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Stock is complete.

Chocolate Novelties 5c to 25c

Moir’s Chocolates‘ Easter Wrapped

_ 75c to $2.25

EASTER N0 VEL 1112s

Make your purchases now while our

Easter Baskets, Egg’ Cups. Bird Cages 10c to 50c

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Secord Candies .600 Per Lb.

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Cornwall

At the Young Peoples Society m qugsday evening of this week, m. D. K. Ross showed interesting {mum slides of Western views m] the work of the United Church 1, mat section of Canada. It was Mqgd at this meeting to have m w. C. T. U. oratcrical contest “Tuesday, March twenty-second ‘w; seven contestants will do w: very best.

I was Muriel McDonald, Corn- i “u, student at P. w. 0., had as w welcome guest over thc week end, Miss Eva Wilkinson, Char- pttstown.

The ice is still splendid at Corr nil Rink and on Saturday night | very large crowd of skaters and mu attended. First on the pro- gamma was a game between the my Scouts of Charlottetown and ‘the Cornwall School boys. The mat two periods were scoreless but in the third the Scouts made ens goal and the game ended in this WI!-

Nsrt the one-armed married men and the C. C. C. Sisters fought a lurd andiast battle. It seemed that the men were determined to iplpt cut their defeat oi two weeks uoand the game ended in a tie Jack Scott acted as reidee to the satisfaction of al- mal every one. The excitement n: intense at times and when aptntleman happened to bs trip- ped.‘ accidentally of course. he ni cheered to the rafters.

The C. C. C. Sisters regular pails was absent, so Theresa. Cass llndly offered to act as goalie for became. ‘The following is the line Iv oi teams:

0. C. C. Sisters: Goal, Theresa

Cass; Thankful Bsin, Lilian New- son, Naomi Bain, Amy Wheatiey, Irma Bain, Ruby McLean, Mor- iorle Louther, Helen Scott, Beta Pethick.

Married Men: Allan Ncwson, goal; Jack Moreside, Harry Croa- by, Robert Jewell, W. R. Shaw. Gordon Maclviillsn, Everett Mc- Kinnon.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller McFadyen and family, Kingston, were wel- come guests of Mrs. I-lazen How- ard this week.

This coming week will be a busy one at the rink. Monday the C. C. C. Boys play Davis 8a Fraser, Charlottetown. Wednesday, the Millionaire Sisters play a return game with the C. C. C. Sisters, and this promises to be a. very in- teresting battle, and on Saturday night, the Married Men will play the Bachelors. This week may be the last skating for this season un- less the weather should keep much colder.

The many Cornwall friends ‘of Percy Boyle, Hunter River, were glad to see him this week end when he visited his home in Meadow- ban

Miss Winnie Best, Teacher in Clyde River, was a visitor to her home in North Tryon this week. The many friends of Mr. Herbert rrizzell are very sorry to know that he has entered the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital for treat- ment, and hope for his speedy re- covery. C.

::Keep Douglas‘ Egyptian Lini- men always in the stable, ready for immediate use. Remove proud ﬂesh and inﬂammation. ‘Thrush or Hoof Rot, and infection of cow's teat.

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IMT- arnnanz DOG, MALE, “l” Kmwn. short tail. Please notify Sammy Robison, 85 Graf- ton Street, City. 1497-3-10-21.

Teachers Wanted

ymsn_nns'r cuss ma- cher for Irishtcwn School. Apply Preston Campbell, Secretary. 1471-3-15-81. -______________________

___ Miscellaneous

Wlrmumcam NOW wrrn r. s. Reeves, Bouthport for nursery k. rass-a-o-ai.

JOIN ALFRED McDONALD. PRO- vincial land Surveyor. Herman- Illle. (R. 8. Smarts.)

9379-10-15-1 month.

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Iilvanrns on nanny racers; , Yﬂllllrinr board and car-e r’ "TY . it‘! Hillsboro Street. 1486-3-15-21

g Ill-I- ranrr wrro roux ran 1 Jnd Brechlng from Morel! Hotel liable return immediately as we

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ron sane - manor. noose. ar- ply Guardian. 1468-8-15-31.

CARDBOARD, SUITABLE FOII lining cuthouses, etc, 1c. per sheet. Guardian ofiioe. tf

FOB SAL! - OLD PAPERS. I cents bundle. Guardian Gillie; u

I05 SALE T0 LE1‘, BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian Oiiicc. ‘ ti

$1! SALE - NEWLY FRESHEN.

ed cow. Ray Carr, Stanhope. 1491-3-18-21.

