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_._..-.P'°"°" di"°°fi°"‘ .P_“__¢3°h, Eokage. Physicians everywhere it. +004- , . . EYES TE {Valentine t sTE Presentation . AND And Social Glance fitted by gclgntlfl '

methods. . Avery pleasant eventing wee

~ spent at. ‘the home oi.‘ ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. W. TAYLOR Urvhlle Large on Tuesday. Feb. AND .. 151111., 1927. when the members of

_ thedlleasant Circle (Albany) ‘In-

- J s T stlltute, entertained the cast of the ' ' play, "The M-an From Toronto".

Registered Optometrist! and other friends, I

142 Rlghmgnd strut .. _, , _ After ‘partners ‘were chosen, Vai- entine games and contests were

keenly enjoyed by all. The ladies bhen treated‘ all beautifully to ice- cream and cake. -Mr. George Mac- Key ‘the-n asked for ‘silence and ‘tilie President of the ‘Institute, ‘Mrs. Ewen Cameron came forward and read an address of thanks to the mem-lreneyof the cast: Mr. A. S. Dickson, on behalf of the Dramatic Society, as IPresidont replied, thanking the Institute for tlheir us. slstunce in making ‘the ‘play a suc- cess. The ‘President oi‘ the Insti- ‘tute tilien» read‘ an address to Mr. An. IS..Dickson producer, congratu-

lating ‘lulm on llils very successful ‘ staging‘ of the -pl'ay.

Mrs‘. Martin ‘Keou-gh. on behalf of we Institute presented Mr. Dickson ‘with u. very beautiful pen and pencil set. ‘Mn. Dickson ‘again ‘replied on his own beilinli‘ In a very capable and clever manner, thanking ‘the Institute for their Imany ‘kindnesses and particu. lnriy for this one.

After ‘the singing of “For They Are Jolly Good‘ Fellows", bhe gen- tlemen of ‘iihe east were bounced. The enjoyable evening was then ‘brought to a close by the singing of A-uld ‘Lang ISyne and llhe Nation- al Anthem.

The following are ‘tihe ‘addresms and Mr. Dickson's reply: . Torthe Albany Dramatic Society.

As President of the ‘Hleesaiit Citelgluetitutepllbdlbany, I wish to

convey the hearty thanks of ‘its

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In thle you-

memibers for your generous ‘done.- tlou to our funds, ‘time result of the play you ‘have, through your ‘un- tlnlng energy and zeal, let-aged‘ so successfully at Victoria, ‘Cape Tra- verse and lBedeque. As a society you have ‘worked “In great unity, e-iich ome ‘pllayring or perhaps ‘work- in unis part. witili exceptional skill. ‘Vi wish you every success and our hearty cooperation in any fur- ther production. you may stage and feel assured from your past experi- ‘ence that they will ‘be a success. In closing l ‘hope you ‘will tIhoroug-h- ly enjoy yourselves ‘this evening and the same time, rind your vs-l- eni-ine,

‘Signed on ‘behalf 0f ‘the members

..'l‘he Pleasant Circle Inabltute.

To Mr. Stuart Dickson,

‘President of Albany Drainialic

Society.

As President. ‘of bhe Pleasant Qimle Institute of Albany, l wluh ‘to congratulate you on» your splen- did eelection of a play to be staged by your society, and also on your splendid direction or the play. As produ . your position has ‘been one not_eiirv‘ied.. ‘But in your us- ual ‘pleasing and capable ‘manner tho management and production of ‘this play ‘hue ‘been. highly satisfact- ory ‘botib. socially and financially. Even ‘the smallest detail was not over‘ ‘ but was "‘ ‘ as a means to an and. We cannot let ‘this occasion slip by without presenting you ‘witih. some ‘token of Ollll‘ deep appreciation of yous- un- tirimg efforts on behalf 0f the wel- fare and improvement oi.‘ our com- munity, and we wish ‘to present you vvttih this small gift, not for its‘ value, which is eiigiht in compari- son wvith your work, but ‘as a re- membrance of our good wishes and hearty thanks to you.

