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Come To The I-‘lddling and Dancing Contests At Summerside on the Evenings of

VIIDIISDAY AID TllllISIIAY, Milli. 21, 22.

Open to Residents of Prince County. I0 AG! LIMITS.

PRIZES

r-IDDLERS DANCERS

. ' MEN LADIES

1st $50-00 Cash 1st $10.00 1st $10.00

2nd $25.00 Cash 2nd Q 5.00 2nd S 5.00

3rd $15.00 Cash 3rd Pair Shoes 3rd Pair Pumps 4th 010.00 Cash contributed contributed

Special Prize for Most Original Stunts $10.00 in Gold

, Contributed.

Also a number of special prizes. And s Championship Medal to the Winning Fiddler.

Full Expenses Refunded to Contestants

ADMISSIONS (Tax Included)

Capitol Theatre and Market Hall RESERVED SEATS 75c. RUSH SEATS 50c Out of town parties wishing reserved seats are ad- vised te write to the Secretary promptly fer reservations. Evening trains for the West will be held at Summer- side till 11.00 P. M. on both evenlhqs. ‘

Special trains will be run from Borden to Summerside on both days leaving Borden 1 P.M.,Albsny 1.13. Kinkora 1.23. Emerald 1.85, Freetown 1.50. Kenslnsten 2.05, arriving Summerside 2.25 and leaving Summerside on return at 11.00 P. M.

REGULAR FIRST AND SECOND CLASS RETURN FARES

Performances start at 7.30 sharp each evening, ca... testants will please send their entries at once to the Sec- retary. Watch the papers for further particulars. Pm. eeeds go to the P. E. l. Publicity Association to help ad- vertise the Province as a Tourist Resort.

P. E. I. PUBLICITY ASSOCIATION

PRINCE COUNTY BRANCH Address-R. E. ELLIS, Secretary, summersldq

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In Memoriam

M RS. NATHAN MacMiLLAN

her daughter Sarah Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Frank Bovycr of Coveheild. and her five sons, Edmund, Ben- jamin, Kenneth, Ephraim and George. who are all married and After n comparatively brief ill- ssiilcd in Ccvcllssli- Also s num- hesh Mm Nathan MaoMnlan of her of’ grandchildren, all of’ whom Covchead, P. E. m, born Elizabeth were srcstly attached to her. The Jane Rodd, passed to her heavenly-Pam“! “"115 V91’? 1171118 10 8111-11669 rest onroh. 17th, 192e, Ln the sev- dcsr nnss- the lsrnily tics this sun- hhhyhhvehth ye," of he, ugh A tie mothers love have wrought kind and home-loving soul, Mrlsfiilrcunh the ysnrs ‘bolus unusually Maoliilllan had lived all her marl-ied_‘11'°11g- T119 1111191111 997111419 W91“ life of over fifty years in Covehoad,‘°°11l1l1°1°‘1 11? 11111‘ 111151-1111 R91" T111111 H116 and hor bereaved husband hav-‘A- 117115011- ‘"1"’ 11198911,,“ 17111111119 lllg celebrated the fiftieth zlnniver-,1°X1'N11m11°l' 23- 10- 1191- 1119 (119 nary of their wedding ‘day on lllefliglft gizflheifiilégelhlqikzi-Tvhawait-ling!’ 21st iloccnlber last. She mot her ' - ' ' earthly end wifil n patient chriatlanfbel‘ 11559111111911 11¢ 1191' 11114? 1191119 111 confidence in the lovo and care and 5111111 0i 1110 001d lilld ‘stormy ‘wea- wiso ruling Oillll‘. Father in llcavcmiher- 111111 1191' 19111111115 W11" 15-111 and trust in her Savior. She was “lverenuY 1° 19515 111 1119 CMBBMTY‘ (lomfortod too in hcr last llines by ‘(lgvséghe-Iii-lmczigingiiii] $21211: W3: the resonce of all her children] ‘ 11 - ‘ 111* W and {Jheir ffllllilfi/S about her. MrslMe-‘lllrs 5111111115 1111M» 1311195 h1arr.\ll‘llan was the daughter of theiflughefi- Jas- R- 11/111111111111111- 11911159 latt Edmund Rodd of Winsloe; rind Bssrlsw» James Duck W1 Hnrmllll it was from hnr Winnloc homo that 111°11'11- - she ‘cams a.'bl'ld'e"l56"COi/'ehead in; 1815f ‘of a largo family of sisters! Mll- ARTEM/ils

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_ALL EXPENSES will be re- tunded to ovary competitor in the old-time Fiddlers and Dsncilli 9°11 test in Stimmerelde next Wednes- day and Thursday. 8788-4-17 3i

_.KENSONGTON. Bummorflold Clifton Circuit for April 18th. Preaching service at Clifton, roads permitting at 11 a, m. at Kenning-

qvon LATI, wssrsnn uawsh

ton 3 p. m. Sunday Sebool at Ken»

sington 2 p. m.

