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St. Boniface Team Elatetl Over Title. Victory

‘TORONTO. April ‘J1 _. (C?) — Riuousfv happy over winning the first Cvaiiutltiii Championship ever to go to the.r heme town, s , B3111- lace Sniis turnzd their dressing room into a house c1 betilsm to- Jisrht alter crtzshlrz Oshawa Gin- z-rnls 7-1 in th- 11th and iinal joust for the Aletnoriﬂ cup. em- bcm Qt‘ Dominion Jllllll!‘ hockey llltircnizit y

Bill lT-nr. smooth loft tmngtttan. town n Hort Jiinlzr. IIWTHIC Gnihn. riuli‘. wit: w" our! Walter Station'- ski. speedy l't'ill'gllill‘(l, were singled out by titrir t:-:min~ia‘cs and stip- portcrs for a particularly rousing round of bank slapping. cheering and Wen swine dellrlctis kisses.

"I knew we would take them." laid Coach Kryschuk o! the Mani- ;oba squad. "I admit. though I iever expected my boys to win oy ruch a ticci-‘ive margin."

"Nip" Kniufcl. Ieaten outfit. entered the Soul's lrcssing rcom and shook hands all iround and posed with Janka {or he cameras.

|‘We__had_no_ex:_u=_e_s_." sald_th_e_

captain o! the;

Oshawan. "We were beaten I and square by a better team."

“Don't take it too badly." Gruhn. who like Reay

fair

l said l nctched a 1 brace of markersln the St. Loni- } face cruise. _"'I.i Bil (Remy) had not l got those first two gulls early you | fellows uould have made it a '0' tougher. Once we got that lead l you had to open up and that made | it easier for us." l l t l

IVHEATLEY SCHOOL

Honor Roll for March:- X—l. Katherine Mac- ‘Phcrscn: 2. Verna Cudmore; 2. lHida MacQtiarrie |‘ Grade VIII-l. John Carr.

Grade VII-l. Isabel Ciirimore. ,' Grade Vl-l. Alice MacPherson; H2. Allison Carr; 3. Miriam Youn-

er, I Grade IV Sr-l. Cora Axworthjy. l2. Donald Axworthy. l Grade IV Ji'.—-1. Joyce Cudmore. l

Grade

2. Robert Mathcson; 3. Stirling i MacQucrrie. I Grade I1 Sr. —1. Florence ;Younkcr.

Grade II Jr.—1. Bennett Carr.

Grade I Sr, —1_ Helen (‘jitimore

Gracie I Jr. —Freda MacQtzarrie; 2. Sydney MacQuerrie and Chester Younker. i Joyce M. Hooper, Teacher.

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TH not: ARIIWARE

Company Limited are giving a FLY R00

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‘to the person who catches the largest trout up to and including May 24th, and presents it to- gether with a cash sale slip for $1.00 purchase o! Iilhing gear and tackle, at their store.

THIS ROD MAY‘ BE SEEN IN THEIR WNDOW

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CRASWELL I0!‘ Photographs.

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ransom-cams ciiuncu Ser- vices. Sunday. April 24th. Mount Stewart 11 A .M. L-280-4-22-1l.

ADVERTISERS ARE REMJNDED that advertisements ior insertion tn The Guardian should be rewind At the oﬁlce not. later than 11 AM the previous day. ti.

CAVENDISH CHARGE. -—- Wor- ship on Sunday. April 24th 1n Stan- ley Bridize at ll A. M. North Rus- tico at 3 P. M. Cavendish Sunday School at 10 A. M‘. Geo. W. Tilley. Minister.

HUNTER RIVER UNITED CHARGE, Rev. W. A. MacQuarrle. B. D.. Minister. Services for Sun- day. April 24th. will be at Ham - shire at i1. North Wiltshire at 2. and Hunter River at 7.30. Sunday School at Hunter River at 10.30.

L-270-4-22-1i.

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST SER- VICES ior April 24th, conducted by Rev. B. G. Manner. 11.00 A.M. North River. 3.00 P .M. Clvde River. 7.00 P. M. Loni! Sreek. You are we come!

