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' Male Help Wanted

“m. Xuraan IMDONALD, LAND 5mm; m: aa Charlottetown. IH-lI-id-lliiflpil.

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" AVE Atwus m sroca lupeflof quality American Rubber "lung, Any length 0i‘ width. M80 Rubber ‘Iraces all at half price. m“... Morison, Fredericton Sta- tion. P. E. ‘

EYo-“ixus IOII. tn eas- son's shipments on shori- uciiec guardian Central Pflliiflfl.

___,______----_-e- ‘ For Sale mfilijifii. on. eoAau awn

mom signs on hand at Guarding

office.

'___'___i— roll sALe-rmorslsrlz or Mas. ,..,.y 'I‘ralnor, so Richmond st. al

7’—"“—“__"" —"'_"_'—"__ FOB SALE-TWO COWS. YOUNG ireshencd. Josevh B11701. Johnston's n“... - ssso-a-sz-al. lcrl can YOUNG horses at Burltain 6s Bell's wharf. w. A. Mulch. 8i

"‘-'_'-"'j' p0! GOOD LBGIIOIN CHICKS. hatching eggs. write Everett How- ~stt. Carleton. 2437-3-15-51 -v-—-"—"'-"'_ '''''''' '_'_’_ Nil. SALE-SHORE FARM CON- taining S0 Acres. Apply William Gillie, Desabie. lbdl-ll-ll-di.

175a SALE-WI‘! Mopsr. roan i4 um truck with runabout extra back. Cheap for immediate sale. Court s. mp. ZSBJ-Il-ZQ-fi.

Fo-s sALB-TW; clause AND Genders, also Angora Rsblwlic- R- J. i-lnnna, Young Street. Gsytown.

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Ion SALE-SHOES FARM OI‘ 50 mes, ii miles from town. Lorre house and other buildings. BsrsI-in for quick sale. J. J. Beaten. Tea l-lill. 2573-3-22-31.

FARM POI Ills! Al‘ BROOK-

fieid, 60 acres land, nearly all clear in good state of cult " iwell watered, dwelling house and barns. Apply Gordon Macleod.

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.._.___..._._._..._....._____. I03!!! I0!‘ SALI — BATCH!!! teams i300 to i400 lbs. lilo Iomfl sood drivsrsTCan be seen at C. B.

Clay's Bteblb, Montegue. on March _ _

n. Signed cu: osshsw. ' , ssla-s-sl-al

I0!- SALl-GOOD IABBIJ) DOCK Ccckerals; Only 02.50. Eggs that hatch from our beet. stock $1.50 per setting. sow, farrow April i0. ll. C. Muttart, Marshfield.

ibbii-i-fl-Ii.

..- lion!!! I0]. SALE-l WILL HAVE on sale at Murray River on Tues- day next, 25th, a. cal-load of choice ' horses. amongst them some good mares. Wellington MoNeill. at. Hotel Stables. _ IBM-ti

.._.._._____...____..___.__..._ v IASY CHICKS. PUB! DIED barred rocks from high producins } hens and well matured puilets mat- I ed, to, cockorela from guilds, but run IliO-m eggyield April and May. 20 . who, June 1s. James Stavcrt, n. v R. 3.. Eurnmsrside, P. Ii. I. ” flbbd-i-Il-fri-mon-tf lI-"M I03 SAL! NIAI. ALBANY- I am oflering for immediate sale "i! farm cf 80 lore! with good _ buildings, situated near Albany, P. E- 1.: 800d situation. well water- ed and conveniently worked. Apply William Quigley, Albany. or to

Stewart b lowther, Solicitors, Charlottetown. F usc-s-rl-mcu-weu-swn

IISOLUIIONS OI‘ OONDOLBNCI ‘lb Mlsfldflerla Modigliani

Whereas li haslpleised God to le- i"! by death ~Mrs. Catherina lllushev.