-—lF YiOU WANT TO HEAR a man make the nddle talk, be at. the oldtlme flddlere fionteet next Wed- nesday and Thursday in ummer- side. ' 8788-4 17-31

—GUARD|AN OFFICE. _. The Guardian's Western Ofllce is now located iin the McNeil»! Building. Water SL, Summerelde, where sub- scriptions, nowu or advertising will be received. The phone number is

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--AN ENGRAVED GOLD medal and $50 will he given to Prince Countys Champion old-time fiddler Other prizes in proportion. Next

merside. 8783-4-17-31

_...._ —-ALL THE OLD TIME popular

steps wllil be shown at the Old- time Dancing Competition next Wednesday and Thursday in Sum- merslde, 8788-4-17-31 |

--ENTER‘I'AINMENT A SUC- cEfiSw-The‘ Easter entertainment in the Strand Theatre, Kensin-g- ton. was held there on Tuesday night, and was classed among the very ‘beat that have been held. Mr. James Pendergast, with a tact that

ence most acceptably presided and maintained the spirit of enjoyment. The program comprised: 1, intro- ductory remarks, chairman; 2, Lily Drill, Eileen MoKenna, Blanche Hughes, Myrtle Hughes, Margaret Stewart, Margaret McMahon, Kath- erine Murphy, Gertrude Gillls, Doris Higgins, Alberta Kelly; 3, address, Rev. W. E. Monnghan, subject. "Tour Through Europe"; 4, piano solo. Mr. Owen ‘Murphy; 5 recita- tion afld tableaux, 9 little girls; 6, vocal duet, “Come Holy Spirit," .\1rs. Harry Bowness, Mrs. James Pendergnst; 7, piano duet, Miss M. Ready and Mr. O. Murphy; 8, violin solo, Miss Gertrude Gillls. Sale of candy. 9. comedy drama, New Annan iDramatlc Club; 10. piano solo, Mr. 0. Murphy; 11, re- citation, Mlss Reta McLellan; 12. vocal duet, Mrs. Jns. Pendergast and Mrs. H. L. iBowness; 13, Rain- bow Fairy Drill, girls’ tableaux. The musical, the literary, and the dramatic selections were cnpitally rendered, and most acceptably ell- joyod. But the most important part of the program was the thrill- ing address of Rev. Father Monu- ghsn. In vision he spirited his audience from Halifax across the‘ Atlantic to Liverpool, London. Cork, Dublin, Killarney, Edinburgh and many places of interest in the "British isles. ln London they had the rare privilege of S801flg__th8 funeral ofQuQolLAlexandrafrom a point of vantage. They also saw the principal battlefields of the

MOFFATT

and brothers, she is ‘survived by; '

only one sister Eleanor, resident 1n.‘ 111' 1119 11911111 01 i141‘- 51191111111 Stanhope. widow of the late JohneMoflwtt- which occurred 'wedn'"'”‘, MfldLllllflllill, She loaves ‘lo mourn,i111Y- "1'- 1115 1101119 ‘111 New 0138mm their. loss her beloved husbaniLand 91199113 C0111"? 11115 1°91 011° °1 115 __ ‘mos; prominent and progrossivei

farmers, and Pli-lnce Edwalrrld lslnndi has last an agr cnJturlst w ose lab-‘ IN TROUBLE ‘

our and knowledge made for the ' '3l.1VBUC6lIl-Bl1l., not only of the local ' "We" "'- 1' "I" rs- rlty in which he resided, but sJeo

for assistaues. If ws employ an for the who“ provmcm ‘“°"'Y- 1" ""1" l" 11" It"! i Although be lied reached the si- °' ' °11Y'1°1"- "1 "m" 111M" noted span of life, yet, he appeared the nus-lion c! rrloe loss not l0 be still in the prime of his man- °11"" "l" ‘"""'1'1""""i- I" hood and the vigor of his days. He Important than that vs he was so alert. energetic and vital, ‘ serially nsrnful to when we u- that it would seem that he had, n-n-t that melt erosion- al Ist- imany yeam of usefulness still be,‘ era's lifts, eur Eyesight. [org Mm, ,‘ 0hr laellltles fer diagnosing and correcting eye troubles, era unsurpassed; we have every 1e. strement devised by selanee at

in his passing one of the finest type of ‘Island citlzenshtp hi8 gone

it is not too much to state that and Mrs.