‘Signed on Ibdilfl-if of bhe mom- ‘bers of the Albany Pleasant Circle Institute. -

Mrlt. DIIGKISONS REPLY: ‘President. Ladies and Gentle- men, I must thank you all for your kind address and token which ‘I shall always treasure, words can- not express my deep gratitude. I don't know what I ‘have done to de. serve ‘iiliiis but whatever it is I have (10119 with Feat-est of pleasure and to help the InBflftute and Society to ‘like beet of my ability. As pm- ducei‘ ii could not have staged the

' ploy ‘without iliie assistance of’ the

cast. It is t0 Ithbm thnlt credit must be given for tilie splendid way in ‘which all of them lhavo carried their Dlrll- The people of the vi- cinity dhnuild ‘be ‘proud to have among them talented llnGteur m- orsand actresses especially no ‘they have never ventured the tootligiits ‘before, and‘ have pulled 01g flu; IPI-oloe flsonld be liven‘ M‘ their mtloneo and bard- worlt during- rehoermie for consid- cring that tlieee did not actually ~ooumneuoe ‘bill the ‘New Year. It. is wonrbrful that they have learnt. and acted their Flrta to perfec- I should like to inks this op- portunity of thanking our pann- fur, fir. Albln KOOIIII! for the 876$ Why in wiisioh be carried lilo

Central Guardian

O1’. JAM i8 OHU . 5|0N ‘BAND tea Q::'LQN3.,,N' ternoon,

MIHIGT TONIGHT.— Do ' . gel ‘E10 whist - to-nigizt lint ‘git. 9WD '8 50d ‘lit -- . tom Lem. l‘ Y hall the last be

Auoeinsowe. e1’- Psrsws, are haflllt a. preetock-ta-lcing Sale Feb- ruary 18m; 19th, 218C, 22nd, 3nd ail-av Ffldfl)’ Saturday, Monday,

"d3! 8nd Wednesday.

38752-2131.

._.._. - fhsllsEMiN CALLED OUT. ——The en were called out last even- inl! at 7.45 for a lire in the laundry at Noue D3516 Academy. When they arrived there the blaze had al- gigldy been extinguished by the l9"- There was very little damage done.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Elev, Ewen MadDougali will preach Wed- 1169415)’ lilo 23rd. in d’eople‘s Church. Charlottetown at 7.30 and Thursday the 24m. at Bangor at

. p. m. .

WEDDING BELL8.-'l‘Ih-e ntarrF use of Mr; Solomon Crawford (Blairke of Charlottetown and Esth. 91‘ 919W!‘ ~01 M-t. Stewart ‘was sol- emnized at bias home of ‘the ‘groom, 78 Brighmn AVE» Charlottetown, Ill- 110011. 0n ‘Fob. 15th“ The care. m°l1Y ‘WW Performed by the Rev. M» K-‘Clurman. or Mt. Stewart.

‘ORIWIELL-VEFINON CHURCHES —'Ilhe services for Sunday next, Feb- 27111. will be as follows: Si. Andrew's, Orwell, at 11 a. m; ver. non River at 2.30 p. m.; and 01-. well Head at 7 p. m. S. ’S. ‘and Bible ‘Class ‘will meet after and not ‘be-lore the afternoon service at Vernon. The official board, ‘Elders, Trustees and other repl-B. sentaltives oi Orwell and Vernon will ma“ T01‘ Special business in Si?» Andrew's Cihnrch, Orwell, on Monday, Feb. 28th., at .2 p_ m- Should day be stormy ‘the meet. lug will be held on Wednesday, March 21111., at ‘the same 1.0m;

HON. H. D. AND MRS. Mc- EWEN'S RETURN. —Ilon. II. l). and Mrs Mc-Ewen have returned from a holiday in the West and in the United States which occupied over three months. They had n delightful time, nnd gleaned ll. great ilenl of imfuriniitloii at first hand concerning conditions in lllil- or provinces and in the Slates. 0n their return to Canada M1‘ and Mrs McEwen could not help but con- pare favourably the state of culti- vation and home comfort iii On- tario wlth what prevails in the var- ious" states they had passed through. Similarly when reacli- lng this province they could not but feel thankful for the pleasant conditions here compared with many of the places visited.

