“'51”

`..-_ .., _,Q

*not only would the improvement

MARCH 1, 1924

. ~

[Iiiliil|]TT[T|]Wll~|}l|lH|]|lN

Notes by the Way Heppenings of' the

ai shi num issuance mm sue our you rin savaneei delivered- M:B::r your (In advance) mulled ln* Cnnndh and United Mateo-

Ex-Commlaaloner James Maodon- ` V

aId's retirement from the Board of -

"i°ru|'¢¢in. w. ofstor if."||o|..r`uer vieoffnareoil' a. .n. n\`s°n_¢`m Secretary. Mein. Col. D. A. llneltlnnon. D- 8. 0.

llllllor and Mannger. J. il. llurneti

New \‘onls llieprvoentatlvo-llrull. ll. horthrli Ollliglv Iiepn-nfnlnlivv-ld. J. Psvver

Annu.-inte lldltor. IL K. Unrrir.

` a~|se_';\}.\nuRa -ay be channel from one _following aqenan ln'

Ullnrlorlotovvni

lnrleimo Bracknell. Grafton M- Dnrtor C Oo.. 01900! 5*-

A..Brown. litany Vendor

Stephen Duffy. Illellonl St.

llnllvrny llooknloll

J- Ili Tilton, Grafton ill.

W-. Dalalel, lprllx Park Road P. T. Murphy. Prince St.. Grocery I. P. Dull. Queen St. W. U. Wrlgll, Krll Dirac( WPI! ll. Thomas White. |35 Elm Avg. Prod 0-uudet. Great George lt.

ARCH 1, 1924 W

THE SPEECH FROM

._ . THE THRONF.

SATURDAY, M

His Excellency Baron Byng of ll

who in addition to many other'

humor, must have smiled inwardly ll,

lowering of taxation. The Pro- DHSHBG 10 \llS l'8W8f`li-

one. but that a familiar and much appreciated figure is missed from

il! Personnel. Mr. Macdonald hatilalll' “m“"°\` “gd nmufh 1°" mrmal' _

been something more than a Com- missioner. He had been an early

Water Commissioners where he so' A 5"” del" °‘ °“t°"“‘°“‘5 '° ions hsdbsid a seat, is stiii spoiiou 1181"! °\‘°Wd°d i“*° 01° “W “Y” T* of with regret. Not that the new mainms b°‘°'° Len' °°m°° n' Board ls llol ll good ,ml csl,sbls_which always puts a qiiietus ou

the community. and entertainments during the_ Lenten season are usu-

Mrs. McKinnon _of Government

The Public Foruiiii

This column. la. open for

the diaouaelon by oorroo- pondente of question. oi in teroot. The Charlottetown Guardian does not noeoeean ily endorse the opinion one pressed by its oorreopon dents.

CAPTAIN MURCH ISDN

' APPROVES

nnd ncllve nmnwten nl the move_ House is entertaining at luncheon ___

l l lll Sir,-I have read with consider-

mem that resulted n B “ng mlhiffy-tW0~ A lir0f\lBi0i1 0! 119611 able interest the communication

_ . city its present excellent system ofiplnk camauons and trailing green nddnnnnnd to Mn L_ s_ Brown from

WSW" SUPPIY and 3°“’9‘°“39~ There ery ln baskets and vases wlll en_ the Charlottetown Board of Trade

ere others who were his co-work- b t -t ln n d I and from my experience this

_ _ ers in that movement and equally 3:35252; 351;' °_wef ::_:_;°mt;;' seinvl_c_e at 'lnirmeniine and ngonlien, - . e eve - e recomme s ous

.. l l the 0 lllloll llllll ll "°“°"'mg_"h° late Dr' Jam" Mc' hostess will graciously preside. Fol- made by the Board of Trade pro-

i“e“¢ ‘S “S0 ° l’ Leon. for instance. to name oniy'l0wlng the luncheon ll", ladle, will vids o rsmsdy for thc difficulties eduction in the cost of “lii\lJ1f"lone of that little band of Dr05res-[spend the afternoon at Bridge- that have existed were hm" the ments of production" would menu sive citizeus,-and he long since _ . , :_l__”:___:_’;€d°‘;":`i_;°;l_;”‘_‘l“ke Sri; 2:;

