frl uds tiififiil? .:'.'"."é?l.i’ "",,“"§'3 5""“"°"‘ Yum" Female Mliilolilfi tiillsfiifélliilll... hours All u“ ,7 “(new “with ' ing ourrecent sad bereavement. also i0 lbl‘. 0L Oledqmwiyn rApply to AMBITIOUQ WOMEN. ‘SIG PAY. those who ggnf, flowers and messages Mo, g_ an," a d‘ “acame Large demand for ladiaa who learn o; gympgflhy

1' lot a5 p’ m y’ 'm4165_3_25_“" beauty culture and i-lalrdrminl- John B. Jay and Family.

' .' " ‘ ' Join Canadta‘: laweftt ayatomfbip- 419o_3..25.1l_ ' l ra e . r a or horm- ‘gl aaai: - can corona. {fix fnnfl,“ Bu“, Andante, o m“ R9“! 7199K Gtlvelmmm‘ St. Catherine East. Montreal.

inapcotcti- blood-lasted for bacil- h” F!!!“ diarrhoea. R. O. P. malaa from nena with records of l,’ 0B8! up to 100. April and May

centsy-Iuna i0. 100% live deliv- W-i-Yamec Gtavart. i1 H. 3, Sum- lueraide. P. i, inland

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Miscellaneous

IOIIN acracn McDONALD. rao-' vincial Lonri Surveyor. Herman-

MW-D-I-tue-wed ‘for 2 nwnthl vme, 3'150-8-b-im0nth. -~_-__. ‘ Lost ‘ cnrrlmcn sitvan FOX NOT. "‘~——- __ tattooed. Wallace Wheatley. East “WT-cantor smiuiwv n00 on R°Y““Y- ““'3'”'3" "Pgv-J-i p,’ - 5., ‘I I -»— —-~—~*"'-‘ ""'“‘ c: cr rhongalria.nourfilgjg.gflllqi surr SPECIAL-LEAVE your: .,,._._.__.__.._._. order-before Easter for delivery b9- '.'"vv~ frro Ii-ly. have ten percent. B, F‘.

,“d“-'\ (‘WI-EVE DOG. WHITE ,_ V brown bend and oars. Nam- .Comvnunicvit4> W"! firil n. Pork Corner. (1234-24-31. ‘HP-"P-‘I’

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Torbush. Hot-cl fluvia-

srI/ivirn FROM ROSEBANK run Forms ranch. on‘: pok- Elly!!!‘ male, tattoo Number it-iltill. Ec- v/grdfrl-‘ephone Ranch ll-i ling 4.

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Iii MEMORIAM

in loving memo , of PHILIP S. IIOWATT Who departed this life March l5, 1M!) lnziertod by Wlfo and Family.

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Madam Gab-let, Graduate oi the Boyd Beauty Parlor, Now York, will no p; 2235-’, Queen Street at E. M. [ABM-he's Beauty Fariur, iiaainning April ‘ith. Mda. (lauds! glvpa two different Permanent Waves-The

Gaudet comes highly reromuiended and is really an expo" In liar lino. havlna aoant many yearn In New York City Misti LeBIaIw will glad to aivr the ladies of Charlotte- town full Information In connection with Mdn Gouda-t" vlait If they will roll at 1289i Queen Street or Phone 200

3828-13-1l-wcdautilweel: for i woohs.

A REAL CHANGE TO GET‘ A

REAL TEAM OIL SINGLE WESTERN horse at the Wright Auction, Hornet lliorae Exchange.‘ Friday, March 2'1.

, 4201-3 25-3!

WINSLOE 8EllVlGES—-Servlce5 in the Winaloo United Churches on Sunday, March 20th will be: Hicc- flold at 11 a. m.; Priiicetown Road at a p. m.; South Winslne at 7 n. in. Rcv. G A. Grunt, minister.

