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CH 1 1933 Tar cHARLo'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN PAGE FIVE

MAR . _

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' Get Your Fresh Fish

Herring. _` '

, Telephone

At Devei'eaux’s Grocery

Fresh Haddock, Fresh Fillets, Smoked Fillets, Corned Cod, Boneless Cod, Sal- ,

‘ mon, Halibut, Corned Mackerel, Wee Ball

Early Orders Means Early Delivery

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ST. UUNSTAN’S URAMAIIC CLUB PRESENTS PLAY

The St. Dunstan’s University Drs.-

matic Club presented its play, “The Att/orncy For the Defense," before the student body and a number of guests in the 'University Hall Mon- day evening. Present among other guests was His Excellency Bishop O'Sullivan. The play which outlin- ed the fluctuating fortunes of two i`amilics involved in a feud' had

many dramatic moments, with the "

element of comedy to relieve the tense situations. Rev. M. E. Francis was the capable director.

Following was the cast of char-

acters:

Jimmy Carlyle, Attorney for the

Defence-R. Wadup.

Judge Carlyle, his father--R. Cain. , Joseph Hampden, prosecuting at- torney-M. McQueid.

Jackson Multen, of Malted Milk

fume-J. Doyle. Mark`Nelson, friend of Beth-C.

Murphy.

Freddie Warren, clerk in the of-

firc of Carlylcs-A. McGuigan.

Dorothy Chandler, Stcnographer-

i‘. Callaghan.

Beth Winters, the Defendant-T.

llullcr. _

Allie Traynor, who lives next door

--J. O'Hanley.

ifllslc, Maid in Carlyle Home-J.

l\l1~A\llay.

'thc specialties included vocal so- lo.. hy Messrs. F, MacMillan and C. ilinfhil, and two comic skits. The piiliirt was Mr. C.-Pincau and the ciligc director, Mr. J. Coyle.

Testimonial To Time

"Tu ilxiiil do you attribute your

lohg 11,11-_ Uncle Mcsc?" asked a iicirspiplnr interviewer of' a colored cl‘iitl‘li;u‘ia1i. "iir:~iiz Ah was bo‘n a Yong time

bark," the old gentleman replied.

E:3.!i1icr's Worm Powders are

sweet and palatable to children, who show no liesitancy in taking them. 'lllfl' will certainly bring all worm troubles to an end. They' are a Sffcllilthening and stimulating medicine, correcting the disorders of digestion that the worms cause and illlhilrting a healthy tone to the S.\'stem most beneficial to develop- nicht.

MEETING

_ The quarterly meet- lllg of the Prince Ed- ward Isl-and Fish and (lame Association will

be held in the Board of Trade Rooms, Char- lottetown, on Friday, March 3rd, at 8.00 P. M. s

J. M. MacFADYEN,

SECRETARY

B196-3-I-3i.

FARM FUR SALE

AT A BARGAIN

Form property at Fairview, with-

in 224 miles of Charlottetown, con- talnmliii acres ol' land in lood staio of cultivation. Medium also house and good outbuildings. Reason for "lilac: present owner has another 'lifter farm several miles distant and finds It inconvenient to operate ‘Nth farms _to advantage, for this “M00 property is oiiored at an °X¢¢l1tlonaily low price.

For further particulars apply

THE EASTERNTRUST COMPANY- I54 Richmond Strect, Charlottetown

' vias-izsau

SUMMERSIDE TUWN CUUNCIL RETURNED

The new Summerside Town Coun-

cil board will have the same repre- sentatives on it as it had last year,

of the administration of the tovm's business by returning Mayor Man- son by acclamation and all three councillors with big majorities.

Nott for many years has a civic

election at Summerside caused so much interest and many looked for a change. A large number of votes were polled in each ward. In the Centre Ward Councillor Morley M. Bell defeated his opponent Percy L. Bowness by 54 votes; in the East Ward Councillor Wilfred J. Kelly defeated Donald Baker by 52. In the West Ward Councillor D. F. McNeill had a. majority over Colin Stewart of 107 votes. Percy L. Bowness and Donald Baker were new aspirants to civic honors but Co‘in Stewart ran against' D. F. McNeill at a previous election and was defeated. Thomas Bishop offering for re-election as Water Commissioner was defeated by Leigh Mountain by 42 votes. Votes by polls are:

Central Ward-Morley M. Bell,

132; majority 54. Percy L. Bow- ness, 78.

“'est Ward-D. F. McNeill, 223,

majority 107, Colin Stewart, 116.

East Ward-Wilfred J. Kelly, 192,

'majority 52, Donald Baker, 140.

Water Commissioner - Leigh

Mountain, 449, majority 42, Thomas Bishop, 407.