FOR SALE-AT 48 EDWARD ST"

Happy Thought Range, side board, 2 walnut wardrobe and other articles. 14tll-3-l4-3l

FOR. SALE-GENERAL PURPOSE two year old colt. Broken. Apply E. J. Smith, Bedford. raos-s-io-rt

FAB-M FOB SALE-AT CANOE Cove, lot 65, 84 acres of land. Apply to Mrs. Flora MacEachern, Rice Point. 1400-3-10-21.

F011. BALI - TWO IRISIIINID Ayrshire Cows with calvd. W. R. Dennis, Charlottetown.

1490-3-10-21.

ron sans - oaaax MOUNTAIN Certiﬁed Seed Potatoes. Apply Joseph P. Pineau, New Glas ow,\ P. m. I. 1480-8-1 -3l.

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and Water Streets Phone Oil

FOR BALI - A1‘ LOWEST rauc- es, Boards, Scantling ‘ and Shingles. Any . quantity wanted. Bargain for now and can deliver in Spring by truck if nec- essary. John Dcvinc. Ponies.

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Employment Wanted

WANTED - IIIIDLI ACID lady would likopcaition as home- keeper in small family. Beat refer-

ences supplied. Apply Mrs. A. M.

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LADIES currron nose, odd siaes and colours. Rcgulu- e150, on sale at $1.00. Prowae Bros. Ltd.

1488-3-10-21.

POI-ICE COURT - Yesterday morning at the Police Come a case of unlwaful possession of liquor was heard and gdjqm-ngd until Friday. '

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DON'T MISS attending our Big 5min: Oiiﬁnlns on Thursday after- noon, March 17th. Proms 3:05., Md. 1483-3-10-21.

VALLEYI-‘IELD -0ltWELL Head Pastoral Charge. Services Maren 20th: 11 a. rn., Valioyfield; 8 p. m., Kllmuir; ‘f p. m., Orwell Head. Bllbiwt. “Th9 WHY of Atonement." Rev. D. Macibean Sinclair, M. A., Minister.

YESTERDAY! MARKET-ﬁlm's was a. large showing of heavy pro- duce at the market yesterday. Hay sold from 40c to 50c, strarw, 35c, oats 85c tc 38c, potatoes 12c, turnips 12c, chicken, $1.00, eggs 25c to 28c, butfcr 28c, apples 5c to 10 c.

BIG DISPLAY of Kiddies New Spring Hats shown here at our Formal Opening on Thursday after- noon. Prowse Ema, Ltd. 1483-8-10-21.

FIRE ALARM — The firemen were called out about l1 o'clock yesterday iorencon to extinguish a blaze in a barn in the rear of CraswelYs photo studio. There was little damage.

LEAVES FOB MONTREAL - The many firends oi Mr. Harold Harper will be glad to learn that he has improved sufficiently to be removed to Montreal Hospital this morning, accompanied by h“ nurse. Miss Pauline Noonan, r Summerside, also his wife ar! father, Conductor A. J. Harper.

___ rsnannrm new - m. J5 MacKinnon, North River, receiw a telegram Monday, March 1 announcing the death oi his br' ther, Neil MacKinnon, at Mou Thom, Pictou Co., N. S. Mr. Mo . Klnnon was in his 72nd. year and was the son of the late Denali MacKinnon, DeSable, Prince Ed. ward Island. {l nrsasmous rum - a very' disastrous fire occurred at Green‘ Road on Saturday, February 20th, when the splendid dwelling of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Towle was dea- troyed. About eight o'clock in t‘ morning, Mr. Towle was about the stable doing up his chores, when his wife called to him that the chimney was on iire, and he, upon investigating, found the attic en- veloped in flames. The teacher. Miss Cusach who was boarding there at the time ran for help, but before help arrived the fire got be- yond control. The eighbors work- ed hurriedly in trying to save the furniture and succeeded in saving much of what was down stairs but the contents of the pantry and also all up stairs including al their clothing, was destroyed. Since the fire the neighbors gathered and cut the lumber for another house which goes to show the gen- erosity of the people. The loss is about $1,500 partially covered by insurance.

YERSONALS

Mrs. R. Ci. Taylor and her M, Joan, oi this city, re- turned Monday evening from Summerside by thc western train. week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Titus, of the Clifton Hotel. Mrs. Titus accompanied Mrs. Taylor back to Charlottetown and will be her very welcome guest for the next week.

BIIITIIS

MeQUAID-At Detroit, Michigan. March 1.1m, to Mr. and M"- Thomas Mcquald (nee Mary E- Malone) a son. Thomas Ralph-

RDSE-At East Baltic, on Jan. 22. i932, to Mr. and ma. Edison S. Bus, g son, Edgar Alexander Edi- son.

DEATHS

NICIIOLSON—At Nswwwn. Mmh 14, 1032, Miss Ida Nicholson. Fon- eral Wednesday at 2 o'clock to Bel- ifast Oemctcry.