DON'T FORGET THE {RED WRIGHT SALE cf western horses at Roma's Horse Exchange, Friday, lilnrch 27. (091-3-2511

DitADALBANE-United Church of iCancida. Services on the above charge for Sunday, March 29 are as follows: Rose Valley ll a. m.; Granville 3 p m.; Pleasant Valey 7.30 p- m. 'I'hos. Pulethorpe, Minister.

recently gazetted by the Civil Ser- vice commission appears the fol- lowing; Letter Carriers, Charlotte- town P. E. 1., Post Office Depart-

S., Charlottetown: Irvine Grey lilac- Laren, O. A. 8., Charlottetown; Char ies Turner Carbonell, o. A. s., Char- lottetown; Michael Karl Kelly, 0. A 5., Charlottetown; Ernest W. Dun- hirignChnriottetcwn; Frederick Ev- erett MacLeod, Charlottetown; Har- ry Keir Duggap, Charlottetown: Wil- liam F. Carew, East Baltic, Lot 40; Charles Leard Jay, Charlottetown; Whiston Frederick Smith, Charlotte- town; James Arthur Malone, Stan- ley Bridge; James Waldron Lavers, Georgetown; Frank Warburton Mac- Kinnon, Charlottetown; Ralph Mab- en Crockett, Charlottetown; Eugene Doucette, Charlottetown; Joseph Wilbert Delaney, Malpeque; Michael Joseph Kiggins, Georgetown; Ralph Strutliic Johnston, Charlottetown;

THE CHAR LOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIA N r-I._._+

Baallatle and the Nestle Le Munlvlde. .

be cf the city. Misses Dclren and Stacie

GAZETTED-In the eligible lists‘

ment. Herbert R. Vessey, O. A. 3.,‘ Charlottetown; Louis Sadler, 0. A. ‘stock oi’ the firm ranges from the

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Vogue Is centfe ililfllllfywgiilzigfigylllillliit . Of In te re a t

tinned - All members and ud- horenta urged to uttand — Visitors welcome, Offering for relief lunda o! the Congra a. tiiui — llearta Memorial flu l- 4156-3-‘45-11.

I The ‘locum-the name itself ll aug- , igestlve o! modernity, amartnoaa, and ;5tyle~ls a centre 0t’ greatest interest

.3" m’ Dawn‘ time ‘or m. “d!” ion la too big foruany criticism of

oura to hurt him.

The lccol architect may not have had experience: with curtain necci- sury phases o1 the work required but he has knowledge oi’ local condit- ions, the action of the weather upon material, both local and imported, which are after all Just as import- ant if not more so, than many of the points where he lacks experience.

On many an occasion in the past '

where outside architects have been~ brought in, English architects to the ‘ United states, American architects t0 Canada, Canadian architect: from , the great inland districts to tho salt i atmosphere and within reach of the Atlantic storms, grave trouble has resulted from tbeac samo local con- ditions ivhlch local men have learn- cd tothi-lr own cost and that same knowledge if employed might have saved much repairing and time and money spent upon buildings which had fallen into early decay. We have our local architects in Prince Edward Island, as they have in St. John and Halifax and their employment iu local work means the preference to local builders to local material, to local workmen, to local dealers, and as a necessary sequence more business to local merchants, to market gardeners and farmers. See our Publicity Page.

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‘novice iuat returned from their ‘spring buying trip, are ln a posit- ion to assist in the solving of East- er clothes problems, without pre- judice to the pocket book.

The Vogue has a great variety in smart spring outfits, coats in slend- ci ilnca for Spring. Flexible tweeds, fine flu-s on rough fabric coats, and couts without furs are favored, in colors, shipper blue, grey or beige. New hats in all tilts and trends are available in deeper brims and shal- lower crowps than formerly. Even- ing ensembles, and dinner frock-s are also arrlvlug.

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Ready To Start Spring Trade

“We are in n better position than ever before to start the Spring trade as ths year we have a wonderful assortment of ladies‘ and gents’ foot- wear" reports the Purdigdt Ferguson Shoe 0o. Ltd. “We are tho sole agents in Charlottetown for lnviotus shoes for men and women.’