Average Wages Of Farm Help

For all Canada, the average wages

of farm help per month during the summer season of 1032 were for men $19 as against $25 in 1931 and fOr women $11 us against $15. The value of board is placed at $15 P01' mmlifh for men, as compared with $18 in 1931, and at $12 as compared with $15 for wbrnen. Thus the value of wages and board combined amount- ed to $34 for men, us compared with $43 in 1931 and to $23 for women as compared with $30 in 1931. By pro- vinces, the average monthly WHBGS in the summer season for men and women respectively, plus the value 'of board, were in 1932 as follows, with tho fig...-cs for 1931 within brackets: Prince Edward Island, $30. 531 1539, $25); Novo Scotia $37, $25 <s44, $29); New Brunswick $33. $22 ($43, $25); Quebec $30. $19 ($41. $25); ontario sas, $24 ($43. sam: Manitoba $22, sec lsall. $281; Sask- atchewan $33. $23 ($42. $2951 Albef' to sas, ssc lm. $321: British C0- lumbia $44. $30 ($58, 539%

The yearly wages in Canndll WGN

reported for men as $170 “ii °°“"' 'pared with $240 in 1931 and for wo-‘ mo.. as mo as against $159. Thv value of the yearly board 15 E01/en for men as $165 (199 in 1031) Bild for women $135 ($103 in 19311. The value of the yearly WHBCS lllld b°““'d thus amounted to $341 H5 allllmsb $439 in 1931 for men and to $255 HS against $322 for women.

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The production of concentrated

milk, including all items, in Janu- ary, amounted to 1,126,962 1101111115. an increase over January last YNY or 355,231 pounds. Evauoflli-Cd mil* was the largest item being .°b°“" hsu or tho whole. 'rho quantity vi evaporated milk eXD°1Wd 105" l“°““‘ lwas 1,sss,aoo-pounds.

nurvMA1ISMr

Pom Minarrfa hh a wal

ll bllulnaafadwlvhi

it qllply in according to dinaiooa . . alison

youngomaofl

1LiN|yiE

the citizens showing their approval/

sTOC1<s, BONDS, QUO TA T10Ns

gl".

Montreal _ Stock Market

(Canadian Proaa) Btoeln Close Bell Tcl ... ...._ ... ... . . . ... lui'/, Brazilian .... ... .. . ... 7%. Can Car Pfd ... ... .. ... ll 2 C P R ... ... ... ... ... .... lll\,§,. Dom Bridge .. ... ... . .. 15%' Dom Steel and Coal B . .. lin ' Int Nickel ... S-’l(.` McColl Front . . 7`{_’.l liinliireal I‘o\\'cr ‘JS Nnt Brew . . . ... .. lllil Power Corp . . . 1:'-/_-|

12 ' 10

Quebec Power ... ... ... ‘ Shuwlnigan ... .... . Steel of Can 1.1%:

PRODUCE’

.Za-

(Cluuullnn Press)

l\ION'1‘Ill‘l.»\l`._ Fell, 'JR--lllitler H101-l-is

helll in storage in 1\ll\l>trl~:\l ware- lmilsos were rl-lllil.-ull o\'1~r tlireo inil-l

lion pounlis l|\lr|n;_' l-‘l-iil'l1:|i~_r, avi-1.rll-I ing to i`il.:url~:l aiiinlililivl-li by tho' .\lnntren1 lionrcl of Trlilill ll.lIn_v.

Stal-ks of arrellmory liulil-r :is of io-

dny were 71,0114 boxes 1.1' 7.1: poimlisi val-h_ ns 1-oinpnrerl with l1l~4,i0It box- es ul. the onli of .T:i|i|\l\r_\'_ :1 lil-l-rmiso ni' .'.7,fiS1I iinxes or li_2|:l,;'\l| plniull-. 'i‘l|l'- rr-lli|l>i.;oi| of all..-1,-ll 1|. ,|;...“;||_\. \\'2l»: llT,~1iIl lioxl-is or ‘.’,1‘i>.`._l;'N plililills. ll:\|r,v butter stocks wl-ra llfl against

1542 hoxeson .lnnlmry iii,

The large drop in hnttllr atnl-its who

enusorl hy heavy llnlr-a to mltsilio points in 0ntnrl1\_ iii.-luliih-P- 'i‘,..-png., when iillorilure for-1-mi llicul to |.u_v in Montreal whore iliorv is in...-1~ Iiiilinr at present than in any 1-liil-r city in

Cnnlillu.

Storngf unill prollilnllln .slum in

the spring gave tho l\iliutl~1~:\i butter

lr ill tolrv. Nu 1

nin\“ket rl strl»n,. no 1 i, |:mlls mulm in 1-:irllils or ]l»,<~i :ill- \'nnl'1‘1l a qu:\rll~r of li cout in ‘_'4‘~Q ci-nts u pounll. Ill-1-1-ipls were only., till illixvi.

.\'ll.l~ks oi' ¢»l|l-1-_so :lull opus wore'

also lower. (‘ii1-lim .stl\r-l..- 1l>1:illl‘ll l'»il_- ].\‘0 boxes ol' .&'. pouulisl mivli, li:-1 coin- pnrell with |lT_:llY\ boxes lit the onli of last' inoulh, l~`rosli egg illol-ics were '.'.1_~li l~u.~'l‘s ni` :lil lllvrlrn lllicli ngninst lL£_0I-I lin .l:lllu:ir_v Ill. Slovlcs of Stor- nizl- l\;::.~l llniounil-ll in ‘.'_1\'.'. raises rl- gliilist .’._xs‘ll at the onli of .llihlinr_v.

l-Eggs :ill\':|iil-oli 1| 1-l-nl li lllizon on

lilo ,\llii\lvcal |n'i»ll1|clr onli lilllry mar- ket io1ln_\‘, l~`r-esli grulil-li l-xlrus in varlots or loss suill nl 23 coins, firstu

~. 1'i :lolita :ind

at 21 cents, puller: at . _ seconds at IS l-cutg_n dozen, Receipts

'lil "

\\'i‘I'C 1. fliH('--.