to his eternal rewartL-one who|durlng intermission for

Great War. They visited Rome. Vcnlco, Milan, Mt. Vesuvius, whore they were in the crater of this volcano Bllld Just escaped. an ex- plosion. They enjoyed the rare privilege of an audience with the Pope. They visited St. Peter's and other principal magnificent churches of the city, as well as the catacombs and many most interest- ing and important places. They could have spent many ‘more days in instructive eight-seeing. but de- mands on their time elsewhere forced them to abbreviate. The return voyage was the roughest trip ever experienced by the cap- tain of the Aquitania. The accom- papists of the musical selections were Miss Ready and Mr. Murphy; (Dr.) Glliis and Miss Ready furnished some choice musl-

-EV|ERY.BODV ls coming to the

t! oin- Time ‘manning and nsnoins.

Contest in Summerslde next Wed. nssday and Thursday. 8782-4-17-81

--RETURNED FROM CHAR. LOTTETOWN-dlfr and Mu.‘ P. L. Cash returned home to Graham's Road. after spending ten days vac- ation in the capital, where they Karo guests at the Revere ‘Hotel.

--MANY SPLENDID Mixes (or ‘foodies and Gentlemen rrDancers at the Oldtllne Flddling and Dancing Contest in Summer-side next Wed- nesday and Thursday,

—-SEND IN YiOUR RESERVA- TION for seats early for the old- time lFlddiers and Dancing Com- petition in lSummeslde. iPlnn opens Mbnday. Reserve seats 75c. Rush seats, 60c. 8788-4-17-31

—SPECIAL TRAIN FARES.— ln connection witlh the special train running from Borden to Sum-- marslde for Fiddlers’ ‘Contest both first and second class fares will surly. '

-—GUARDIANS ON SALE at. the Guardian's Western Office in the McNeil! Building. Summersids ev- ery day.

—FlRE AT TIGNISH -A‘boul 2 ‘a, 111., Mornday, citizens of Tignlsh were aroused from their eluinbers by the shrill whistle of a Rinrliway ‘engine. On investigating the cause of such an uproar they discovered ‘that a barn in the west end of the town belonging to ‘Mr. Francis Bernard was enveloped in flames. with the wind blowing a hurricane from the southwest at the time it was rather a disconcerting situa- gon, especially forlitlflao whose

ltuatlon was adjoining. lNef-ghbors ‘immediately ‘hurried to ‘the scene but found i; iimpoesfblle to rescue the stock which consisted of a honee and cow. Through the effici- Ient work of the well organized 1m- provemeut Society's fire crew the buildings of Messrs Edward Mc- {Grath and Austin McDonald ‘were ‘saved despite the fact. that some of them were not more than fifty feet from the burning building. Durln-g the fire four men were ap- pointed to each ward ‘to see that the burning clnders, that were lbe- ring driven in all directions by the force of the wind would be pre- Vented from starting another blaze. We are pleased to say their efforts were successful, thanks to onganlz- ation.

—€-—<oc-—-- PERSONALS

—-Rev. Dr. Gonge returned last week from n short trip to Halifax. where he visited his sou ‘ and daughter, who are taking Acndcntlc courses. K. ‘

--Mr. Glly Murray of Charlotte- towin nladc a business trip to Kcn~ sington on Tuesday. K.

—-—Mlss M-innie Mullh; who visit- ed her former home in Kenslngton returned on Monday Ito Hamilton,

‘K.

ilhAiLlFiAX, April lfi-Quofations furnished by Johnston and Ward, ‘Mlembers of the Montreal Stock Exchange: . -At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. . 126% American Can, Co. .. Am. Car and Fdy Co. Am. Locomotive Co. 97 Am. Smelt. and dtefng. Co. . . 114 Union Bag and ‘Paiper ‘Co. . 32

_ ‘i6 Butte and Sup. Min. ‘Co. 137% Anaconda ‘Cop, Min. Co.

42% Canadian Pacific Co. . . . . . . . 154% US. Cast iron Pipe and Fdy.

‘Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 N.Y. Cen. and l-lud. Riv. RR... 121% Cliha Cane ISugar Pifd. 41% Consolidated ‘Gas Co. .. . 91% ‘International lPaper Co. 45%

cal selections on violin and piano sale of

Standard Oil-of New Jersey Mis. Kan. and Tex. Ry.

