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~ ’ one NIGHT ONLY‘ , = a. a . 0...... ... WOMEN" HOUQE DHEE-OEQ 0T , - ‘ . _ , ~ rum» m alumnus-rm M’ pRIDAY, MAY 25th AT 8.30 P. M. . . 0 » w

sum rs ,1 1.2. c t‘ _ ' . u u mo glad.” wk‘ ‘m; uounr Auusou “COLLEGE PLAYERS" m TIMES TODAY a 4 "s n‘ .'i i’

Moore k 1M0 _ _ a _ ‘

i | ' -- ;_ - _ Y. "'-*°"‘° ‘WW’ Tm“ 3m“ JEAN wsssrsn-s ens-AT oousov success 1 . .

hos flnlebed laying the buoys at ,, ‘p w Lung. lags 4 1 TRAFFIC

Plctoru and left yesterday after- noon for Georgetown to place the ‘ The wonderful play by twhk" M"? 7.12am “d” "'“°h AND SI‘! " l i: to her greet screen rspu d -

Turn J3. ight

' ‘ l eta-Er ‘m: reins

100A‘ mo. NIGHT 1 AND s45 mums. Adults as». Children m.

“Int still

anon from Roland's I‘ ‘o8-

WAN-i eoooe won-m u. as cents per 7W1. "m" “d his; day mornlnzl! 15 W“! P" y‘ ‘ Monro ﬁ MCIAOd Lllllllﬁtl.

I8 A csmvun dainil- MLHZQ: charm to these Tub Frocks that make them welcome ad‘ Anton; m guy Ladies Wardrdbe. ‘plums mo. 2"”

._._.._ E ‘JQERAL ,. .CQNQERVAT|V‘ nuance-owner's" 0' '1“ i5‘? mu lmnservative Candidates. s- W, J. ‘P. McMillan and C. W-m- McLurs, are invited to meet in“ 9 Board of Trade Rooms hi‘ eveniﬂﬁ It 7-30 9i ‘m’ for ‘ e at” p°ss of organism! i“ ¢°’".“{§‘, ‘ with the forth coming p0 C: campaign. By order o! C03“ " tee.

AT m’. ALLISON. —'1'be exer- cises connected with the closing p: the Mount Allison Institution. Ssokville, were continued Monday r...- the than.’ (lollese the even" were o! particular lmterest. Many former students and friends 0f the institution are in Sackviile and the exercises are well attended. in book prizes Mien ‘Slibill 1°°i°» Montague won first Drill! 1°!’ Latin. Rudiments, Miss Eleanor Johnson. Charloiltetawn. Th6 matricrrlants include Mr. Ralph Silliphant, Summer-side. Mil M"!!! Vincent, West FDevon. Mi" Eleanor Toombs, Charlottetown is a graduate in bookkeeping.

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i‘ 3dr lie ‘especially delighted with u... $ arming fragrance and flavor of the jun; leaf ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY.

NOTICE. - "Btmnablnley." the ‘ ‘ ul residence of the late Col. John A. Longvrorth, situated on Longwortb Avenue, will, in a few days, be offered ‘for sale. either en- bloc. or. divided up in lots.

MOSQUITO METTlNGC three colors, 8 cents per yard, l0 yards for 75 cents. llloore it lMubeod Limited.

The 3rd Rail

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SPECIALTIES By CONBEITWTORY AIlTIIGT3

ADDED ATTRACTION M08104“-

mp, BETWEEN THE A375

The regular folks, whole story was so human that New York hsd to hear it‘ retold 443 time: on the stage.

