. “nh mst- See posters.

'ff-$195 * » ' ' "rriT=`cuZiacm°rr1'oww'cUAnniaN ' mvmug -

'5pR.INGH11J-4. N- B., March 11- hrd Fagan. 05. and Harry Morse, "rc killed earlytoduy when they M mught under a fall of stone th, 101-lgwall of number six min( "_ pggan Ind Morse had izccn “wus packs in the lon;,":':_ll on i‘ie tk ,hilt and were found by work-,_ 5 of the day shift this morning.. m was dead whcxrf fpund,- but me lived for a few minutes after"

brought out of tile mine. Fa- ” survived by his wizlowand children, while -Morse lenvcs_

momgr, two .brothers and a sis-.

r. ' ,_ ~. *

House that New Zealand had been

l1¢80tiate a trade treaty direct. with New Zealand and independent °¢ _the Australian treaty; while |. short timc` evo sir Richard Squires, pm-nie;-' of Newfoundland, was ln Cttawa, in ocnfcrcnce -with_Mr. Dunning and. H011- James Malcolm. Minister -of Tfllde and Comerce, for the purpose °f ‘\¢°°"“h\l1Y8'the basis of a. new 'baet with the island colony.

, Sudden' Death

3 O

The jdestli oecurred very suddenly

Pict-0 u)n_;_`.\/Ionday morning at Fern Gardens

Steamer' C' ontraci:

if ~ --~` ' ' C '- Answers to the following questions me tabled ixi the House of Corn,-

morls the oiller day by Hon. Mr. M:-.i

1, To whom was the contract ist for A steamboat service bctwccn Pie- wu, N. S., and Ciiarlottetbwii, P. E. l- . 1. what was the amount of the

contract? s . 3, 'hot was the length of__time of the contract? - '_ 4. iviim. is the name or the beat' which is used by tile culitrnctor? Answers: ' * ‘ _ 1, The llocliclaga snlpplnlz and

N. 5- '

Mount Edward Road, of Howard

._Cl~o:ker.__\\'ho has been employed for the but two years with Mr. Arthur H. Roper, proprietor of the Gardens.

Mi-_ Crociwr had bem suffering

from a fold for serie time but his

t:cnd1tion_\'i:is ll.; conirlrlm-cd ser. ffoiisf ' - - \

Ile \-.'ns‘up Monday about seven

,o'clock and complained of feeling `r.olncv\~lint chilly but otherwise seem-- ed to be alright. ,

When ‘he offered to assist l.n feed- ing thefoxes Mr. Roper told him he had b€tt2\‘ “Ot so to the ranch, and [5r‘i"ordiligly the to-rner left alone. On llriuming to 'tile house Mr. Roper was rivocked to i‘nd Mr. Crocker had passed :iway from heart failure, his bod;/_ being found leaning against one

The deceased who was between

Towinll Company, Ltd.',` or lfallfnxp, '\f the builrlinzsi

1, 5-10.000 per alilluill. _. _ . 3, Froni-May 1 to Novelnbcr 30 in

.un ci the years issoliim, both lu-. eluded. V ~ 4, l-lorhrlaga. _ _» ._ ‘

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to contaui nnnoiliiccinclit of iiego'.~ lsiions for three ne'.v_ trade _pacis, namely with New Zealand, Newfound llnd iilld Greece. In regard to the

first two iiitirnatians have already

.-lxty and rcventy _vears of age had ilrcn employed with Mr. Halsey Hooper and at the Morell Hotel, Cl~a\-Icttotown before going to Fern Ga:'dc:i`s._ rrcvicus to that time he _had served ns cook on board sailing \'e=se1s._ -lie belonged to Nova Scotia and hues bro-ther at Freeport in that province. The funeral will be held ics soon as word has been-heard from liiic lat'Eei'. l'I‘lic body has been taken io .\-!acLenn's Undertaking Parlors.

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MAN OR. WOMAN T0 'I’|1.1\\'1§l. and appoint local rcprer.clitiiti\'c:v_ Position perinoiient; yearly guar-

. lntee $1300. ibcing $25. weekly

Rvrrncel and expenses; coinmission and rash bonuses bcsitlrs. Winston Co.. Tower Bldg., Toronto. ` '

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co/il. .;_l7§"i:oAniNo_ Now can Svrliichill coal -into shed. Court to Son. "M"-2:67-3-1:-zi.