(‘hel‘se llllliiliiions linlli nnclianlrr-ll.

fresh or ri\l~l\i.t nmkn llularin colorcll holnl: quolcll nt 10 lo 1lll!_- cents llnli early 0nlnrin`1-lilrirnll :it `l11,£ to 111-3 ol-his u pound. ltorelpts were 13'! hoses. Potatoes liolll slcnlly. l\'c1vIlrulls\vll‘k green nil»nui:|in.~i por S0 pollull ling :=l~ll§u;: at 7:1 in Sli 1-ents nnll Prim-ll l-l1iv\\'ar1l lslnnli ;rrl°l‘|1 inoulltliiuu prr ll0 pounll hug: ui S7. to ll0 l-1-nts, _

EXCHANGE

((,'l\nlili,‘un Preis)

l\l0.\"l‘lli'I.\l._ l"1~l\ 2%--ltiiiiixli nllll

foreign exvliliiige in r1~i:i1il.n to iho t‘hn:illlr|n lll.llar_ as l-unipiled hy the llo_v.\l Iiuuk of (`:il1:iil:i, 1-io,-‘lui tlhlliy ns 1'lil|n\\'.-‘z-~

Argrl-uilnli pl-so _!llili_

.\\|alr:\lla pliuhll 21.37.10.

llclglnni liollzli .11‘\l. llrnzll nli|r1~i.~l _01\1i1\,

(`l\i\\:\ llonl.: Kong.: liolllirs ,27i0.

Cz:-clio_sll\rnl:i:i erl»\\li .lI:l.’»(l,

ll1‘i\iinil~k lri-iih1~ ,1,\3'.':_ ll'inluu1l filiinlirk _lrliil

l\`ran<~o i‘r.inl» .lil7'_.’.

llcrinuu_\- l.ll~lil-ni:li‘k _:<1'.’. Grellt llviinln |»li\1|11| -i.lil\ll_

(lreocc limi-liihu _fI1\lf\‘. Iiollnnll (lor;u _i\'ll. llul\a:\r_\' |.r»u-11. t`i\l'.'».

lull‘n rupo.. 'tilli

i1al_\' lirl- ,l»1',l". .Tnpnn you ."'~2

.I|\_co.=ll|\'F1l .i?:':ir llllil

.\'f-w 7,.-:ii=.i_.i \.....».\ 3':lz1o_

.\'or\\‘:v\' krliuli ,'_'lI"_‘.

l‘ol:\ull Zloii .lil-'\`-' V

'itliiilnlinla len ,ll1lTl.

South .-\.fri.~l\ plillull 4.01172.

Spain posvtu .flli‘.\~. S\v1'1ll'il kl'l»iil~ _'_‘lT.'».

,\'\\~i11,1-1-llihll flow- .‘J.".!il' l'nitl~1l S|;i1~~siil~ll:il- ill-'31, pllrcrnt

pri-iuiuiu.

.\`l§\\' \`(\lll(_ Il`i~l\. QQ---(.\ l".i-ll`<1l'-

elgu r-rl-liliulze lri~i~:l|l:ii'-_ llroat llrii- nl|\ llln\:\nli_ l|§;:h fl.ll".; lfiiv fl~|l"'§1 ¢>ln:'¢. 5: ITL: l"r:llvrv\ f‘.lll 11!-lil: it:\l_v .'.i1~".'l: 1'.:-l;:iun_i 1-L07 1127; l`:l-rilililiy 2fi.i)T‘;';; (':\li:\ll:l .93l"\.

M T’L. CURB

(l';n|l|<lll\x\ l‘rl-an t

Sinvlrx ('|"’*° n A lip _ ._ ., s lll~:u|iiarnl.is .. $5 ‘ lnip (lil .. Sli. nn.. 'rhh .. x Int Pull* ... ... ... .. li \v..lk.\.- vm .. silt.

N. Y. CURB

, (4`l\|\nll_fnl\ l‘re_-rl) | Slovlnl 111114" .lull-r Cyan il . . . ... ` 1l“.5i .liner Sup l'o\vcr .. ... ..... .'i .is (i null lil . . . ... 1'/ii. ('iti1-s Serv .. 'JN l-ll llonll nnli Slinro .. ... ]i<“!§. ll`orll of Cunnlla .\ . . ~'»"~”< linp (lil ... ..`. . .... li'& lui, l'\'tl~ ... ... ... ... .. EVN .\'i:\l: lluli ... 10'. St,0illu1l 17!-_. ______._..___-_-

GRAIN

(('iu\lullnh I‘rl~rwl

\\'lN.\'ll'l‘li;, ll‘1-l». 138--

wh:-1.1; .\i.._v 471111; July 40A: Oct

!i0',i-"L

(mls: lilly L'.'i'!_-li; July 231,511; Ort.

2‘J‘,.-'_.ll.

Ilnrloy: .\li|y ‘_‘9ll; .lilly 2Si9§Il: Ort

27-frlill.

UASII PIIICEB

Wheat: No 1 lilirll 48%; No 1. not

40%; Nr. 'J nor 44%: No ll nos 43: No

lrolul l'.’.\; 'l‘rlu-k _ill ; No .1 duruln

gi £1 ..<

.'.|"/...

nhl.-: .\'.. 2 P w 24%: No 3 2114,; N.. 1 their 211,/it No 2 in-ed

lllxicrlcll ISM: '1‘rll1'k 24.