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IIIIIIIEWS BLACK

IS NEVER MORE APPRECIATED THAN AT THIS TIME OF YEAR WHEN ARE' COMMENCING SPRING PLOUGHING.

PLOUGH A “LIFT” THROUGHOUT THE LONG TIRESOME DAY, BE- CAUSE IT IS AS FRESH AND BRACING AS SPRING ITSELF.

10¢ PER FIG

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t HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE. Rev. D. J. Morrison. Minister. Ser- vices on Sunday. Aoril 24th as tol- lows: Bonshaw 11 A. M. DeSabZe 3 P. M. Hampton 7 P. M. L-259-4-22-1l.

CHURCH NOTICE. — Presbyter- t ian Services at New London on l Sunday. Auril 24th. Granville at 11

A. M CliPon at. 2.30 P. M. Lone River at. 7 P. M. L-276-4-22-1i.

SHIPPERS ATTENTION. —- The S. S. Mnznhlld will load llvesfock and izeneral carszo at Charlottetown for St. Pierre and St. Johns. Bay Roberts. Harbor Grave, Ctirbonei-ii- and Port Union. Nild.. on Satur- dav. April 23rd... A. Pickard 8: Co.. Agents L-171-4-16-3i.

INTERNATIONAL motor trucks have stood the test. all sizes from one half tcn up. eciuiuccd with any style body to slut vour r uire- ments. Let us discuss your ruck tiauilnrr problems with you. L. H. Kennedy. Dealer. ixcnt Strcct. Char- lottetown. L-2G3-4-22-25.

McCOItMICK Deeriniz Farm Im- plements. Tillage machines. Fat-- mall Tractors Cream Scpara. ors and repairs. L. H. Kennedy. Dealer, Kent Street. Charlottetown.

11-265-4-22-25.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES -—- In the Egg and Poultry Grading C-turse cfd recently under the Federal-Provincial Youth Training Program. the names of the tolllow- mg successful candidates were ln- advertently omitted: Gordon Jell- liams. Charlottetown. Bernard a, Alberton. Wallace McLeod. Eller- slie. R. R. Boyd McDonald Georgetown.

WILL COMMAND SHIP —-'I‘wo Maritine men have been appointed to cimmtinzl a steamer operatlngln; .=n"tl~.ern service it was learned in Halifax Tuesday evening. Claude V Martin. son o! Capt. Charles F. Martin. former superintendent oi the Halifax Tow Boar, Company. and E. M, Malone. son ot Canon ‘lalone o! Charlottetown. P. E. I. have been appointed master and first, officer respectively of thc steamship Southern Lady. The steamer plys between Mobile. Alabama and Barioca. Cuba. Both vouni, men leave Halifax Thursday f:r Mobile wher they will immed- iately assume their new duties. Mr. Martin recently completed a term o service as first oiilcer on the lincr North Star. operating in southern waters. Halifax Chronicle.

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..'RESERVE APRIL 1841i. 8.30 P. M. for I. 0.0. F. Hall. Montague. . pig Variety Concert. icntvrln" the ‘; Premiere o1’ the strlniz Quartet“;- t Chalk Talks and many other All

Star numbers. Watch these col- tor details of rprréglilcﬁgzlqifﬁ:

Crippled By Pains In The Legs

Physical Instructor Loses Use of Limbs

I! rheumatism ls crippling your limbs, and making 111,; mlsearblo for you. reed how this man obtain- ed relied irom the some trouble:- ¢ 1 om a owlmrnii and physical Hilﬂllifllttllﬂl‘. Eairlly th_ ylear 1 {and voeri,s gpauis nmyegs from Ilhguﬁts to the big toe. In the mornings, I could not walk for three or four hours. Massage oil, pills, m. did me no good. Some- one begged me to take Kruscher Salts. In despair I got a. bottle After I had taken three parts o1 the contents, 1 was as fit as ever, except for a little stiffness o! the joints. while in general health I was far better. Knischen has put me on my feet againf-J-LL S. Rheumatic aches and pains are often caused by (he accumulation or! tno much uric acid in the sys- tem. Keep down the excess o! uric acid. and it. stands to reason you'll get glorious relief. That is just what Kruochen Salts does-brings quick relied from the cuttlnu. stab- bing pains of rheumaUsm. bacause it actually rlds your blood oi ex- oe=s uric acid.

limbs Money

B IDG (Continued) Section No. 3h‘ ($594.78)

Traveller's Rest

Frank Bell $2.00; Heath Clark $33.60; Ernest Crossmaii $4.00; Smoman Crossman $16.00; George Gunning $22.00; Alexander Mc- Innis $22.00; Charles McKay/l $2.80: John McLeod $18.00; John 1 cLean $4.00; Alfred Rayner $22.00; Walt: Reeves $19.00; Brecken Slmmon: $4.00; Lloyd Wood _ 00.