CAP'I’l’RED FEMALE- FOX IGG. Anders Hansen, Frcncfifort. rare W. J. Jenkins. 2354-3-12-21.

roulvn_i MAL! -rox. vain. marked AUB, 2C. Earl Mill, Marshfield. 2360-li ____€_____________________ JOHN ALFRED MacI)0NA1.f). LAND Surveyor. Box 82, Chnrloitelown.

bil-12-14-lmopd.

m-i-il--__-.--`-\-\.-_...__ l HAVE ALWAYS IN STOCK lllpcrlfir quality Anlerican Rubber Belting Any length ~or _-width. Also Rubber Traces all at. half prlco. Clinton l\fo1_ison,.Frcdel°_lcton Sta- iion,l=_E/I. ` -

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VISCAPED SILVER FOX .'|‘\T00l']D A- W- Z. Reward. Apply James siwflrt, Dunstaffnage. 2357-3-12-21.

PUTAT0 TAGS FOR 'IHE EEA- ‘°“° shipments- oil uhm rrsuee Guardian Central Prlntetyw "

.__________ __ __ AUr.‘rioN sA_l.ll' or l.ANn. sroclg 5"" llllhleniente of Patrick Cairns. "“°“ Rl*/01'. Wednesday. March

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salesmen for High Grade Industrial

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American plan. world's most re- liable Barber School System. Write today for free literature. Moier Barber College, 513 Barrington St..

i Halifax. Wed and Sat ti

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SALEBMEN WANTED-SALES 1 agent for Prince Edward Island.

Good pay. Free outfit. We want now si reliable, energetic represents- :lve to handle the best districts on

» the island. Uur agency is profit-

able. Write. Pelham. Nursery. Co.. "toronto, Out. B. W. 5-W5i‘l"

For Sale

foal. or will exchange. Allllly 151

good hay. second clip. Geo. Mel- lctt. Union. 2344-3-ll-'Ji

|__m|r. 'sA°l.c>.-rox ilonun rurs ia i months nizi. Apply John E. Doucet.

Hunter River. 2228-3-11-I2-14.

FUR. SALE. 'f`0.l.l21‘. BOARD AND - room signs on hand at Guardian , office. _ tt

FOR SALE-2 Sl-10W CASES. 1 OAI(

roll top desk. 144 Great George Street. 31

.__ .....-...-...... FARM FOR. SALE-50 ACRES. AD' ply J. P. Cavanaugli, New Haven.

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lit ll .V Barber Trade under famous _Meier

ron sA|.r~:-oizanr mana wins' , orcitou street. - zses-a-i2-all -role slim ._ Two s'rAci<s or

Pltal. His condition is not considered of l serious nature, and he hopes to

\ be about again in ll vcry few days.

Ar'ranNooN 'l"r:A-A pleasant at

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Parlor.

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HAVE A LOOK at "Aunt Billie" at

. _ , , _ e can rl-:mul nAlvlAGs:n_A. u re- ' "’°‘? °"‘°“' °°“°°"' 'n‘“"‘d“"' Mm” C]lUTCh S€|‘I)IC8S

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suit--of behig driven by a heavy seed " v Q 1 At the Sunday night service of the against. the pieri in Tcrmentine a. - Trinity-Church Young Pcople'| Bo-

' UNTIL THE QUARANTINE - for .

small opening has been broken inl _ ciety the place of music -in religion lhgbéw of cm wr fc,-ry nba-,,, 1_1,ci_il;;hg:;; ‘gxfrty 3:; 53:3? dag; was the theme. Short talks were giv- wsiter line. As in-ig us the weather- ` wo is ,med no prmmm Wm be en by Rev. C. N. Brown. Miss Pearl i‘€mai.l'ie Calm it Ls t.llo'.iv',‘_it that no B ' - ° ‘7°hM°“-.M153 D°3'0"`l¥ 35”. ind M!-

admlttcd to the institution. Prisoners

fZ`.ffLc'ulty will be expel-icnced as the sentenced to terms m Jul or those - -

b t th st. hich is

Preston Fraser Dr Ramsay explain-

5‘°-”~“`“¢.f -°°W““°5 °° make “S N2' lunsble te- pay firms will begin their 'd ° °“ ° Q" 1°” 5°* W

uiar trips. ' I- . . _

_ _ 'sentence when the building is oe 'mu Through “_ the young peoplei

Lcavr. ron ENGLAND-Mr. and cmfd “.08 of the disease' lm” b’ ““'°“ ‘“ °i’p°’°““"’ °' “K”