Thmfore-ilescivod that. we the league of Kelly's “we extend our sincere Imp-thy Vi Our sister member. Adriana Mon-

‘ llhln. in the lola she has sustained

‘i! the death of her foster-parent

llrs. Catherine mum: . Yuri-her Resolved that these ras-

illufinm he entered in the records

1 our society for future references.

Kaila 108ml.

EARN UPWAID! OI‘ S35 WEEKLY ' Illus-

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liTishtfiOm 00., 141 Lauder Ave., H. W. M. Mar. 224i.

Toronto.

‘TRAVELLER- WANTID - SAINT McLus-e will give addresses. so \ .

John House wants man Prince Edward Island an part

Nova Bcoiia, with Line oi Men's Furnishings. Address. giving refor- enoes and stating salary expected. ii-zi-iipd.

to Box R. 116.

cvllncuuuv TABLECLOTHSTB-l-l-i "' “l” “m”! “MY-

Boyi l-Iow our Agents are cleaning up $15.00 daily. New disooverylin- en tablecloths. ink stains and dirt

for free sample outfit.

Montreal.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-BY APRIL 1ST. GIRL

cover

‘lrielllie Products. Dept. 13-21., Box 2508. M. H. W. Feb. ib-Stf.

of

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ST. JAMES CHURCH-Rev. R.

to help with housework. country Mmnhald- 155.59» P1134711!!! Ill 5091i

girl preferred. Address, Box iis

services in St. James Church yester-

256141 do)’. Mining his text in the morning

from f‘

WANTED-A Gilli. Oli MIDDLE 39¢ aged woman in family of two, light numbed "om ‘nun.’

k.WritM.l‘teb Diki . w" a n u egmfbgf; Verse 30. At the morning service

Kensingtcn, R. R.

' 5-28. Enoch walked with In the evening Mr. Legato Chip. 10

Mrs. S. H. Henderson sang with great

WANTED nova-Jump!‘ yo; expression Sullivan's lovely solo. God desirable home in country. ltefer- shall wipe sway all tears, and in the

8MB‘ required. Apply Guardian.

evaningMlasLAJbawsonsangasa

757°'3'n'3‘- solo "’.l'here is a Green Bill Par

AMATEUR ARTISTS! TI‘ YOU

Away." The choir anthems were ex-

have the ability u. paint in Water "will" "05""! “i! 11W‘ "IQ "- Colours we can supply you with Ruler evening WW1". "My "Billed 1i! work st. home st good plly- Send the weekly Y. M. C, A". service of small sample of your ‘work. N0 song, the church being crowded with selling, rm canvassing. ‘hflture Craft you" people. who joined helm“, m

St dl , D t. J. _ _ " o! ep Firgfwawuarfag“ the gospel hymns chosen for the oc-

terio.

_ To Let

r0 LET - rmwmz c.5611?» ‘m1’ W“ apartment. heated. electric range Apply the "Man who Healed Eyes." The

hnd partly furnished.

Guardian. I500-

Articals For §aie

caslon. Miss Elsie McLuhan, dram- atic reader. was the speaker and gave her message to the students in a of poetry entitled "Dreams and an Easter Message of

3i gifted young lady was very much

-——---— enjoyed.

YUIDII-Fllflillflll SHOE Xe

55x51“? Pvlms- W3"! 7°‘ report Saturday's sale as very much u“ m" “m” “mm” u d" the largest of any day since they

sired, some used ovens on hand.

31.5mm ovm comp“! no“ started in business. ‘this is a sale

Queen West. Toronto.

A. I‘. B. 1.11.1l.35J-l,!,i5.22.3-l0.1!,

Home Work -

. with s. real reason. Open again at 1.30 this afternoon. 600

MAICII rem or ooumr Court. ‘sues-The Msroh term e1 the County Coin-t of Prince County

IN YOUI. SPARE ‘TIME. WI I“; $5“ l; Bummgfgldg Pfjdgy mgr-n. struct and provide you with work m‘, Jud“ mm“ mama.‘ The"

and pay promptly. lingtorl Bldg, Toronto.

