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;':.- Agents Wanted » Male Help_ Wanted in‘ LARGE Into-furs niutv sacrum mt ncsi‘ sons aim nv cov- ZI t w wearer. Send for Free Selling ernment Serv cc as Poatmen. i gicrciusivc liholidslfa‘ Neckties dir- Clerks. istenusravhers. Customs.

razxozlibolla

GOING T0 FLOIIDA-dttr- and Mrs. Chandler are leaving this mora- ing on a visit to Ilorlda.

TIIE lAPIIsT ClIIJItcIl-At the‘

~morning service. Beth-A. C. Vincent

will speak on "The ‘ALIS of the‘ Great Commission." There will be

Qutflt, Dept. i050 Public Nflervice Mills of Canada. 1.1mm, London, Ontario. A. W. 2-1-8-15-22.

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nan on worm. T0 TRAVEL sun appoint local representatives. Posi- tion permanent: ‘ yearly guarantee c1300. (being I25. weekly average) and expenses; Wmmlssion and cash besides. Winston Co.,

Tower Bldg“ Toronto. A. W. Feb. 1-5-8-12-15-19-22-20.

...’_------ ---—---___. i000. TO S1000. OB MORE CAN BE earned by college students din-lug summer holidays distributing re- ligious literature. ' Fol-particulars write stating age, college attend- ing course and your, and when could begin work. M1‘. Conratlq College Dept. Tower Bldg" 'l.‘or- onto. A. W. Fab. 10-12-15-10-22-26.

Miscellaneous

Tons until» siscoouatoftano surveyor, Boa til, Charlottetown, cld-lz-ia-ilnopd.

CAPTUREIL-PALE SILVER MALE

onto 10.

Montreal. for free sample

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information

MORE MEN

American plan.

Halifax.

WANTED QUICK Big pay; easy work while learning Barber Trade under famous Moier world's most re- liable Barber School System. Write today for free literature. Barber College, 573 Harrington an.

ctc., with paid vacations and pen- sions. Full information frco froml M. C. C. Civil Bcrvice School, Tor-

M. H. W. Feb. 1-8-15-22. EVEIICLEAN TABLECLOTIIS.» OII! Boyl How our Agents are cleaning up $16.00 daily. New discovery lin- on ‘tablecloths. Ink stains and dirt crased in two seconds. Write now Products, Dept. 13-21, Box 2503, M. H. W. Feb. 15-Stf. frrianglc

outfit.

TIIE BEST JOBS ARE INTIOVERN- mont__ Service as Postmcn. Clerks, Stenographcrs, Customs, ctc., with paid vacations and pensions.

free from M. C. C.

Civil Service. School, Toronto 10.

M. H. W. Feb. 1-8-15-22.

LY

Wed Mid Sit tI

Full

Molar

.no sermon at the evening service.

GEIARDIAN

VETERANS ATTENTION m csuahlan’ trams

‘wkassenibie at the Legion 1f tomorrow morning at 10.80 to ‘accolnpsnythc South African Yflerans to Divine sci-vino In the Central Uhrlaiian Church. Medals will not. be worn eses t by the South African V: raps. ,‘

The choir will, on that occasion toil the story of the Iirodlgal son. in ‘song. This impressive and worship- ;ful musical service vril include solos ‘by Mrs. Roper, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Dingwcll, ‘several selections by the quartette and some fine choral soi- ections as well.

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FAVOURABLE tlnosricrs Ion CANDY FACTORY-That tho share- holders of the National Candy Co., Halifax, passed an unanimous resolu- tion in favour of moving their tact- ory to Charlottetown, is reported by Mr. F. J. Holman, who returned from Ilaiifax inst evening. Mr. Georges, managing director, is very anxious to comc to Charlottetown as soon as possible, and are prepared to move as soon as a reasonable amount of cash has bccn raised by the sale of the bonds and common stock. Ah immediate canvassWvlll bc made in order to secure the necessary funds. A number of definite promises have already been made. and no trouble is anticipated. Three or four local men intend to conduct the canvass.

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woeoone» ooooewiooooooo

VIOLIN O ' .

Correct Violin instruction and spee- lal attention given to all pupus.

Join to- y. new roux cunseovaronle‘ or _ _ MUIIO , I07 Queen St. Charlottetown. I‘. E. I. Phone 10544.. from o A. M. to s r. M.

u-rrrr sun soon mm COURSE i I

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The consul. of Mrs. John Goodwill takes place from her resi- dence, 8i York Lane this afteruooun. service starting at 2 o'clock, funeral leaving st 2.30. Interment, l-Iigli- field Cemetery.