Mm Ne" Wamer' Mount Edward OTHER TS MENS cLUB_The}ing and discussing questions relative Road, _cnyy and Miss Doreen Alley regular weekly meshing ox me oth." , to ‘fellgan addl conduct. At this leave’ this morning for England, on a yu Mens Club was held last evening e T; n 15033!! Peoples i visit _and will be .absent for somclab uw y, M_ C, A, with g goqd gt- im; Slzlnmlzhee -no n ..:“m';:!:e;;} weeks. Their many friends wish themlwndmw of members. Mr- G- E- L the 'hymns ‘as well :pa deli htful bonnvoyage' ' , T°°mb° ¥’l`°°mm¥- Pf°"l°“5 *D V11’ Ioverture. The members of tire or-

business meeting the club members chestra are: Mr. Albert Dennis,

- "¢h.10l'¢d B basketball game md cal- Pianist; Mr. Olsen and Mr. Hansen,

;:;;9s°l;it;:;a?'“;lE§";2;t§;mtj'eaXz‘;:iisthenics. Refreshments, provided by first and second violinists; Mr. Co-

designsted members were served. A burn and Mr. Lloyd Ward, who play

on i

2;) m;‘:'§mi::ag:";‘1°eg1;';°§;;Z';i discussion arose regarding the in *the trombone and trumpetrespeetive- mglsmure and their “sm I 1 d ‘crossing of uw slub m¢mb¢rgh1p_ ly: It is expected that this orchestra The t bl ' ng ren s. ____ ` with several additions will continue

a es weie beautifully decorated HALIFAX wEDmNG__»I-he mm-_-to play at the Sunday night meet-

with spring flowers and presented a “age took 'place in Slim, Muy-s".ngs. "er" ‘"°“"““g “I’l’°“’““°°- A” °“1°Y‘ cathedral, Halifax, of Mir; Lily Per-l The study zroups held lust nicht “me mUS\Cf\l llI`°8i'umme was carried ry, daughter of Mr, and Mm Rnbertjliad s. larger attendance than usual out, Mrs. J. A. Lawson and Mr. Ben pe,-,»y_ Charlottetown' ¢° Ambrose - and were followed by a general meet- Acorn pcniinring solos to an npprecia-l Atkins' llnotype 0,`m.ato,. of thc& inf; at which plans were made for tlve audience. Halifax* H,,,,.,,1d and formerly Ona unique social which will follow

SOCIATION met in its monthly ses- sion in the Parish Hall of St. Pauls Church. Tuesday, March llth, at

notional period. He gave a lenten message. The minutes having been read and adopted, the association pi-cccedecl at once to the report of the committee on the conducting of -funerals. This committee recom-

‘is bccomins very l>_°i>\11sr in 1~<>nd<1n~lmeruied that the association do ull

in its power to encourage the peo-

ple to use the church buildings for funerals rather than their own hous- es. It also recommended that the association adopt a uniform --ritual for the funeral service. It was also thought advisable that the clergy do all that was in their power to dis- courage Sunday _funerais. At 12.15 o`clook dliiner was served -in the Hall of Trinity Church; After dinner little details. were attended to And the association bdjourned. _

nmrns

MYERS-A,t the home of Mrs. N. W. Meiiinnon, Soutlipol't,. Lot 48, on Feb. 27, 1930, to Ml". and Mrs. C. Myers, Mt. Albion, a son. -~

IIOGAN-At the home of Mrs. N. W. McKinnon, Southport, Lot 48, on Mar. 6, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hogan, Cherry Valley, a daughter.

STEWART-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, March ll. to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stewart, Newlands, ii daughter.

WARREN-At Prince County Hos- pital, March 9, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Warren, of Frcetown, a dalughter. _

DINGWELL-At 9 Bishop St., Char- lottetown, on March 9, 1830, to Mr. und Mrs. _clinch _s. nlugweil, mee Elsie Huntley, Halifax) n. son, Hunt- ley James. iklalifax papers please copy).

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KEDDINA-\'2»§L1£L - At Niagara Falls, Ontario, March 4, 1930, by Rev. Father _O'Carln. Arthur W. Reddi_n, of this city to Mrs. Caroilnelnuise Voclkl. of Asbury Park, New Jersey.- “Niagaru. Falls Evening Review."

*_ Charlottetown on Monday morntng,1"¢x¢ T“¢5d*W`5 mfctinl 0! UW ll»UdY

THE P. E. I. MINISTERIAL AS-1 the ceremony being performed by,Zl'oups.

