w“ u‘ “nu

new

have aver a n. Wily, rnittena. ltnp at the -'You'il laugh till your ai

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Prince Edward laian'd‘H° be due.

Payments call

JANUARY 12, 192s

.1! l...

I _ We Hate t9 Tflllitlhgut Anyone But-

"Charioye ‘Aunt from Irpzii" la tn.

bonnet. hooped eklnte, and

5DWARD and ado her. dllllfllo‘.

Tomorrow and Thursday

' ""»i‘lir"~av"'"fmv

- Prince. Edvard lelelui Fllnilliollectio

0n JIMIIRY ylbtilfitfio ‘second Iaat payment of the

on or boiiore that date at Ieaat fiye eixthe of the , amounit euoaoribed by each Individual should be paid, aa the balance of the total subscription becomes due with- ln llX MOM-Ill. i! would alaiat the Trustees very materially If the full amounte pdld be thla paying period, They cannot make the ‘nooo ry ar. pomente for carrying on the 2...," vementeuntli they are satisfied that ail the money subscribed le paid ‘In.

Lelttere wllifiba lent to each auhaorlber showing the amount subscribed, amount paid and amount yet due,

made in person or by letter to The Canadian Bank oftiomnlerce, Charlottetown or to Miss Ada E. Harrie at ‘the Hospital, .

FRANK R. HEA/RTZ, Chairman Campaign committee.

"l." “=- t‘ ‘dill’ ‘in.

funnieit thing we lilo wura a little black - WWI‘! you seneve it, biaek lace

my Ear,

Hospital ll

apital Campaign aubeorlbera will

and

practically

L;

4553a

Gregory

The funeral of the late Mrs. Wil

was very largely attended and th many and beautiful floral tribute

ruin-1i.’ an"""’¢

of"! a euperlatlve- can give an aeeurate Idea of the many good valuee in fine furniture offered every ‘day in The ‘Char- lottetown G ua rd Ia n classified section.

~_._--,-f§e

A wide selection, good quality, and moderate prices will repay any- one who eonsuits it when planning furni- ture purchases.

And, of course, the classified ado In The 1 ‘Charlottetown Guardian are aiwaye at the eer- vlee of those who have furniture to dispose of.

USE THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN OLAGSIFIED ADS

' CLASSIFIED A

leat- lllefllo light lnadrtlena .---

Agents Wanted BALESMEN AND AGENTS WANT- (‘dr-AQBIII-i and Start the New Year World's fastest seller. Apilwlfi i” overy man, woman. child. 591911‘

he Late Mrs Wiliam

am Gregory who passed to her terns/l rest Wednesday. January th. took place Friday, January 8 rom her liate residence St. Avards o ‘Peoples Cemetery. The ‘funeral

were evidence of the high esteem in which the deceased urns held by

g held at ‘Prince of Wnles College.

"Moomweeoeoowe omvuuo-oooooo-

neoooo-oé-be-eco-oeeoooo-bee» e+o+¢+¢*"'°

all ‘who knew her.

The late ‘Mrs. Gregory had reach- cd her ‘51st. year and ‘her death litter an illness of only eight days was learned with ‘great regret by her relatives and friends. She leaves to mourn a sorrowing hus- band, five sons, Robert land IABWIIS, Winnipeg. George, Fred, ‘Hurdls in Charlottetown. and two daughters Janie and Edna at home.

lltev. Mr. Ryan who attended the‘ decdnsed during her illness offic- iated st the funeral and the pall- bearers ‘were iiilessrs‘ J. Gallant H. Caibeck, L. iMcCabe, H. Rog- ers, F. Trainer, IM. H. MoLennan.

The following were the floral tributes.

iPiilow—iFsmily. ‘Star-ildmployrls Condensed Milk Co. Wreatb-—Sey~ mour Gregory. Wreath- Bob. Fan- nie. Louis. -Spzlay—-Mr. and ‘Mrs- G, .Ess0r‘y._iSpr'ay—-‘Mr. and Mrs, D. C. ‘Schunnan. lSpray-4Mr. and Mrs. C. ‘H. Coles. Spray~Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge iWfil-ialns. Spray-Pupil! and Teachers Spring Park School.‘

8 B

iMclntyre and Mildred. Spray-Even

yn Chaisson and iLeah cannon Gertie MdGeo, Wreath-S. A. Mc- Donald land staff.

PERSONALS

a special course in X-ray work.