CONDITION SERIOUS -~Thc Guardian regrets that the improve- ment reported yssterdsy morning in the condition of Benato Prowse has not continued, and that ‘his condi- tion-is now regarded as critical. Last evening ho" lapsed into unconscious- ness. His sons George, in Boston, and Carl, at Mount Allison, have been notified of their fathers condi- tion lnd are expected home immedi- ately. ' .____..1_.i..___

reitsoivsts

Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Nicholson re-

turned last night from Boston and Montreal.

The many friends of Mrs/Roy

fox, registered. Apply Frank Mc- 1003-2-22-21 PLASTEBING. REPAIRING BROK-

cn plaster. Apply 40 Valley Street,

Naily, scotchfort.

1891-‘ PEI-To mos col-fun"- son's shipments -dn short notice. Guardian Central Prlhtery. CAFIURED-SILVER MALE FOX. one year-old, registered. Arthur Mutch. Charlottetown. 1879-31

City.

CUT THIS OUT FOE. LUCK-SEND

birth date and 10c for wonderful _

horoscope of your entire llfc. Prof. Raphael, 94 Grand Central Station, New York. ‘111-12-28-5-‘11. Eifféiifi" riéu fur nirTr-T pair of foxes, male. Ear markings G. T. B. '14. Female with white fund foot. Reward. l... M. Boston. Alex- andra, Lot 49. 1850-2-20-31. iééXilttlcméHints rox. rar- tooed "BRPODL" Reward if return- ed alive. Notify Whitfield Howntt, Victoria. _ 18440-10

(‘NECK -- UNDERSIGNED CASIIED check for $110.10 last week January and on January 31st enclosed some in letter to Messgs. Carter a. Co.,

Z-Gl.

SEA-

28 and 50 with good education. pleasing personality,

merclal work, winch

had experience in sciling or com-- "'-'---.

‘ and g and who have l

has brought “"7135

them in contact with the public. If; _i_.-,_.___.

Guou-l-i The building formerly belonging to the Province between the ages of,‘ the Sims Packing Com executive ability,‘ sgcurgd,

character ‘

pany has been

Carter are pleased to see her out again after being confined to her home within attack of is grippe.

Mrs. Arthur H. E Beairsto of Tor- onto, arrived last night to spend a few days with hcr father and moth- er, Mr. and Mr's. J. E. B. McCrcady.

FOR. SALE-HEY!)

Articslsr For Stile

you have these qualifications, thercl is an spelling for you with oppor- tunlty for advancement in a busi- IICSS that has been established for. ovcr sixty years. In replying state, “IACMILLAN-‘City 395mm]. F90- your agc—married or single educm, 14th. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mac- tion and actual experience, ad-i Milian, city, a daughter, dress in confidence to P. O. Box 326. Charlottetown.

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RAI. COOK IN

ranges. Apply an Rochford street. '

1880-24241.

1807-2484“.

..-____._________ BELL-City (Hospital, Fell. 20th, to

'1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell, city, a son.

Mary Phyl- iis.

GILLIS,--City Hospital, Feb. lsth, to Mr- and Mrs. Will. D. Glilis, city a ‘ daughter.

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MARRIAGE!

BAKERS’ OVENS. catalogue: time sired, some used Hubbard Oven

A. F‘. B. 1,11,18,25, 22,29.

Queen West. Toronto,

W R-ITE ' FOB '

payments II de-

ovens on hand. I

Company, I100

2-1,s,1a,_22s-1,s,1s,

Help Wanted

MACDONALD —- MCKAY -At the Manse, Montague, P. E. I., Jan. 29th, i930, by the Rev. James Stirling, Ernest MacDonaldof Valleyfield, P. [-2. I., and Bessie Ruth McKay oi Lower Montague

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DEATII S

Marl. women. ts. muses: Free outfit:

Charlottetown. This letter lost in

mails. Information from person who cashed check st. my store or

who issued same will be thankfully -

received. Joseph McCnbc, Inns, P. E. I. "L"-—l872-2l-2l. -_.........__--. For Sale

ron data-so rous rnnssno

hay. Apply Simon McKlnnon, Bangor, P. E. I. 1855-2-20-31 "‘s-_.;....._...__‘.z.-.i_.___.____-

FOB. SALE-JSIKE SULKY. APPLY ll. Dennis. Charlottetown, R. R. Ii. ISIlG-fll

For: sat. inio-ttvli-soaau mp room si nb on hen

silk Hosiery Mills

smurf-loos WOM Large demand for beauty culture a

lomas granted. ation.