Total — — — ~ — - —$186.~1t

Sundry

Hubert Agnew $7.34; George Carr $4.00; Art. Carr $4.00; Fred Cour- $5.00; Jarvis Dalzel $5.00; Stanley Gunning $1.00; R. T Holman Ltd. $342.06; Gordon Hogg $4.00; P. J. 8t C Kennedy $3.25: John March- bar l; $1.80; Harold R. Mouse $8.83; Nelson McKay $1.00; David McKay $1.00; Stank-y Rayner $2.00; Dsl- bert Rayner $4.00; George Read $2.00; George Waite $6.00; William Waliield $1.00; John Watizh $5.00. Total - —- — —- —$408.3B $504.78

Section No. 3 7($140.1l6) Sundry

James B. Bernard $10.00; Gordon Day $4.00; Walter Duggan $2.00; William Higgins $10.00; R. T. Hol- man Ltd. $67.35; Stlrlin Miller $5.50; MacKenzie dz Co. $ .50; Hub- ert McNcill $5.00; Archibald Ram- say $1.00; M_ F. Schurman Co. Ltd. $10.35; Reuben Tuplln 8a Co. $5.00; Thomas Tuplln $12.96.

Total — - — — — - -$140.66

Section No. g8 ($296.58)

un ry Lloyd Burns $4.55; Elton Cairns $3.00; Howard Cairns $3.00; Albert Clark $360- Hartwcll Condon $29.40;

. . olnian Ltd. $202.55 John W. H058 $5.60; T. J. Inman $1.00- uy M c C a u ll

$8.00; Jack McLean $6.00; Norman vIoMurﬂo $2.60; Scott McMurdo 0.88; Joseph Perry $8.50; Fred Reeves $2.00; W. C. Schurman $8.40; Brecken Simmons $1.00; Mabon Stavert $8.50; Arnold Walker $2.00; Lorne Wright $1.00. Total - — — — — — — $39653

Section No. 39 ($189.24) nd

Su ry

John Oiihlll $4.00; Lloyd Camp- bell $4.50' George Campbell $2.75; Joseph Ciow $1.00; Joseph Croken $7.50; George Crolren $7.50; Henry Mallett $1.80; Samuel Matthews $2.00; Hillard Moose $3.00; John Pa. nter $4.30; Trueman Payntcr .0 Reginald Reeves $1.00; Heath Reeves $2.00; Cecil Reeves $2.00; Prank Reeves $2.00; George Reeves $0.50; M. F. schurman Co. Ltd. $140.09.

Total — ~ — ~ - -—- —$139-24

Section No. 40 ($4.20)

sundry Brace, MacKay s» 00-. - $4.20 Section No. 41 ($251.58) Sundry Everett Bradshaw $3.00; William

Callback $20.08; Chesley Craig $3.002 John Gaudct $9.16; John Green

PRINCE COUNTY t R. ES

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THE FOLLOWING ITLEMS CANIBE_ PURCHASED ON OUR HOME PLAN.

lAlasco Stove Oil Burners Anything in Furniture 'Apex or Beatty Washers C. C. M. Bicycles Frigidaire Refrigerators

Furnaces

Heating Stoves Paint in job lots Radios

Ranges by Enterprise Wallpaper in job lots

Also special terms available on lumber-Asphalt Shingles and other bulld-

ing materials.

Summerside

HOME PLAN-

Only 10% D0wn- IO Months to Pay.

NO EXTRA CHARGE

LONGER TERMS THAN IO MONTHS IN SMALLER MONTHLYi PAYMENTS UP TO 24 MONTHS CAN BE ARRANGED BY PAYING A SMALL

NO INT ERESTi

— For The —

SERVICE

CHARGE.