‘Miss Georgie Trainer has return- ed to ‘the City after spending an en- joyahle holiday at her home in Kel- lys ‘Gloss. Miss Trainer has been appointed to teach Dressmaklng at the Short Course which is being

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ERTISEMEN TS

lle poillnt of I words lo per line of I wot-Ila ‘ls per llaaa of I words

' Miscellaneous

JNO. A. McDONALD. LAND SUR-

did repeater. ‘Soil to f‘ or dealer. Business of your own. Exclusive territory rtshis Bro valuable, Enormous 91'0""- write ‘Wonder Limited. B0 Dliiii- can. Toronto 2.

Aw, Jan. a 11 1n

_. For Sale -

FOR SALE-i-AIQOLUTELV NI Happy Thought Cast Range with high closet slid poiishe top- Bplendid baker and - ’" ,-

‘ Dealers’ prloe tssoo: will e91! for 800.00. Write this office.

_ s, ‘l1sll-11-1-si

H LARGE IN-

FOX IA '

. cio n‘. , 'r House. Manager; Ho , Ba ' Hen Holler-ell! until‘: eel-e. ‘of tile beat." loll.

nosr tile city of Pcriielllli- , , s. Great bargain. A. T. Moi} =9 Jackson street. lPorl ‘Maine. r150 11' FDR DILLBTHI‘. PURE iHereford Bulls under, l ‘ ‘Blunders and Saundoaeo 1m. G. Saunders city, Banlulereon, North

)‘__

‘ _ V. orders now for January and Feb-

u‘!

Distributors, vcyor. Hermanville. 7106-8-1-1111 R_ C’ Eaton“ Agrod ith the-——-- Grahams Ron a‘n ‘B si w Wafiiliiolisi To LET7177A1P2P1L2Y] Charlottetown. i”, e Em. venue. ' " ' DEATH! " ~ 1

1'0 LET-NO e5 CUMBERLAND .31., 7 rooms, modern convenienc- es. Also gall-rage. gthone 534 or

i 79 Hi s ro . m” o 7090-T-3i-e.o.d R

CHINCHILLA RABB-ITS - soox

ruary delivery. Manchu Strain. Apply to John A. Coulson. lioyili Rabbitry, Sea View, i‘. E. l-

' 6908-9-i-BlIl

i»

1 Male Help Wanted

WANTED-MAN TO WORK 0N‘

farm. Hope Mutch. Southpmi- '- , y 7120-0-1-31

M2,‘, strum "I ersanv IM-

ellt‘ for Berbers. Become jg Q weeks. Write Molar ‘College, Department "ii" t-l-tta-tr

‘ ‘b llatteolaratv- esc- -- _ ‘ v erferAlbion Cross i. em $75.00. a. n.

platinum watch and chain u.‘ be- half of the committee.

Spray-J. -P. 'MOA189I'. ‘Spray-Mrs. __ ..

not be achieved. Accordingly the

chrlef efforts of the new Associa- ‘Emfl ‘$12,335; wzgggege lust lion were directed to educating the‘ “"5 mm public to the necessity of subscrib-

ing generously to the funds of the

Tourist and ‘Publlci y ‘Association has been for ‘want funds. it can still point. to the fact

_______________.__ CARR-At Kinkors on Doc. 31, lo Mr. and Mrs. ‘ daughter, Mar ulstions.

ANDREWS-At Hunter River, Jan 1st, 1926, to Mr. ami Mrs. James H.

_;Andrews, a son five‘ Congratulations.

McKAY—‘DU_F-‘FV—At 11

on Jan.

Central Guardian

, ‘CHOP from llellnalra ‘en-i... n-Qg; '

. company’ m“ “m” a‘ 7'80 ovvoG-fio h“ banemed ‘ ‘this BEtYRETAlZIYW; REPORT stitute Branch for the purpose or o'clock. A. A. ‘Hennemey. money; This mm w“ "an; by Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenault, Presi- encouraging ‘my member” o‘ "m. _., - ‘ vmo 12 11 mug", h, ,0,“ m mum“, dent Prince Edward island pus ‘““f:,‘“‘°‘,‘° ‘"1’, "mwfg f“ ‘"5; ' ‘—'__-‘ , houses and in‘ stores. what be“. licityAssooiation.Charlottetown, m‘ n‘ “m! n“ ° a“ g“ an‘ p-"Lpggggg m}; g1- |__ °_ |__ m8 howl’ “d boarding‘ nous“ prince Edwu-rd Island‘ coloring which shall answer the

will meet in ‘Haiiat , Tuesday, January» 12th,‘ 1926, 7 o'clock. ' ELECTS ISLANIJEIL-Mr. Wal- lace 0. Wood of Mediord was elect- ed vice-chairman of the general committee f thsBrotherhood of Railroad ‘rigidities for the Boston p,’ Maine system and Roy C. Brown of Portland, Mo... secretary lat a meeting oi‘ the general committee held at the American HApseXyes- terdsy afternoon says tllg Boston Herald. The ‘meeting wsg pause to order by Thomas E. Donovan retiring chairman. who turned the gavel over to Bernard E, Travers . of Woodstock, N. 111.. newly elected chairman. One of Chairman Trav- srs' first acts was to present Re- fiirins ‘Chairman Donovan with a

