THITCIIARLUPTETQWN GUARDIAN’

- - - - - ‘ “ ‘ ‘ "m" Central Guardian i‘ ‘ ‘ I o n; on-Classzfled Advertisements : ._ , ; ‘hams-flux .. 10c m llua u | word] 3 vrcs cracus opens tonight Mar- : Four Insertion . I a p” “u: “If "l" I key, House. Amusement fol- all. x Elem. Insertions ‘lorarrllnqngx: I l 341s “m '”‘ ""””°*“”“**"HH~E sr BOARD MEETING —MI'. “Ill-

_— Agents Wanted

ter Shaw of the Provincial Depart- ment of Agriculture has gone w

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL COM- pleta line farm machinery. Write

w. R. Dennis, Charlottetown, Rl-"igll

3444-4-27-1i.

"PORTRAIT AGENTS" - WRITE for Catalogue, United Art Limited. 162 John, Toronto. 4-l7-wim3fiipd.

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$400. FOR HUNDRED DAYS PAID coliegtrand high school students. teachers and others: commission and cash bonuses besides. Many earn $000. to $1000. during summer holidays. For particulars write Mr. Conrad, Tower Bldg, Toronto.

A. W. Satwedtiixpl. 30.

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85000 WEEKLY SELLING AUTO- mobile trouble lights. No capital or expense required. Commissions in advance. Sticks anywhere on car. electro-magnetic. It's also an ever- lasting flashlight. Sells itself on glght. Write for demonstrator and particulars. Exclusive territory allotted. National Electric Corp. (Canada) Ltd, Dept. K. Keefer Bldg, Montreal. A. W. B-ZB-Satiii.

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AGENTS WANTED-IF YOUR TIME is worth money do not hesitate to take up Watkins Big Line of Filllllly Products and have a large business of your own established this Sprint: right in your town or your county. There is big money in the Watkins

Business for the active Dealer. Write in for details. The J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. 83, 740

Craig West, Monti-col. ' A. W 4-27-5140 4i.

‘ Teachers Wanted

TEACHERS IVANTEI) T0 TAKE orders for The Mandalay -E¢itioi1 oi Kiplings vfiilks during the Summer vacation. Very special low price and easy terms. Experience not neces-

’ sary. no capital required, exclus-

ive territory. Good Incolnc assured.

Better get particulars and reserve

territory at once. .McAihsh A- C0,,

Limited, 60 Front Street West. Tor-

onto. i 4-24-\V.I~‘.ItI.Ill.

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Male Help Wanted

IVANTED-AN EXPERIENCED .\IA.\' to work on farm. Married man pr..-

ferred. Apply "Z“ care Guardian. 3464-4-27-21.

WANTED AT ONCE- MAN T0 work on farm. Apply Guy Rodd. Brackley. 3466-4-27-11

‘Moncton to attend the meeting held LO _ ST WATCH AND CHAIN BE‘ ‘yesterday of the board of manage-

tween Tea. Hill and S th ‘t. . Apply Guard...“ aqélfygfjm merit of the Maritime Live Stock i- Board.

LOST-A BUFFALO BETWEEN James Walker's. Harrington and Brackley Church. Finder please

CALEDONIA PIPERS M. the In-

"Oilly Wilbern Cudmore. Winsloe, and Bet reward. 3429-4-28-21. l pm‘- - FOX MEAT-Car Fox Meat on Female Help wdnted ,track at Railway Dump Thursday,

lFriday, Saturday. this wcck. Snvc ,moncy by taking your requirements ‘direct from the car. Harris Abattoir. 1 3400-4-25-3i. i INDOOR CIRCUS starts tonight. 7th. , Barrels

WANTED-LIIIAID T0 ivoftli AT housework. No washing. Stewart. 185 Prince st. 3411-4-25-31

WANTED - rwo EXPERIENCED maids. One-for kitchen and one Y" 01111"! room. Apply Parker

Emmi 3133_‘_m_t{_-Con.inuing until May __ ; of fun. x415 l Articles For sale l SUC(‘ESSI-‘UL_rIIIIIDFI‘ sun _ , i / .. - A . _ I

m“ sgmqaoy BED. SPRINGiIAUCTIOFL~TIIC I. o. o. a. celebrat-v and mattress. Apply 10g Powna] ed the 110th anniversary of their stmel- 3424-4-26-21. ‘Order last night by holding Auction

l-z b llforly Fives and Bridge in-theii‘ plug‘ (‘Jan be we“ at A. igme ‘Lodge room and n dance in their new Cm showroom‘ Kent 5L ,hall, at which o_nc hundred and fifq"

34744474‘ jnwcre present. The inu=ic was furn- - l ‘islied by Dixons Orchc-t . The priz-

BAKERS‘ (WEN; _ wan-E F03 es were n5 follows: Br cc. lfl(IlGS-— Eggéuiueé time paymrnntnj if desired, 1st, Mrs. C. w. Patterson-mid. Bcs- oven égmsggf,‘ ‘>1'}m'gu-eg"l$::g|sie Holman; Bridge, Gents-Isl, Geo.