, Booklet Free. Riddeli-Dixon 01,41 New Wel-

hsd been sixty-two summons issued returnable at this term and today

1.1 w_ 3.34.3.1; twenty-three eases remsined on the

R/FF. STEWART

AND VICINITY

Miss Bessie MecLeod. of Mount Stewart, was a recent visitor in the

city.

The savage Harbor Women's In- held their monthly meeting at. lhl homo of Mrs. ‘Waiter Pigott, and _'"*"”"i""""““

a very pleasant evening was spent.

Miss Margaret Martin, Mt. Stew- art. was a visitor to the city on Sat-

urdly-

Docket for trial. Judge Inman gave a lengthy ‘written Judgment in the clse of In, Ibllmd vs. Geo. M. Ca- hill. junior. tried 1m December term of this Court. an action for $200 damages in an auto accident on IA- furcoyb Hill near Summer-side last fall. lie found a verdict for the plaintiff for $61.50, refusing to allow the plaintiff for the stolen parts

Ill’!!! ..._ CIIANDLIE-In this city, March ll. i030, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chand- ler Jr., a son.

MUITAGH-At Newton. Lot I0,

stm;umdm°* ‘mmm- °' m" Mar. ls. mo. to Mr. and Mrs. Wai- " "’> m“ ‘l l" "i" "Ml"! m- Murtsgh. a sch. (James lsouis).

her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Doyle,

Point do Roche.

MIJICIIISON-Ai s...“ Ailes, South America, Sunday, March Isrd,

The many friends of Mr, David to Ur- lnd Mrs. James Murchison. Jay. of Mount Stewart. are very l dliilhw’. Phillll Wlflflllilfll-

sorry to learn that he is confined to his home owing to illness and hope

to see him around again soon.

The Mount Stewart Women's In- stitute held their monthly meeting in the l’. O. H. I-lali, on Zhlesday, which was well attended, and a pleasant

evening was meat.

JENKINS-Al. Int as. at the home of Mrs. N. W. Molina-ion. March 20th. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins, Mt. Albion. a sen. "\

nwm’n‘“u'ox mo! 0°" Ernest H. Strong. K. 0., for the plain “m m" m“ m" MM“ l“ u” tiff, Heath Strong. K. 0., for defen- cuwm” m “Nuns l‘ V“ ‘a dent. A number of smaiidebts cases “M” “Mum” w 4° n l?‘ a" were then disposed of and several

1g wwm h. “an m“ m”, Aorcmfromlsoitselsh.

times llrlittlllb that at their disy- imuasxumx: ‘c: 3.0,“ “:1 “m” ""4" n.‘ loud‘ I e v1 u‘ - c' mama:

P°°“- - "9 tel-mes. The case of Morley M. acu Hours a A. u. t» s r. ls.

n“ cmunw‘fivl' ma“! then proceeded with and ocoupledfim‘ are hclzlhghthelr hiatus in W" the attention of the Court till sso "" “m” m‘ ' 3 “hck- 9w!!!“ when it was adjourned till Monday Sank of Commerce building. Mr

“h” H- m“ m“ M" chm" 5' ms which is claimed by Mr. Bell

rvanla-reeousow suoe co. "““""‘ ‘n Wm be “and “n” um m“ m m_ Strong. K. C., is appearing for the m ‘w. um“ m Wmnumty w u“ defence and Mr. Morley M. Bell is “vexed by mum” nmchlrd o;

"n" we... no“ um m,“ bump conducting ills own case. court ad- mum o‘ Wu“ Con“. w m, “w m. journed until Monday morning-B

Ill‘ YOU weal: our: or ‘m! disappointed ones that could not get ‘"5" l" l“ "mm"- Wfl“ .“°"‘admlttsnce to our ore Isle saturday, Luca: is the reason you gr; srrerufrrahce during the summer or 192s we want you to come this afternoon lugh psi-gums‘ at Purdle-llbrgumn‘; under

at mo or tomorrow. It will be worth Fire Sale. Many could hot gel: in Leis“- Your while. Purdie-Forguson Shoe Co. \ cos promptly at 1.ao today. mlpesrshcc of solidity and wealth of

fiI.'l‘.'l-.l il".l\.."."' "'1 '=-.'.f_" l

pointing 0H0 that the plaintiff hid novoeebooeeeeee~oeoooeoe

a right to look after his car and not 5150 Violin Lego“ $1.00

leave it on the roadside for twenty- n l c l“ m _ four hours to the mercy of thieves. Gnu.“ “w? at.“ .