You can meet them by lﬂiﬂlf W! Picture which is gym greater thin the PHY-

The College Pleyere have always provided, on their

. M annual tours. Pmdilﬂiw‘ °' “l” Mom" ‘"4" T . year's has been PP°"°""°°“ ‘h’ 5*“ y“

8. ‘8. BTANuEY DELAYED.- The IS. 8 Stanley Wile delayed at Pleasant Point on eccoum of fog and when Iweathep permits will leave for {Bird Rock. 1

Lot ‘in the clutch on your heart. Put your grouch in reverse and your hilarity in high-in n word

"TURN TO ‘THE RIGHT"

QEATQ NOW ON SALE AT ‘HHE THEATRE. TICKET

OFFICE OPENS 9.80 A. M. DAN-Y

STRANDED STEAMER OFF. -- The Danish steamer Jan was able ' l0 B0 up the Straits on Tuesday under her‘ own steam on her lwly to Montreal. She was conveyed b)‘ the tug Lord Strsthcona. ‘libs (huadian Supper passed her on m9“!!! efternobn off West Point mﬂiiiﬂa sood progress.

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PRICE8—37¢. 52¢. We

“The White Black- smith

Tomorrow Night Mt. Allison “College Players-in-“Daddy-Long-Legs”

Topics of the Day

BOUGHT SEED POTATOEL “P- - Q Crwrwn. Newport, Va, who has been ordering Irish cob. ibler seed potatoes hero, comyphsg. ed his Ibuslness and returned yes. terday morning. .

Provincial Legislature

and on n13“ bacon hos ameﬂiimiill‘ we. resum .

1115K. H. ID. MclJEAN submitter; the following amendment t0 t amendment:

RESOLVED THAT the origin- al resolution be amended by add‘ i118 thereto the followlnS _sub- ‘ section- "‘ -' g-

5. THAT tine Federal Govern- v m”; he further petitioned t0 erect two cold storage establish menus with stock yards at-idviled in the Maritime Provinces. t0 b9 owned and operated by the Dom- inion Government, one to be lo- cated at a central point within this province and the other at a place on the mainland within reasonable and easy 110685810 the meat and ﬁshing interests of

Continued from Pass Four-l

imﬁviri a motion that would ‘help i319 farmer to get decent b71098 79PM” product. They were encouraalng Atlzserlcan cheap llwdllci“ m" would eventually put the Canadian farmer out of business.

At l om. Mr. Kennedy moved the adjournment of the debate.

TH! GENGE-ELLS WEDDING- -—'l‘be marriage of Miss Lillian Dorobhy Gen-gs, daughter of Dr. M- E. Genge to Mr. Edward Elli. l0“ of Mr and Mrs. J. D. Ella o! Kinks- porl, »N. 5., took place at 6 o'clock yesterday morning in the Central Christian Church of this city. The ceremony mes penformed by llev. A. J. Hodges of New Glasgow, l’. 1E. i, assisted by Rev. iDr. Genge. The couple were ‘unattended. The bride who was given away by her latlher, rwors a travelling suit of ten velour mritb lmt to match. and carried am Alouquet of pink mesa sodvwhite car-nations. The wedding march was played by Prof. ‘lkenton. The bride has been

GAZETTEIIL-Tllo following up- Willimmll is xazctterl in the recent issue of the Canada (Jnzette: Mr. George H. Bu-ntuin to be Acting Lieutenant, R. C‘. N. V. R, of cm". lottetown. lbaif Company, 20m April. 1923.

Children 11c. EvenlnmOr-cheetra 26c. Balcony 21o ' Children 11c.

' Matinee, Adults 16c.

Monday Afternoon '8eselon. April so.

The House met at i p.m.

MR. STEWART again called the attention of the Government to questions concerning the revenue of the Prohibition Commission. The answer received bud not been sstls‘ factory. as It did not contain the

NOTICE-People having counts with A. AyiWa/r kindly call and mains the office on Connolly residence on 22 counts not be given to lectlon.

ac»- d ﬁ C0. will Dﬂyment at wharf or at Bayiflekl in. Ac- pliid M’ June let will our attorney for col- iii-ill

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JEWELRY ARTICLES OF MERIT and every day usefulness “Andi is hand-some rings, pins and cuif-linke-thece

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Ire the things ‘that mvan qipreclnte as p itl- 8 hove s variety oI be?" kinds. Come make w" choice from our large as- uortment.