Toronm Ms_s.m_nlAp127_}Keefe. 2nd. P. T. Sentncr; Auction. ‘ ""'-1.<t, Addie McLeod.

fhompson; Auction. Gents —

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2nd ~— FOR. SALE-d COOKING RANF

with reservoir and several s“ Angus lfcliachern, 2nd. Fred cooking stoves. Apply 09 Roe‘ Rope, a Stirect. aacz- -1. ' _ _ ' ' PERSONALS Wanted ___ ""*'_‘l Mrs. W. O. lifcAllistz-r. Alnncton, N.

IVANTED AT ONCE CATS WITH‘ , _, . new“, bum kmeni Apply Raoul who atconlllan l .l.iiie body of her ywymgnrl, phone 5501;; or w_ K, taunt. Mrs. ivfary" Nelson to the Island Rogers Co. Ltd. 3312-4-20-ti lon Wednesday from ricw York, leav-

' ‘I W“ ies on return to her home this morn- 0 Lef ing. While in the city. Mrs. McAllis- - ter was the guest of Mrs. William O.

T0 LET-FLAT OVER THE BAYER} Davey wqvmouth sh ~ Studio Anvlv Mrs. J. s .s. Bayer.

3333-4-32-61.

Miscellaneous

‘UEBEC, Que., April Bil-Prohi- ,i. ion of the sale of trout for one ‘year is provided for in an order-in-

SHIPHNG TAGS EXPEDH-IOUSLY n council passed by the provincial gov- 5uppl1¢d_ qunydlm Job pl-lnggry, ,ernment. The decision is in accord- tf ance with a more vigorous attitude l

‘ iassumed in late years by the govern- "Iolggd suxxlégglgermxzlclgoglljg-‘lment in the matter of conserving the

Telegraph ‘ BO27-Q3I21-1mO‘ fish and game of the province.

QUICKLY BEcmia EXPERT Barber. Special rates offered. Write ‘ today Meier Barber College, I-Iall- fax, ~ l-fittstf.

Situations Vacant Mole A MB I T I O U S INEXPERIENCED men allowed fifty vents hour, learn- ing best paying trades. Engineering. Electricity, Garage work, Chauf- feuring, Brlcklayinq, Barbering, Hairdressing. Literature frcc. Write Dominion 'I‘r;ide School, 110T St. Lawrence, Montreal. ‘

S. V. M. 4-6 Sat. iii.

For Sale

FOR SALE - LIGHT DRIVING Wagon. Almost new. Apply Guard- tan. 3456-4-27-21.

roe ssLE- JEusEY BITLL. 2o months old from a R01". cow. A|J~ lily Edison Mulch. North River.

34014-2131

FOR. SALE-ISLAND nlilan I)RAI-"I‘ horse, weight about 1200 lbs. Good worker. Apply D. H. lvfurirhii-ion. North River. 3157-447-21.

FOR. SALE-ADO BUSIIELS (IREEN Mountain Certified Seed Potatoes. Guaranteed free of inosaiia. Price 30c per bushel. Apply to Thonlos R. McLean, Vernon River, R. R. 1.

3461-4-137131

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FOR SALE-GIIAVEL AND SAND

for sale. Parties desiring same ivrite -

to John A. Couison. Kcnsirigton. R- R. N0. 2. - 3451-4-27-41. roa ssLE-soo nusu. BANNER oats. oertifledseod. Jos. McMillan. Sh. Peters Bay. 3426-4-26-31.

______________________ FOR SALE - FORTY BARRED Rocks. Young fowls. Apply Guard- inn. 3291-4-24-41. ..__,.___._______- FOB SALE-FIFTY ACRES WITII buildings, For! Augustus. property In. Christopher Bradley. Apply to Owner, 00 King St. or to McLean

ll pMcKinnon, Charlottetown. ‘ 3405-4-27-31

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FOI SALE-WHITE ANGORA RAB- bits. Pure bred white Angora with Very fine wool at a very fair price. 569i Jncnths. Apply Mrs. A. J. Landry. 207 Archibald Street. Mone- ton, N. B. F.S.3-30-S~3i.

