THURSDAXL

of T0-DAY $4.

l-lcrc-‘s a ("nnrldizln made hat, ﬁne felt, smartest snap

brim, shown in Blue Grey Fawn and Pearl-and

these arc not "dusted colors"! Perfect in style—new as 10dil_\'—-Z1f1d yours for _

$4.00

nel connecting Glen Alden Coal , . Company holdings here this month. I HAZELTON, Pa, April 21 lU. P.l— The WClrk of cutting the last 64 zmgineers expect to complete the feet of solid stone in the tunnel W85

HUGE TUNNEL NEARLY DONE

, {byes-mile $3,000,030 drainage tun- started early this month.

“ ANNOUNCEMENT

Enman ’s Drug Store

Ilas reopened for business. tended to, please address to _

Enmanis Drug Store

This store has been thoroughly renovated-and wo arc now ready to serve our customers as in the past.

Mr. Charles Arthur, a competent druggist, will bo in charge.

All mail orders promptly at-

This store is headquarters for Fox Remedies.

Service Is Our Motto

47l6-4-14-tts for 2 weeks.

TA IL ORING

Personal appearance means everything to you.

A Good Fitting Suit

ls a beautiful thing. your appearance.

A poor ﬁtting garment really spoils Call and see the difference.

Have your Spring Suits and Overcoats dry cleaned, tho

only kind of cleaning. Also hats cleaned and blocked like new.

J. P. McPHERSON

TAILOR AND CUTTER. l SUMlVIER STREET,

SUMMERSIDB.

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WestemCaardian

—SALI‘ Ill-RING 1'01‘ lobster bolt

for oalc at moods. 0014-22-21 ._.._...

-I'UI.NI'I'IIBE. new stock, lowest

prlcoo at Bruce's. (0014-22-21

—IOIIN HOOD H.017! 001d and guarantood by loading dealers ovary- wllol-o. ,

—C. C. M. BICYCLE! all models. and sisos, $20.50 to $89.00 at Bruce's.

4901-4-22-21

-R A K E S, WHEELBARROWS. shovels, spades, garden and lawr. seed, sold at Bruce's. 4001-4-02-21

-BRACE'S IS A GOOD PLACE to buy furniture, and save money. 4935-4-25-21.

—FOR. SALE-Carriage, ‘Frock wa- gon, Massey Harris Plough No. 2, 2 sets harness. Mrs. Millie John- stone, Kensington. 4930-4-22-21

—R-M PUPPY MEAL contains Meat, Bonemeal. Flshmeal, Milk Yeast, Iodized Salt. Order now at Bruce's. 4901 4 32 2i

-—ESCOND HAND PIANO are I100 to be considered when you can buy a. new one at ouch a. low prico at Bruce's. 0014-32-21 ...._.._..

-BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES- Sunday, April 20th. Preacher, Rev. A. G. Crowc, Central Bcdeque in the morning at 10.45 and in the evening at 7.30 pan.

—FOR SALE-Desirable location for retired farmer wanting the ad- vantages of the thriving town of Sum- merslde, with side walk, three quar- ters acre of land, dwelling and new fox ranch, exempt from town taxes,

ten minutes walk from school, churches and stores. .1. G. Baker, Summerslde. 4910-4-22-21

—WEEKLY WRIST-The weekly whlst of the C. M. B. A. was held on Mbnday evening in St. Paul's Hall. The prize winners were, Ladies first Mrs John McInnls; Consolation, Mrs Charles Cahlll, Gentlemen, first Mr. Joseph Richard; consolation, Mr Fred Gallant-AS

—VlS11l‘fNG IN BOSTON-Mrs J. H. Gaudet left on Monday morning for a months visit to Boston, New York and Philadelphia. She was ac- companied as far as Moncton by Mr. Gaudet, who returned on Tuesday ev- ening-S

v years of age. Mrs DesRoches was a

—DEA'1‘H 0F ELDERLY RESI- DENT-There passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs Arthur Gaudet, at Miscouche on Sunday night, Mrs Mary DesRoches, at 74

life long resident of that vicinity and was very highly esteemed my a. large circle of friends. There are left to mourn four daughters namely-Mrs James Morrell of Maiden, Mass, Mrs John Gaudet 0f Bloomfield, Mrs Phil DesRoches of Miscouche, to all of whom much sympathy is extended. The funeral tok place from thehome of her daughter to the R. C. Church and Cemetery at Misoouche-S