INSTITUTE M‘EETI‘NG.— Th8 ‘Cornwall York ‘Point Women's Institute met at the home of ‘MH- Hazen Howard. Feb. 38th. The meeting opened with the Ode loi- lowed by theroli call. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. There were eight visitors present. We are pleased to welcome four new members into our Institute. Part of the social hour was spent in the cutting out of a quilt. It was decided that the entire quilt be sewed by hand and. the sum of ten dollars be donated toward the Ch"l‘own coal Fund. Mrs. George ‘MacDonald and Miss Isols MacKluley gave very in- teresting lllcilielllg of Island His- tory. Refreshments were served by the Cornwall ‘Ladies. Also, a delicious treat of Ice cream served

I later in the evening ‘by the hostess. - Mrs. MdPhaIFs kind invitation for

the Institute to meet at lior home on March the 7th. was accepted. mom-i

MR. AMERY EXPLAINS

IUONIDON. Feb. 22.—IL. C. ‘M‘.. Amery, Secretary for ‘the Colonic-s, speaking at Hackney ‘touigih-t, de- clared that only the foresight of ‘the British Government in sending troops ‘to Shanghai Iliad saved the city from looting. The ‘Southern army, with the benefit of IRussian instructors, ihe said, had inflict-Ed a ‘heavy defeat on the army pro- tecting Shanghai, and doubtless with a few days the rabble of the defeated would Ibe pcwrII-IE "110 hangilini.

“Would it not be almost cer- taln," he asked, “that but fior tilie presence of British ‘troops there ‘would he looting, plundering and massacre at Shanghai?" '

The Secretary repeated that the Government would not lfllefl/ellfl in the civil war in China.

erou our stage manager, for ‘his greet assistance behind the scenes. ‘Praise should also be 8W9" l" ‘W’ ushers, and all those who ‘halved l0 make the play the ‘great success it ‘has turned out to be. Our next play, ‘whlidlr, I hope will be In ‘the near future, will with nil the help and assistance of all, If that ‘be i109- sibie, ‘be an even greater success. Than-king you again, Preside ‘. Undies and ‘Gentlemen for all you great kindness wliidh- hus b13811 shown to me. ll thank Y0"-

‘Constipation ends when. stomach wins

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ROBIN HOOD FLOUR the big-i zest selling and best hard wheat ilour. For sale at all Charlottetown Grocers and leading dealers every- WMYQ- 2-9-wfm.

‘FUNIERAL TODAY - The fun- aral of the late George Casilord, will take place from his late real-l deuce. West Royalty on Wednes- day. February 23rd, to the People's Cemetery. The service will rliegln at:

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‘PERSONALS j

lilies Gertrude Coaily, R.N., has:

preach at 'l‘ryon at 3 p1. . atdlon. I 51m“, at 7 I, m,“ A very flan), we, ‘may be seen In another column of

come to all. r

ma‘ GUARDIAN

IILLIARDO

What cue artist will reprggeln Prince Edward inland at Montreal when the Dominion Semi ‘finale and Jlnnlo In the Balke Calender} tourna- ‘mem will be played? This question ‘will coon be Irhclded‘. The, "minn- tion IQHOI being staged at Lem- broo Bron. will get under way thio week and noedleoe to ny e number 0| exciting matches are In the making. The regular tourmmont ended Int evening when Bill Nich- olson defected G. Groggery In n epeotacular 500 ‘points.

The first round of tho Tourno- "WM Ifirflflcd a largo following of

final stage Ie _ reached standing "Wm will be at e premium by way of attendance,

The highelt run In the eerie: eo for was made by Bill Nicholson, 4b; second. ‘R. Ramsay, 39; third, Fred McMahon 34.

The fntoet 500 points was reeled off by Ramsay and Steele, 1 hr. 35 minutes.