_ _ Mrs. W. E. Agnew was among the record as stating that the summer

Vimy, Governor General of Canudii. gressives are of the sunie opinion MBU! Mn Mncnnnnld rnmnlnnn nnd|l3i;id_ge holsteslse; thtl_s lezleir s_nt_;i;l ;!_n:eli_n_lees_l;_i;i;lil_el;e__ <;t:l_n_;in_i_i;al'l _nurs-

Ibmthey “H 'h°'""“g"°“"“"" ‘"" I iirlteiui citizenship .eoolvulnd B D.” ve Y De an Y io quits rod-sihis cxcopt perhaps dur-

sood nnniiiios has n keen wins °f pieuisuts." The cuuudiuu msnu- .mill ,|,.,¢.¢ mm to share doth-ei "“ B"5'"°“ °“ “‘“"“d‘”' eve” '"5' ins very llonvy ice conditions and

y O O I

_ torms when no schedule can

cturers of these implements als0‘|il the 8dll1ll\lB\\‘8ll0i1 Bild UDDTUVG- “lows

_nnnl nl the nnnnc nnnnen n n d Lieut. col. D. A. Muckinnou, D be regularly maintained-

|today when covers will be laid for

when reodins the speech pinned iivhsvs their opinion ou thesc things o H S O A D C_ welll up to ollawa i um sir, etc

ddn _ _ . -. . . '

his hands for the formal opening ofllls also have Canadian employees 9 5° much to cyan’ Fmm me is - J' J' MURCWSON'

was published in yesterdays Guar- m

I beginning to the end of his work th week and was in 'mendanw Charlottetown. Feb_29. 1924.

parliament, the full text of whichslld this --reduction 0'( taxation" _ ou His Excellency. the Governor

at the Board his course was marked

dlan. Hin Excellency is a soldier ll . _ _' Lest W F t

accustomed to command. to quick

v 'V . ‘

ny not look so pmmlslllg “hell by nrndennn nnd nonnd judgment General at the opening of Parlia g

t w

comes to be discussed and was approved by the people me” °“ e'f°efd°_y 6 0l'g‘6

hi h d. Th ld ld» There are Other things in tlie_‘;’_ ¢:_:veer*;9_|;';ted hi; 2;; hs am Mm l_l_ D_ Jonnnnn len Tlmrn

d°'ii s. to lefinite programmes. ll_ lil if li h t but hpth- ' _ cc s on i Speec o er_ s an W u sthmw an desiren But nm wlnn to retire was day on a visl.t ti: Nlontreal. _ sATURDAY_ MARCH 1

The war in the House of Commons l

ng 'ha' ca" " any ay yrespected although The Guardian

was just about to begin. It was his iight oh what the government is go- ls glad to reall” mal the strong MTS- T» F- FU“9l”l0\1 |“V|l€d fl DIOCLETIAN duty os Commander, in Chioi tn ing to do with the "opinions" it mcutai and uhysicsi iorcc with fe" "‘““‘" '“ °“ T“‘”d“’ “"6"

gist oi’ them was that the situation. ll

mercially was all that the heart oi'

man could desire and the country. barring ii few" reflections from tiic great war", showed “many evid

ences of increased prosperity." Still there were some things that need-

ed attention His Ministers “are wmmgly gave away his rig to 8' Coulter, President of the North social set. ' _ "W0f‘lil of Chance" und numcroiiii f

valuable inheritance for is meal Dakota Agllcullllllll goll,sge_ ~l,_.._- e o` e other _novels, wus born on March

strongly of the opinion that reduc-

- s

_ , caiued rest among genial friends. - '

industrially, financially and com coul-se of llle ssssloll ,. and snare in _ne refining solace or al 8 pl-etllly arranged llllelllooll administer their affairs on March Sally work: gets tired about the

_________,>i the literature he loves and with

_Emperor of Rome, established n

I-’-'ive Boilers-I orders- Here U19! holds. Also there are many things which "Hi-life had Bllil°W€¢l him We noon for an informal tea which was precedent in its government when

'e u l d b h t _

were may to his hand _,ml the lnnt are not ln ll lm whlch wlll yct uuuhotsd. Moy he ioug ho ‘ 'Y "‘ C’ “"jf’°_ _Y "' 5"” “ hs divided tho domiuious oi__1iomc.

