REFRIGERATED. Motto

Oorneil Beef lh;

Little lleck Olams,

Oranges, Sunkist .

Lemons, 1 doz: -.

U I J ° I CHURCHES-On Feb, zuih, the En 1N ELLS A f‘ 4 It Ifis Worship stated flint he had lof 48 wlllilllrvd With 1931.

' ’s,_.l-vlces wlll be as ‘allows; Cale. diw ID aha h "'- n‘ ‘1"“*‘ never made a secret of his views The sum of $5520.51 has been

' i "B ° "W ° "Y." W“ “m” u n w. Th Cit i a .coll ted a l tn . r i

EXTRA CHOICE BEEF FOR THE f,f“,‘,jn“f,5§ “éaflfifid 515,01“ “f”; ma at n... 1...... of Mr. and f,‘,‘,,,,‘f,,‘jof;°;,,,y°o,,,{M}; ,1‘; ,,,,,,°f w, ,§'",‘jf,,,,,; M‘ ‘ i WEEK END I p. m. “Evening at 7.30 p. m.‘ on 21L" Gragbsliorn; tstndect. gm‘ tuner than civic purposes. TIlC:ordinI3YY fines . . . -$l994.0l

' - “F” - c M" “Y a "' - to r n 41-1 w 11 111 iProhiblifon fines 114000

b -_ \ 7_ ». March 5th, services at Murray l-Iar- _ _ lllitlll flit Qfiil -\ 9-5 a 1' Ell 1 - <

Fed y C I‘ Rolkalrtbon’ Dunstaffnagfi bour at 3 p. m. 5. S. Bibie class at mo“ , “IQ one °°1°“k' “hm ML but he was not so ciciir as regards I Cir-atoms and excise fines 250.00 50 _ 2 p_ m, m, Alllsm M,,,.,._,,.‘ mlm Grants sister. Stella R. daughter m, "owns park and 111,, Exhlbl- Icosta in pciicc‘ court . .. 441.51

FY8811 POTk, Lamb 311d Chicken. late; 01 the 1BR’- J- w- Gram. Ha-Iflax» llhn A55Q¢1pl10h_ The hospitals and Costs in City Court .. 29.97

All quality Meats at LOWEST, PTlCBS- -_i- w” mtamed ‘tot Mr‘ w‘ 148311212?‘ jthe Exhibition Association should 90g TBX . » » - ~ ~ - - - - . . i - . -- 1077170

STOLEN Foomwaim FOUND- 5°“ ° m“ M’ .R"""°“ _ i‘ not expect increased grants until

l FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1115. cubed m two dulmm places on H. Brown, Halifax. The ceremoiiylcondlllons lmprovml ~Toml _ _ _ _ _ , _ , _ _ _ , v V , , _ H $5520“ Kine Street. a quantity or the foot- w“ Wmmed by ‘he “mm” m‘ His Worship voiced opposition to! During the W“ $302848 was

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said that "the Communists and llolshevists hate the cooperative (lsmmonwealtb. Federatio pro- (hieded NB‘. Lavergne.

“How could they?" he asked. "If I understand aright, the or- ganizer of the Cooperative Com- armnwealth Federation in mnada is! George Williams, of Saskatche- ‘umn, and I say before this House, without fear of contradiction, that kteoige Williams is u. paid agent oi Moscow."

2H0 proposed to give his authority ‘Mo’ the statement. An article in Lil Flavue Des Deux Mondes declared itiaiit the Communists "work also in like immense prairies of the Cana- dhn west. principally in Sask- ipitnhewan. The organizer of the p my was George Williams, ex- p resident of the runners’ union."

J. S. Woodswortli (Labour, Win-- ulpeg North centre) was on his ftmt. ,

"Has the member any authorit? fin‘ saying that Mr. George Wil- l! rims l5 the organizer of the Co- qperative commonwealth Federa- Niim fn Saskatchewan?" he asked.

"Personally I have no authority," riiplied m. Lavergne, "but I have stated it t/wice t9 my hon. _friend, nlyout a. week ago and again today. uld lio has not denied it before 11c 1v." '

"Then I want 1,0 deny it now,” whiz-ted Mr. Woodsworth. "He is mil the executive. Further than th at, I may say that I have again upi again heard Mr. Williams de~ mliunco the Communist party and arty that we do not want Russia st t up here.

M1», mvcrgne-"I must accept my hm], friend's denial, but I am only sorry that he did not deny it

~~ a week ago."