This year Purdie d: Ferguson ,a.i'o strongly featuring women's Blue Moon shoes. Previous sales show that they are unexcelled in fitting qualities and are fast making friends, The

MRS. JOHN T. STEWART On March 3rd therepassed away at OLeary Mrs. John T. Stewart, at the comparatively early age of fifty-seven years. Although tho dc- ceased _had notbeen enjoying her former good health for several months, she was able to be aiound as usual until a month before her death. During he;- illness she

[cheapest shoes to the best that are lmade. Women's glove fitting shoes, and hole proof hosiery are among the important specialties, the latter have been reduced in price 50 cent over last year

Purdie d: Ferguson are wholesale clad retail dealers for the celebrated Gutta Porcha rubbers, and have not had to replace a single pair during

the last two years, a. record for aat- and i110 Kind attention 0f Mrs. W.

she gradually grew weaker until she paused away on the above-mentioned date.

Architects l

The spring is at hand again and

Preston Lloyd Fraser, Charlottetown;

Ralph Mabon Bevan, Charlottetown: Frederick Stephen Smith, Charlotte-

WWH; Arthur Oxenham Dixon, Char- l lottetown; Borden Axteli Cox, Char- l lcttctown; Joseph Crcnthum Stcr-' ey, Charlottetown; Leo Joseph Duf- v fy, Fort Augustus. ‘f QUEEN'S COUNTY {IOURT-The March sittings ‘of the County Court: for Queens County opened yesterday' before Hla Honor Judge Duffy. There are upwards of fifteen contested cas- es on the docket. Seven flBTfll-ShBE"! applications were first disposed of, be-

Counsel to have cases set down for‘ hearing at a future day. In the easel of German vs Costello, an applica- tion was made on behalf of the de-i fondant to have the Judgment en. tored by default set aside. The case was set down for March 31st for further hearing. A garnisliee appli- cation in the same suit was dismiss- ed. J. A. McDonald for plaintiff and R. R. Bell for defendant. The case of Farquharson vs Carragher was postponed to April 2nd. The case of Rodd vs Carr occupied the attention oi the Court in the afternoon, be- ing an action for damages for breach of warrant arising out of the sale of a house. Donald McKinnon for plaintiff nhri Mr. Tweedy for the de- fendant. The Court adjourned ct six dclock till 10.30 today when the docket will be continued.

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M810? D. A. MacDonald left yes- tcrdny morning for Montreal. He ex- pects i9 ho absent about a week.

Miss Eleanor Smith of Charlotte- town spent the ivcck end in Crap- aud at the homc of Mr. and Mrs. B. Eherrcn.

Rev» H. D. Raymond, rector of st. Paula Church, lcft yesterday morn- ing for Toronto to attend a meeting of the Executive of the British and Foreign Bible Society of Canada

nRequiclte on the Farm-Every farmer und stock-raiser should keep a supply of Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil on hand, not only as a remedy

larlsc for us overnight, but alas we ‘must raise ‘ours with infinite 'toil,

[tho palaces of Ailaddin, they ivcrs aLs

with it will come the time for build- ing which suggests a few thoughts in that regard. ‘

1r we could each and that- old Magician's lamp that Aladdin em- ployed so usefully, what wonderful public buildings, and "palades would’

tics Sullivan. She received her early education in the public schools and

lege. Atfter her graduation taught school for several years various districts in the province. with public subscription lists, with the employment and assistance pi architects and builders.

There was one great point about

they resided for several years in West Point where the latter was en-

easy to remove as to erect, if they did not happerfto suit tlic owner's

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25 lb. boxes, sold at Bruce's.

ceived skilled medical attendance at, g o'clock, Kensington Granitea Vl- Summorside. All Stars intermediate. left to mourn besides her sorrowinZ a. Turner and Miss mm». Clom- Sm, after match. Admission so and husband. one trend-sou M1"- E1111"

lsfactlon. , ants. two’ registered nurses. Every- 35c, ~ thing possible was done to alleviate _ her suffering and prolong her life Ernp Local but all efforts proved unavailing and

off, Moccasins at 20".?» M FY3055-

llter attended Prince of Wales Col- Tuesday. M111‘- she markings loft oar 3H; in 0G, Tho owner can have same by

After hoi- marriage to Mr, Stewart Central Bedeque-

gaged in the lobster fishing lndus- MYS- G°°TE° R°bms°n °f summn“ try. About ten years ago they re- 5159» Yifmed i?" Mmlday moved to" 0'Lcary where they have "mu , ever since spent the greater part of daughter. J60", MTS- ‘DY-l Dmmlds

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