- spill-sd ill lleailil lo sllilly ll well. into four parts and assigned three

rvbnbly be l'l\€"U0“9‘i in th” _ Mrs. W. P. Prowse entertalnol so-culled junior emperors to help

bridge on Saturday last- 1' 292 A‘ D‘

_ which his mind is richiy stored. ° ' ° W"-1-'AM DEAN "'°WE*-LS

THE SONS OF ESAU _ The Premier's two young duugli

` ters the Misses Nell and Maud f A“‘e"i°_'i*_’: __;’__°(‘f§}i"’nt olailnln £32;

-*; ormcr c o - -' e ‘

-lhousnulls ol years ssl, ll lllllll The farmers of the United States Stewart, were photographed in last _ M nl d

_ _ tit. out y an associate editor

named Esau was no nnngny that he and of Canada as well, are doing weeks Toronto Saturday Night, as ol- l.lsl-llsl-'s Msgszillsn alllilm- of

.What Mhz' of

Quilts sou. un]

` THE SLEEP HABIT

Why does the farmer and the

mechanic sleep so _ well,_a.ud the business and professional, man sometimes have trouble with sleep- lessness?

-Is it because the farmer and

mechanic work so hard that they are tired and just naturally have to go to sleep?

ls it that the business or profes-

sional nian not having to work so bard is less tired, and therefore has difficulty in getting off to sleep?

ls it because the husniess or pro-

fessional man takes his work, his worries, his mental problems to bed with him that he sleeps poor- ly?

Doesn't mental work really tire

one out just as much as physical cf- fort?

I believe one could answer “Yes”

to all the above questions because they all have a bearing in the mat- ter.

'l‘he reason that the farmer and

mechanic sleep better is because they are not under the same men- tal strain, as a rule, for one thing. But the biggest factor in the mat- ter is that the fariner and mech- anic lead a more regular life, and after all sleep is very largely a

mutter of lialiit.

The farmer or mechanic gets up

at a definite hour, has his meals at definite hours. does his re ular

ame time every night, and is usu-

ally able to go to bed at the same hour always.

The business or professional man

_ is more irregular-in his habits-

I mean many of them are irre-

gular_

Some business and professional

nt a lot of -thinking these days. _Dr_. among the members of the younger “’i‘he Rise of Silas - Lanham," iileii HPS In ii lliiiiitliin to Conlrol

~ 1, 1b3 .

‘ tho savory smell of which ho could centiy told the United States Sen- Mrs. W. K. Rogers left Thursday '

tion of taxiitiou is of first import- ance." This shrewd “opinion” oi' n

the ministers is very ixcncrnlly d shared throughout Canada. Hui t

what of it? “My ministers" tie-

clere that “efforts already put SI

forth to coinliine strict economy in

administration _of public services, with vigorous retrenchmeut in pub- B

ed in as many directions as may

ot resist. His name has come atc some of the things the farmers on her way to Dcnver. Col., io join SAINT-GAUDENS _

f ii t t- di -ti -th i t- M _ R _ Th |11 t (Augustus) eminent sculptor

_:»v_v_n iii history as that of a spend- ;___i_;_St_i_i_ eAu_:;ngr;:,e__ng_s u;i-_nlict torcallafitlil-Isis tore! _:W wl_lZ_ns8`i_J_Bl;Ei n_nnneAn_0nkS lnclllll(,__ ll lllllllllls l_llll_.ll'_oreiit hour tomorrow; dinner at r . - - ‘

- f irahaiiiI.|ntolu_thc Diana i

that they have been growing wheat * * °' I" 0 i

|“ an the ge”""“t|°"S that have at a loss During the past five Senator and Mrs McLean of gil-I the tower or Madison' square'

- - - drilen, New York. and many

uce intervuueil the descendants yssl~s_ lle sllys_ Nm-lil Dakota has golll-isnilsve sons ill, to Ottawa for other notable works. was born iu_ of Esau have been founli. Natural-lraised nine bushel of wheat to the ,the opening of Parliament. D“b““' Ireland' March 1' 1848'

ly they are lncleaslng ln lllllllllel-_-lacre. which sold for about $9, whllel ° ° ° ~ CAPTAIN A_ H_ R .l.