"M, and It lo expected before the_

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The following player! ‘have r6ach-; 0d the ‘elimination: ‘F. McMahon.‘ Guy Scott, Bert Williams, Percy‘ Mclnnle, E. Phillipe, ‘R. Ramsey, W.

Nicholson, W. Phillipe.

A report of- last evening's match this paper. THE NEXT BIG BIOUT

The DeIaney-Maloney fight may be only a few days pint but never- theless is history now. The Bridge- port biffer has paned out of the picture as a heavyweight contend- er, and will likely apply hie_ per- suasive flstlc arts In his own class among the light heavy, brigade ‘In future. Delaney, an almost over- whelming favorite, failed to fell the Boston battier, and: while the Iat- ter won by sheer weight of pound- age, still he is gaining favor as a local contender. Unless Sharkey stops him it is likely Maloney will

the commission in [his invegtlglp’ tlon. lt is specter concerned reads as followsz~ ,

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recovered from her recent illnesfifivflltlliily 7356 DBIYIIWEY. if"! ma)“ and left Monday for her home in be later Tunney. Tlinnoy Isrutin any Enlyville-y real danger of having the crown ‘ ——— {knocked off his intellectual dome Conductor lIli-Ihmnlrl has reiurn- unless Dempsey does a startling ed liomu from the Ilosnitnl afiericomebiwk and he won't get a gieiveial weeks treatment and his chance at that for some “m: yet l end“ “m glad t" km“ "mt m’ “There was too much scandal talk

quite recovered. .over tho Dempsey fight to allow

_ _ __ jhlm mingling with the champion lllls. ‘Roderick Giant, Bangor, H" a lot of the stgam o’ the d,“

who entered the I’. l‘). ‘I. llcspilal , ma, week is rapidly recovering contented has blown off. The great

from the effects of u serious (iper-‘American public having found that?

I . I “mm H" nmny friends hope mrtheir cxaltation of a false valuation.

her complete recovery.

Bifiantford Fresh Eggs; Versus Air Harbor

a nation-wide squawk whose vigor‘ and intensity grows with each pas-l sing hour at all events for all his‘

3O pounds iiqynter, has some dist-i

Brautford may have to choose be [a present en tween fresh eggs and an air hnr- Greummch vmaqh

bor. The council's recommends-I l tlon of an air harbor site in Britnt-

ford, at the iloniiiiion government's, SHORTS WELL (‘Til-ENDED request, is protested by local poul-i trymen, who assert that aeroplanes‘ _ ‘ flying overhead would frighten iheiflidml" Wmch Packed the Are“;

joyod by the sage of.'

would be restricted. iwibum Paid bl! ‘he ‘mums °' charfi mo}? Iottetown to our young and Vlqwft" ' ous school athletes. And to say 1 a ‘

the tans were highly entertained‘ idoes not speak loud enough for the Ieffqrtg and energy put forth by the: iWest Kent School pupils, teachers ‘and all those who helped make the,‘ [sports the success they were.

By (uTEcnj FIRST PLAY-OFF

B virtue oil their 8 to 3 victory! _ ‘ we: Oxford h, m, mm PIQY-off‘ All hall to our island hockeyiets’ Monday night at Sackville, the Am-‘abroadl Latest word from Water’. heret sextettc have captured lhe ville. "i9 il°m° “f ‘h’ NEW Enghmi Central New Brunswick title and hockey low-w lfldw ""8 "B ‘"1 will ._now cross sticks with the,McEaohern and Williams are cuk local puck chaeere. home and homelllflil 814°" i M“ repumflm‘ n pact games. goals to count for the Cent-Vchasero that they are at preach

except In regard to the nccnsuiionl lbronglit, which was not as might he inferred from “Observer” violation of the Prohibition Act.