!Rev. Father Stone. The bride wore a énavy blue georgette dress with hat land shdés to match and carried a

W' J°h"s°“ °f Mm‘°“» led me de'lNore. Burke and Robert Crelght.en.l

blue'

iThe bridesmaid also wore

‘georgette and an egg shell hat. .gi'oom's gift to the bridesmaid a sapphire .pendant and to the igroomsman n set of gold cuff `links. iThe wedding breakfast was served at lthe Carleton Hotel. In the evening iMiss N. C. Brown, 51 South Park street, entertained in honor of the bride and groom. The rooms were decorated with daffodils and ferns and the presents received were num- _erous and beautiful and included ‘silverware and linen. iBefoi~e remov-

}ing to Halifax Mrs. Atkins was em- _ployed as accountant with N. Rat.- tenbury Ltd., of this city while Mr. lAtkins was employed as linotype op- ‘ erator and is a son of the late Simon Atkins and Mrs. Atkins of this city.)

The was

PERSONALS -Mr. Albert Ross, Vernon Bridge.

| was in the city yesterday.

li-fr. Charles Albert Ellis, of Dun-

stnrlnage, spent the week end in North River, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacGregor.

Mrs. Christenn W. MacDougall, R.

N., Boston, was an outward passen- ger on the eastern trainyesterday afternoon, having been called home owing _to the serious illness of her motlicr, Mrs. Roger Westaway, Low- er Montague.

::Use Mliler's Worm Powders

the battle against worms is won. These powders correct the morbid conditions ot' `the stomach which nourish worms, and these destructive llarasites cannot exist Qfter they come in contact with the medicine. The worms are digested by the pow- ders and are speedily evacuated with other refuse from the bowels. Sound- ness is imparted to the organs and the health of the child steadily lm- proves.

--?-_-i/ 1!f.‘RLIN,° March' ll-Dr. I-Inns

Lrtllcr, former Chancellor and an rialminlstrator who played e. conspicuous part In the building up of postwar Germany. was unanimously elected President ei'

the Itelchlbank this afternoon.

and

J"""b'i-:Arias _

_ _ Lost_ l;i\lsT'-'-'§i.7Af:x AND Wurrrt

_ Cumberland Street. 2226-3-il-31.

_ '_Wn_nted _ _ `

Wim-g_n..A anon FARM NEAR ony, ".1" ouardlan; :sas-3-ii-ai.

5|,-E Mccooxs 'w/nrrsn. . Ar-

` ply J.‘l_>.f.1enkim;‘ 2124-3-5-iwvelr.

vv/mrizn A oAlvnmr. .vossrui 1-laycs, \Vat.ervalc, Mount Stewart.

_ :ess-:i-is-ai.

WANTED A GANDEI. AYPLY 0. Lowther. Nine Mile Creek. _

23593-II-3|.

Female Help ' Wanted

Ani wsirnm. Anim lea lumi- monu sr. sos-sl

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W if-r mum oi time scum. Abpiy

ksAv`s'l°Al°s'Juris,` on Feb. za. lsao. John Keays, aged 68 ycars.`

Springer Swniel. Reward. Apvlv B5‘M°KENZlE-:At 139 !"l»2f°Y Sf-~»' TUN-

rlsy, 'mrch mh, Daniel u Mercen- zle, aged 41 years. Funeral notice later. `

NICHOLSON-At I-lazelgrove, Mar. iith. Olive, Irene Nicholson, aged 14 months. 1"uncral‘Wednesday at 1.30 to Fredericton Cemetery.

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MoD0‘NALD-In Cambridge. Ma.ss.,. Mu-ch 11, inso. ls. A. Mcoonslu. ui! his 03rd year. Funeral at Bt. Andrews leturday, p. m., from the train.

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lrleltelown I _Nnflh Wlhh Phone HI

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red' '° that only the Dureet

be used-in following me mm; struction: tmued to patients by i-e::| “Nl Phnleluu, The drugs must also be of the strength lpediled and 1111105 la lm the rllht proportions. Became we observe then requln. ments implicitly, you can bring your preeerlptionl to us with eoafldenee.

MacKinnon Drug Co. `

l'Ilr llannun nnarnuani-Q

to be a feature of the coming meet-

ing controversies with the Pro nces which had been removed in the ad-

after came the decision.

Church Hail last night.