OS RON

__ no donnt also are the descend the cost per acre of growing that Hon. Senatoranil Mrs. Murphy Of the British steamship "Car

heir daily routine, and can thus ut-

talii the some degree of regular-

`ity as the farmer or mcclianlc.

Ilut iniiiiy have night work, nlglii

meetings, lunch hour confnreiict-s.

uiicli at one hour to day. and ii dit.-

oon to day, und at seven o'clock lic next day. and so forth. You see my point. ' - One of the first things a sleep-

ess man or woman should develop is regularity in the daily routine of work, meals, and recreation- Es-

. ta ~

blishing a habit is just as lm

n _ __ _ nlwhcut wus 314.63, which mcsut a and sou Reginald, istt this wocir for nuthin". received from Prcsirisnt‘i>°f"11\¢ ffm" "ie "Sleep" ”*““dt|

iic expenditures ghouili he ful-lllsh. “ms °f me brother W D 0° d lpss ou 8,000,000 acres of over $44.- the opening of Parliament. » Tu" “ C°“5'°"1°“al Mmm 1°' me palm as anywhere else' '

l l lll il _ 'ph y gallant assistance in rescuing pas-

v“" “ge” 0 5 we” new e l000,000 ayeanoratotal loss in the! ‘ ' ' _sallgsrs of the -l-l»l-ANlc all March

be nnnnlnln_,, This ln wnnt the wan are both morenumerous today, per.__._ve years of s220_000_00n_ Lam; Miss McCabe, Bedeque, returncd 1, 1913. _ 1

hi , T i' ,

is about: it is because this had not ham’ than in any “ge since t 5 year 65,000,000 acres were plantt.d|°“ “away mm Tlgmsh Where

been done that the country is now almost_lu rebellion. And "my min- t isters" now on the eve of battle

say it should be done! Shades of vimy Ringo: '“

. . . . ig

. then but the hunger, the weakness 660 000 000 bushels Very ¢l0li8hl-fully lit Brldiie Oil W0 admitted his inability to find a

IKM 1 7 l l ¢ 0 y Ministers MW believe that and the templallnn are sllll me ___ occasions this week at,hcr‘suito Noiltlh-l’_Vesth Passage, he suddenlyl Eastern Standard Time ‘

_ __ rea ze t t t '

same. The method of the younger 0' F°“"° N°""' D‘k°" is p'°°L' -in the vlcwria Howl a ere was B greg |

_ l s s s C0\U\fi`y Wlllbh 0011111 be 00|0il|Z€d 11:55 a. ni.-U. S. Naval Observ- Alllllem_ "Let Not Your Heart Be

rotlier also has changed manyigmy "°_t up ° the "°"°° °' °tf‘°'_' E n and developed. He crossed the At- sim-y time signals

the present year will be much bet-

ter than the year for which they

are now on trial and that “in viewlb

ti

will. when the present financial year closes, be able to announce to B'

time dishoiiered deal was first piit_1u wheat in the wheat-growing_sh" had been_s° enmyamy enter' l?iHai§.:2'?L%L’:iuda's hmllgh_ - States. and the farmers have about tamed fm' the pm" ’“°“th “E the first governor was appointed. lic

_, _ .. colwillllsd to grow nl, morn llllll-l Silt’-St Of HOD- Seiliitili' Mid MPH- was Samuel Champlain, thaidaring

_ nrhc savor; Illness _‘of Dottailcdlenough hereafter for the nntlnn-s»_Murphy. and lovable eiigliieei' and explorer W - . .

#oil

W. G. Y.

SATURDAY, MARCH 1 I

790 Kilocycles (380 Meters) I

ich temple sau as assume home use “mn the prlce __n______l s s s who spent so many years in trying WGY (Schenectady, N. Y.)