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PLEASE KEEP THIS HANDY

Brantford Refriger- ators

The best Refrigerator on the market

, wedding Itnip to

employed in the ofifice of the D. S.

C. R Halifax for s number of years, and was presented by the staff of that department with o handscmel electric table lamp and was the re- cipient of several showers from Halifax driemis before coming, to Charlottetown iSbe was also tend-I ered a shower lest Tuesday week, by the ladies of the ICentrel Chris-i Lian Church here. Many other handsome and very vuxixuvble pre- sents were also received. The groom, vwho is n. returned soldier, find 0n tho staff of the income .'l‘s.x Office, Halifax was presented with a beautiful arm chair by his

fellow employees. After’ the cere- m

New Brunswick. they will reside at 87% Peppgrel] Street, Illnli-Lax. The Guardian loins in happiest congratulations.

On their rrturn

ISLAND P-RiZE WINNERS

SACKWLLE. May 23. —1Amo11g bhe prize winners at the thirty- Bixhth annual convocation of

‘vain and Bell's wharf and pertun»

-__._. DEMENTED MAN CAUSED AN. XiETY-Jt was necessary for two Police Officers to take into cus- tody a middle aged farmer of Lot ~18 on Tuesday night who had he- come demented and was causing the neighbors of the district con~ siderwble anxiety by firing shots frown a gun at farm houses and threatening ‘b00919 with lullves. He bud been living alone. and was re- moved to Falconwood hospital.

A WILD W-E-STERNER——EXCIIG'

noon when one of the western “if horses being shipped on the Cnn- i1 adian Supper broke loose at Bun-

buleted up town at a r ‘* h ‘

ment was caused yesterday gﬂepﬂlld eldest son

i841 DhOIIOHIhlQhy ‘Charlottetown, r. ibzta

profits of the vendors.

HON. MR. LEA said he forgot

to cell the Premier's attention to this.

MR. HIPGGS asked if the Govern-

mcnt had taken mctlon on the sug- gested Teachers’ for this province.

4P ‘ Scheme

JHIEMIER IBEUL said action

would be taken as soon as pract]. cable. before iBoerd

The matter would come up the Government the of Education. 0n motion of Mr. 15,051,, u“, d6, ___________________

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of the lat M

diced of that place an‘; 134L103 l“ when ‘i 110111111 man he shud- ln the Cook studio ml later enjoyed 111

jogdrot, trailing o long rope. He Kl took n good look around Queen Square Gardens much to the darn- age of tbs grass nnd wire fences and then proceeded across to the Post Office, met the Market, to Queen Street, followed by an ini creaslng-ly large crowd. Several vain and sometim laughable HI», temps were mode to capture him.

Mount Allison University here inst ﬂight were the ifollawin-g:

Terence Cochrene, sﬂlﬂlal‘ ' iD-Fifty dollars.

‘n- C- Wﬂllllt. ICentrai lledeque, P- l1- I. “Dickie Menlorial Prlze"~— Tlairity; dollars.

ll so Arnett, C d, _ _

ten dollars. ram“ P E l"

Prize in Greek, R, (1 Central Bedoque, P. E} 11, ...i‘,’,"f.“,,f; $320 girlifsoo;g3ff‘llhomore English ml-n llleorts gm’,

in Science. M“ Ame" m)" 4* 813i)’ dollar

lie had a good jaunt up and down 1hr,- side streets between Qwvlll and Rot-brand Streets and was drought to a bait in a vncunt lot on King titres’. behind the Queen llotcl. ul1icl1 he entered lby Jump~ 111g the chain ﬁance. Eve“ 111°“ i! took a good twenty minutes to con VJICG him that it ‘was well w tun" Qgglcwbly lie was eventually snfs- iy roped and led in triumph to the 9| and hoisted on deck, .@o->_._--

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"Fred Taylor Bob l h 1. est average in trgsggaﬁpwfffqrnhm‘

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JAMES G. MGLEOD

In the death of Mr. Jamie! G. M0 mod, which occurred at. his horns in Bridgetown-n on March 25th. last. that community has lost an exem-

cessfully ‘Yefirs but unfortunately the and wntente were dmtmysd fire with no insurance. The W98 ll Very heavy one and

