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’_ Agents Wanted

Wanted

u. MAN FOB ONE HUND- lgklgore county route; this Prov- m“; experience unnec y. no M1115; distribute and collect. would net seventy dollars weekly.

5mm” Mfg, Co., Tomato, Ont. A. W. 3-16-M-4i.

1' 0R WHOLE TIME FAIMER "13,; vfllage agents wanted by Can- adjan Paint 8s Specialty Manufac- turer, Widest and finest line of

wducis. Good commissions. garme; acquaintance more im- pgftflnt than seiiins experience.

f ood reputation between 40 f“? £11 gought. Bturgeons Limited, Tomnm April 11-21.

Miscellaneous

ED McDONALD. PBO- “Qflnlllilvlnand Surveyor, Herman- vflm 87ii0-8-5-lmontb.

w- spreaders arrived. 832-00 ewh-

orde, your; now. W. It. Dennis, m" Post 0mm Chflrlvllemwn- 4655'4'1o'3l‘ (right) kid glove; color, dark grey, wool lined. Please leave at 84 Great For Sue . George Street.

QNOTHER saunas-r ran-rm-

WANTED — CAT WITH NEWLY born Kittens. Phone R. Raymond, 1175. 403l-4-9-daily 1 week.

House for Sale

9s svomzv STREET. SUITABLE for boarders. Terms. McLean s; McKinnon. 4851-4-10-31.

—‘ Help wanted

__________________ EARN S20 AND UPWARDS. GROW. ing mushrooms for us. in cellars and sheds. Illustrated booklet free. Canadian Mushroom, Tor- onto. H. W. April 11-21. _. Lost LOSE-A BUNCH OF KEYS. FIND-

er please leave at this ofilce. 4699-4-1l-2l

________________;___ LOST 0N GOOD FRIDAY. AT 0R gentleman's

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bundle. Guardian Oihce.

” uamwsueosmraun Fmgignaonhandatfluardiaa

office. §i<l" . m1; sate - QUANTITY

recleaned banner oats. ADPlY Wed Hyde. Cornwall.

houses. etc.. Guardian Oiilce.

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gale at Buntiiin 8r Bells Wharf. 2

carlcads of choice Horses. Broken

s1 1.5mm Welling- Double and use 4e7o_‘_u_m_ mo‘ rraivo-casan one/ms. Dominion and DoherW- 0119 "595 Piano. perfect condition. Immed-

tqn McNeili.

iate delivery. Suitable terms. W. H. Dennis. Cnatlottetovigis-‘do-at 4019-4-9-31.

town.

0F ch01“ white fife seed wheat; also

4088-4-11-31.

RD SHEET! FOB BALI. cllnrggygach, suitable for lining hen

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LOST-ONE PAIR 0F SILVER black‘ foxes. tatoo no, left ear of male 32G, right ear 30G. Finder please notify C. S. MacMillan, Mt. Edward Road or Morell Hotel.

4693-4-11-31

Male Help Wanted

WANTED -- MAN r011 FARM work. Neil MacNevin, New Argyle. 4703-4-13-31.

POLICE COURTESY PLANNED FOR TOURISTS IN OHIO

SANDUSKY, 0., April 12-Automo- bile tourists will be treated with a friendly attitude by Sanudusky po- lice in the future. Instead of being called into court for the first viola- tion of minor traffic regulations the tourists will be given "oortesy cards” as a warning.

The cards read:

‘FY1111 have parked your car in a pf ‘ "“ ‘ spiwe and we believe this

Female Help Wanted

IVANTED-A MAID. N0 WASHING. Apply .140 Rochford Street. 4671-4-11-31.

WANTED-TWO GIltLS TO BOARD in private family. Apply Guard- ian. - 4684-4-11-81

CHER RY VALLEY NEWS

The many friends Oi Miss Lottie Carrier. Cherry Valley, are glad to

see her home from the hospital

where sh:- underwent an operation

ior appendicitis.

The many friends of Mr. Edward Fraser. Vernon, are sorry to learn he has entered the City Hospital and

hope ior his speedy recovery.

Mrs. Cyrus Inge and Miss Vera Irving. who spent the past tew

months in the U. S. A. have retum- fld home. '

511101111 the passengers on the Murray Harbor train to the City on Elli-inlay were: Misses Elsie McIn- nls. Ina and Eva Carrier, Hilda Weatherbie. Messrs. James Carrier. William Judson, Wilson McDonald. Filly Clow. Duncan Irving and Sam-l uel Masters.

The many friends oi this vicinity were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Robert Wood, Millview.