Hl1yf0\‘mB 81111 many flavors since H Mrs. Harry Brown entertained-t° "nd a way past M thmugh me

omo consumption rofiulros nbnvi new world to tho East Whcu he csusroi Eioctric Company

tutes in wheat production. lt cer very ody had a most enjoyable isl-,llc .llllle limes llllll was ills lglrlll l2.30 '

- _ . p. in-Stock market re-i

ol- economles already elleclell lheyl mei* ill the €V0|“¢i0“ °f me “Ke” tsihly cannot pay to mise whom tlnie at the Rotarian gathering on to conceive the idea of ii canal port

A is Kihhs director l

hut thc motivc behind it, thc ds- who,-8 only nine bushels are slows Thursday, whsu the isdiss wsrs "P058 the l"\"i1“° °f Piinilnlii- The 12:40 p. m--Product morkat rv- ofisrtory soio, “open the cstos oi *

French court failed to acquire his '_

_ l llli _ i _ specially invited to join in the ga _ 9°’ -

re to ge some ng or as muci oh an acre. The Canadian average _es__v_t_e___ of the V _ Y_l»"vol. lol. the pmlecl and lt was 9_3() p _n _Dance mnnln by Rn_

the nnnnlny-t-nn! for the "mt llmnlas possible, for nothing or as little last year was fully twice that fig- 8 9" |15- dropped- Equipped wltli the finest manly; 'orchestra New Kenmore

since 1912-13 the national budget has been balanced-" As these “ec-

the balancing of the budget,

With a view to economy nol doubt, "thc revenue collecting ser-'B vices of the government" will be

mean.

"National Uuity” is to be foster- W

od by "surmounting those barriers n

which have tended to separate

Western from Eastern Canada..

“Problems ‘incidental to tariffs

“airs involved in bringing about this “national unity" and an ap- parently dlsconuected hint is given sl

ments in freight rates and reduc-

ilons in tariff will be given cousld- V eration. The Progressive mem- J

bers would naturally be expected

smoke it.” The great waterways problem, which had already ru- ceived much consideration -but not enough. would lie further consider-

' ° ' instruments of the time Cham- 1 N 'Y

l _ l tll _ use and still not very profitable. » Hotel, Ab any, . .

as possib e rems ns e same But H the acreage sown to when l;lev_ lll._ Heals, al Amllel-sl_ ills plain did amazing work in mapping ____ _ 0

I-low many are today selling their next spring _B cut dowm as _B grand old mnn nl the Mnnnmllnl nut téie néawtworltli. Aft_er govern- Brlel scllsllllle ol

-- inheritance Of S0011 me“f\‘| ‘Wd Church in the Maritime Provinces ng 'ma H or B--most om years

enemies al-9 ohiy oh paper the _ threatened. the price of food and - 'th i

e pcturesque Father of New . Kao

nennle Wm have then dnnbtn about physiclal health for ii passing llle cosl _ol llvlllg lo that hall ol took the services in the Oxford France" died on Christmas Day, in

pleasure or the satisfying of a the population who live in cities Ch'-"ch in Huff” last Slmdal' ‘md at Quebec' “nd was hurled General Electric Company Station

tnl l _ llllll towns wlll be by so much ln_ discourseil with all the old-time ' at Oakland, California

temporary hunger or rs or pas Cl.easl,ll_ Allolllel. ol llle lesson ol vigor and sweet persuasiveness ot_ _ _ . _ - 960 Kl|00yCl9S (312 MB'-BPH) mn? HW many are mmgazmg thc situation is that mixed f rmiu his 'best yours "`“°”"“"' F°""““"" 26' 8:00 D' '“"`

h ig ith - B 5' ' ` _ (Pacific time) Musical program

“‘°""“‘“'”_'°" ‘ ° B” 6 " e We which is ioiiowsd is this Province ' ' ' , 'rhurudu rom-usr 2s ii oo _ c

. y. y . 1 p-rn.

cousolidated under "one admlnistra- Bent ‘;°urar' HTW 'nanyhfri 3°h;5 as arule and in the Maritimes Sen- t Tse his Glllall_(l~l_ Nr; loftyyiii- ` s__ti__l‘;;§i,llC ll/li1Bg<fi_\)l_ l>;0Sl‘i:n\- ‘_'1 tive lllssliv wllslevsr ills; may 1" de t 0*' “ “x“"`y W ‘C 0" y erally is the surest and safest sys- er ay mom “B °r 'Jw °" ' l M’ l' l ' ' _

prlde demanlm ml ll pleasure l l where she will resume ber nursing “mem” lme) “B W pmgmm

em i uit . ___

_ o ugrc ure dutlesl

Canada has already a greater rail- U “" il Sf Pleasant duties slie Y l ll l l ll'll Chorus Choir

lnlnr ln the nnnncn that rnnnlnnb as friends, the hands may he the way _nllengn ln rnlnllon to lwpulll_ was assisted by Mrs. (Dr.) can-hl__ our uc y co or s w e.