Salesman

Join Canada‘: largest system. write for inform- Murvei Beauty Academies, 8 St. Catherine East, Montreal. '

S. V. F. I4.11.18.25.2-l,8,I5,22,3-I,0,

. ~. r 00' Afi ' HOUR;

spare time; Cash; plus cash hon-h

no experiencc;

write while opportunity lasts. Real

of Canada, Ltd"

Desk 638, Hamilton. Ont. - I-I. W. Fob. 15-22-8-1.

Situations Vactint Female

1m. bio PAY. ladies who learn nd Ilalrdrsasinir. Dip-

Wanted

F 1755.111‘. "iiiii-iiii’?fsi=

nonsznrsolv-At Lot 4c, P, n. Is- land Fcb. i7, 1930, Caroline Jenkins, beloved wllcof James Robertson, ag- d 7-1 years.

MCKENNA-Dicd Suddenly at Chico, California, on Fob. 9th, 10:10, Bessie McKenna, aged 3f years, daughter of the late Philip McKenas. of Conway P. E. I.

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1930, James Monaghan, aged s1‘ years. Funeral private from A. A. Hennesseys Funeral Home this morning at 8.45 to st. Dunstanh Basilica thence to R. C. Cemetery. liIADDEN-In this City, February 2i, s 1030. William Svnilace, aged 7 mos., inlnnt son of Mr. anti Mrs. W. B.

MONTREAL: Que.

here today and with the plentiful supply farm protltlrt and light local

Mr. R. E. Seller, City, returned last

night from a. business trip to Mon-

trsal and Ottawa.

Western Guardian l

q-ls-a-

-IINI,D I40 AND COSTS-In the Folios Court at Summsrside on Fri- dsy morning before Stipendiary Wyatt, an incorrigible and old of-

fending drunk was fined s40 and’ costs or ninety days. B.

PERSONALS I

-Mr. George A. McCallum left on

Friday morning for Ottawa in thc_ interest of the Canadian National Silver 1'0: Breeders’ Aosaclstion. B.

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-R.ev. G. T. Bpriggs. of Kenslng-

Provincial

an is doing as wsli as can be ox-

o

(Canadian Press)

m. ii1.-Tii trcng demand for all grades of eggs

d at Guardian Olfltb. ' tl

ton. sa I Union, Lot 33.

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rum volt 811...... ACRES cov-

. cred with woodrflituatcd at Tyrone.‘

Apply Everett I-lolmcs, Kingston.

__ 1002-2-22-25-211 filloasns FOR SALE-JUST 1m- ‘ rived. a carload of choice Ontario horses, all young and sound. good workers, at my stables, Wellington

. I llcmiii at Buntsin s» Bell's Wharf. _.-A iaov-al _ '—- -----.._.s~..._-...___.-.-A__._.

Lost

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imr-uosoo. mo om» sins.

some stfiuardlan Office.

a-s-s-s-ns-aa u.

Hosbitlil dlitl liltldn

LE -- TWO STACIIS 0F xood hay, second cut. Goo. Mellett. itos-a-za-ai

Finder will be rewarded by leaving ' iato-z-zi-zl. ‘

iusr warcn. in:- ,

Good pay. tnows- reliable,

the island. Our ag

Tnronfn, Oui

sntssnmv -- now

district in thc provin This spools mehtL-good referonc ‘age over 30 years.

lately for choice of

Harvard Avov, Clcvola

farmers. Thli special

rrle outfit. energetic representa- tive to handle the best districts oh,

able. Write. Peiham. Nursery. Co., '5 W. b-WBTI"

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sales position suit you that paid

specialty dlrcct from‘ factory‘ to out on a trial of 00 days. Require-

Amerlcan Oil a Paint. 00..

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BAIJlsMIJN -"- now woum A.‘ sale-a position ruiit you well - nliowcd of being home each night and one that you ‘could be sure of for the b lance of your life’! We need s rails l! salesman for sash county in this aim to sell a specialty direct from out factory to

lours to Mnncton.

ehcy is prolib’;

WOULD . A

$6,‘ Ono y r has‘ passed ‘i Our n rts mu sore ~ l As time passes on

cc w u" “l We miss you more.