N. D. MacLvean

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MRS. JOHN WILLIAMS

The death occurred at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Sun- day morning of Mrs. John Wil- liams, who has been ill for the

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SPRING

We .Invite you to our Formal Presentation ofSpring Fashions to be held on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 17th, from 2 to 5 P. M. and following days.

SPRING COSTUME

Be topped off with one of our new SPRING HA TS

You’ll make no mistake if you choose your Easter Bonnet here on Thursday. the latest lines and materials go to make up this attractive showing for Spring 1932.

PROWSE BR 0s Ltd. /

—The Fashion Centre-

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The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from her lute residence A short private service was held at the house, thc funeral leaving nt 2.10 for St. Peter's Cathedral where service was held, Rev. Canon Malone officiating at both serv- ices.

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Peter Oliver, George Snclgrovc, W. A. Hcustis, W. K. Rogers, John

F. Whear, and L. C. Worthy. Interment was in St. Peters Cemetery, Rev. Cnnon Malone of- ficiating at the grave.

peat five weeks and has been a. patient in the hospital for several days.

The late Mrs. Williams was born in Alberton. her maiden name being Catherine MacMullen Rankine. She was twice married, her first husband being Hudson Clarke, who died a year after their marriage.

She then married the late John Williams, who predeceased hcr last June. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Williams removed from Aiberton to Charlottetown where they lived for ' some time with the late ‘rhos. Rldgeway, an uncle of Mr. Williams. He con- ducted a ﬂorist business, and after his death Mr. and Mrs. Williams took over that business whichiwas successfully conducted for many years. Mrs. Williams took an ac- tive part inothc management with her sons up to her last illness. The late Mrs. Williams was a. woman of splendid character and

MRS. JOHN RIACBETII

Mrs. Bessie Macbeth, wife oi‘ John Macbeth, passed avray early Wednesday morning, March 2nd, ni her home as thc result oi‘ a shock. She was born in Prince Edward 15-. land, November 5, 1862 and hadl been n. rcshirn’. m’ llinghnm,

years. She is survived by her bus-i

a daughter, Mrs. Hector M. looser:

McPhec of Curdlflhn. Prince Ed- ward Islnnd, lvlr. John McPhcc of Boston, Massachusetts nnd Mr. Charles McPhcr: of Chelsea, lviass-

" lsicrs llﬂ’ death will be deeply deplored “°““‘°“" "15" “m” S ‘ b m,” u.“ t, d_ namely: Mrs. Annie Burton of

y a c e o m“ S Stoneham. Mnasncirusetts, Mrs.

She leaves to mourn one daugh- ter, Tesaie, wife of Mr. Chester Garrett, of Arlington, Maser, also the following sons: Hudson, Fiji islands. James. Prince George, B. 0.. Fred. Calgary, Alta., George, Summer-aide, Parlay and Bert oi Charlottetown. Four brothers also survive: Wm. J. and James Ran- kine. Perth Amboy, N. J., Colin in

Jessie McPhcc of Alberta, Canada. and Mrs. Mary MacSwain oi Hunter River, Prince Edward Is- land. The funeral tool: place on Friday, March 41h at two o'clock from her latc imme, B8 Manatee Road, Hlngham, Massachusetts. The funeral wes conducted by thc Reverend James Earl Shultz of the

Massachusetts, for thc past three Augustus Lindbergh JR band, John Macbeth, n son, Jnmcsldgclared, and said;

of Cambridge, hlassnchusetts, five is? we“, that |s we Lgndberg), brothers, namely: Messrs. hfnicolln child, and you are just the ma“ and Archie MCPllOC of Forest Hills“; am 1 Prince Edward Island. lVIP- Willlmnlmndber h's home and tell him to

William Buxtcn, Mr. Harry Mc- Phee and Mr. Henry Meyers, all of Boston, and Mr. William Maser of Cambridge. Interment was in Fairmount Cemetery, East Wey- mcuth, Massachusetts.

Osteopath Tells Strange Experience

YORK, Pa, Mar. 14. —An Osteo- paths story of how a patient ex- hibited "The Lindbergh Baby" and then ordered him at pistol-point to telephone a ransom demand to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh at Hopewell, N. J., today was bcinr investigated by authorities.

The man called m be treated for u cold. The Osteopath, M. B. Shel-I lcnbcrgcr. said that. as he ushcrccl| the patient out he snw a woman companion in the waiting room with a child resembling Charles

The man tumcd, Shcllenbcrgcr

"Do you know whosc baby that

king for. You call up Col.

leave the ransom money at—-- nnd the baby will be turned over to him at-—--"

Police withheld the places speci- fled.