A. F. Kibbe, director

hand of _Esau himself but the lloll llllm any other country and hors, while Mrs. W. A. McLaren`this morning on a holiday visit to 0'§"`t‘[‘2’rd*§P|0- "My RGd99m0\‘B:\|l(:_il olce and the quest are those of the cost of operation, owing to our “shared the "|5“°" mt" the ‘||`°W' BMW" 'md New YDPK- lg,-s_ w_ 'sslllisllo acob. 'rho-quest is the inherit- longer winters. deeper snows and '"5"°°'“' M "' P"°"-"Y *"'\`“'18°d ' ' ' Sermon. "Heaven and Holi. Arc

ance the hands are dlsgulsed the llls llesssslly ol lmllomng mel ls table in the long dining room Mrs. Velvet\is used as much as satin They Real or lmilsllllfy'-"'

- _ w.n iaeutisy nd Mrs. tor. D i d h t _ Rev- G°"|°“ H- B°l‘°'

io "put this in thsir pipes sud voico csuuot be sitsrod. °°“"'d°'°"" "°“'°' "“‘“ ’“ “‘““’ 8 ) ew" °r may ° °°° M" °°"°" Hymn. "'i‘he Sands oi Tim r

--Z~¢-0O--i- n "3 THE WWTER To DATE dlllolllll mlles mulls lo bormw llln the ices. Assisting in the serving medium short vamp, but with good Organ postlude, "Festival March"

_ money and add vel., largely to our were Mrs. Joseph Curran, Mrs. arch support. Buckles of rhino- . . . . . . . . ...} . . . _ .._ Vincent

-*- pmssnl heavy (lem lmll.lnlel.ent Leith Wright, Miss Katherine Mc- stone and rhinestone monograms ` ’_"“

February. probably forgetting Le _L Ml Lllll 3:30 p. m.-Program by WGY

"_ t _ms _ "_ cllsl-gsm wlllcll can only be mel by o ss an McDonald, Miss are used frequently on these dressy symnlmn omllenlnn nn l '_ ll b

y s s e y

a was esp year, gave s lncmued lnxallon prudent md Kitty Peters, Miss Amy Agnew, shoes Patents and other leather (yilsl-iss gal-i_| 9 0

- - ‘ e, t n r.

sllinml ll” lm” ls expressed lllll llemonslnllon “ll llllmlell on ills nnnnlllle people should look than Miss Constance McFarlane and ed shoes are also to be monogramsd instrumental. selection, "P'antaliie

28th. It was ii vigorous effort. by facts squarely lu the face. W" M‘"'3”°' M°1°°|°~ “"5 Y°l\‘» W|l\\‘l¢9ii¢i|0ii 00l0i'l 0! °" s°““‘“°"“‘ SW" Wd

_ - _ ' DI ". . . i . . ~ . . . . . . . .. . B h about to be effected materially re- for the biggest storm of the winter -‘- ° ' ' "uh °'"'°“"~ nc” Mc

WGY Symphony Orchestra

dues the cost oi mnuportins sud sud comin; siisr su opinion usd T" °'“"°°"" °“"""'”' T°"°"*° M" °“" "W" J' W' M°l‘°°" ““°" ' ' ° Leo Kiiweii conductor

speaking of the need of economy, an extended honeymoon on the Summery froclie of volles ii d Tenor solo “Y if I Re Y