The com- mitten. composed of 32 members from Maine. New Hampshire, Ver- ‘mont. sssachusetts and -.New YOPK iii-ii! , will ‘be in session at ‘the Amer an House for lerldsys to two weeks-Mr. Wood referred to above" is a native of P. E. Island, ililviilg lived in Souris for a num- ber of years and has been employ- ed iby the Boston & Mains Railway for more than twenty years. MAINTENANCE ANlD ‘EXTEN- SION FUND.—— Keen interest is being manifested by the wan-grega- lions of the United Church on the Island in theksuccess of the abows fund. The amount requested from‘ the whole Presbytery was 832.000. This amount has been ‘allotted ‘to the various congregations, and -not a little healthy rivalry is felt among some of the ministers as to which congregation will overpass its allot- ment ‘by the largest percentage. S0 gar premier honours ‘go to tho ‘two edeque congregations. the former Methodist circuit ‘giving 103‘ per cent of ‘its ‘allotment and‘ the for‘ mer Presbyterian charge 131 per cent. Souris follows with 120 per cent. Rose Valley with 116, Cove- hesrl with 110. Winslow 112, Alber- ton 109 p61‘ cent. Other congrega- tions which report reach-lug at least 100 per cent are Cape Wolf, Char- lottetown, Cornwall, Kensington. Montague. Murray ‘Harbour. Prince- town, and ‘Summerslde. Several con- grogstions have not yet miride any report io the ‘Secretary. while many more report the canvas as not yet completed. _

MInarcP-l Llnlment fur ehllbllalnll.

Annual Meeting

(Continued from

Page 1) having no iiinanciai backing, were foredoomed to failure.

iHaving ih s in mind it was realiz-

mssrlllo or rl-ls Rollo Hose

vt. it-lorbert. at 1189 12 1i.

fr

stores, ltlIlODg whqm money; so ally, all the

Association iy. for two

overhead elr fi

can be sent ou received and a filly. from wh

ondly. mone ity purpose

expect business.

keep on hand a-ia vertizing lltsratur

This is

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

tile

wh

could. . without

years has increased by, over 100i per cent. and it. is conservativili estimated that during the put lw cocoons tourists have left in this

Province the sum of 8000.000 and

Equally benefits the farmers, the and the public generally. hotels and boarding houses spend ‘their that speaking gener- money spent by tour- ists goes into general circulation, Rild everybody gets. s ‘little of‘ it. ‘In the operations of a.‘ Ffourlst money is roquirsdmhief- purposes. First for the polices of keopiugan of- ce opened where information can be secured, from which literature t, letters of inquiry nswered, and. gener- ich the tourist traffic can be directed and cared for. Sec. y ‘is required for public- s. We, here, like all oth- er places seeking tourist business, have something to sell, our clirniate. our sconer illflrls and diversions, peal to the travelling- pu‘ must make these known, and the P" c9"!- hesi. vehicles of publicity are the newspapers of States and ‘Provinc- es from which we may reasonably

we havelliiitie funds st our disposal, were y, and ounnllle to report at the end of the M, apnyear that the inward trafllc to our blisvwellvrnvince had been increased by 70

‘In these newspapers we must advertise our wares. To inquiries we must return answers. We must "i"! rge supply of ad- 1""

e to be sent prospective ‘tourists. All, this. costs money. but ‘we have reasonable as- W‘ surance that ‘for every dollar spent by,our Association the public can sx-pect a return of a

hundred dopiumke more ample provision for lars.

good business, and lf we were in la‘ position to thus spend ‘$5000, we hesitation, ‘give promise of $1,000,- 000 and over spent yearly in our Province, We have‘ barely touched the edge of the tourist traffic. With proper

ed from ‘them that loyalty to ser- y|vice for. the" Province ‘which has o been characteristic p1 tuelrneqet-

lion to thlavufle‘ premises to be occupied jointly.