IMIIIMIQU ' Try Prof. Emanuel c! Boston Vlelil Ihlfi .

VI. Mary MODprillti McQuarrie was‘ oaovooooooooeoooo-oeoeo-o

dl-iwecls.

for argument. This is an action for Addfess on Trip‘ To France

7 for commission on the sale of the dwelling house and land of the de- Burnmerside. Heath

A very interesting sddess was de-

dents of that institution at the Y- M. C. A. saturdsy night under the

Juspioes of the S. C. M, Professor rum, SMOKE arm wares DE-‘Bisnchard spoke on his trip w

the Overseas Educational Visiting first England the Saturday so you had better be there 51191391‘ W" 11097958“! W101’! m! ll!-

Doihgh In Sizmmerside

BUMMERSIDE, Mar.

side. the Prohibition

Spring Street. the Customs Act.

Police Court’

(Special to the Guardian) n-Amr been under way for the purchase oi Dressing Academy, Tang“, hsvins hem flvrmfifll i" W" m‘- "lrlghlshes," w; splendid residen- Pcrmanent waver. will be at am. slderable time as regards Summer- ma} property Owned by me hm Hon‘ \i’alier's. 100 Kent Street. larch llih. Ma3lslrat” D. A. UacKlnnon, also for the pur- again held court at the Court House chm o. Mme adjo-“tng props,” ' on Saturday. There was a. large at- tendance and’ s. good deal of irlter- chum by ML mo...“ D_ Macmm I ~ . ~- Lest. was taken in the proceedings. “on o! shefbmoke, P‘ Q_ i , ' ome of tllegcsses heard doting back ‘ |. . to November 1st. The most interest- I 4 . lng case taken was of a party 0H remodelled and rxtendcd and coir Sumnlcrside, under vex-ted into an up-to-dote hotel- ‘ Frank .l. Plstts. C toms Officer. gave evidence to on the spacious grounds near the March 3i and April 1st. Art lggep, finding a quart of rum on the prcm- house, These bungiiiows are to have Roy Qulglcy, Son Acorn. Eisner I)“. ises on Spring Street ill s raid made electric light. baths, sewerage, and ‘Ililll. Jack Siearna. Marc Calder, by him on December 6th. It was ad- all hlodern conveniences. and will b: mitted by Mr. Platte and also by built in accordance with the C. N. R- ‘ In "WHOA." Mr. Keir Mann. who accompaniedlstandards. Mr. him, that the accused was not at|5ecured copiesyof the plans. | the house the night of the raid and

New Hotel At Georgetown

cRAswltLi. studio PHOTOGRAPHS AMATIUI mllsllsid, ‘

iwmwimlilolllv°muvw dais summer ilotel to be opened the P '

lam m o‘ ERMANENT WAVING For some time negotiations have. u.“

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Mr. Bobam of Icberisosfu

.l’hosle for appointment 407-1..

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These properties have been pur-

He states that, the house is i0 b0

NEW STRAIGHT IlGBT demon- Bungslows are also to he erected \ siratlon at Prince Edward Theatre

Leigh Dingweil and Dr. Earls labial

Msciiinnon having 2560-3-22-31.

A new golf course within half cflfy; y_ M_ Q A_ slay-w: a’

March Imliisawonnacotagedil.