1w l‘ ahmnd, When we are all alone e, car owner. Write ‘immed- torrltory. The, I010. nd, Ohio. l Plcb. 22

Q.

paid}

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HIM

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Februlry Ill-d; 102s. ty is shipped

| We often sit and think of you

For memory is the only frleiid That grief can call its own. .. Husband and Family.

In loving remembrance of Milli A. Diaon who departed this llIO 0h

agent for Prince beware lslsndl Madden. Remains will be forwarded W! "l" from A. A. rlannessryh funeral par-

In Memoriam

In“ loving memory of Mn. Lawson well, allowed’ of being. home each nlllmn- w!" m"! Farm” l" mu‘ night and one that you could sure of the rest of your life

need a reliable salesman fol-every

11v MEMORIAM

shipment the market displayed a slightly easier tone. Prices for fresh grades wermsomswhat lower. Fresh specials quoted at s1 cents other grades were as follows. Fresh extras 40 cents, fresh firsts 47 cents. fresh pulists extras 4s cents, fresh sec- onds 44 cents. Storage firsts 4:1 cents and storsgo seconds 40 cents a dozen. 111's local butter market was quiet with prices ranging from, as to 3b 1-2, cents a pound for finest New Zasland or Eastern Township! fillm" bar one. Retail pnccs wers sun as to 3o s pound, The choose market was quilt and unchanged and the Poll- to market drsggy with‘ prion steady sue to tins im- oo ins in bulk in oanots ex track. here. Prices for dressed poultry showed no charm.

Over Ileardorfs Barber Shop. ‘ OOOOOOOO-OOQOQOOO Q04 9000i

Ma. Fiiriiiéx comps]:

The death occurred at the City, Ilospital on Feb. 18th of a well known: and successful farmer of Keppochl

a wide circle oi’ relatives and friends,’ leaves to mourn besides a sorrowing, widow, four daughters, Doris, Joseph- ; Inc I-Iazcl and Annie, also four sonsfl Emmett, Cyrus, Leo and Auley. ‘

Two sisters also survive. Mrs. Jasl McNeill of Charlottetown, and Mrs: Adolph DesJardlncs of Waiisston._- Mass.

The funeral was held Thursday, afternoon from the sons residence at; Keppoch to St. Dunstan! Basllicaq whore funeral services were held byl Rev. P. McMahon, n. 0.. who aloof conducted services at the grave.

The pail bearers were: McssrsJ James Cullen, William Coariy. Al-, bert Jenkins, Layton McCabe. Sey-; mour McLcllan and Michael McKen- i na.

Tm: rm cxusr PROBLEM

To tcll how to face squarely tho pic crust problem would take about two or three thousand INOICIS. Tllt‘ reason is that it is harder to tcll how to bchavo than what to get. In- cvltabiy people trying to knead pic crust. If they have done that, then they must surely let it rest a whll: to recover, or more correctly, to rc- iax. - Lct us glance ni some pie crust 2.113;‘. t1 Illlfilfllli! 1'10 urrcl fin" carc- lfil '21.] n7. zuul lithium l.) liclp the fair-Ir of the pic. ‘liir ill"; i. on’: 11ml; nl. * "\\'o1'k.“ anti ilwn ‘i‘."ill out." ‘file nest our says "'n1Pl-:e :1 paste.’ {In neither rccipc i1; time the word "Kncafi." A third recipe says in rc- gard to lngrciivnts, Mix qulie stiff,“ and then, "roll uuij‘ In this lntif

i

mcipe the purl paste ulctnod was foi- __

lowed, and the rolled out dough was ‘Splflld with billicr mid folded and ‘rolled ngnin and thcn buttered and‘ foiled and rwllczl zignin. ‘

The popular Danish pastry is made;

of rhisckl dough" rollcd out. A raised m,

riiugh réqulrcs kncruiitig. but you can3

in county Hospmfl for appendicitis m‘ tlien"ou ms ‘roll it A ic crust l: 1'30 a‘ ‘m' on Fri“! H“ very nwnyl cobkiey dotfhy tint has prrtcd sod friends throughout the province, and b _ _ 5 _, " “ _ “ _ perhaps mo” especially the boy c.n clullcd \\lll loll out beautifully. iscouts, whose popular W 1 1 “Wu l“ n‘ M. unm- 11¢ u. will be delighted m “if” ‘Uh-j l? 7-1-1} "K*‘"»i~~“l know that the operation was quitr. ffnfiliffwjggfiltfllrifl_‘zlilpfi"'l “ml ' MoNAGHA~_In this m“, Feb. mum‘, Ziccessful and the reverend Gcntle- . ‘ - -

pected. s.

ivllorcns irheh it is just mixed with‘

HOUSEHOLD NUGGETS

Medicine stains can usually be lcmcved with alcohol.