8ir,—I have the ho sent herewith the Second ‘Annual Report of the Prince Edward island Publicity Association. Yours faithfully, W. R. Tinney, . Secretary-Treasurer.

nor to __ pre-

enabled to move Eround floor office in the centre o

ists, the arran

In precautions review of ‘the mm "('6'

work of the first-yearn’! our Asso- elation, stress waslald 0'11 the suc- cess which had cfowuellour e , s in 1914. While our work jhad‘. ",1; organ zed and started our: party}. cut basis it was nevertheless experiment in a new snterprlseylf which we rally knew very little. In Bllite of the fact that all work was "illlliiiilfyn that we were severely handicapped ‘by the lack of a suit- able ofiice and that we had very

of the tourist season we had a con stant stream of visitors,

In the Riley Block, Queen street.

ed to our needs and we feel that

_ This in itself was a striking answer t6 the question, ‘Tls such an A ‘ tioin necessary?"

The immediate response to our advertisements; the stream of ist- lers and inquiries received showed us byond the shadow of a doubt the travelling public is seek- _a new vacation land and is iililkiiii! to Eastern Canada to pro- vide it. The result of our first nr's efforts showed us conclu- siveiy that ii‘ we are to keep pace with fills rlastcrn trend we must

such commodious quarters is a striking example of what can be clone by era-operation. ‘By co-ordin- sting several more organizations dealing with community welfare. letting each retain its identity but bringing them under one manage- ment, we feel that our splendid of- fice could be made an invaluable community centre.

Early in the past your we deem- ed it advisable to change the name of our Association from "Tourist" to “Puhlicity." This gives us v wider scope and is cur assurance to the public that we are ever ready to support any movement Wlllfll‘ lends to give desirable publicity to our province as n whole.

As reported last year the worl‘ of our Association is divided into Your different dcpartments—.‘\ttra-:- lions. Housing, Financing and Pull- iicity.

i

'to

i

liiirllciills and caring for tourists in the future, The results of our first year's work amply repaid us for our time and efforts and our Executive decided to go into the enterprise in such a way as to in- sure still greater success in the future.

ed ‘that if we were to .succecd steps must be taken to secure‘ funds without which success could

Jianditvupped Its ‘l e ‘P. E‘. l.

of adequate

but the tourist traffic in two

t-

TONIGHT

i St. James Church Hall

LECTURE

A. Night iililhBurns

' B REV. W. BRUCE MUIR Musical ' Programme

Pianoforte Solo-Scotch ‘Selections

Contraito Vocal Solo-Jr“ gellnie Sanka o' Loeh Lomand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. Myles Tklaequdline _‘MacDonald

By yon bonnie banks an’ yon bonnie brass, Where the sun shines bright on Loch Lomand,

Bass VocaIBoIo-My .AIn Folk Mr. Lyater Mclnnes Far frae ‘my name I've wandered, But stlii my heart returns

Soprano Vocal Solo-The Old Scotch Sonia. .Mlaa Ina Muir Oh. sing tae me the auld Scotch songs, The songs my mither sang.

Assoclaumh Tenor Vocal Solo-O’ A’ the Airts . . . . .. Mr. Arthur Bruce \ was well planned and conducted T119 1mm!’ 3719MB M Mi“ .1“ the pa” two years a number O’ a’ the airts, the wind can blaw, 1nd we feel that, under more pro-- Annie MCKBIIIIB Cit)’ H95‘ (flyhe cmzene of Chmflouetown and I dearly lo'e the. West, "litious cirrumsinnces we can b»: pillll Tffliiiiilg School» 917° of Summex-Mda ham generously “r successful in raising a larger fund Kind to hear that she is able l0 sponded but "me w" rewind Folk Song—Auld Lang Sync . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Audience m]; commg yeah y Willi“ he‘ '““"’“"g “M” “"°' outside '01 these two places ai- NATIONAL ANTHEM M'- C- "- ‘Rilgilis "Eli" "Milli" having been confined to ‘bod for though the Province genera"); h“ the finances of the Association in PM" We“ "P "° Wm‘ “mm” “m” benefited from the activities of ‘the - _ llliiimfrsiile-‘iiild i"! 8"" hi" 1""- of influenza, Assoclauom DOORS OPEN AT 7.30. LECTURE ‘BEGINS B P. M’. ‘iates were instrumental

ADMISSION so cams.

\ The work of tho Attractions Di! parument in listing suitable fishing streams and ponds, hunt'ng grounds and places in which bathing, tennis, golf. etc.. can be indulged, was again under the capable supervision o!‘ Mr. J. A. MacMillau. During lin- year this department era-operated with the Fish ‘& Game Association 1nd were instrumental in havi_ug_sx1 Ordcr-in-Councii passed prevenfnv the sale of trout. This is a very.- “mportaut step in preserving one ‘If our natural resources.