Pemﬂinlnx years. holding

death the position oi’ Postmaster. Tlhe deceased was a man of cx-

cclient character, a life

one helper in all betterment of his community nnd the province. The renlalns laid to rest in Dundee Cemetery.

lie leaves to mourn his widow,

l opening a ggnial t Bothweil. This businesgrwnvs 511,: conduwted for several store by loss

SUCCESS-

iully for a number of! years. Ln. tor he purchased a beau;

iful homo BllidBetown where he spent his

until his

long mem- r of the Baptist Church, a gener. that made for the

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e son and one daughter, also

five brothers and three sisters, to whom The Guardian extends cere sympathy.

ells Dyspepticu‘ What T0 Eat;

Avoid indigestion, Boar Acid Stom- ach, Heartburn, Gas 0n Stom-

this ‘island.

this was not an amendment to the amendment. but the resolution, and was out of order. The suggestion of-a cold storage plant outside the province was not within the Juris- diction of the ‘Legislature.

IMR. SPEAKER: 'l\bis ls an amendment to the original resolu-

-i-he resolution is disposed of no other amendments Ito the resolution are allowed. The clause of the pro.

iihe same matter as in the original amendment. it is therefore out of order.

IMR. BRiODiE believed the House was asking too much in asking for a cold storage plant,

necessary one. coming into Canada is inspected only for disease and is not gracied. He quoted an approving letter rc~ ceived from the Quebec Minister of

Agriculture to whom he had sent

a copy of the resolution he bud introduced on behalf of the Swine Breeders’ Association. ll-LON. MR. 00X believed more attention should be Canadian pork coming from Tor- onto and ‘Montreal, and sold cheap- ly here. Ha ‘had bought it him- self, and beef likewise. Mr. BRODIIE: $18,000,000 worth of American pork came in last year. MR. DEWAR said iho would class the dairy and poultry industries ahead of swine breeding in import- The resolution bad no right to come before this Legislature: it should so to Ottawa. There were four representatives m, Ottawa whom we should look to. He did not believe in ‘high. protection. Pork prices are not ﬁxed here, but abroad. l-f action were necessary, why should not Ontario take ac- tion? Tic quoted from a speech of Premier Druryb two years ago and declared himself against the resol. ution as loo narrow.

posed amendment is in substance

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whereas ths| “ . other request was n reasonable and]

Amoﬂcun pork} l. The thrilling bank roliueryl

paid to the

trmsmunn 11mm. submitted um i"

OF THE

tion. Until the first arnendmentto _

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One Solid Mile of Smashing Heart g

Drama! SEE! SEE l l

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The danger slgnall

a i.’

The big police round~upi The great trial scene!

Ti" Fliiwdl nrlm ‘rm Mother's devotion! ‘rm Sink-

er’: penﬂdyl The heroism or the blue coats! 5mm" u. fending brother ln the shadow of prim" m"; And__

‘m: FINAL "rnsmsnoous PUNCH THAT WILL urr YOU orr voun sens

Those are but a fraction oi’ the avalanche oil trcmcnd. "i" ma" Punches In the greatest drama ever mm“,

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Ri-PPH!» 1"‘ . smashed, shattered, blunted it: way to an astounding triumph end stood New York on its civic heed for one solid month.

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h - ’ . V w . .. uium .4‘, t, Lnureulide Rulp: :2“; i? ' Canadmn General Elwmc 9 §4 .111 Royal ...... ..

Canadian ‘steamship Com Bank Montreal

B. k N S ti . Canndlnn Steamship Prd “v',',1,,.,,,,°v'§,,,,°°,'§9% July 118% Aubestos Cam

3911i. 116%.