This afternoon. although expect- me poems of Drummmus w¢r¢.

with delegations, mostly opposed.

In the stead of the liquor question

ter question was continued on the

order in council extending t e pro-

bcen known to give a decision yet on any question. It was utterly im- potent. a sort of dictaplionfr. Bild \-he

1°~3° "`°‘°°k- The P1‘°S1<l°“t. Rev- H-ihuuquei oi' orchids and lilies or the- CENTRAL C'""sT“" Cmmc" R. Grant, was in the chair. Rev. H. 1 ,,aney_ The ancndam, W", Missl M

' Another large audience heard Dr. Robt. F. Whiston last night in the Central Christian Church, and the outlook is good for 1 packed build- ing ere the week is over. Dr. Whis- ton is an audience getter and once one has heard him, he will want to 'hear him again and again. The evangelist preaches the Gospel with a modern dress. and his aptness with classic and vulgar illustrations keeps. his hearers alive with anticipation.

Last night the message was of a

startling order in its dramatic 'illus- trations. 1-Ie said, "I came into the office of the Provost Marshall in Paris and found an order detailing me to make Savanay and give sev- eral lectures to the wounded and dying there. Savanay was our largest base hospital for the combat divi-

Psions. It w_g_s pouring rain on Sun- day night. An orderly drove me to the great Red Cross hut where tliousands were assembled for the program. A great band of over 100 'pieces was on the platform pla;'lg and the Benior Chaplain was at the table presiding. As I sat near him I noticed many empty seats near the front and thought it strange because hundreds were standing. I turned to lthe Chaplain and I said, “Why don't we begin." He answered, ‘We never begin until the blind boys arrive.‘ Just then to my left a door opened and more than 100 blind boys came in with their nurses. As I gazed at their blind faces the impossibility of putting over a humorous program obuued me and turning 'tio the Chaplain I said, 'How under the lun am I going to speak in the face of that desolation and misery! His ans- wer ceme like I. bullet from a gun. He said, 'Chaplain those boys 1-iaven’t laughed since they came back from the front. You go in and make them laugh or we will court martial you.‘ For three quarters of an hour I tried to get the blind boys to laugh, but not even a smile nor a meer. .lust blankness and darkness. '1'hen I told ‘a story that had whiskers on it, so

gave a hoarse laugh, and for ten minutes those blind boys roared. I tumed to the Chaplain at the table and he was sobbing and I heard

ing! Friends when 'I looked on the faces of those boys I nw no disfig- urements but rather I :aw decora- tions. Every one of the Apostles died unnatural deaths, and I am wonder- ing how many of you will wear deo- orations for Christ."

The service tonight begins at 7.30

and ends by nine. Dr. Whllton speaks on "New and Old Things," the great choir sings, the organ and piano unite their powers to swell the music and the Whlatons will ring-one of their songs.

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cALcui.A"rioNs oo Away

Carburetor edciutrncntl are a good

idea but they el be completely nul- lified unless they are 'made with l. realization that unlcs the fuel sys- tem is thoroughly clean all calcula- tions may prove to be wrong. The strainer. the air-cleaner if it is the type that traps the dirt, and the fuel line should be cleaned before the ad- Justment is made.

Johannesburg. South Africa. will

Nw! municipal emaibvlll an til

him say. 'Thank God they are laugh-'i

1-louse had to depend upon revealed

ifacts. The situation was that the ,dairy industry was on the decline. fone of the factors bein! NW' Zn' Ilanti competition. ; A feature of the debate was the lattitude of Mr. Neill. Comox Al- lbernla, B. C.. who being opposed to |the New Zealand arrangement. by which his own constituency was af- fected, gave notice of a resolution to abrogate it in six months. This Would inot be regarded as an offensive ges- ture to a sister Dominion and would

iglve time for careful negotiations for a new treaty. Mr. Neill as an alleged Independent went out of his way to score old-time partisans, and to land lmen in the House who voted as they

lthought right in the interests of the country for which he was much ap- plauded in Progressive quarters.

Then I-lon. Mr. Chaplin, in reply,

pointed out that with all this seem- ` ing independence Mr. Neill had nev- ,er yet voted once in anything that ‘might tend ,to defeat' the govern- ment for whose support he always found an excuse. This was made ap- plicable to other groups who spoke valiantly, but voted pliantly.