I\nrlo~ .\laiting grades 0 row ox l C W il' 1: 2 row ex 8 C W 82. 011.1-r grlulca ‘lo .1 C W 27%; No 4 C \V 2.1-/,; .\'-. ri 1': W 21; No o c w es; Track il7'l|'..

The. export of newsprint in Jonu.

ary totalled 2,555,585 cwt. valued at $5,204,445. A year ago the volume was 3,468,278 cwt. and the va‘uo $1,661,086. United States was the

Pivotal New `

York Stocks

“W” This column la rolarvod for iluaerra

County neva of local Interest but all-

- Close "filling or a neway nature may hi-

(Cauad.,'an Press)

Stocks Allied Chr-nrlcal ..... ...... Ain and l<‘ Power ... ... ...... .lin Smelting ... ... ...... A T nd Tel . ..

'IiF,Vr 4 ’/g

1104

in el a ...._ 1.... -- 90%

Annconda ... ... ... ...... 5 Atchison ... ... i... ...... 30% Auburn Motor ... ... ...1 ..... 32 1' P R ... ... ..... ... .... Bl/.: (‘:\ao ... ...... li'2'¥1 l'l|r-slip:-okc and Ohio ... ..... 28% von Gas .. ... .... 45% liorn Products ..... ... .... Delaware and Hud ...- ... “... Eastman ... ... ...-.- Gen Electric ... .. ... ...... lion Foods .. ... ... ......

lien Motors . . .. ...» ... 10 int, linrvl>fllel‘ . . . ..... 1-tl.-Q. int Nickel ... . . .. . . .... Mic Nut Biscuit . ... ... 11% N Y Central ... . . ... ..... 14% North Amer-icon ... ... ... ... 18% Pub Ser N .I .. . . ... ... 41% ilnllio ... ... . .. Slaull Oil N J ... .. . ..... 'I'1-x Gull' ... . 1 .. .... l'ninn ('uri.ilio ... _ , ,_., I'nlon l'm_'iflu ... . ... 'Vniicll Corp . . if ti Ilulilmr ... . . ..... Vlluullium ,. ... .,, ,, .. “"‘llillli¢lio\lso ... ... . 20% \\`lil|l\\'l~rili ... ... '... ... ..... 27%,

47% 42 1,5 51 1/£- 15 22

3 2!l-M 'lil'/: 2| U,- _[lS'.~'_-

Eid:

ZA: WA

1.11/lf_~:.i1'oc1<:

(Canadian Proaa) ‘

!\lU.\"l‘Ill-JAL, Feb. 26-There were

hilly 45 rattle, 300 valves, 330 hogs hull eight sheep nnll lambs for sale on the two Montreal livestock mar- livlg today.

'Fliore were 2:12 cnitle for export to

/treat Britain line tn leave Halifax. _\lnrr-ii mir for Glasgow_ on the S. S. Sillliirlll. '

' There wort-,not enough cattle and lc rn lr L

.shr-op lo ma n a nl~ e

1'.-ilvca were steady at $4. for very

rlominun venls to $0 for medium good 1-lilvos.

lines were stronger. Good quality

lines wi-rn quotoll at $4.15 to $.l.2~"». “ith ligliior kinds selling nt $4. \\'l~s1l-rn hogs of good average qunl~ i1_v_ i»rnng'ht $l,10 and $l.1.’». Sorvs wi-rc Hnill for $2.54) to $3.

MINING

lfnnnlllnn Prfsa)

'i`0il0.\"1‘O, Feb. 28-

Sim-ku _\l-nil* Oil ... ... ... ... . . ... .illonlln .\li\ Pac

Close 8

_‘I0 2%. 1514 IW. ion n

Alex .. . . Aniulet, .. . . ..... Arno . . ,\_<lilr~y ... . . . ...

llugrllnial- ll:\rr_\' ll

lluil Flin . . . . . ...

1‘1‘ntl‘;ll . . 23 rustic Tr . .. 20 l‘1orlc,v . . . 1% (‘nilln\:\rio .. . .. Ilonio Mines .. `l~"ll\'lll:'l~ ... .. . . . ... l~`¢~ll Kirk .. .. . .... fiaillliin ... ... . ...

'l 1.-.us -_'ali 1 ti 01.6 1:15 41,4 ooo :Hoo 11

08 40

lli-:iimlla ... . ....V ... . . .... llnr-hor ... . . llliliinrsor ... l.:il<l\ Shore . . . ... lioiiiostliuli ... . ... llliwl-_\' . . . ,... llui~oi~i:\|i .. . .. liirlr l.:il<1:~ . . ... l{i.1\1l\n:iy ... . \i:|l':if1.=:i . . ... 1. . ...- .lllilurliv ... ... .-2 ... . ... who Iilisin ... ..‘ ... . .... \ll-l~lll-rr- ... ... . \llulll:* f'l\rp ... ... . . . ..... \ll-\\" i-ra ... ... ..