LONDON, April 2fi.-—Thc Bri- tish air force monopiane which started yesterday on a non-stop flight to Indiit to break the

I world's distance record now held . by Italy landed at Karachi, India, at 1.15 p. m., British summer

AUCTION SALE AT AUGUSTINE Cove. May 7th. Stock and imple- ments, etc. Frank Dixon.

3346-4-27-31.

iuouaNrNn Guard-

Miimonisu AND cards at shortest notice.

ian Jcb Printcry. _ _ time. (7.15 a. m., eastern stand- ENGLISII IVALL PAPERS. TIIE "II llmcl the air minister an- very latest designs. Call and see nuanced today. Therefore the

our samples. Henry MacFariane 8r

Co. 341344541 e ort o r01 e “or srecnr If t b dkth ' Id‘ d

for distance in sustained flight BARGAIN FOR QUwK SALE‘ PM“ failed of success by several hun- no. Bed. Settee, and other art piec- fir“! mllvfi- es oi furniture. James White. 36 -_--_-- Kent St. 3f32M-26-2i BIRTHS

ESCAPED FROM RANCH—MEI)- ium silver fox, tattoed C.M.Y. 1C. Reward. Write or phonc._Everett ‘Pyalor. Founds Mills. 3433-4-28-21

iusckENiiE-st Mlllvicw‘. on April 3. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacKen- Zle, B. SOIL (MU AIIEUS).

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed. Just tne thing for acknowledge- ment, intivationl, etc, Guardian Job Printer)’. VJ-

CUMNIINGS-At Bradalbane. on Ap- ril 19th.. to Allan and Mrs. Cuin- mings. a son.

DEATHS

FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO SANI- tary folding mattresses, pillow cushions. etc sanitary Feather Mattress 60.. 100 Queen Street.

DUI-‘Flfc-At. Lake Verde, on Friday. April 26, James Duffy, age 96 years.

door Circus Murkct House tonight 7.

Charlottetown. P-EJ.

SI‘. PETERS STARCH FACTORY is now operating. and open to buy

In 'Memoriam

11ers. For particulars phone H. H.

Cox, Movell. 1426-4-29-21. JOHN MMDONAL“ ML

ALICE lIIacDONALD, I903. LUCY BEST. 10%. GRACE MURPHY. I927.

PURE IIRED (‘LYDESDALIZ STA].- ilon Argentnei Boy. season 1929., The above Stallion will trmlcl lllfillllh m” “MM” "ism" ziThou knowest all the future gleams North Riyer, Clyde River. New. of Khan,“

Domlnmn- Nina Mm 07”‘ New By stormy clouds to quickly overcast: Haven. Brookticld, Hunter River. "m," of Ewe“ i-cnowsmp and m". New Glasgow. Cavendish. Rustico m: “ant”, l

""1 lwme- Handbm‘ m” Gem” And the dark river to be crossed at

BMIRICAN BBLTING AND FARM Traces. Guaranteed. or money P!‘ funded. At half price. Clinton Mor- Hum. Fredericton, P. 1:. I.

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OLD IAPII! ron SALE-J CENT!

. DIP bundle. Apply Guardian.

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POI DALI-BABY OIIICKS~PURE ; Med BarredRocks Pens made uP a ofhem and parly pullct: from

Guilds famous ‘men strain. mated

to B. 0. P. males. May 20 cents

"chi Juno II cents. James Stwsrt. _-1_l-_§5 I Summer-aide.

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Kllsoh. Hampshire. 3378-I-‘14-$l."M" “SL aoo-ooooooa-ooao-ooovooouo. Elizabeth Luqus. z n 3453-4-27-11. Queen t - zl In Memorzam l In loving memory of our dear son l and brother, Sidney F. McNevin, who , Z died April 2am. I925.

‘mm. ‘an? over train I123: é l We down‘? forest you nor do we In. We "l" W" m"? °"" = w think r alwtty rind will to

DI dollars. Ia reallll I" ‘m’ 3 n a the elite?“ s l" I‘ l’ M" '2' 0 Ami In the increasing years plea by. "m" "M" °I u‘ ch“ "I I e ‘ Wc-‘wlll always remember where you

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Maritime Provinces. Ii anneali-

aound potatoes. Czirlond lots in bulk .. M, _ In memory of my Father and or bagged. Bags return“! to shin Sm". _ “a

Boy Scout Jainboree Subscription List In connection with the great com- 1118 of age International Boy Scout Jamboree to be held at Birkenhead, Eng, in July, two Scouts are to be provided for by the Governor Gen- eral. Any additional Scouts must, be provided for locally, and the Pro- vincial Boy Scout Commissioner and Committee have authorized the open- ing of a. subscriptions list for this Purpose. Subscriptions may be sent to Mr. ' G. Filllter. Bank of Montreal. Mr. D. A. MacKinnon, Dominion In- come Tax Department, Mr. Herbert W. Yeo, 50 Greenfield, Avenue. Mr.