The afternoon closed with a very

-powerful speech from the I-lon. R. B. Bennett. leader of the opposition( who scored at every point and was loudly cheered by his supporters. It ended in a verbal duel between him self and the Hon. Mr. Dunning, in which the correspondent of The Guardian might not be regarded as wholly impartial in his judgment. but judging from the enthusiastic ac- claim of the Conservatives one could hardly be mistaken in appraising the effect upon them.

Western Guardian

-NORTH TYRON- ALBANY ar-

rived today, carload of best quality cracked corn and cornmeal, price]

requirements without delay. A other feeds in stock also. J. F. Lord._

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_-MILL TEMPORARILY IDLE-j

Md W” H" one my ne" the mdlschurmans Mill at Summerside will

be idle for a little over a week owing to the cylinder head havin! NUWH, out of the powd NUM *HRD 5-t""¢5 all She mmhinery of thi mill. The

shortly after the engine was started on Monday. Although A considerable amount of damage was done fortun- ately no one was hurt. Meera Schur- m|.ri and Co., have sent to Toronto for the demoted part and hope to re- ceive it in a few days. In the mean- time about twenty of their men are idle. The Company has suffered e. severe loss in time and money owinif to the accident-S.

-'n|lA'm or sm. snvaiv mon- Al.D_S Or MONT CARME1.-'rhere puked away on Sunday in the Prince County Hospital Mr. Sylvan Rich- lardl of Mont Carmel at the age of .GI years. Mr. Richards had not been well for some time and altered the Prince County Hospital about ten days ego. On Saturday an operation wu perfonned from which Mr. ltiaherdl did. not rally, The deceas- ed was a native of Mont Carmel. a sm of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ile- mang Richards and was well and favorably known In the district and ‘will be sincerely moumed by a lar!! _circle of friends. Bla wife predeceas- 'ed him about five months ago. There -__ -». shilnvan lr-nm that murrilla.

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aocldent oocurmd about 8.15 a. m.|

aney was high as to the prospect of ,rmdend by Mm Wilkins Wm., pleas a spirited debate on the liquor ex- :ing effect and Wm, most Qarelul at P01* ‘l“°m°“» n°th1“5 h“W’°“°d mit/mtion to wecentuation, to articula-

that direction as it has been ltooditiom and to the d,_Bmam_ ,mm pep over until Friday. A lot of unexpect- mmamy of me gmed elocumonm ed opposition hasdeveloped and thelseemed to now in an Undercurrent Chnew Laurmr 1" simply wngcstedlthrough each of hcl' carefully chas-

cn nlunbers.

Henry Drummond was d°pvicied i

the debate on the New Zealand but- j“'°'d~‘ by Mrs- Wm“"“‘- Wm 5P°ke °f

in life of self'-sacrifice and love a-

Conservative amendment that thelmt-"lg the "hl\7ll=°-ill-S" 0°-Tin! f0l‘ the

h lphysical needs of the French Can-

visions of the treaty with Australla|Bd1RDS. B0\‘l1 in 1854 Drctor Drum- to New zealand be rescinded. it was ,mend began his medical career in hopeless, Mr. Maybee, iconservativc. |1834. All his life he was an cntlius- _ Northumberland), said to dependiiastic sportsmen. His first poem. “The <H0I1- DF- Grant. DY- MCDOHIICI. MY- upori the Tariff Board as a guide in i~lcbii.ahi," appeared in is9'1. Later Arsenault. and that =1 quorum of said [this matter, because it had nevcrlappcawd “The v°y;,,3¢ur," and --T1-,¢ committee do consist of four mem-

‘Grcat Fight.” Dr. Drunimovnd died i

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o A .5 ' `:e reccv \ n g r ' ' oo-oo-voeoe-eooeeeoeeeeeeeee-g ' ' ' ' ` ( ` '

Kllléd In MINE. ‘:_.,x;¢;u ilue;¢fr»ril;:?it‘;€rl;moilt5u‘;rlc. ELECTRIC NEEDLE -aflmtp “mtl” thllfd) oov._x;_l;ueas CRASWELL sfudg,

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t een Mr murmur; i la _the __ ____ EXPERT wmxnm! <oentlnu¢.i from vue il PH0,roGR_A,P_H_s_ _

(clliltulll P753) ZION. CHURCH Ch0l.l' conceit, -------1-----i---1--*_ - . _. .

mwnned °f u"° d°51f° 91 C“W35 "° -Thursday, March wth, 50| Elec rin needle ta remove super- 5-“°°5ll|lly School Dlteue and 'rm latter had been relieved of Ill I AMATEUR FINISHING-