. - -- n e oops nd our Iillrlotiilg the products of Western been formed that winter was prac "sal, observe' tml ullle _lluesllon sollllllslll ilsvs l-slllmsll .ml Us illlsl-ls ll", sllll-is mms slllll-sly ol Hearts" 'tair ,"lf With All Your

farms but would also oiieapeii the tically over. many people consider- ls who ls m dl, lll. sconomlsllm ll now nicely settled at their home tiny ruffles- The newest sports _H°""'°" "°m "m“°'$) n l n transportation westward of any- ed that the effort was overdone. we insist on the el-ini servants do- I” N°" 9l"l°"' N- sf °°P° I' “"4 °"°°h°'~°d 'fl \““°\'°‘| ' ' . I mCli°a'r'l'e's°Ba'rtle“ Q "0 D thing the out might wilii to lend However, we have . learned once ills it all we are not likely to get ° ° ° "'°°| ` A "|'|°" °°|°\’°d 000°! ll Berenlce Crounloi accom niet

theft way. _

._ . l,,

more that wiutsr in this oeiuitry is vm fur. . . _ 'rits mombsrs too. Ml" ”°'°“* R°¢°" "10 1° It produced by urine revs oi contract- "‘""“!€‘°““" ’°'°°"°”' "““°"“'

_ _ _ . _ _ d uNom n ir _

'M7 has been "eii- not over till March is well out and M" '_' m um' w'°’ '° '°' ° '°°" "nd," pn' Ammn' h "mai" 'M °' bl°“‘"°‘ °°'°" 'M' ‘ mn" em’ “I ' “mo “gm md

to secure eiieepsr imie- sometimes not then. 'rhursdsre

ofthe weather tiiogarf

dia not attempt e unsold.

it ii

_example by

__ _ . --tlemiiiiies. for Oeoodiiii cattle and brash notwithstanding. the p_reoea_i._ll‘¢ M alll

is_s»»i¢uaiusedlwiutsrtod.¢» wni¢edownis_ai§,viiicii inruisfeuagrssetoryuonsofiiiemudnnaaiia-dent

__riii_|iti;iac»u¥utv¢nvs nd. oviiie ioiabnf

Hill.

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A Monthly Income Fr,_om the Mutual Life

WE are always glad when we find a man

interested in Mutual Monthly Income ln-

surance. More and more is experience proving to us that the best protection the aveiage man can make for his family is to insure them o monthly income should he die. or a monthl income for himself and wife if both attain oldpgg

Monthly Income Insurance may look

smaller than a lump sum at _first sight but it is permanent. Month after month it is sure. I ts principle cannot be frlttered away in bqdfinvest- ments. It cannot be lost or stolen. I t‘ cannot be attached for debt. »

Mutual Monthly Income policies give your benefici-

aries the benefit: also of Mutual prohis_ which tend steadily Ycer by year to decrease thc cost of thc protection Profits are distributcdnmong thc policyholders. either in cash, in a reduction oi' premiums or in thc form of ii bonus addition to the amount of the insurance. _ _

Go into this matter of the Monthly Income Policy

with our agent. and write us for literature. it is in policy

l upon whic you ought to bc posted. -

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H. A. :seas | § Provincial Manager `

135 Kent St. Charlottetown, P.E.i.__ _ \L ~ you

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of

Low Cost

_will pay you to investigate.

61 Queen Street

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and High

Profits '

combined with absolute security are the outstanding fee- tures of Great-West Lilo Insurance policies. If you are not already acquainted with the Great-West contracts it

Our representatives are ai-

waya at your service. Phone or write us.

` _llyndman & tio., Ltd.-

THE GREAT-WEST LIFE ASSURANCE C0.

Charlottetown

rgnu prelude, lntermezze ivi'r`s`. 'il' 'nl' vu.; rlutéu. 'ors-mint

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-it-O-3-l LETTER OF .SYMPATHY

Mr. Gordon llill, Fredericton.

Dear Brother.-We the iiieuibers

lrieiidship that death cannot sever,

ll i l ity crav ? Too _-- _ ' _ - _ _ and to that Home we shall all go ici on y van es "our rlnwlyn an wubum nys _ _ _ l\llARgH. 1 \oi_i)__i;;=lleve in y_our SUNDAY_ MARCH 2 sooner or Inner and it in them “___ iany unfortunately in this use of our evemna s°m°mp°rIry_ ':>__°w_ one nl the nrnlllenl Al llnmnn girlltflgnt ’n‘;‘:_;eee__nnn'nn '22 lngn: shall meet our loved ones. It is Seneral depression, a depression a Inn the Toromo mon.; bath ora". ol the season was llml glven by you sllecess you are llollssl_ 10:30 a. m.-Service of the First h

large proportion of which is the oi the Liborsi amy. if so why MPH- (Senator) Robertson, ut thc ff“':_“» l¥l°°‘:l'““‘“’°d'd°°“”‘§f" "lf g:gi?:tp$gi`dltic:'dy'1q§u¥s