—PRETTY WEDDING-A pretty wedding was solemnized on Tuesday morning at '1 o'clock in St. Paul's Church, Summerside, when Mia Mary Agnes Aresnault, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph 0. Arsenault of Summerside was united in marriage to Robert Austin Kinch, son of Mr and Mrs Peter J. Kinch, of 5t. Louis. Rev. George McDonald performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial Mass. The bride, who was chamingly attired in a dress or midnlsht blue with beige coat and chls hat to match

was attended by Miss Agnes Kinch

4669-4-11-14-16-31 for 2 weeks.

FEKTILIZERS

SERVICE QUALITY

Use your own judgment about using Chemicals or Mixed Fertilizers. There are many practical farm- ers and other expert authorities strongly supporting each. We will sell you what you want and when you want it.

When buying for boat arrival insist that your dealer place your order with an organization which will deliver qualify and high class mechanical condi- tion- We supply both. All our Fertilizers, except ni- trate and ammonia, are ground, screened and bagged in Charlottetown just before being shipped to you. If your dealer cannot supply you write us direct.

Remember, it will cost you only about $1.00 more per acre to obtain your Chemicals for your potato crop from our supply now in Charlottetown than from our supply to arrive by boat- Figure it out for your-

Our prices are the lowest. Our Our mechanical condition the best.

Better to buy from us now than wish you had.

The Island Fertilizer 0o. Ltd.

Charlottetown, P. E- I. “Island Goods for Island Growers”

quality excellent.

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'sister of the groom. The bridesmaid wore o. dainty dress of green. Mr. Theodore Arssnault, brother of the

ding party wero entertained at the homo of tho bride's parents bofcro the bride and gloom left for 5t. Louis their future homo. A reception was given in their honor at tho homo of the groom's parents upon their ar- rival. Previous to tho wedding, Milo Arscnault was tendered a mlocollan oouo shower at her homo on Friday evening when sho was tho nscipient o1 many lovely gifts cf silver, linen and other useful presents. Refresh- ments wcrc served by her girl friends mlsic and dancingmado tho evening pass very pleasantly-S

PERSONALS FMr Sherlcn of Crapaud was a. week end visitor to SummersldoP-S

_M;- Gem-go qrocn of Bodoquc, was a visitor to Summsrsldc this week-S

—Mrs Maurice Bowen of Summer- side is visiting friands in Boston. Mass-B

.4...- and m» Benjamin’ Mills a Bt. Eleanor: were visitors to Sum- mersidc On ‘Tuesday-B

-'-Mks Horton, who has been visit- ing 1n. Boston, Mass, for the winter months has returned to her home in Summerslde-S

_M|‘g GeorgojRobinson has return- ed to her home in Summerside from an extended visit to Moncton, N- 5-. and Charlottetown, where she visited her daughters, Mrs Donald: and Mrs Golden-S

-Miso Martin of Emerald, accom- panied by Miss Deighau, entered the Prince County Hospital and under- went a. serious operation on Tuesday. Her many friends will be pleased in learn that she is doing as well as cﬂ-n be expected-S '

-Mh' Paturel has returned to Sum- merslde from an extended visit to his home in Miquelon. He is one of the largest loivster packers in Sum- merside and is preparing for the lob- ster season which opens on MAW lit —S

Eastern Guardian mnvsnvnonx onmxs Mac's Hop Ale. 4608-4-8-11-13-18-22-25-29.

..'NOTICE.—I have Jskcn’ over the Shoe Repairing business for- merly owned by Mr. John McLeod. All work will be done‘ satisfactorily and my charges are moderate. Cor- nelius Gallant, Cardigan.