Th, m", Hum‘ o, w, ma", Funeral from his late residence. Hun-

MsoCannei. of Cherry Hilli. are sorry to learn that heia confined to his homo. owing to iliaeu, and hope to

soonsoehllnaroundegaln.

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Services were hold in Mount. Stow-

fli‘ River. Msrch l4 at. 1.30 p. m.

lUIll-Ali the P. S. I. Hospital, lurch as. mo. must iewrenco. ia- iaat son of so. and Mrs. amen Burke, Soutliport.

m United Church in the‘ morning at “Acqouqmqgf mukwhu’ m,

eleven and in the evening at seven. m"; gm,

luv. M. x. Gharmaa. Pastor.

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Malcolm MaoGolsgIn. sfid n. ruuml Monday. March a, at I p. m. horn residence ofthe da-

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Western Guardian

__SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK _ ical features is in itself a summary

Um” ‘he “up...” o. the summeb of British history. ‘Dhtrict. Religious Education Council, a. study course for those in- umud m sumdy sch”! Wm‘ h capital, Paris, is a bsautlfuliymlsnr to be held in Summerside during m, W“ beginning Much 30th the spokes of a wheel from the Arch n“ mum“ Wm b, devmd u, of ‘Triumph. at the centre. m” um.” why“ Wm be “m” u” streets, formerly walls. run in three leweflhyp o; m, o; m‘ “emu.” concentric circles. forming rims to o’ the MM-lumo atrium“ Edmmuon the Wlltdl. Th! city l5 Pilhfi! ' With count-IL A m.“ cmoument L! ex_ msny such converging streets. The wmd‘ not onyy o; sun..." school buildings, entirely of stone, are con- hers and workers but also of "mm"! “wrmn! youn! Pflvuie ‘and others concerned with the work of the church.—6. .4151], pLAflE LAND", m Built by the nobility in tile vicinity yum" F;e]d_'rhe .er°p1.ne'wmch of Paris between the years i150 and brings the mails 1mm Mqncmm hnded on F.1d“ m ing have been turned over to the g pun," Mm m. m, property ,0; government, and are used for mu- Mr. George Reed ct Road's OOTDQI. ocums. The louvre with its floors gm m“; ‘ balmy“; 1mm‘ ‘m; covering 3i sores has miles of pio- took ofl again without shy difficulty. 1""!- A motor car from the Post Offloe 1399mm“; .“'flnt our w Rugs w. the professor took the summer cours- n9;- w mg m; mm u, summemkh es. is composed of s large number of frlyc meld qp which m, 91m, 1nd- schools and colleges, of which the ed l; me pmluqmu m, proud w; Art Building is the isrgest. The pro- by c)“ recently fofmgd wmynm“ fessors who taught were specialists m 1w); 1.1m g 5.11am, m“, m. . in their own particular iine—had to landing field. The committee have be 0H1“! ‘twill 3.9% l!“ "w" W" ‘but the‘ matter before the Council mu m; gubjeql, Wm mm, petition existing. The idea is held up for discussion gt; m; Tqwn Coun. tlilt $119 bl!!! 01 L11 QdilRlOll- l! cii meeting‘ ionlght.--S.

PERSONAL!

-—Ml'. D. T. Csrruthers and Mr. J. S. Wright of Surnmerslde, left on Saturday morning for Montreal to Wm; u, then"! when they could attend the fur sales there in the in- u, u“ but m“; "mt tsrests oi the Co-operative Market- ' ins Department of the National Silver Fox Breeders Asso-

"R" J w Phnup" m” 9‘ u" educational centre. and with the per- ‘Auum mmrch 1‘ Alwwn- "W" fecting of transportation it will soon ‘d m‘ 9mm cmml-Y “WNW i?" be possible for persons of very lim- mitmdw f" “'“tm°“t' A 11°” °l ited means to visit Europe.

friends will vfi-Sh him g speedy pg.