Dominion Bridge": Montreal Power __ Winnipeg Electric

ﬁoda . Tested by the Federal Department o: ealth at Ottawa, by being Sealed "P

iBefore the Speaker pm me mo, iion on the numndm/nt, Mr. J, .1), Slewnrt said "Wt. will be com-

pisry citizen and his family a d6- vmen husbnnd and fntbcr. Tho date Mr. ‘McLeod was born ct Ver-

lch. Etc. Corn May 5o “i? 79% 3°?‘ 737'

TIHHIT

for 72 hours, containing an assortment of provisions including cheese- tmionﬁ. b8" - anas, milk butter, lettuce. em A‘ the "id oif 72 hours, the seals were broken and contents were found to be 1n perfect cond1- tion, the milk and butter perfectly sweet. and the interior of the refrigerator so per- fectly dry that matches were readrlyllght- ed by striking them on the enamel lmmg- Also the quantity of ice remaining 1n the _re- frigerator was twice as great as that which had been consumed 1n the_72 hours. If you need a new refrigerator, 1t Will pay you to get the best. Our prices are very reason- able.

No. 1 Rogers Galv. Lining, price. . . $13.50 No. 2 Rogers Galv. Lining . .. . . . . $17.00 No. 4 Rogers’ Galv. Lining, price . . $22.00 No. 32 Rogers, White Enamel Lining $24.50 No. 862 Challenge , “ “ . . $27.00 No. 364 Challenge - - $37-35 No. 366 Challenge " - - $49-00 No. 369 Challenge “ - - 343-20 , We shall be glad to have you call and in- spect our stock.

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e . Rogers Hardware 0o. ‘ueen street : ' Grafton street . 9i "Pd.

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HIES

We have a’ won- derful assortment of trout ﬂies made 3 for us by Milward of Redditil, Eng- land. To give you an idea of the ex- tent and variety we carry isyimpos- sible here. We have every Fly that is of real value in our prov- , ince and have them in 3 or 4 siz- es of hooks.

$700.00 worth of Flies to select from. The White Drug Store

J. B. Jemima

the

Kodaks Films

Thermos bottles

Fishing Tackle .

And Everything for an Outing

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DRUG 00. THE REXALL KODAK ITOII

M58“? 1,

mm River 73 years ago, the sec-

indigeatlon and prlvcticnlly all forms of stomach troubles, say medical authorities. are due nine times out of ten to an excess of hydrochloric meld in th stomach. Chronic "ncid etamnch" is cxcesul- ingly dangerous and sufferers should do either one of two things.

Either they can -go on a limited

and often disagreeable diet, avoid- ing foods ihmt disagree with them, that irritate the stomach and lead to excess acid secretion or they can ant as they please in reason 11ml multc it n practice to counter- act the client. of the harmful acid and prevent the formation of gas, staurness oi’ premature fermentation by the one of 11 liltla Illsuraied Magnesia at their meals. ‘ There is probmbly no ‘better, saf~ er or more relislble stomach nntl- acld than Blsursted Magnesia and it is widely used for this purpose. It has no direct action on the atom‘- och and is not. a digostenl. But n ieasmnlui of the powder or a cou- ple of ﬁve slain tablets in a little water with the foo-l will neutralise the excess acidity which may be present and prevent its f-uriher fnr- rnaticn. This removes the whole cause of the trouble and the. men] digests naturally and henlthfully without need of pepsin pills or nrtl- ficial rlcgcstente.

(let e few ounces oi Bisurnteli Magnesia from any reliwle drun- gist. Ask for either powder O1’ "i" lets. it never oomae so alionld. -rni-lk or citrate and in the bisuralod form is not a laxative. Try this nien cod at what you" WW l! "l"

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belied to wi.- Yrnw when the vote is taken. We are in favor of the resolution and we are in favor or the amendment liilrlse. Therefore to vote either wny." The members f u; “ccilfilillﬂl! With new.’ onpoﬂuon The amendment was carried Mr the only d] ' ' names be called

asked to sltnnﬁ, The “nyes"

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--Boilers -Culenders -Tmye

-Claw Pans --Roof Plates “Packing Tables - --Siaove Pipe (Hand Mode)

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Phone, write or calf. Th0 “m; pfgmpﬂ attention Ill ceeh can.

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