Mrs. George Carrier. Cherry Val- lly. was in the City recently.

Mr. and Mrs. John Mclsaac were ‘h! Wests of Mr. and Mrs. George Carrier recently.

The school in this vicinity has 1c- °l>¢l1rd again, after the Easter, holi- illys.

Friends of Mr. Harold Wood, Ver- lion River, are glad to see him home liom the hospital.

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' All orders for Fertiliser sbodd "" lit boobed. Be sure and got our likes on Mixed and Chemicals. Our “Wiles-ls are of highest quality.

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, Proleaoor Iinllnlel "Woo-ma age» (llgatalro). on a rowan ros- lndlvldofl, and Clan Instruction n’ lilo a ‘Lennon '“"'|\PI Kenaingion, IIIIIIIIIOfIIflP and lloiwtoa, M. I.

violation to have been unintentional Kindly accept this courtesy notice as a. suggestion not to repeat the 5i- fense." "

SAFE SPECIALIST. our woakao r011 waorvc. smrwvans, SAID JUDGE

Central Guardian

GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE Confession at Reddin Bros. 4712

IN CUSTODY-Five vagrants, four arrested Saturday and one yesterday arc in the custody of the Police. The men, all belonging to other Provinces have come here in search of work. One comes from British Columbia, one from Ontario, and the others from the Maritime Provinces. The men will probably be sent out of the Province.

1 SERIOUS FIRE-The farm dwell- in! of Mr. Ernest MacLeod of Ver- non River was totally destroyed .by fire on Friday afternoon which broke out about two o'clock. There was no one in the house at the time. Mr. MacLeod and Mr. Roderick Fras- er being engaged in a workshop near by. Their attention was directed to the house by the barking of the dog and they saw smoke issuing from the rcof.. The fire had made such headway before being discovered that despite the efforts of the neigh- bors who hastily gathered, noihing could be done to save the building, which was valued nt about two thous and dollars and on which there was but little insurance. The origin of the fire is unknown. Only a few pieces of furniture were saved.

PERSONALS

Miss Mary MacAulay. R. N., of the Boston City Hospital, has ar- rived home on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. MacAulay, City.

Hon. W. M. Lea, Premier, and Mr. Thane A. Campbell, Attorney Gener- al. returned on Sunday from Ottawa where they attended the interpre- vincial conference.

The many friends of Mr. Ernest MacKay, Charlottetown, will regret to learn that he has entered the P. E. I. Hospital and undergone an operation for appendicitis. and hope for a speedy recovery.

Friends in Charlottetown will be glad to learn that Mr. Edwin J. White who is a student at the Pres- byterian College, Montreal, has se- cured two coveted prizes-the Dow Scholarship and the McVicar Mem- orial Church prize for elocution.

Major D. A. MacDonald returned last week from a pleasant visit to Boston and Ottawa and St. John. In the latter city he attended an en- joyable reunion of returned men of the 1st Canadian Contingent and met many former comrades in the war.

IONDON, A-pril I'll-George Brooks 55. is a specialist in safes.

Sir Ernest Wild, Recorder at Old Bailey police court, paid him that ' compliment, but observed that in- stead of being with a manufactur- ing company, Brooks paid by younger men who planned robberies.

"It is highly desimble that the spec ialist's activities should be curtailed," said Sir Ernest, as he sentenced Brooks to six years in prison.

PINOCHLE PLAYER SEEKS OPPONENTS BY ADVERTISING

LA OREBOENTA, Cal, April, l2- Pinochle champions of barber shops and police stations may be guests of Henry Biescar-Jf they ca? '=1':ni:.l1 Henry with competition.

Having defeated all comers in this lsmall community. Henry was bored ‘lat lack of competition. and inmrted an advertisement in the local news- paper.

“I will play host and I Will fllfnl-ih all the neozssary eats and smokes to a-nyone who will guarantee to make the game interesting to me." the advertisement said.

HOBOES’ PARADISE DESTROYED

PHOENIX. Aria, April l2—From coast-to-ooast where drillers gather, regret is voiced because "Hoboes Paradise‘ of Phoenix is no more. The PIIICC, a 10 foot room located on stilts in the centre o! the stockyards hers was used by hoboes as a lodging place for years but recently it was destroyed by a cigaret firf.

END OI‘ INDIAN PBEDICTED

l PHILADELPHIA, April 10—Wit.hir1 ‘the next generation the American Indian will virtually disappear‘ through intennarriage with the white ‘race, according to m. Ales Hardlicka curator oi’ the physical anthropology of the National miseum at Weshins- ‘ton. Dr. Hrdlicka spoke at the Wag- ner Prea Institute.