The member for Montmugny proceeded to declare that there was on agitation on foot to destroy the inibltutions of this country by re evolution, - ~

"Under those circumstances I say that we need sect-ion 9B of the cfihninal code more than we ever dill." said Mr. Lavergne. “I chal- kgohon. members to your M‘ Aremc left to nay where and how aeration 0e can pirevcnt any honest Iueni from expressing honest coll- vichions."

‘Willie he might be wrong. he re- Dc-Ibed that "Mr. George Williams. M’ Saskatchewan, is closely con- nected with the C. C. F. and he is \- Boiahevist."

"Zlhat is erroneous. and I know NB‘, Williams well," intcrjcctcd Mr. Wgaodswortb.

‘The House adjourned until to- nacmrow.

{flew typlot (ami- boss has lattice

.. on’ letterL-“I m sorry Mr. Tomkin-

lone-what did you say between

WEEK-END SPECIALS

Come and see our Store all cleaned and painted. Everything arranged convex». iently. Over 50 ft. of counter space an

Products are kept‘

QUALITY, SERVICE, CLEANLINESS

smflkfll Balm“, machine sliced, pcrlb. 15g Ffgfl] Eggs, firsts, per doz. ,, Q ,,

Ohicken llaiitlie, 2 tins . . . Ohoice Oape Breton Salmon, an tin 29c‘

Grape Fruit, 1 doz-

CASII and CARRY STORES

THE CHARLOTTEQQLN GUARDIAN

criirniu. cuinouu

¢.-..w-___.___ ‘lhln column ll lorved for queen‘! County IIIII o! local lntrrent but g1]. vertlllng ol n HOW‘!!! niitun- iniiy In lnlrrleil at 4 oanll n “on! strictly vqnhlo "ILIIBIIIQI;

WOOD ISLANDS PRESBTTER. IAN GHURCll—On Feb. 26th, there will be church service ut 3 p, m. weather and travelling condi- tions permitting. All welcome, Rev, Allister Murray, Minister.

All Meats and Dairy under glass. Our,

CHURCH ERVICES-Mount Stewart ‘United Church of Canada services Feb. 28th. Mount Stewart, 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Donaldston, 3 p. m. At Lot 40 the Young Peo- pic's Society will Iiold a service oi.’ Sacred Song at, seven o'clock.

7c

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Ztins a -_, ,3 25c

SUNDAY SERVICES-Rev, D.

4s, s9, as. 2e, 25 46c

l). m.

CALEDONIA AND TJFRRAY

HARBOR PRESB ‘(TIQRIAIN

C 9 0. I

wear stolen from Goff Bros.’ ware- house was found yesterday by Ser- geant Dominic Doyie, who was conducting an extensive search for the missing articles. One lotwas found behind a pile of wood, and the other under a cur which had been placed in a garage for the winter. A quantity of packing car- tons were also found.

TIIRIIIPS and SEED POTATOES

Highest price for good Turnlps. Want few hundred bags Certified. Seed next iveek 90 lb. bags. Ware- house open 8 A. M. untli 5 P. M.

J. LESTER DOUGLAS

CIIARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. PHONE 798 and 93B.

..'WELL KNOWN RESIDENT- The death occurred in Georgetown on Sunday last, after a lingering illness, of Mrs. MacDonald, agrd B5, widow of the law John Mac- Donald. The lube Mrs. MacDon- aldi nee Mary Poole, was born at Roseneath but has been a resident of Georgetown for many years. She was a most estimable woman, whose death will be deeply deplo- red by a. very wide circle of friends. Bhc leaves to mourn one sister, Mrs. Thomas Richard, of Aiberry Plains, one son, Capt. Edward Mac- Donald, and two daughters. Miss Mamie and Miss Bessie MacDonald, who have been conducting the MacDonald Hotel for a nummer of years. '

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way fortlie troops which will move into Jchol from the north. Japanese sources said there was much bitter dissension among Chinese war lords seeking the lead- ership of the Jehol forces. It was ‘reported that, Tang Yu-Lin, Gov- 311101‘ of the Province, had been made subordinate to General Chang Tso-Hsnng, who was elevat- ed to the position of Commander- in-Chief. ' CHINCHOW, Fcb. 22—Japan held the full length of the Chin- chow-Peiplao Railway, leading from Manchurla into Jehoi, which provided them with a raiihead jumping off place for the big drive scheduled to begin in a few days.