30 6 5% 2190 ‘|85

.lil . 55

\l~.ff llfill ... . lin.-‘sl Mine . . . .. \lurpl\,\‘ .. .. ... .\lr:\'iitlc .. . ... .\'ip,;sslng . . . .. .\'l.\'nnn1Iu . . .\‘l\r|i\ Pan . lllll l`nlnny . . -... 1ll;::i fill ... . l‘il||lli‘ ... . . ... l‘l'1-uilvr ,. . . . .\‘anuilil>|\io . . Slilrrr-lit . .\'Isl'oe ... ..._ ,\‘tlilil\l‘nun . . . _ Hi. Antllony .. . . . . ... Sill! llasin ..... . . . . ....

,\' '1': nite .

2'/4 20 1*/. zu

140 2280 40 1%

505 08’/9 S0 40 141 Il'/1 7 'I0

_\ ii 85 'i':|shnl:\ . . . . 2% 'i‘.~l~k llugiios . . ... . . 405 'l`l|i»in.-l Full ... 0

l'nlt Kirk ... . . . . ... \'m-ulnu - . ... \‘iponli \\'l'if.'ht llur ..

Sil\'l‘l' ... . ’l`l.1:ii .~uile5 .'||l2,ll00.

' vNL`1s1'r:n

7% 2% 30 lu 26'/g

it lil-'souri .. ... ... i'l‘n Illnn :.. .. ... ... . ... l`lihlh\|ruln ... . . . .\‘n\l-lil-|'.~4 l\:|i fill . ...

15 10 '20 5800 121

1-:hh..-ull.. _ ._ . 1rlR_ llllll.-'on lilly .. . . . 341 llnll-r1.\v . 25 .\'1l-kl‘l ... .. . . . . . ... SI5 .\lu1|il_\' .. . . . . . 8 .\ll'l.l~|.ll ... .... li’/5 .\'u\'lI.\i\ . 10 l'l-nll (ire .. . Sill \'l~ll| 1| rl-.~' , . . . . 100 \'fl-kl rl- ... ... 130'/,

CUIIII

.\l'_'nn\:i . . .. ... 3

I 1

ll.'|ill\v{n

l`l\l\f|li , l‘lll`ion

llillivl- .

lli|lil.p

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.\|i1-x ... ... . .

llilllln . ..... l.\1ll 'il‘ ... . . ... |l|'i\\\'l|ll\l~ l‘h\ii'1-iilll

l'un .Kirk

. . . . ..

ll..h| llxpi . . . .....

<li.i1I ilill ... . . ...

. . .....

.luck .\l:|I| ... . . ._ ... Luk.: .\i:\rou . . . ... ..... lilrk lluul .. . . . ... Kirk 'l`l»\\"li .. .. ....- l.l‘||l~l ... ... ... ...

.\i;:hI ll.|\\'k .. . ... l‘l|li liiizil .

. . .

... -» ..

_S-#...--1:-_ f-.-»\-_Q-usa:-l.“l-» e- es if ‘.< i- Sr al

‘."‘.l¢

4 hor 'll“§I No .’. :l‘l‘l;.; No (l Zlllliil

Rlliau-» lllil-hill . ... ... .. .

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So lieorli ..1 _. ..... 0 Suri l'l\ninrt ... ... . . .... L"/A \vo...i Kirk . . . . . . ... . . nth

Little Cohen, strange to say. was very slow at arithnictic. and his teacher had particular difficulty in making him learn to subtract.

"Look here," she said,_patiently,

"if you had eight pennies, cohen, and lost three, how many would you have left?"

Cohen thought for a minute.

. leading purchaser.

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

lnaeried at 4 oentl n word atrll-ily

ltllyablo in advance.

POLICE COURT-At the

Court yesterday moming, a had his $6 bail estroated.

Police drunk

RUSTICO. st. Marks ahghoa..

Church. Sunday, March 5th, 3 p. m. aftemoon service. Rev. E. O. Lan- caster.

LONG _CREEK-Church ol'

at 7 D. m. on Sunday, March solo by Captain A. E. Wittig, C.

3 D. m.; Kingston, 'l p. m. Rev.

G. Wakeiing, Pastor,

CHURCH SERVICES-Milton, St.

John’s Anglican Church, Wed. Mar. lst: Mid-week Lenten services, B p. m., Sunday, March 5th; 11 a. in., Morning Prayer. Rev. E. O, Lan- caster.

PROPERTY SOLD-The Venet-

tion yesterday afternoon for $3,690

The premises will be closed for a few weeks for renovation and re- decoration. '

WEDDING BELLS-A quiet, but

pretty wedding took place ut Allis-

Edna A. Mellish, R.N., daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mellish, of Mon- tague, P.E.I., became the bride of Victor Bridges, of Somerville, Mass. 'rho Rev. nr. Kulam offioiatea. Im- mediately after the ceremony Mr., and Mrs. Bridges left on a wedding I trip to New York. On their returnl they will reside at 109 soon st_~,| Somerville, Mass. Their numerous a friends wish them many years of I

SHE KICKED WINDOW OUT- 1;

Evelyn Murphy, aged 23. of Prince f Edward Island, will be in the Police 5

John Telegraph Journal, 1

local order of the Knights of Pythi-

tra, while another large Humber -enjoyed cards. During the evening the hockey game in Halifax was received by a radio in the hall, and

ated the efforts of the wmmli-'-90 in charge. The prize winners at

Gus Murphy: Gentle-merrs, Mr. .David McLeod; Consolation. Mf- Harry Cudmore. Dainty refresh- ments were served by the Pythian