Shellenberger said ho did as he was hidden, while the woman took the child out to a coupe. Then, he said, the man drew a pistol, threat ~ cned his life if he should give any waming, and drove awny with the woman and child.

Two other automobiles, the Ost-

1932!

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Attend the Plaster‘ Show- ing of the New Spring Fashion Silt-cusses — all ziglow with newness and mi'rcctnvs.<, wl1ic~l1 sot new Standards of Beauty 1'01‘ the Feminine World.

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i New Coats, Suits, Dresses, Millinery, Cloves, Scarfs, Hosiery and other Accessories now on (li:<1>l.'iy—all tho

very latest word in the Fashion World.

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At the police court the habitual

idrunkard was. summoned for the

j u<ual cause.

vice - All members and ud- lrcrents urged to attend — Visitors welcome _ Hcartz Memorial Hall.

I l CANADA TURNS BUYING. OR-f DEBS TO OLD LAM)

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LONDON. Mar. enquiries for British made nrc incrczising in volume and

'I‘radc Commissioner m lllronlo. ‘ Hardly n day passes hut iirms. whosc names nrc on the epninl l1‘- gistcr oi the overseas tmtlc fIt‘1).il‘l- mcnt rccclve intimation thnt comp] Canadian manufacturer is in thc murkct for their specially. l "Ycs, it is undoubtedly llu- lzlvi that Canadians nrc switching; ow- from America to United Kinurioizl sources of supply," an official lnlt: The Telegram today. “This is riu. of course primarily to thc ]ll'C\'i\ll-‘ lug rate of exchange, but nho In~-' cause of wimt is goim: to lillzv: place in Ottawa shortly. g “Sentiment. in my opinion. rn-l tcrs little into trade tra11s:\sii<>n;;r~; Canadians arc acting on 1hr: nor-i mnl trading principle of what pnysl bcst. Our trade commissioner nil Toronto has been touring Ontario i This has brought in a. largo num-i ber of enquiries. but npnrt irnmi that thcrc is a substantial incrcusc ‘

copath said, trailed thc first car ns it departed.

Arum‘, mg 911mm, Mgldgm Boston Seven Day Adventist

Mass. also two sisters: Mrs. Jes- sie Oonquonst, River Edge, N. J., and Mrs. Jaa. Warren. Perth Am- boy. N. J.

Mrs. Garrett andMrs. Warren arrived in Charlottetown before

by the many and beautiful floral tributes. The following nephaws and a grandson respectiv-

Mlmwlllilmlpossed away. ely, acted as pallbearers: Mr.

Stranger (on board Atlantic liner that tremendous

George-Oh. that's a monument

three errected to the memory of Uncle

Sam's divorced wife." At a recent pclitbal meeting it

of enquiries from oihcr parts oil lCnnada, especially‘ from mnnuiarc- turers’ agcnts."

Temple. Her funeral was largely entering New York hurbon-Say, was Willi" Obllmlﬁ "m? will“ lwk‘ attended and the esteem in which George, what's she was held was well represented statue over there?

lers were present. The candidate‘ commenced his speech with: "I am here—“

"So um l!" shouted a VOlNH

"Quito so," rctortcd thc candidate. |“but you are not all there."

liortancc. Especially is this ihr- czar-l ‘1ll3’7-'>-l5-F?l-\‘f1Y. . _.. with enquiries through tho British,

, Ahegweit Hotel

WEDNESDAY “Tcn shillings or fourteen dnys,‘ 3.30—Mission Band regular meeting ygfnapkpd me mggjgﬁraig —Social Hall. | .. - . , ».. . Afternoon Ladies, Md meeting ‘or, But he only tuo slrhl-ngs in - i .. - ~ work __ E85; park,“ | thc world. replied the pris-cnlcr.‘ 7.30-Speclal prc Easter prayer scr- E “Wvll. you must g0 to FY1501‘!

i then. It you hadn't spent thc money i rviffng drunk you would have been i’ chi n», pay the fine!"

lir. W. R. Carson

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‘lhrrz- Ycnr Palmer (iraulunin l?! Prlllrc Si. Phone 107‘! Home (‘ﬁlls “mic.

aiuy mcr lrgnt at tin- Alli-g,- urii llulcl, llnrairn. Ilonl loaves at ll A. M" erajoy a comfortable night's rest, in a steam hunted rcnm “iih bnih and‘ running water. Ilcst meals scrvrzl. Mod- crntr rates.

MRS. ROSE l.. CERIITTI, Manngcrrss.

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Mr Merchant!

Irvin-never we can be of scr- ricc to you — give us n call. Telephone G98 or 699.

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wholesale Merchants and Insurance Agents llead of Prince Street Wharf

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