’ 4943-4-23-21. ..__.______.____. GREENWICB INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of the Greenwich Women's Institute was held a... March 2am at the homo of lvllrs Earl Maclowen with eight mem- bers in attendance. Meeting opened with the Ode. Roll call was answered by members paying o, fee of five cents Minutes of last meeting were then read and approved. The usual rou- tine cé business was carried out. A six months programme was submitt- ed by Secretary, and after a. short dlscussionit was decided to adapt it. It was also decided to send for same. An interesting and instructive dem- onstrution on sowing which was much a;.\"ciated by all was elven by the president, Mrs Sutherland. Mrs with Sanderson invited members to her home for next meeting. Roll call to be answered by a Verso 0n M03191"! Day. A dainty lunch was served by

hostess. After tendering hostess a hearty vote of thanks meeting was adjourned.

MORGAN AT DICKINSON AGAIN

OARLISLE, P8... April 21 (U. P.)- Dr. James Henry Mofﬂln has re- turned to his former post as presi- dent of Dickinson Colleg pending se- lection of a successor to the late Dr.

bride supported the groom. The weld-

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Clover Seed .

Old English Canadian grown Clover Sood

Vegetable and Flowar Celebrated Hsozardh Turnip Seed.

CARTER &

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Farm and Garden Seeds

A full supply of fresh

Improved and Millpond Swede Wholesale and Retail].

Mervin Grant Filler.

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headquarters in the Mari-

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Seed Wheat Socd Oats Barley, Buckwheat,

Field Peas, Votches Fodder Corn, ﬁe.

Seeds including Carter's

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Faces Deficit

TREASURER OI‘ AUSTRALIA AT TIME 0F FINANCIAL STRESS. MR THEODORE PLANS BIG ISSUE OI‘ FIDUCIARY NOTES

Hon. Ildward Granville Theodore has played an important part in the later acts of the Australian drama. Formerly premier of the state of Queensland, he entered the Com- monwealth political arena in 1927. When the Labor Party was returned to power under Prime Minister James Scullln in October, 1939, Mr. Theodore entered the Common- wealth Cobinet as treasurer and deputy minister.

But echoes of the days in Qlleens- land came to embarrass Mr. Theo- dore. He was eventually forced to resign the trcaouroship. when the present Queensland Government commenced civil action against him to recover damages. A royal com- misolon had declared that "fraud and dishonesty" entered into the pur- chase of the Munsana coal mines by the former Theodore government. Mr. Theodore stoutly denied the charges.

But after the 1930 Imperial 0on- ference, when the prime minister re- turned to find things politically and financially in a worse muddle than before, he took Mr. Theodore back into the cabinet. Mr. Theodores services ‘were too valuable to lose in a time of crisis, the prime minister asserted. So Mr. Theodore went back and the action cost the prime minister two of his right wing lieu- tenants, l-fon. J. A. Lyons and Hon. James Fenton, while the Opposition never became reconciled to Mr. Theodorcb re-entry and some stormy scenes followed the house of rep- resentatives.

In any event, Mr. Theodore came back ma. office m December. mo, at a most critical period. Besides the government's own difficulties, with 811 insurmountable budget de- ficit, a. heavy adverse trade balance to be corrected by drastic customs chmges, and a strong Opposition in parliament, there was trouble with the new extremist administration of New South Wales, led by the radical Hon. J. T. Lang. On April 1, the UOIIIMOHWcultII treasurer was forced to shoulder payment of more than $3,000,000 duo in London as interest payments to holders of N. S. W. bonds.‘

Mrﬂlhcodore is credited with be- lng _ the originator of the Labor Governmentb main hope for finding s. way out of the present crisis-the issue of‘ $90,000,000 ln fiduciary currency. It was planned to devote two-thirds of this sum, in regular monthly instalments, for works to relieve unemployment, the remain- ing $30,000,000 to be earmarked for wheat bonuses and relief to farmers generally. Mr. Theodore battled strongly for tho measure but it was termed by the government's oppon- onto-including Mr. Lyons-as "ln- flation of the worst kind.“ who de- clared they were prepared to make it an issue in a general election. They counted on its defeat by the Senate, and Prime Minister Scullin declared if that happened the gov- ernment would ask for double dissolution-the Australian ‘Senate being elective-and go to the people on the issue. Mr. Theodore had cx- plained the whole amount might never be needed; that only so much as was essential would be released st a time.