89% 203%

8788-4-17-3L and Walsh. ‘Mr. Louis ‘Dougsn ect-

Eaetern Guardian

--°EASTIIN AGENT. --llr. J. W. Mundpqk ls new Guardian ll- suit in llontssne and will be plena- 9d to reeelvs nova items. “volt-ll-

IIQUDMTAQU‘ HORSI RACES Wednesday, Aulust 18th. ' 80384-104“

Jeulaasanviuue HORSE nac- ES, Wednesday, July. 7th. awsa-s-le-si

..'TO SING FIRST MASS-Al. St. lexle Church, Rollo Bay. on sul y, April l-lth, ‘Rev. Merlin E. Mochri-hy was elevated to the dig- nlty.'of the priesthood by -}-lis lord-

Rev. il-‘stheie Callaghan ‘Munaghau

lug as ‘Master of Ceremonies. Rev. Father McCarthy will sing ‘his first ‘solemn Mass on Sunday n61; in 8t. Alexis Church. -

..'NORTH SIDE ITE‘MS—- Mr. D. J. iMcDonald, ‘St. Andrews. paid l. visit to Moroll ‘last ‘weelc-The people of the North Side, srejius- lly engaged ~ shipping potatoes.- Congratulatlons are extended ‘to Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ronald Oll-Ianley on ‘The arrival of a new baby girl.- Mrs. J. ‘P. McIntyre and son ‘El- mer, were vlsltons to Scotch Fort last week-Miss Rita McIntyre had the misfortune of getting ‘her hand badly bitten iby a vicious dog. The awner however, took the precau- ‘tforl of shooting the dog immedi- ately after the accldenh- Mrs. Frank ‘McIntyre and daughter Mary, were visitors to Blooming Point last week,

HWORTUNE-The many friends of Mr. Chester Burke _wlll be pleas- ed to know that his recent opera tlctn for appendicitis in the P. E. island Hospital was successful-—- Mlss Bertha ‘McKle who was in Charlottetown taking hospital ‘treat- ment for throat trouble has return- ed m her home-Tho Fortune L841- les‘ Add bald a supper at the home of Mus. Harry Burke, Tuesday ev- ening, April 6th. About sixty guests took supper. The menu was pronounced to be “Par excell- cnce" and about 818.00 was realiz- ed.-—Al_nong the past Lenten festivi- ties was a very enjoyable dance ivon in Bear River South by tho Women's lIn-stltute. The music was ‘xcellent, some splendid musicians being present-in fact "Ye Old Time Fiddlers’ Contest" would have ‘teen graced ‘by one of them only that the age limit disbarred him.- Mr. Douglas Aitken is at present haulhlg home the frame of what W875 one time the English Church. $001115. This was purchased by Mr Altken‘ from Mr. Ernest Din‘:- well who had bought ‘lg from the War Veterans and is in splendid condition. — with. Hurry Burke. Bay Fortune, ‘was a. passenger to Charlottetown, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Burke intends spending a ihOTiV808l10l1 among friends.

..'AN A-PPREOIATIOM- The girls of the Georgetown NiBllt School waited on their sewing teacher Mrs. G. W. Hlbbett on Tuesday evening April 6th and Miss Marion Douglas on ihehulf of llhe girls read the (oi-lowing nil- dross: Dear Mrs. Hlbhett: Your ef- forts with the Sowing Class of the Georgetown Night School are draw ing to aclose. We the members who .haive ‘benefited so greatly und- or your instruction feel-that we cannot part this evening without expressing in some slight manner our gratitude. We are just now coming to realize all that this splendid‘ course has meant and wi‘ll mean to us. iWe appreciate very deeply the unselfish spirit which prompted you t0 sivs of your time and labour so willingly in order that we might be better fitted to take our places in life. Throughout the entire course you have been very patient and pains- taking with us in nlil our efforts. Truly you have exemplified the spirit of l-lim who went about con- tinually doing good. As a slight tdken of our appreciation we ask you to accept this little gift not for its value, but rfor the feeling of sincere tfhanlts which it conveys. Mrs. Hiiibot. although taken by

ship‘ Bishop Obesity, ‘assisted 117 ‘Qonvenor, MissViMoGrath prepared and ,

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both financially and artistically. To those teklss lpart in we ‘performance and time helping C. W. In, we are in- deed {pteful and it l; an encourage- ment o ourworili to have such service so cheerfully and generously given.

whisa: parties ‘were held in our rooms which netted a considerable amount to our finances. The spacial commit- tees who had this feature of our pro- gram in charge did excellent work and provided very enjoyable pastime for our ‘patrons. - The several standing committees of

cellent wqlgk ‘which will ‘be ‘presented in detallhy thelr respective convenors. 0n ‘the Education Committee, the

arranged the Rapid Calculation exam- inations hold in all classes of Notre

School and Queen Square School and for which prizes -were given by this Sub-Division. ‘She also ably super- Notre School gir . A gold coin for Latin in Queen ‘Square School and Philoso-

given as usual.