DEATHS

WALSH-In Ncw York on Febru- ary 22, 1933, Wilfred Walsh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walsh, 77 Douglas St, city.’ Funeral notice later. I I

DIXON-At Little Sands on Jan, 30. 1933, Mrs. Robert Y. Dixon, widow of the late Robert Y. Dix-

“renl danger that Japan would be compelled to take steps to protect Japanese Nationals in Peiping and Tlcntsln endangered by the im- pending military campaign to con- quer the province cf Jehol to the north.

The government intends soon to

was at. Belfast Cemetery.

TAYLOR-At Rice Point Wednes- day Feb. 22. i933, Mrs. James Tay- lor in her 60th year. mineral from her inte residence on Thursday. Feb. 23, service starting at 3 o'clock. Interment at Canoe Cove Cem-

tral Parish. Services at Road, Sabbath, Feb. 26. a’. '11 n-ln- ‘ and '1 p.m.

stolen some time ago from the W- l sidencc of the late Mrs. Runiain

was ffifflOfléd to the police. gocdg were tied uip cnri-iiillv in :1 pillow slip.

tlier, Reverend E. P. Brown, of An- napolis, asslsted by Reverend I. E. Fraser of St. George's Episcopal

immediate who is a sister S. Grant, Charlotteiown, has many friends here.

funeral of his mother and of his father, who passed away five days later has returned to the city.

for Halifax where he will attend sesdons of Committees of ilic An- glican Synod.

fifth year medical student at Mc- Gill University, has a very severe attack of scarlet fever. patient at the Alexandra Hospital, Montreal.

made to the City clerk, Mr. Geo. P. Nicholson. and to Miss McQui-tid.

decided to have an exte-riial audit, which His Worship believed to be useless. Mr. Donald S. Hart, Hall- fax, had made the audit, but had

TOKYO. Fleb. 22—A Government on (nee Sarah. Glover) aged 91 accomplished "m" except the summersirle mid other small towns spokesman said today there was years and 8 months. Interment hmdmg °V°r of I‘ pay chequ” m had contributed to the support of the auditor. The auditor had re-

ported ihat the bonded indebted- ness was very high, that the valu- ations of the city property should be q ised. In connection with tlic latter point His Worship declared that the idea had been his view. Certain methods employed by

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CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. Ccn- Imeiliods of business administra- Glasgow ziion, Firstly provision should be

inmie for a city manager who‘ _\voulil have tlic sole right to cn-l

—-—,, i STOLEN GOODS-Th’: silivriltlfcwviic would oversee the work and; buy ilie supplies. Secondly, the of- l

iici-s of siipendlnry magistrate, and

M. Sinclair 0r v 2' -fi 11 =11 _

. . a c} of “I was dificovcrcd behind a will“ 3." Yi‘l‘.()i‘(If‘r should be separated. preach in the United Cliuzcii at fence o“ Rochford street by Se,“ “m 1 Eldon on Sunday, l-‘ebri i 1~_~ z" i, 3 M '

H \ ) a Ohiidfllll 0B Moiidfly- The mutt‘ mvriuurs IliC0ll\'l?lllUl’l(.'8.

Th“ IIOlI \\'i1Il iiie appeal court.

l't‘f'f)l(I(‘l' could not act both as a

, aiion. It was impossible, the said, to ‘discover that the Association had done ztiiyiliing to bring tourists, here. The Island would never be-‘ lntlfne a great tourist area, Hrs Worship stated, and outlined reas- ons for his bcliuf. The Association was supported by the Provincial‘ Government, the City Council antil a ‘few CIlHYlOllCLOVJH mercliantsw Those of Simimersidc, Montague. -' Souris, 1-10., were too siiixrwrl.

Church. in the pr-“scnce of the relatives. The bride of Mr. Walter

PERSONALS

Mr. John P. Gordon, who has been in Montreal attending the

Address Crltiaizrtl

Councillor Iloiman subjected several points in His Warships ad- dress’ to Severe criticism. His Wor- ship bad, himself, been responsible for the external audit due to the fault which lie had found with the finances. His Worship had been inconsistent in his comments on the external audit, and had admit- ted that certain good recommenda- tions had been made. The lIlVlIlCE committee believed that lvn‘. ‘Iirt had done excellent work. While

Rev. Canon Malone left Monday ,

M35 PTO-BEES E. M. Read, B. A..