Church, Charlottetown, the mar- 1

of SourLs, and Mae Gardiner, of St.

dressed in a gown of royal blue crepe, with hat and small veil to match, and was attended by her sister, Miss Marian Gardiner, who also wore blue. Mr. Wm. Mclnnis attended the groom. After the cere- mony the wedding party were enter- tained by Mr. Russell MacDouga‘i, of 7 Upper Hillsboro St., until the departure of thc bride and groom for Moncton and Halifax, where they will spend a ten days honcy- moon. The many friends oi' Mr. and Mrs. Keays wish them a very enjoyable trip and many years oi happiness in the future.

ian Gardens was sold at public auc- 1

to Mr. James A. Holmes, Frcetown. 1

ton, Mass., ,on January 27th, wlicni

wedded happiness. ;

of the public schools, that rather

K. or P. NATAL nay _ The me

such

Sisters. The chapefi-ones were Mrs. the DOP S. A. McDonald, Mrs Parker Hoop- oi Yuko er and Mrs. B, R. Holman. 1`iL0l`i0S~

_ ' cent livc on i`:u'ins, The rural pop-

ulation of Canada litthc last census

WEDDING BELL5--Ol1` \V€d11<!S- numbered 4,7.i;!.lZl5 of wliicli which day, Feb. 22nd, at Holy Redeemer 3,280,507

GET YOUR Beans and Brown

Bread from Zion C. G. I. T. at Mur- rlork Ross‘s, Sat., 4th. 8201-li

i WE GOING-Mr, Dan Taylor of `Sl. Peters Island was in the city fl"'°"~1’1'<1rly'anc reports that some

iwzlcl geese have arrived. The flats Qout this way are entirely clear of lm “Clay as far in as Rocky Point iwharl, and while walking on me flats hc saw plover and sand pip. TS lhir. swing?

, C. E. uEa'rlNG -_ The regular

E lmcciilig of the Christian Endeavor ‘I1il~`Soci1i_v oi the Zion Church was

land service in St. Thomas’ church ljmd in me Han of the Church

5m: Monfiiib' evening taking the form

A~ of a social evening. Mr, Reginald

l\/[Nil-t, P' id li, l _

'tixolévill :EVER GRQUP 0f)Bal1‘{.~lil\ir,l the lrengec-Eliiig eipeiigd lVla1'ch 51;: vfill b Slirvlgcs ?\lllday_`1“'m‘ <lf"'°5|0m\l l`X@l`Cl5‘@S- M151' Long Creek 11 ae m°_ C§“dx°1;“5‘?l'o1itiiie business the remainder of

' " y ° VCE] the evening was spent in commun-

'lify Singing and games which were

Sltatly enjoyed, Rcfiwliliieiifl: were s»_\i'\'P<i at thc close.

QUARTERLY l\lliE'l`lN(`. OF

QUEENS C0. W. C. T. U. - The quarterly meeting oi Queens County W. C. ’I‘. U. was held in St. Paul‘s Parish Hall, Feb. 17th, with the President, Mrs. -Meiklc presiding. The meeting opened by singing 'Fight the Good Fight" and Rev. ;\ir. Raymond in charge of Worship pei'n.d. The roll cull was answcrecl by five centres and five officer-. The President, in her address, spoke of thc absence of valued menibc-rs, yet was joyful to sec such a goodly number present who were interest- ed in the great work of the W. C. ’l`, U. She refe1'1'cc1 to the wonder- ful life of Frances E, Willard, who thirty-six years ago, Feb. 17th, pass- ed to thc great beyond and yet the members are still carrying on the great work to which she so whole- heartedly devoted her life. After a very pleasing solo, “Little Mother of Mine," rendered by Mrs. Louis How- tt, reports from committees were

ieard. Mrs. W. H. Johnson report-

d that as Miss McCorkindale`s book as been placed on the curriculum

han offer prizes (as was suggested) or study of same, that the neces- ary eqliipiiielit for teaching of this

0011111 M0059-Y i0 BJISWEF Chf11`§05 01 book be placed in cvery school "being drunk- Bild Wilfulll' bfeakillg throughout Prince Edward Island. a $45 plate-:lass window in the 'rho W. c. T. U. to oo-ohorolo with Kina Cafe on Charlvtte street Sat- 'roaohors' Federation and other \lI`dBY»" H91' HTTESLT dl'@W 9- E005 deal Temper- -who organir.al.ions in this of attention during the busy hours matic.; Aftor 3, discussion on mo- 0! SHt\1!`dHY \1lBhl5 BS Sh0 kicked and tion, this resolution was unanimous- squirmed in the grasp of a sergeant ly 'and LWO C011SiBbl€5. it WHS Stated- Charlottetown, then addressed the One of her kicks, it is alleged, went gathering He spoke vo.-y forcibly through the cafe window.-Saint on

carried. Mr. John Anderson,

the evils of intempcrance from

he student’s stand-point. 1-le said

__-_- if anything can create a. better in-

nce on the public it is a society

as the W. C. T. U. Mrs, Louis att sweetly sung “Goin Home.”