. O 660-604600000000000606000

DR. J. l’. MILLAR

DENTAL BUBGION

Corner Queen and Richmond ‘

OOOOOOOOOOOOOJOOO-Q O6 0004

DR. W. R. ‘CARSON

BIA-r‘! Pal G d ale Chiropractor . _ r. m“ ‘Nun.’ out...‘ to her church, was for a number of won-flunk“ ma“, ‘h’. u‘ "h" a‘ "m" "n years a teacher in the North wilt-

Onoaiio II. Peel's

to Sumrnerside

To“, sitions in

cmadl!" opinion that students in mil-ope put

a i Wiiblhiffl. l

the capital city, IsOXlGOXhTYIS excel- lent police system and the remark- able respect for law and order of the Englishman were especially noted. .westmlrlster Abbey, with its histor-

Francs presented to the visitor an unpleasing military appearance. Its

ned city. the streets radiating like

Cross

i0 I. uniform plan. The cathedrals of France with their magnificent Gothic architect- ure are wonderfully constructed.

i250 most of the cuties now exist-

The Sorboune University, at which

a face‘ of he great com-

scholarship. There was frequent changes of professors during the course, each teaching several weeks. Students gathered from all over the world at the Sorbonne, even from Madagascar. but especially from neighbouring countries of lmrope.

During the evenings the students

Professor Blanchard expressed the

forth {more determined intellectual effort than do sudsnts in America. France is becoming popular as an

A very interesting programme con-

sisting oi several numbers by the

_ orchestra and a solo by Miss Doro- thy Douil was much enjoyed.

MARION ALICE CLARK On Tuesday morning, February 4th. at an early hour, there passed to her reward Marion Alice Clark of North

Miss Clark was taken to her bod in the autumn of i021 anti for over two years remsind helpless. During her illness she was cared for chief- ly by her sister (Miss Bessie) who was in constant attendance.

Miss Clark. who was much devoted

shire Sabbath School. In her later years, she being unable to attend the house of worship. received the full ministration of the Anglican Church. She was eiweys glad to receive a vis- it from tbs ministers regsrdiess of denominations. _

The funeral, which took place on Thursday. Ieby. 0th, from the home of hsr brother, Mr. William Clark, was conducted by- the aev. A. B. Chapman of the ‘baited Church pas- torate. I-Iuntar River. and the Rev. C. I‘. Johnson. recor of st. John's Milton. The hymns sung on this oc- casion were “Shall you, shall I." "Forever witll the turd." and "Leed Kindly light." ‘file pail-bearers were isessrs. John. George. Walter and William Clark. ldwin and Herr! Id- wards. rlspbaws of the deceased. Miss Clark leaves to mourn has loss three sisters. Mrs. 11m. lastcn of ilarnr- shlre. Mrs. John Edwards of wilt- ahiro and Mil hassle at home. Alec two brothers. William and George or

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town's 000.000 lsIwJlousas. to II

was laid against the accused was be-l ed. cause they supposed him to be the v l hem of the house. Defendant's wife! T“ T°"'“ °°““°‘1 “q” "d “m was there that night and on several, “m” land’ 24 ages’ ‘or me purpose

. i c other Occasions. “.116... the Premises! of building s 9 hole murlic pal oours

were raided. Evidence was submitted Mr‘ gdgdigzgsgbugzgfi its“; that the wife had rented the prem- l "at c 5

lses and pnld all the rent herself "l" Pfillect. t and receipts were produced in court _ Th“ w” deemed “pa” a" t; m: ' to show this. Th8 husband had hail m3 M the Fnunc“ on firm“ “y nothing to do with leasing the prem- “mm ‘l’ whmh MI’ Mncxmmn was ises and had been working in New‘ P“"°nt' H‘ ‘mlhmd his summer ha‘ Annsn for some time previous to the t’! l7l°l°ct "d .°*p"”°q m‘ ‘ppm' raid and also at the time of the raid. damn u‘ what u“ Cmmcu m!” The Magistrate said there was con- am“? h‘ the ‘my a wmperation’: elusive evidence that the accused was Mr’ Macrame“ h“ M” purch"