3475 lJ. F. Leightizer, 82 Weymouth SL. or

Mr. J. R. Burnett, Guardian Office. Subscriptions already received. MI‘. George DeBloLs . . . . . . . . .. 030.00 Nfr. W. Chester S. McLure 25.00 Col. D. A. MacKinnon .. 25.00 M1‘. A. A. Ailey . 20.00 Dr. Dewar 10.00 Mr James Paton . . . . . .. 10.00 Charlottetown Guardian Moore & McI/zod ..

Di‘. c. n. a... .... .. 10.00 Mr. J. O. Hyndnian . .. 5.00 Mr. J. R. Paton .. 5.00 MI‘. G. Fiilitei‘ . . . . .» . . . . . . . . . . 510'.) Mr. J. A. McMillan............ 5.00 Mr. W. R. Aitken . . . . . . .. 20.00 ‘Mr. W. K. Roget's . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20.00 Mi'.A.B. 5.00 Mr. Frank Clarke .. . . . . . .. . 2.00 Mr. G. E. Hughes . . . . . . . 5.00 Mr. C. H. BLssett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00 Mr. c. h. B. Longworth ..... .. 5.0a

WESTERN GUARDIAN

—-BUY A Fl'LL SET of Duniop standard tires and tubes right. now when the price is low at Bruce's. 3450-4-27-11 —-CENTRAL BEDEQUE BAPTIST PASTORATE—Sunday, April 28th., 1929: Preacher, Dr. J. J. Sidey, 10.45 a. m. Central Bedeque; 7.30 p. m., Central Bedeque All are welcome.

—TWO TUB electric washing and ivringing machines. sold as low as a one tub outfit at Braces

3450-4-27-11 —DEA'I‘I-I OF MR. HENRY W. CRABBE—The sad news has been re- ceived by Mrs. W. T. Whitney, of Summerside, of the death on Tuesday night at his residence in Barkley, itfass. of her brother, Mr. Henry W. Crnbbc. The deceased, who was sev- enty-seven years of age‘ and a. native of Summer-side, left the Island some fifty ylears ago and had carried on a very successful business at Barkley until failing health forced him to re- tire from the more strenuous life a few years ago. It is some twenty odd years since he last visited his native town. He never married and his only immediate surviving relatives are one brother. Mr. Otto R. Crabbe, of Char- lottetown, and one sister, Mrs. W. J. Whitney. of Summerside. The rc- mains will arrive at Summersidc next Monday evening and the funeral will take place on Tuesday from his sis- ter's residence. where n. short service will be held. and thence to the Peo- ple's Cemetery. s

(Canadian Press) BUFFALO, N. Y.. April 26.- By an order issued today by fed- eral Judge John R. Hazel, re- " John Grabcr of Niagara Falls, Ontario, into the custody of U. S. immigration officials for deportation, some 340 commuting Canadians are threatened by in- ference with the same fate. Grab- cr came here a year ago on it wrlt of habeas corpus which he used as a manna 6f getting his passport vised by the Unitql States consul to evade the quota law.

Nearly $27,000,000 worth of Ameri- can apples were eaten in foreign countries last year.

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,.Gives Graphic Des. cription of The Scott- ish Highlands.

given in Heartz Memorial l-fali last.‘ evening. when Rev. D. M. Sinclairl delivered an illustrated lecture on the Highlands of Scotland and local artists rendered a short bu; delight- l

ful programme of Scottish music. l Mr. James Paton presided and brief j ly introduced the lecturer. At the out-l set Mr. Sinclair gave a short account‘ of the history of the highlands. stl Columba came from Ireland inl the sixth century and settled in Iona‘ where he established a, mission through which the Picts were Chris-i tianizcd. The views of a very ancientj church there have in recent times’ been restored and the place is now the property of the Church of Scot- land. The clan system was established about the 12th century. The chief of the clan had great authority-in some‘ cases the power of life and death. There was a, great deal of fighting‘ amongst the clans, and they often. found it impossible to unite even flsairist a common enemy. The High-l landers have always been great fight-_ ing men. In the last war great num-i bers of them died in the service of} the Empire. The lecturer told thel story of Major Wolfe at Culloden re-l fusing to carry out the brutal ordersl of his commander in chief and how years afterwards the Highlander:

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fought under him at the battle of} Quebec. l Gaelic is taught in about 200v

schools in the Highlands, and a quar-i ter of a million people speak the var-, ious dialects of the language. l A large number of views of IND-X ous and beautiful places in the‘ Highlands were then shown on the screen, the lecturer giving clear ex- planations and adding interesting and humorous comments. Glasgow: Cathedral and University. Rothesay. Oban, Iona, Aberdeen, Dunkeld,l Blair Athoil, the Trossachs, Stirling. Balmora‘. and many other places celeu brated in history. or made memorable in the writings of Scott and Bums! were illustrated. - z Mrs. J. A. Lawson sang "Loch! Lomond" and. in response to pro-l longed applause "Mary of Argyle?‘ both being rendered with fine feel- ing. Miss Coonibs gave as a piano‘ solo a beautiful arrangement of "An-l nle Laurie" and another delightful selection by way of an encore. At the close of thelecture Mr. Malcolm McKinnon sang “Green Grow the Rashes, O" in such an acceptable manner that the audience insisted that he appear again, when I13 gave the grand old battle song “Scots Wha l-lae“. A vote of thanks to the lec- turer, the performers in the musical programme, and Mr. Burke, who hadl very efficiently operated the lanterml was moved by Prof. Steel and sec- onded by Mr. J. G. McFadyen, who both expressed the great. pleasure which the entertainment. had given. Mrs. Lawson, having been called on bythe chairman, responded for the performers. Mr. Sinclair. in acknowledging the. vote of thanks took occasion to de- fend the Scottish fairies against the charge that they were malicious in their activities. The singing of the National An- them with Miss Coombs at the piano. brought this very delightful enterw tainmcnt to a close.

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The Star Corrected

The following letter appeared in a

recent issue of The Montreal Star:

Sir,-A rather surprising statement

regarding automobile; in Prince Ed-

ward Island appeared in a recent is- sue of The Star. In your editorial of April 16. entitled "Marriage and Divorce in Canada" you say: "Prince Edward Island is especially blessed. In that realm of pure delight, where automobiles are allowed on the roads only three days in the week." etc. May I point out to you that for the past ten yearsautomobiies have been running in this province on every road and on every day in the week under the same regulations u" exist in other provinces of Canada. I quite agree with you that Prince Edward Island is a "realm of pure delight." but it is rather discouraging to mo- torists of pour province who may in- tend to visit this‘ blessed" province to be told that they can only operate

- - gregation and others met at the in- Rev’ D‘ M‘ slnclalr ‘ vitation o! the officers and members

A very pleasing entertainment wasl-MMK-y Boarding school‘

Women ’s Aux. Meeting In St. - Paul ’s Hall

A very interesting meeting was held tan-Thursday afternoon in St. Paul's Pariah Hall, when a large number of

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-. of the four Branches of the Women's l Auxiliary of St. Paul's Church. y The first part of the meeting was devoted to the display of the year's _: Dorcas work, just completed. Two , outfits, one for the Indian girl at the The Pas, Saskatchewan, and a second for an Indian boy at the Shuywauk Home, Sauit Ste Marie, were shown by

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ST. GEORGES DAY

Sunday Morning fLow-Sermon-“Whlt We i0!!!‘ England." Anthem-"Chcrubim Son["—-B0r1nln5ky,

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Afternoon, LSD-Sunday School.

Evening-Sermon-The Minister. Solo—-"Deep River"-Mr. Charles lugclignglg, Anthem-"Dear Lord and Father"— Fletcher. Soloista: Mrs. J. Lawson, Miss Jut- Macdonald. .

The Evening Service will be Broadcast.

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These outfits consist of all ("loflilngl and bedding needs for one year. With these bales of clothing are sent boxer. of canned goods which are greatly appreciated.

The work of the enthusiastic Jun- iors was much admired. It consisted of Christmas cards transformed into needle-books and address-books for the "Sunday School by Post." scrap- books for cooperative bales and hand- made handkerchiefs for the Dominion competition. - .

A short Devotional meeting was then held, wheniadressea were given by the Rev. H. D. Raymond. tho rector. and Mrs. Raymond, the Dioce- san nasident. who spoke of work among the “Love White Settlers " of our Canadian West, and of the Indian Boarding Schools. some of which had been visited by the speakers. Mrs. Raymond spoke particularly of the importance and magnitude of the work of the W. A. which is respons- ible for the maintenance of all wo- men inisnionarics and of all the work among women and children in the Overseas Fields. a similar responsi- bility towards the work in Canada under the "M. S. C. C.."and a defin- ite share towards grants to White In- dlan Missions in Canada.