, How

as Celebrated their Nami Day, by Money was voted to be used for

E' ,most ern-myable danced md bnflge prizes for winners in Queens County mK'°1P'CGsMe Hanan ecasmo S. S. Temperance lessons, and the

Han °dj°ml“3' There lias 3 lafgc meeting closed by singing God Be attendance, the music or allows with

l~`*°inZ fumlshed by DiX°“`5, Orches' Mizpah Benediction. _

You Till We Meet Again, and

l’i'IRSONAI.S

Councillor B. Roy Holman left

this feature attracted 9. 13139 num' this morning for Moncton on a busi- ber or fans, who greatly apprecl- hogs

trip,

Miss Alice Godin, City, was thc

Bridge were as follows: Ladies, Mrs week. end guest of Miss Kathryn Annie McDonald; Consolation, MTS Murchison, York Point.

I)\\'El.l.ERS ON TIIE l~`l'4Rl\I

Of the 10,362,833 people who form

ulation of Canada, exclusive n and the North West 'Ter- only 3,‘.:ll9.507 or 31,7 per

or 011! per cont lived on

farms and wl~i'l' prcsuinalbly vzigligecl

11588 wok place of James E. Kcays, fin frwmiiig. The remainder 1.502,-

028 or 32.8 per cent i‘c'pi‘csenic<l the

Georges. The bride was tastefully rural population which did not live

on farms-ilsually in small haxnlcts or other unincorporated villages.

'l`lic 4l$4,i:’iIl males rrporied as leni-

porarily employed, do not represent this number of sc-paratc incllviduzils because the same person may be rc- portcd 4 or 5 times because of linv- ing workod on so rnany different farms in 1030.

Of the 728,623 [arnis in Canada,

28104401' 385 pcr cent cmploycci hir- ed labour for 7368.671 weeks at a cost of $l00.42.'i.080 for cash and board, making au :i\'cri\1;r~ of 26.2 weeks pcr farm :li on :i\'ci'nl;1' rust of $13.02 weeks.

' Was ' - Sollld

M|LBURN`S

Hanoi NERVE Pills

stairs, and

So Shari oi llrelli lloi Lie llown io Sleep

Mrs. P. J. Chemoif, Sliorrruzrcs, RG., writos:-

“I had been so trouhlcll I could not lie down to

I couldn’t do any hnrli work, or climb the

with shortness of breath sleep.

had nervous anti smothcriug feelings.

and become very wcali.

- I' tried all kinds of medil-inc, hut could go'

no relief until after I had taken three boxes oi M.i1burn’s Heart and Nerve Pills, and slnco then

_ I have foil: better in every way.”

‘ "But f \‘ ry," has his buzz efl rt- vor .uh .1 ui am mi some nom; out up my hy ri.. r. Mia...-o fb. ull. coiiiil-ri; rs, um-2-21-si ply, 'should 1 lose three pnmiesr", ""'°'“°- “"-

1 _

_ FARMER

March 7th-Marc

TUESDAY, Margh

TUESDAY, March

Annual Meeting ofthe Poultry Association.

\‘\"a_v Out for the Poop]

College, Antigoiiisla

THURSDAY, 10.30

Annual llieotiiig of the socizitioii.

THURSDAY, 2 P.

Annual Meeting ofthe

nature oi' lt round table lziting to the Dairy lndu

College.

Matters of Agricultural at each meeting. TRY

WEDNESDAY, 7.30 .

Public Meeting under the auspices of the P. E. L

- Potato Gro\vers’ Association. Address, “Tho

l’li.l_)., idxlviisillii l)<\pul'l

s' week ‘

h 9th Inclusive

PRINCE 0F WALES COLLEGE ASSEMBLY HALL

7th. 2 P. M.

Méeting Swine Growers’ Association.

7th. 7 P. M.

Central i<`a1'n1ci's’ institute,

WEDNESDAY. 9.30 A. lvl. and 1.30 P. M.

P E. I. Co-operative Egg &

P.M

e.” by Rev. M. M. Coady, inonl, S1. l<lran<-is Xavier

A. Nl.

P. E. I. Sheep Breeders As-

M. and 7.30 P. M.

_ _ _ Provincial Dairy1nen’s As-

soc-iatlon. Tile ewiiiiig meeting will be in the

discussion on matters re- stry.

Seed Fair Exhibition in the basement of the

interest will be discussed TO ATTEND.

8116-2-24-27-3-1-4-6-51

VITAI. STA'l`lSTI(`S

Births registered in January in 70,

cities and towns of Canada with ai population of 10,000 and over num- 5 bercd 0.850, deaths 4,357 and mar-i riages 2.069, as coniparcd with '1’,3l1l births, 4,222 deaths and 1,072 mar-‘ riages in .January of last year, show- ing a decline of 6*-'_' per cent in births, an increase of 3 per cent ln deaths and an increase of 5 per cent in marriages. ¢

*`”i""i”" 1

The Rciort Co\1rteou~.~_

The smtp-i1~oi1 merchzint was

trundling his licavilv laden barrow along a very narrow road when he was overtaken by a. soint-wliat eld- erly motor car, the impatient driv- er of which was liooting and toot- ing in his zinxi<~i;.- to get past,

The scrap-iron merchant looked

round at the car, and then at the owner. “All right, nuv'nor" he said “I‘ll call for that i._i:norrov.'!"

C IIURCH ROAD SCIIOOI.

The following is the honor roll oi

Church Road School for January:

Grade X-1, Lottie James. Grade IX-1, Beth James. Grade VIII-1, Evelyn Sanderson, Grade VII (al-1, Ruth Jamoa

and Olive Sanderson, tequall; 2 Earl James and Annie McKinnon tcquall; 3, Adu McKinnon; 4, Danny McKinnon.