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_ ____ ' agua, up-, mul" ma "rg, ,um BID" H0¢¢|lll-5°°- the railway obligations end they were 0 R U M M 0 N n '

cl.aaaYiuAN 11.1. -_ The rrumy mu-eel waving. an . ' being _helped with Old ue pensions. ._______“__ ___ __ _ _ irieruu or nev.wl1lism v. lvlcbcuuld. ivuss a. lu. Li-:sl.ANc. gxklhurxily' ‘"4 °"° ““°‘ °’ ’*”""' ‘°"’°" "° ` "_" _...L ` ' “Ag Plrtsn priest of Hope River. resret to 29 Kin! Square. ' Memorial Hall. . |unlfy the provinces. At the endt, tl;c Qunm poems of wuumm Henry - - FORMAL _

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learn that he is ill at the City 1-1os- Phone 1209. _ M0-letting of -leellen Ladies’ Pfiml" 3"' ° "°““ °‘ °“ vim Drummond, the great Canadian poet _ --

doctor rec-lied in the French Cui-

tment of the resources question “dh” °u“]°°" by W5' F' 5- Wiliam'

,tus .nd me Mnmme Rmb” q““"°n_lfa.iented elocutionlst. a feast of music

and in furtherance of which progress in Pi““° 5°l°5 bl' W- Wim" MCNUW vu no' Mm' mm. in th. "me, `v1olln solos by Miss Kathleen Hom mat with outrrlu and quam re- by- v°°¢1 wlw bv Mrs. J. A. Lawson. lpeoting relative rights to hydro IBM B- 501°. Cillarwtfte Bild Chvlfll-S bl' Wwe, on ngvgpbie wgwywgyg `Mrs. Lawson and the St. James

He thought these would go very ;Ohurch C. G. !. T., constituted a much

far in promoting unity without ref- lenjoysd program of "An Evening erence to a national highway. Boon with Drummond." at st. James

I iContinued from page 1)

i The redress in reply to the speech lrrrurr the mme wul he moved by _ ‘ mr. John A. ouripbeil, seconded by

Mr. H. A. Darby.

Yestel-day's proceedings were

witnessed by the usual large number - of people both Within and without the building. the ladies as usual being well represented on the floor of the House.

_ E Standing Committees

The following committees weie ap-

pointed. ‘

On Agriculture: Hon. Mr. Im, Hon.

Mr. Sinclair. M.r_ McCallum J. Bruce lim-_ J. D. stewart, Mr. H. D. ivlc- Lean, Mr. Musterd and that a quor- um of the mid commitee do consist

N' Z' B"“°' C°""°'°'”' ` 01A :ned c:;`rpi;et:f wlllli: ‘

oi four members.

n On Public Accounts: Mr. Allen

ll-lonourabie Mr. Butler, Mr. Clark. '-Mr. Cox. Mr. Arsenault, Mr. J. D. Stewart, and that a quorum of said committee do consist of four mem- bers.

\ Standing Rules and Orders: Hon. Mr, Mclntyre, Hon. Mr. Bialichard,

n bers. _

il907 from a stroke of apoplexy. His in- ] l’1'i\'ll¢ Bills! MF- Wright. MY. DPU-

terest, was not. restricted by race or

bcreed. In his poems the broken En- glish of 'the habitant has been rep-

Night is of Scottish life, The critiw of the future will recognize in Doc-

ltor Drumond a getiuine poet who 'touched the hearts of his own genera- tion. _

The chorus by _the C. G. I. T. in

which Mrs. Lawson took the so‘/ part showed the, careful training of the young singers.

Following was the program: 1. Plano Solo-The Swan.-Pnlm-

greu. Mr. walter Meslvutt.

2. The Life and Work. of Henry

Drummond, Mrs. Wilkins.

3. Solo and Oliorus.-Alouett»:-

Fleneh Canadian, Mrs. Lawson and C. G. I. T.

4. Reading-The Corduroy Road-

`iDrummccid. ‘ 5. Violin Solo»Medito.tion-Mass- `enet_, Miss Hornby. l 6. Read-ings, (al-Dc Nice Lettlc _Canncllenne-Drummond, tb) Little I-In-teere,-D_rulnmonr1. i 7. Vocal solo. la) Rosslfcnol, Lieu-

jrance, (bi Snncta Marguerita. -French Canadian. | s, imding -The cure oicclumet- tc--Drummond,

_I 9. Violin Solo-'I`raumcrie-Schu-

li:-in. Miss Hornby. l 10. Reading--I/_~ Vieux Temps- .Di'ummond, Mrs. Wilkins. _

t God S-ave the King.