TWO GENT GIBABD STAMP ASKED

MANY HAPPY RETURNS-Mrs.‘ W.l.liam ‘Iralnor was receiving the congratulations of numerous friends Friday, the occasion being her 89th birthday. She is a consistent me1n- ber of the United Church.

DON'T MISS SEEING "Mrs. Plp-

SUSPECT ATTEMPTED BREAK —P0licc suspect that an attempt was made to break into the residence of Mr. W. C. S. McLure, M. P., Long- worth Avenue. Tracks of some un- known person or persons have been found 111 the vicinity ofthc house,

are at present in Ottawa.

Apply .\Il11nr1l'a Llnlmr-nt tn ruin.

Church Services

B.D., of Monctcn, occupied the p111- pit of Zion Church on Sunday. and delivered two earnest and impressive sermons, taking in the morning the subject "The Meaning of the Res- urrection." The choir rendered the

Mrs. Sutherland McLean.

In the evefilllfl the Rev. S. J. Muc- Arthur took as his subject "'I‘l1c Meaning of Jesus." John 1. verses 1 to 4. Jesus answers the question “what is God like?” He kindlcs n sense of God's presence in life, also revealing that we have a living God and Saviour. The Lord of life 1s not an absentee but an ever present L011. 8s proved by the Resurrection. The choir rendered the anthems "They have taken away my Lord,"by Steiner. and “Hallelujah. Christ is

Mr. s. P. Duffy f

The death of Mr. s. 1=. Duffy oc-J curred on Saturday afternoon at his‘

to his wide circle oi friends.

Dufiy resided hero all his life, and. carried 011 n confectionery buoincanl for many years.

lie is survived by his wife. and by seven children. Loyola, James, 11111111.

ing at 10 o'clock from Si. Iluzzstnn}. Basilica. thence to the Roman Catli- ollc_ Cemetery. i

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“Lord Wlth Me Abide".

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Skin Treat-

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BIRTHS FERGUSON-At the P. E. I. Hospi- tal. April 12. to Mr. and Mis. Melvin Ferguson, Dunstaffnage. a daughter.

HODGSON-At the P. E. I. Hospital, April 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hodgson, a son.

MACDONALD-At the P. E. I. Hos- pital. April 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Theo MacDonald, Covehead Road. a rcn.

DEATHS,

DUFFY-hi this city. April 11th. Stephen P. Duffy, aged 48 years. Funeral from his late residence. Prince St. this morning at l0 o'clock to St. Dunstanb Basilica.

thence to R. C. Cemetery.

FENNESSEY-In this city April 10th. Alice Fcnnessey, aged 83 years. Funeral this morning at 8.45 from the Sacred Heart Home to St. Dun- stan's Basilica, thence to R. C. Ccm- ctery.

BARRET-In this city. April l2. Ernest M. Barrett, aged 5'1 years. Fu- neral from his late residence Tucs- daly, April 14. service at 2 o'clock, funeral leaving at 2.30. Interment People's Cemetery.

IN MEMUBIAM

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Relflbffludt ‘for any 11icturc—$l,250.00O."

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cr in the adult the craving I wami _ text was Rev. 110. "I was in the w I mm it and nothing “.111 Slam. 1Ca11n1l1 1 spirit on the Lord's Day." He strcss- ' '

in your way from obtaining that dc-Il CAPE TOWN‘ S‘""“'~Il cd the danger of present day tcnd- ‘°' '

no, Lazinras. Mr. Raymund ]l0ll1i€Ll' and“ the love of pleasure and m’: o11t was one of our greatest l11111di- “f love of gain and the responsibility mpg and u, 01,911.01“. 11 we 11,1151 =11 of Christian people in the matter. “.011; ov¢1-1;._-.m' m“; 1.0111 dny mid He declared that it should be ob- 1.11.1111 11 we ‘mum grhyvvo surc ‘ served as a day of rest and as a M1; Rmmcnq mm 0i‘ r1 prn day c-f worship and the maintennncrhyp,» worked from 5 o1 * '

Standard‘ Of Book Productlo Steadily Impro

(Canadian Press) LONDON. April 12-1111: fine print: ing of special editions is having a. re- markable effect in raising the whol ‘i . standard of book moductiozr, says ._',I “Y5- ‘lfillll Clldlllilrc -- the London edition of the Manchest- lOlivrr Yozmkor ‘m. Guardian‘ wmmemmg on a m_ V111. n. Culcs 1.00M... Exhibition of books hem Bu,

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