11m. i. i‘ It .1 " .on Dempsey, are now indulging In‘ lmgetmlgflge Hung‘ “N mm "e

Ilrocure It in any other way. There‘ I _ ‘are various unsavory details noti o o o aggressiveness against an oplwmmt included in [hi5

i- iance to go before he wiiiendangcrlany body of self-respecting nicn, BRANTFQRD. Ont. Feb- 22- —,the hold on the heavyweight throwlzippolnted to discharge

The large and enthusiastic at-Ifllle

=1 collm-‘ual. 1w‘ been imwsedvRustico Road Church to be closed. Also that on this inspector by the ‘Com? . < . . . , mission, and ‘became as will bupllblicalld S0813] gatherings be prOhIbIlIBd '

hens so much that their production“!!! fl/"illlfl W88 imlth" 0|°W|"95 S n mliy ‘be further pointed out than‘ ull the fines collected would

of Inspectors, their yearly salaries.

will suffice. Even had he written‘

in ignorance of the foregoing facts _ . t Hm t . l] ,1‘ -. ., -. . ' and; 9°11 "excllsa °~ "t he had lifted one little corner of the veil.

articles show. ivlili-h makes lilellll caught m“ hem“. understand the doubly reprehensible. 'l‘lie

are not worthy the oi‘ any serious minded 1ierson.

Tin of 4 cubes, 15c. Tin of 10,3012.

The Cook's “Best Friend" Aclnlizeitvzlibefore me the finding 0E? I and Stunt the Child

Every Home Has A Health Agent. It Is‘ Mother

addressed to the ln-. therein, and,

(‘OOIPYJ l

Office of the Comniislon for the ‘Enforcement of the lPrOhibillDll' Act. i Slr.—-—I em directed by the ‘Prohibition Commission to say,‘ that the charge brought against. you ‘by Mr. J. M. MdLean was dismissed as not ‘proven. I I um also directed to say, that.

‘git-Kr (fblcouiie-Inwnwwqn

in_ the (ipiiilon of the Com- dsy. She has the proof; herself x;- ‘lmssmr- “- its "m- ‘klldvisflhle '., v how healthy the ones are that ‘ lave nspec ors. w o are pa ' q \-\~ ‘- . - ‘H out of tilt; fines they collect, and ‘ "mm/T drmk PlqntY mm“ The" a"

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the practice must be discontinued‘ Heam‘ Authwiti" "Y 5°- at once.

It was therefore resolved that; tlic agreement made with you? ‘be cancelled to take effect all once, but you may continue any, suits you now have ill the courts. under some arrangement.

Sincerely yours, isgd.) ‘HIENRY SMITH.

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It is almost

_ ‘At a meeting of the Board of Health for W“... ,,,,,,,,, d“, _.,,,,,{,“‘ ,,,§‘J‘;{Lot 24, a resolution was passed on account of "w" e“g“g°“ ‘“ “Ymmg 8° "elllpthe Smallpox Epidemic, that the Churches of ,

“The liitleness oi’ little mon" was . well illustrated ‘by the proceediiiggNol-th Rustico, St. Augustinyfs’ stMarlas and \

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quite insufficient Lo pay the stall ‘Oyster Bed Bridge.

‘One more word to “Observer”

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unlploycd than to let in the light. ‘ it is the duty of eivery citizen to v uphold the law, because it is the ' ‘lnw; and no less a duty to oppose : and expose everything that would , defeat or hinder It. I am, Sir. etc" KING'S COUNTY.

access to the records us his oilieuflml from the glimpse we ha“.

, _ "Held, workings ‘beneath. ances oi one so utteily unreliable,‘ qve m“ “m,” readily under.

°Q115ld°l'3l1°"‘stiin<l the conditions iliscusscii in my first lolior, and lilo causes liltll

it is needless I'm" me. at the produce the,“ To renmve mew

rai N. B.- P. E. I. championship‘ onsidercd two of the best hockey- and the right to meet ‘Sussex con-‘liill Plafl"! l" the‘ eligtlr: oak: m» querora of Saint John for New,0'ther news from Reg a P. _ Brunswick-Prince. ‘Edward. lslandjglowing terms of RoyatPriiiwfs P95", honors. Sussex ‘Io favored to defeat formance on the Cap ii e aflfiek