! WI-II-IN BEARINGS SEIZE

If the car is stopped quickly

enough. it is possible that the damage

‘ due to a seized bearing may be neg- - Vgillie. It happens rarely but it docs

linppcll.

I ls there a peculiar knocking noise

when the car is coasting or when the

$218 pu. dom Spot cash Order your? rear wheels arc driving the engine?

ul ln such n case it inaybc well to sus-

pect thc universal joints. Worn joint, are best revealed under these condi- tions because pressure on them being relieved they get a chance to play

The first all Canada agricultur- al conference opens today in the office of the Minister oi' Agricul- ture. Reprcse`nP.tives of even' province in Canadri. the eastern and western live stock unions and the principal live stock eo-

nperative unions will assemble.

Evening dress at movies is becom-

ing the correct thing in London.

Closing of four cotton mills in

Bombay has thrown 15,000 out ol w0l`k.

The following brothers and sisters are left to mourn, namely: Charles L. and Peter of Mont Carmel; Jos- eph L. of St. John. N. B., uid John L. of Moncton, N. B.: Mrs. Narcise Gallant, Mrs. Joseph Arsenault md Mrs. Stanislaus Galant, all of Mont. Carmel. to all of whom sincere sympathy is extended, Tho funeral took placgon hiecdey from his res- idence to the Church and Cemetery ,ei Fifteen Point. Rev. Theodore Gal- -lant officiating. Mr. Joseph Richards ol Summerside is a nephew of the

of his uncle-5. _

or'rAwA. nm, iurreh ii-

deceased. and attended the funeral

-Mr.`.1ohli Palmer of Eileralle was ‘ a visitor ua Monday io lummerslde. '

his, Mr. Cox, Dr. W. J. P. McMillan,

r. Mclean, and that a quorum of

said committee do consist of three

reduced in perfection. “The Habit- members- r;it” is as tyfcai of the French Can- EUKFUSSUI Bi||S. MY. LHIHDGC. Ml'

lu .

udian Life as the Co-tiers Saturday Mfphef. Mr. Gordon, Dr. W. J. P.

Molvlillarl. Dr. McDonald and that I quorum of said committee do consist of three members.

Revising Joumaisz Hon. Dr. .Mc-

Neill, Mr, Allen, Mr. A. Stewart, and

that a quorum of said Cornrnittee do lconsist of two members. | Revising Journals: Hon. Dr. Mc- ‘Neill Mr. Allan, Mr. A. Stewart. Mr. ,J. D. Stewart and that s qourum of said committee do consist of two

members. Printing and Ending Journals: Mr.

;Da.rby, Mr. Campbell, Mk. Mclure. gand that it quorum of said oommit- `tee do consist of two meinbers. 1 Legislative Library: Mr. Musterd. Mr. Wright, Mr. Scully, Dr. McDon- fold, Mr. McLure. and that a quorum ‘of said committ/w do consist of three members. _ . l coutlugruc cururumee, Hon. Mr.

§l’./:Pa..ge, I-lon, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. 1Mcl.»ean, and that a quorum of said 'committee do couisist of two members.

Travelling Escort

The travelling escort from the P.

,E. I.-Light Horse provided for His if-Ionor the Lieutenant Governor yes- lim-day comprised: Lieut. E. ‘W. _ Jolinstone, Licut.. J. F. Morris, 1?.. S. `.M, M. .lud.“on, R. Q. M. S., M. M9. ‘sets w. stretch, P. M. node, 1.. ‘Pn,\'nter, G. DeCost1c, R. S. West: .'1'i~oopers, Larabee" O. Babincau. W. ivutis, E. Dufferin. K. Birtwhlstls. R-

Ll-folman, A. D. Taylor, L. E. Prowse. i

a NOTICE

l ____'._ 1 The customers of the Charlotte- town Ice Company Limited will please notice that the Company has been liquidated and closed for busi- ; ness. H. Lapthorn. 505-'ll

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ilU-ST ARRIVED

Car ol cracked corn

and cornmeal. Special prices on flour, feeds.

` and everything else foil

remainder of the week. A new lot of island bred horses arriving today. A dozen choice ones to choose from.

C. E. Pratt & Son.

St. Peters.

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