Shelsii

house carts and sleighs. adjoining other 10b5,

cage or illscharse employees. aiutllinc u .n Police cells.

present system was a source of lpolicc coin". is a summay of that In COHllCC-‘llffljlflfflfl by, Mr. w, _

the C'erk of the Court:

ilu-osnuiiiing attorney and a judgcwdlspovd oi. showing a decrease 1

(lonallom m the Tourlsl; Assochnilaced to the crzdit of the city.

in the report there was a number. a few excellent; suggesiioim, it was.‘ unfortunate for liie Chiefivfagistratc of this beautiful Capiinl of Bi beautiful province io advertise t0 the world that this ivas not a proper lfnce for tourists. Councillor Holman tool: cxcrplioii i0 the 1'0‘; marks of the Mayor which he

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Complimentary reference was

Exam“! And“ state beiittied the province as a‘ tourist province. It was another: on Apr" 1 last the Colman had matter‘, a tiebairibic point as t0!

whether ilie eitv should contribute: i0 the AygWfillllOll. lie agreed that: care must be (‘XCl‘f‘l..(‘1'l in connec- tion with gmuls. ‘fiie merchants o!

the Associaluin. Servers rim] “later Suilllil’ The YCPKYTI. of tire commissioners of sewers and Water Supply indi-

cated tlint the contracts f0!‘ the new pumpirzr 5lilll0fi at Braekiey

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area, These Ambassadors will be told, the spokesman said, the army has no plan to carry the Jeliol op- erations south of the Great. Wall of China.

"However, there is reiil danger," he asserted, “that a backwash from the Jeliol campaign will result in a Chinese attack on our garrison at Ticntsin or in a massacre of Japanese at Pelplng, in which event the army would be compelled to move to protect them. Barring such unfortunate developments, the fighting will be confined toJeliol."

"Excuse mo, would, you care to

make a fourth at bridge?" “Borry-—I don't play bridge." “Don't. play bridge! 'I‘hcii why tlic

deuce did you join a golf club?"

(hm In mining mm whim» five (to full of chug

0m: vrlm, with lain nuille o! uunnlilne, Brlgliiened homo for man)’ l 7P"-

0. how oiuliy

lnl-orm the Ambassadors o: the ‘etery- the City in financing indicated the Beach hm} b 11 paid off. Pipe prllwlpal powers lntcl-esged lh WEATHERBIEL-Qn February 15, EmiJIOYiIIZ o! cahital funds on or- lines Ilfllllbi i extended on Gerald 0mm, o; the pulley l, Wm pursue 1933' at the home o; M“ G_ dlnary expenditure. It had not been street. Iltjllilnitd ‘Ava, and ‘Mcl. concemlng the Peiping-Tlentsin Descliamp, Village Green, 114135 necessary to go to Halifax to find Gill Ave. Two IIILOS of ten il.C‘l

Mary Wcntherble in her 85th year oldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Weathcrbie.

Card of Thanks

M. G. and Mrs. DeChamp and sister Miss Susie Weatlierbie, ex- tend thanks to kind neighbours and friends who by kindness helped so much in their sad bereavement. 8088-2-23-1i.

i III MEMOIIIAM

In [owing memory n! Hon. Lronnrrl

M. blcNi-lll, who ("I'll February ililrfl, 101‘.

from nu r rlrrle,

do we mini him,

water pipe iinri been lnizi to the; Fhicoiiirood llirlfttil liv tiic Prov-

incial (lovrriinieiit wlilzoui. cost. t0

the City.

There were 2.894 iivilelliiills nllfl places of business using Ill!‘ ivaicr gupplicd by the iiapniiineiit.

Figures siiniveti that the gross neg revenue llflfl ircvased. The” were 1.313.242 gallons of water used in I-IlC City dziily.

The summer of 1932 had liven the driest. for some time bu! the Department lied been well equili- pcd to meet the situation. The quality of the ivriier. was as usual. excclleni.

out the truth of the points recom-

mended.

The auditor had recommended

that a debenture and coupon regis-

ierbe installed. It was discovered

by the auditor that the list showed l bonds to the value of $1,000 more

than was actually the case. All the

other recommendations of the aud-

itor had been of no practical value.

'1‘liere had never becn.iiny sug-

gestion made that there was nny-

thing wrong with the clerk's ac-

counts, but why was not Mr. Hart

directed by the chairman of fin-

ance to audit the accounts c: the

Commissioners oi.’ Sewers and

Water Supply‘, or thc Board, of School 'I‘rustces. Ills Wcr-l ship stated that his expectation

that the external audit would prove

vaiueless had been fully rcalizerl.