Mr. Theodore was born st Port Adelaide, soufi Austrolia,_ in 1804. the second son of the late Basil Theodore. He was educated in the Peninsular Public School and at the age of 26 was elected a member of the Queensland legislature, in which ho . ‘ state treasurer and minister of works in 1015, loader of the stats Labor Party in 1010 and at the same time assumed the premiership.

Mr. Theodore was premier of ;Queonsland until his retirement in ‘I025. Some of his oocialistlo measures corned hlln the nickname

"Red Tod" Theodore, but he accom- plished a lot of useful work. He visited Erlgland and the United States on behalf of his state in 1020 and 1004, and on the latter visit to England ho successfully floated pub- llc loans aggregating more than t105,0000,000, tho funds being chiefly required to moot maturing oblig- stlono.

Unsuccessful in an attampt to enter the commonwealth house of representatives in 1006 , Mr. ‘rheo- doro finally was elected ‘ ’oral member forballay, Sydney, in 1027. The following yoar ho'booamo do- puty loader of tho parliamentary Labor Party and aannnad tho commonwealth troaourarahip Oct. U 1M.

Mr. Theodore naarriod Esther llfahoney of mowocmba. Queens- land, 10M. '

._._..__...._.__. A man who loch bad. annually is,

Hon E. C. Theodore ff

until 1925. He became .

l Mr. Lawrence Maolnnio, of Char- lottetown, spent Wednesday in our town in intoruto of his firm.

Matthew. of soul-ll. _ will be pleased to learn that ho la-‘dcing nlocly after his recent operation for-appendlotlo

in tho Prince ndwml Island 1-m- pltal at-‘Charlcttotown. ' ' ' m. Manning Baguall spent

Wednesday in Souris in the inter- ‘cttewwn. Mr. Clarsnco Harris, of Bummer-

side, spent a few days in tho Eastern Metropolis last week on business.

Mr. lllgbcrt Hughes, has returned

.0 scurio aftor spending a faw weeks vacation at his homo in Charlottetown.

Mr. A. l. Clark, has taken up his residence in Sourls again after spending the winter months is Eummcroide.

Mrs. Robert Maoxonriou many friends in soul-ls and Eastern Kings are glad to learn that she is improv- ing after her operation last week in the Prince Edward Island Hospital

Mr. W. H. Townshond of Char- lottetown, spent the week end visit- ing friends and relatives in Eco Kings. ~ Mr. Potor MacLcllan, returned to Sourlo on Saturday ovonlng after spending a few weeks in the pro- vince of Nova Bcotia.

N11‘. Ray Leard of Souris, recently spent a few days in Charlottetown. Mrs. E. McKenzie, (Sr) of Sourls, was a visitor to Charlottetown last week. '

l-lon- Senator J. J. Hughes of Souris, was among the incoming passengers on the Impress on Satur- day evening.

Mrs. William Hcnnessy, of Char- lottetown, returned to our town on Monday evening after having spent a few days at his home in Charlotte- town.

.. Tho many friends of Maotordaok

ests of Eastern Securities of Oharl

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Mrs. Peter A. McLellan, of Sourls, was a recent visitor to Charlotte-

Mr. James Montgomery of Char.

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____.______ PROF. MAKES HOLE-IN-ONE

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LAWFUL COMMUNITY HAS N0 NEED PEACE orrlcm

RAVENDEN, Ark, April 19- (u. P.) This farming community beugm that in having no police oillcers marshals, city government or court; i.‘ is setting a. record,

Even state and county government is lacking here, chiefly because the" has been no lawlessness for seven) years.

Justice of Peace Bart Manning held omce for l0 years before clos. ing his ofllce two years ago. l-le said that his court was not needed.

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