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suit qgsuch indulgence And the build 1100 miie; mol-8, as the Kill RUB! 0” WBUDGBGBY Bfi-€rl100il :gal lfwgc Cgrllvflz llfglllallbfls gl Mrs J B Van Patten, organist

re _ - . _ _ _ _ _lncnbn are also wllll ‘ls ready to (iovsl-llmelll lllallllsll lo do l"l"vhen she had the pleasure of wel- cllssl-illillsss sllli gellel-osii_y_ Hyiiiil- "l:loly- l`l0ly. Holy"

lake ndvnntnnn or every Esau who year and as i-i0h_ Mr, graham says 00li\1liR a very larse circle of Your birth-stone is ii bloodstouo, Amhemyn, 05"? E81' 0 shepherd °f

"lends mon n n n l _ wlllcll means presence ol mlllll_ lsruel . . . . . . . . . . . Whiting

iowa a weakness. They may Dose they Wm repeat th” 91°" this 78"? l _ la n K W 0 I B 6 B so pop Your flower is a violet

join in wishing that the grant God of iill grace may keep. guide und support you und that your loss iiiiiy be sanctified to yoin‘ eternal and spiritual welfare.

Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep

weep '

A calm and undisturbed repose Unbroken by the last of foes.

Si d i l ' , _ _

c0llllll.lss_ To llllllll that l_l00 llll_ poured tea and Mrs. H. Large cut Models are usually made with the Bl kl ri B a E ll sue 'n 'me Pumy and FIM'

y.

MYRTLE E. CUTGLIFFE, LOLITA G. WEEKS, FRANK W. CUTCLIFFE

Raised His Children

28~A

new

the

From which none ever wakes to,

to be Policemen

aptisi Chiirch,__Scheiicctad_y, N. Y.

Slain; Daily- Selectionsl

FOR

Truublst(l:'Lw.r.__.__..é.h.___._l_... Faulugl

ilie Temple" \ LlFE'S INTERROGATIDN

P. J. Brunton. tenor | .-~-

Sermon, "ls the Bible Out of Date '.”' ,Nothing to live for? Friends-old

Rev. Gordon H. Baker l ,lull haw*

rsnn pontludn- "P°Bi°\‘H\B" 'rhc ciusp or a huhd_ that is tsudcr

and true.

Dear eyes that brighten because

tlisy see you-

Friendshin makes life worth liv-

I ing.

Nothing to live for? Tlilnk of thu

Refuge Division, No. 201. S. ().l sllll

T. wish to convey in you our ein- Allll llll-l lllllillllls of llllgple li,'s uniil erc sympathy in this your hour oil ing llllgll orrow and bevcanient, when the Basil wllvsllll it lills with a gliticr- leur departed one has gone to her ing crest ~ Eternal Home. wherein awaits|'l~llell sllsnliy s°ss....m¢} leaves us

`to rest.

(iod's pictures make life wor'li

living-

ard W undersmnd _“mY 0"' de“";Ai‘c the cliililren i-iwuy, and tht-ri-'H ones should be parted from us but| lmlilillg 10"? there is One wiser then we. One 1)l,,.s your ||fl. of its gen] seem suti- in whose hands are the issues ofl 'ly hi-ren? life, and we know that “All things 1;un't linger loo long-your ci-oss work together for good". llui wel ll, l-lllsss_

Set it gently uside, there ure otlii-vii

to bit-ss, ` ‘

Anil life is still worth living.

Nothing to live for?-Much Dill” l“'

day

You are jogging along ln the siiiiio

old way?

Your room is a Betliell Men coiiin

there and play

"May our lives lic more v-'0i'||l

living."

Nothing to live for? Day nearly

done - `

wuitirur thc can oi Inn'-' out which Mini;

ter‘s

Ah, yes!

living.

worth

died. She her

selves.

........ Lollni'

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