Tile Housing Department .wa.-= lgsln under the management nf Mr. M. I’. Titus, whose extensive knowledge of our province has proved invaluable ill this wprk. A ‘ist of hotels. boarding houses and lurm houses is kept on filo in this "rfiice at all times and thoroughly ‘lp-to-dnte.

The ‘Finance DODZINXIIQIIL was nu‘ Fortunately deprived of the services oi‘ Mr. J. .1. MucKinuou‘ early 1r the season, owing to ill health. ‘bur We were successful in scrurirlg Mr \V. A. Stewart to lcnd our fiuunciirl campaign, null n splendid shmviusl was made Ill the city In spite nl 1 coluhinutioll of adverse cirrum i ltanccs. Our campaign haul to h- vostponoil scvcrnl times in order lot to conflict with similar drive.“ ‘ly other organizations, A splcndki response was made by the business and professional mcn who were all broached for funds. The campaign

TONIGHT

Mr, W. F. Watkis

in rais- FOR CHOIR FUND. "L! $43550- ' Apart from s few individual sub‘ rriptions we regret to report that ‘lo outside districts did practically ic-thlng to assist us in our work.

‘J

slnrlls

Benneil Carr, 'a y Lucinda. Congrat-

ghlng 12 lbs).

Mannladlzs *-

11th. iMilie

oach. aged 14 months.

support there ‘is no reason why this should not grow year by yenr llllli rotary Treasurer was asked to de- soon ‘become one of the most im- vcle his full time to the activities porftrnt sources of revenue to tlu‘ oi the Association and u small of- island. And the public must be awaken- ed to n sense of their responslblii- months. tics in ‘the promises. We have number 0f public spirited citizens ducted entirely during a few week" booklet who hsvc (leveled a grunt deal oi in the summer, and that thorn is ulltee. their time mu] of their substance inviiflthing to bc done during tile win the work without any particuiui-‘icr season. A, personal ‘benefit but with the eoiwlro acquainted with tho work we

" purpose of helping ‘the ‘Pmvinciniltro doing know that tho winter i.—‘

They are ready and Willilllg to cou-inii too short a period in which in cnesmui tinue the work. but they must h“ Street, oll Jan. 6th, 1926, by Rev. given ilw moans 0f s0 doing. Tin‘ McKay of area from which wo draw our sull- [jliggy n! port must be widened. The othcr " towns, the villages of ‘the_ province. is our first essential and wo must the farmersyrrierchants and artis- always ascertain our approxlmntr s ‘ms must be ready lo help not only ________ _____________ by n1gpe,wémfl of encouragomcil! ROAICH-At 111 men 0nd sueeluulelwsuautially. with mono’. Willi‘ . d‘ Joseph‘ out W its thts weoirk cannot be

oun est son of ‘Ca t. Ja . ‘ rs. ‘mid °n i" We“ ' y g p a and M l could notconclude without cx-

C111‘-

GODFREYf-Al. New Glasgow Ron January 11: 192a oemcsinéerr aged 28 years. Funeral Wod-rlesddy deep app‘. ut 2 o'clock to Fnirview Cemetery;

IN MEMORIAM .

In Loving lviemoliy of Archi-

bsid Cousins. who died gllll- ' ‘ uary 12f)!- 1924. ‘ ‘

"He cannot oome to us. but

we can qo to him."

INSERTED_ BY Hi5 PARENTS.

v.4-

wr’

‘ tending to the lProvincial Govern- ‘ meut and in the Mayor sndgfloun- ' cilof ‘tile, olty of ‘Charlottetown, our eclatioiuof their substau‘. llal aid; to, ‘the citizens?! Chill‘- lottcltown and summenridewas we" is i pa few out-side of those towns who ye given generously. , "n. the‘ press of Charlottetown and ummenstdegwho ‘by titnoly articles 8V6 Ell EQCOIJTBKGIIIGIN.) Wm‘ nstl '- o themes ontlleydifferelli 'om itteu! of the Association . hi) ave so unsolf-isbiy elven of ‘ vii‘ valuable {use n. romriiilis the 00d wor . - g . Tinney. the secretary 0f iaplolpthe members of the ‘ls-so n an‘ the public 8911"‘ ‘any owe “e ‘an. of eoprccliiiioli- 14° ilasdavotod ‘himself in season and‘ out of season. by do! with? "ill"- t0 the‘ work. and Ii it!“ d“! "I the success so far attained is dill? to his energy and D9PI9"\'"°°‘ w hie geniaiiiy and courtesy. iiiiii these qualities have made him I friend to all who have some in eon-