Few housewives realize what a ne- cessity a sharp knife is.

A well-it'd rat nml one that has plenty of-frrsh ualvr to drink will result in n good muuser.

chen, look around and see thafthere is no uncovered fozl c-lu the room.

Thorough rinsing iis one of tho biggest factors in the whiteness of white clothes and tlic clcarncss of colored clothes.

sy and new-looking.

The centre decoration on the din- ner and new-looking.

The centre decoration on the din- ner tnble should not be ioo iigih.

A stool tucked under the work table in the kitchen might end tho

~ out. on trial to on, ‘ n - ca lltltilfifi. ml

mints are i owner - he

days, Rjtllllfl‘

new far is It to the goldoa shore.

Where m scum iuisoritl Iliad? .

It's only e stop was Nil! oori: II 0 l’. "

it once for chaise s: American [Oil _Q= ‘Yin’

“liftoff. The t C N15

through!

I i‘ I j tonne-on

who _ .

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l. t. -' - tsvx».

dsslotietowa y ,iss|aum

vol safely

. oases-uses

a s m, of s. smears use. y 0: than when IIe cells for

you. Ami an hand will rules

Iassrtel by his Wife o I hail!- » tutu snails. P. I-.

fiss-"PF- 11i-"_'—_'. I _ ,_ '

a lineu- out.‘

vegetable dish for serving. I

Many spring suits ore belted-all acknowledge the waistline in some way. i

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Education In. Temperance

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(Vancouver Province) . ,

Next week there is to be set on foot in British Columbia a ampaign for the promotion of temperance education. The organizing committee is headed by Rev. O. C. Failis; there arc to be addresses in the city churches next Sunday; it is hoped to raise the sum of 510.000 during the rest of the week. There are good! reasons for holding this to be a hopo- I

fui and valuable prefect, and we are glad to give it our support. | The first reason and the best in‘

Mr. Patrick corish, aged 75 yenrajsupport of temperance by way of Z

The into Mr. Corish, who was a cducation is that really it seems to .' I I keen business man and respected byllimmlfic m0"? U"!!! filly other plan. ". ”“..“. ‘“‘ ”“..‘

We suppose that if anybody, intrud- ing upon the passionate controversy ibout the Eighteenth Amendment in the United States, should evor sue-l cccd in getting the simultaneous? hearing of the Wcts and Drys, hel might seize the incredible to ask a certain question. He might

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‘nck them if the intention: of Prohib-l

ltion was Temperance, and then—;' well, then he might very reasonably‘ pause for a reply.

We may utilize that pause-which! is profoundly long and anxious ini the United States-to ask ourselves in British Columbia, not indeed the same question, but one of similar import. In Canada, we have taken n. different way about the liquor

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St. James Presbyterian Church 1E manna-lav. w. sauce mo. I II

scrum nuursraa-aavmuooamian trons. n. n. l;

‘ osoaxrsr-wlt-rsa McNUTI‘ l!

‘ALLA;

l nonsmo- _ 11.00 A, IL-lev. B. Hoorhead Legato. II. D. Auihent-“Snh Ye the lard" choir

I soloist-Mr. Charles Gallagher,

can 1-. lit-smelly School.

EVENING

1.00 I’. M-Itev. l. Moorhesd Legato, B. I). Autlmn-"Savlour Thy Children Keep" Sullivan Tho Choir.

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Zion Presbyterian Ohurcll

unvisrss-ssv. m scon- ruuroa, M. s. s. o. ononmr-mn. t. o. Tnourson

' MORNING

11,00 A. M.—-"I'aul's Analysis of Conversion"

Anthem-"Sun of My Soul" . . . . .. Tau-neg Miss Blanche Lafleriy and Choir.

2.30 I‘. iiL-Sundiy School and Bible Classes.

EVENING 7.00 I‘. iiL-"The Valley of- Acacia 'I‘rees" Anthrm-"The Radiant Morn" Woodward The Choir. ‘Fear Ye Not O Israel” Dudley Buck Miss Flora Campbell. Aleaander llylnna at opening of E lng Service. Students and Strangers Welcome.