Grade VII (bl-1, Lloyd Sander-

.‘lDl'l.

Grade IV (Sr)-1, Herbert San-

derf.on; 2, Earl Sanderson; 3, Reba. McKinnon.

Grade IV <Jr.)--1, Albert Kaneen. Grade IV (Jr.l tb)-1, Elsie Mo-

Ewen; 2, Mildred James,

Grade III-1, Robert Meney. Grade II-1, Alton Sanderson; 2,

Ira Sanderson.

Grade I la)-1, Elsie Sanderson. Grade I (bi-1. Vemon McEwen. C, Larthard-Teacher.

044-V9-*+0 4-0+¢+v ¢<

Easterii locals, 21-. per word; Events, Zc. per word; Ciassiiic

ings, Cards. ctc., 4c. per nam

or to per word. Other rates

)li.nimuin Charge for any

cents,

RATE:-Zc per word, three in-

sertions for thc price of two, strictly payable in advance.

ll` or Sale

CARBOAIII) SUIT.-iIil.E I" () R

linii ouiiioiilies, t-lr lc per

FOR SALE - AUCTION lf0lt'I`\'-

Five, Bridge and Winsl Score Cards. Lluardtin Ccniilil Job Priutery Nov. l-ti.

FOR SALE-A I’I.l:l.\§lTRF. \'.-\CllT

at ltustiro lli\l'l>or_ Or will trade hlinio for small .‘<cln>ouer or vessel about lil) tons, Apply ilo\'.'1n'<i Pllrsey, Lcxii~.g1,on Hotel, Nori-ii imsliga, 1". "l`l-lrphohc con- iioctionz.. 8153-2-27-iii

Wanted

WANTIII) - Z\i()l'll*.l'l.\' SIX OR

sl‘\'1‘n roolnlld limi:-il, Cl-iiirzll. Apply Box il1l_ Li\iar(li,i»i,

3lllll~'.l-'37-Ill

F5 1'*

\VANTEl') - III-I.-\'i`T-TI). FURNISII-

ed or partlv iilriii:-licrl room. Apply “1=‘_" care iliirirtlinn.

8175-2-iii-Iii.

To Let .

FOR. RENT-TWO lIEA'I`Ell. FUR-

nishcri rooms; one has iii'».‘pl'if_'l-. Apply B5 Kaul Si. 8173-!-1111-.ii

“Female Help Wanted

\\'.\NTED-A (SIRI. 'l`(\ hi) l‘\ _\l\‘

cooking. Apply: S",:'.1i‘l~_'-ri.. ii `1~l.

ll'i$'-_F f'T-'ll

iv \.\:'rr.p_-.:v=~"z r-1 .mi-;i» wo-

nz-fi 1"" 1 ‘ lr uf-r Apply ilo\vu;'ll 7:. ilv -i _('11 lldfel, Ncrili l` I’ ld. I. Tclcgilioiie

Central (iuarllizin locals,

go-o44»4+¢-o4+o-44-04+-o-0044+-oo

ig . .. .,

sheet. Guardian Ollirc ti. ,I

dvertising Rates-Payable in Advance

ic. per word; Western and Annoimcemcnts and Coming 11. Ze. er word; ln Memoriam

Notices, 70c. per inch; Lists or Floral and Spiritual Oiler-

c; Letters of Condolence, 701:.

PU illflli Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 'l0c. per inch

on applications. advertisement twenty ~ live

omw»~

Miscellaneous _

YOHN ALFRED ltlcDONALD, PRO- vincial Land Surveyor. Herman- ville, (R. 3, Souris) -

I-JS(`.-\l’I-ll) FROM MY RANCH. A

si‘vcr male fox. Right car D-01, Init, 15-H. If captured. notify, Lzlyton Collin, Morell, P. E. I.

3-1-3L

I-`lSlI'-PRESSI-ID IIAKE 3c LB

Pressed Codfish 4c lb. Dried Cod Bc lb. Ayiwai-cis, 202 Richmond

I st.-cot, also-3-1-ai

SILVER BLACK FOX CAUGIIT-.

Owner' can have same by proving property and paying suitable re- warcl. Evcrct Bovycr, Bunbury.

3190-li

NOTICE - ALI. ARTICLES LEFT

at our store for repairs before December 31st, 1932 if not called for on or before March 15th, 1933 will be sold to cover expenses. Miller l'lrnihcrs. Limited.

B197-3-i-31.

___________-i--1_-

Lost

1.0.41* LAST FRIDAY BETWEEN

l-:il.<1on and Grafton Sts., by way oi Rocliiord St., rt silver bangle hraccict. Finder will be rewarded by leaving at 11 Grafton St.

8182-2-28-2|

Employment Wanted

i-1Xl‘l<IillI~ZN(`EI) GIRL SEEKS

1-n\.;_»lo_\'ii\l~iit at housework. Apply .G1l;\i‘dian. 8150-2-27-Si.

Help \Nanted

EARN U1* T0 S25 OR MORE

weckly, growing mushrooms for us, all spring, in collars or out- huildings_ Illustrated booklet free. Canadian Mushroom Company, Dept. C. P., Toronto lil.

. , R A

_ ..r_._s.

i H. W. Feb. 24-27-Mar.-1.