Public Proper!" The loilowiiiil WIYOYL “'05 lire- gentcd by Cnuiirilini- i-lenncssey for

That alenr non nnil brother lrlml Mill (rue.

How we lintc-u for lulu luohifepu

At the falling o! llm claw.

"The first thing you must remem- ber," began the pro., “is to keel) your eye on the ball." "Gee!" rc- plied the American, "you Scotch are too doggoneti mean for anything.

Am], MIIOn evening nhudoivn gnllier At twilight o'er llui ilny

Father, pom- Tliy Blullng on ul- llml our broken lmirlu we prny.

der an antiquated and useless sys-

the Public Prolvfll’ Cflmmitlfli-

Work mi liie Pillk Roadway has linen eninpieiwi with Ill". exception of that part. on the Norili River from Brigiion Road to the FY95‘ ent concrete, wall.

Change Arlvoca ted

Charlottetown had continued un-

‘Dear sire’ and ‘Yours faithfully?‘ "

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' in’, and noun;

-b0I-|l0l'0d, for flvo yours, with

D'ye think I care lf I lose one?"

I Eczema 0n llnls

For Five Years

Mn. Andrew Volk, Burdettq, Alta, writciu-J ‘I was very much

“mm! o bu.“ m "Nun-rum lltively as that given in Chariolte- been lav“, h, QM..." square q“.

n my d wrists. , D

I tried all ldndn of ointment: and mwn- and mere "0 “Wiley w“ dens.

. _ EMBIAMII lflv but they did not help mo. ' given t0 a Tourist Association. - .. .

A riand told inc about Burdock New fifltlllit. bu. been erected Blood Emu’, and “w, I h“ Charlottetown an; The financial system was crlti- on the Hm llmlq. a; Rlchmohd m,“ “,0 home, I found I l,“ "WI-ll Wljlllllro cized, and the City was compared street to 101w ivrrommodntion for - received complete rcllaf {mm my rhn. M, 4 WIth a ‘frog in the bottom of l\ “y; pal-ll»;-

trouble." nuofuund for ti: out i! you; only

Inner-tell by h]; mother, uliitcr and brother-n.

$852231

N. D. MacLean

tem which every up-to-date city had discarded. A board of’ control, an executive board, or a city inan- ager should be introduced. Shaw- inigan Falls was referred to as an illustration. Thcrc the amount giv-, on hospitals was not as large rc-

Tlie Victoria Park woods have been ciciineii out of old brush and dead trees. .

‘The City squares linvc been kept in good coiidltinn. the trees being pruned. nnii nil flPfld brnnchesre- moved. A nrw Band Stand has

well. It was necessary. Elli ll/Orshlil The WiiFWJVI-i ~ nl, Quccnb wharf

"W". to wot new and improved an been imam and partially,

llrinitr Olniteo iburiii

.5.30~~Ladies' Aid, regular monthly meeting-Ladies’ Parlor, ~'I‘uxis Squares. 1'

-Rcciial, by Miss Elsie Me- Luhuii, under auspices of Young People's Departnient— l Aiimiwicn 35e-iicartz Mem- ' orial Hall, l

A nciv sired has been erected to

the stables, the material for which l was old lunmber left over from

311mb’. repairs were made to the Afarkei Also a small ventilator Police Court

The iulloirint: report for the city

G27 cases have been heard and ,

Work For Unemployed

The question of_ work for the unemployed was discussed at great ii-ngtli following the report of the spCClill committee.

Councillor Holman, chairman of the committee, read a letter from, the Deputy Provincial Secretary stating that the Dominion Depart-' merit of Labour had acceded to the request of the committee in the matter of using relief money to provide work for the unemploy- cd.

A plan of filling in a section of Government Pond, and building a culvert was set out by Councillor Hennesscy.

Councillor Holman favoured deepening the north end of the pond as the greater part of the money would then be used for la- bour.

His Worship voiced objection to the plan on account of the expend- itures involved. He would sign no more bond issues. The breastwork was as good as it was 25 years ago. Heretofore the relief money had gone to the merchants of the City His Worship did not believe that the project sliouid be carried out. As long as there was no distress in the city, why should the city go into the employment of labour which was not for a civic purpose. Where would the money come from, he asked. The city surveyor liucl calculated the cost of. the breristwork at $6,000. It would probably cost $10,000. The Pond could be deepened by a mud digger.