The report of Mrs. Cssey_ Convener of Social Service WIHBlIOW a splendid activity. To the caring for the ‘poor and sick. the protection of unfortun- ate homeless girls, the supervision of St. Zita Clulb, was added at Christmas time a feature so successful that we are sure l-t will ‘be repeated each year with evor growing success. I refer to the sending of Christmas dinners to the poor. This ‘work which was

operation of memiberg of St. Dunstan’;

fowl, meat, vegetables, pudding, gro- ceries, fruit and candy, also generous parcels of clothing to those requiring such. A Christmas tree in Rosary Hall for poor children was also a suc- cess, over 200 children receiving a useful gift as well as fruit and candy. The Social Service Committee are to be commended on the supervision of this work.

The Juvenile Welfare Convener, Miss Dorsey, proved very efllclent in this department and under her care

organized early in the school year with a large membership. On her re- tiring rln December the work ‘was con- tinued ihy Mrs, McKearney. Socials were held every three weeks and pro- vided amusement for the students un- der careful cllaperonage. During the Lenten season the club held (‘chutes

a ‘week, and as every menvber ilnd to take an active part in his ‘in n, it proved of much ‘benefit, inasmuch as freedom of delivery and ease of man- ner in public speaking ‘was attained in several cases and materially assist- ed in many others.

‘Mrs, (Dr.) J. E. Blanchard, Conven- or of Committee to care for Aged Poor and ‘Mentally Deficient was at- tentive ‘to this work. Being appointed in December she immediately arrang- ed _for Christmas treats for the in-

wood Hospital. Religious irrtltrlos were

matter.

Early in August, 1925, n czlmp was

hcid at (‘orran Ban for ‘tho 1st and 2nd Charlottetown (iOllllillfllflil Girl Guides with your qprol-ildcni acting as camp commandant. There were Jill guides and six officers in attendance and two iprofitaible weeks were spoilt under canvas ill ideal surroundings with a church near-by whore the Holy Sacrifice of-the Mass was celebrated each Sunday and twice each sveek as well as the devoted priest of Charlotte- town, R-t. Rev. Maurice ‘MacDonald and Rev. J, B. ‘Milclntyre parish priest of Trncadie, A concert was given while in camp lly the guides in Corran Ban Hall which ht-Ipcll dsfruy the expense of their outing. There is at present a vacancy in the officers rank of those two companies which lt becomes our duty to fill. ‘ The retiring officers, ‘Miss Jenkins, Miss Pineau and ‘Mos Walsh severed their connection with the Girl Guide organization ‘with mutual regret, and the gratitude of the C. W, L, and of all Girl Guides is here publicly extended these young ladies who for two yclirs worked consclenclously andefllciclllly‘ as others, and won love and esteem of all with whom they wore associat- ed. lt will lbs hard to replace them, but ‘let us hope that the example of devotion they showed will serve to stimulate some other generous minded young Indian to help Ila in this splen- id ‘work among the younger girls.

‘During the winter months, weekly ~

our Sub-Division have also done ex- ,

Dame Academy, Rockford Square

vised the ‘Prize Essay contest between ‘ 8 and ‘Rockford Square ‘

phy in St. Dunstan’; University ‘were \‘

made possible ‘by the enthusiastic co- - congregation, supplied fifty dinners of ,

the Catholic Collegian Clwb ‘was re- ,

on various interesting subjects once '

mates of the Infirmary and Falcon-

provided ‘where necdcd, also rcntling

h I ERE lenmsewhereM that this

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it you will ask the Mutual Mutual Book of derful _ _ what t e Mutual principle

WM or

I H. A. 135 Kent Street

Expected to Pay for 20 Year. Finished in 14

for Si, liflgggiglg of ISBZNI‘:

he was given 88.26, instead ol beinguked to pay his 102d

This l' holderlsnoexeeption. Every golicyhopltzlelef-yof the enrne age who took n 20 Pay Life

and is feeling just as happy.

Mutual Life profits are more than a promise. Th an: actual, genuine facts, as

Results. it shows the Mutueis won. fit record for the past 45 years. It shows

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