Stewart $4.72.

Total — — — — —— —$25l-53 Section No. 42 ($418.55( DIIIIY’!

Eldor Drummond $65.00; Al Greenan $1.25; Clayton Green $8.00; P. .'I‘. Holman Ltd. $20.00; Emery Mulligan $1.25; John E $1.2’ Eugene Smith $4.37. Total — — — — — — —-$101.12

South Freetown

Leo Croken $2.00; Thomas W. Hammlll $4.20; Richard Johnson $.50. John E. Mulligan $7.65;

mery Mulligan $4.75; John T- Murtiigh $9.60; Patrick Murtﬂzll $4.75: Bernard Reeves $7.55; Wal- lace Reeves $5.40; Edwin Smith Iggiégne Smith $1.25; John P.

e . . Total _ -- - - - — — ~86!!!) Wall's

Robert Auld $0.75; Rd Boultﬂ $7.00; Wilber Drummon $11.50: Pr’ ' Drummond $7.50; Thomas Drummond $2.001 Eldon Drummond $77.00; G. C‘avton Green $13.13; Leo Mtrlett $1 '15; Cirezory Mulligan szm; met-v Mature" $5315: ‘"11"

$250- R. '1‘. Holman Ltd. $208.12; Austin McDonald $1.00; inguinal}. siuiiigan $3.00: Hubert Merle!"

$98.00 ;Altred Reeves $1.25; Robert

Walter Stetson $1.00; Sim Stetson

Reeves $2.00; Alvin Stetson $11.50; 0

.5 . “Total — — — — $253.63 $418.55 Section Noa 43 ($53.55)

nn ry

William Oallbeck $491; R. T.

Holman Lt.$29.98; Vincent Mc- Innis $18.68.

Total ~ - _ — — — — —5355

Section No. 44 ($61.24)

Sundry Lynol Cairns $2.00; James Cal- laghan $7.40; Emmett Oonnick $9.50 Prank Curtis $7.00; Au ua- tlne bully $5.00; George t‘ .10; J. r. Morris $4.04; Ralph M:Cnrville $2.00; Damien shreenln $1.00; Henry Trainer $3.00; Maurice Wnddell $2.00. Total — ~ ~ — — — -—- —-$6124 Section No. 45 (012.00) Sundry $4.002

Ray Cameron Patrick

Tierney $4.00, Czcil Warren $4.00. T0tal——-—- --—-- 2.00 Section No. 46 ($108.85) Sund

l‘! "Gordon; Harvey $3.75;>_ Ra_y_m_on§

HIIWY 84-00; R. T. Holman Ltd.

$139.62; a MK - _ - Ernest Shgrrgrei $2.58. u’ “a 48' 'I‘<>tI— - — - - - 410w: Section No 47 ($120.82) Burp C 5:4?!" R, ' "7 - i llllell Oar-r $615; S C. Clark 1.20; Dawson's L-td. 83.471; Georg nwson $6.00; John Ho oran .0"; Max Le- lllfiey $22.90; Vernon Lora $9.05 Angus MoGregor $0.00; .':.3°,-q. yt KEY 818.75: Sutherland McKii. $24.75: Arthur Newson $2.75; W11‘! 1’red Peter! $1.00‘ Warren Bherren 100: ‘me wood oompuiy $2.30; ymond Wood $8.20. T°‘l‘— -- — — - — 4120.02 loollon No. ll (0108.78) u

Walter Boll $0. ; Ruugn g5"-

ST-Wi B t O . ' HolliweUre$tll0.00;.'nR_“'1q?' Hoiﬁi’; 1M- II-Bﬁ: Hons Jensen

glgllvn I-m-d $4.00: Austin T2133} Th - 08B Berhensen S4.00;Claytg|1 omas .00; Keith ‘Thomas $10.00, essay $11.00.

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A THOROUGH

EXAMINATION ‘

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Instru-

ments will live the prescrip-

tion which allow! you

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Avoid the headachrs ma Irritation: 0t oven slight eye-

llroln.

KIWW your G105. consult

G. F. Hutchcson

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