` »;'l'lie_ -Simi Life ot Canada "1"-W 'cirNADA's"'I;ARcEs'I‘

INSURANCE

A iiiokoeiirai. =i>oL|cv

COMPANY

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,al-rAI.l.l'Nc l'ossluil.irIEs l

Sir,-'l‘hc admission by the Min _

ister of Public Works, tMr. Mac- Intyrc) lu the Legislature that bc- tween eighty and ninety thousand

dollars ($80,000. y}90,i\00) worth of power machiner - had been pur-| chased from thc .Irving Co., Bti John without proper authority, either b an order in council or byl

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Lowest net _coat-i-,\vh“i?e__ ,pu m"_e_r_ .a Riesolutioh and even before the;

Our treliieudous _mrnlng power makes this possible,

‘Have our Agents explain it to yo?

Consult J. A. Moore, Div. Manager. Charlottetown. P. E.-Island

.-Atslik, wanted in Klugrmd Prince Counties. _

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CLASSIFIED A

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ERTISEMENTS `

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C Agents Wanted _

Miscellaneous

AGENTS; T0 HANDLE QUICK

selling line. Necklaces, Rwariesp eic., made from real Flowers. Wonderful proposition. Sell on sight. ali; piano. Flower Bead Co., Windsor; ‘ti

l_ for Sale

ron SALE - 1'IiaE-.ri_izED.‘

Guernsey heiler and cal_f,_ newlyl ireshencc_l_,__ 13 » pb! .\l§ri_idg[_:lidc_lJU_1l-_ aid. W_ _ _§_,-;§',»~ '.;vff", _;_ 2l_

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BUILD g _ ‘_."3l:‘"~ lffo' ".1 roy sl ~.._.f~ .i-_i_t<_>_i:s;;ootvoi»,; Brightorr2.,*~`.__.'-.;’__-_-5_3 __-}_._-`~`,~‘*‘._l

_. 5._,f.. _. ‘ il¢<l`l~4-9-:ii._ l

as-roor wlclrr: __;'wiI.i\.' -'§r:Iii.‘.

with sails. ctc.,»-gr alone. Would make good mb r-boat. Apply Wm. {t.eddln,_ Southport.

EXPRESS AND DRIVING WAGON

in first class condition. Ap_ply.Mrs. Alton H. Burke, Southport

__ ~ _ ~ 8§i'l-4'-5-Si l. - \ '. . T224. -_it

F05 SALE - BARRED ROCK

eggs for hatching, 50 cents per

araokley. 4-4-tr. `

FOR SALE -- THE HOTEL PRD?-»

crty at Murray River. Apply to Wm. Keenan at Hotel.

3474-3-29-l5l.

SEED OATS FOR SALE - A

quantity of recleaned big four and Banner oats of excellent quality packed ill new ninety pound bags. Price $2.50 for two bushel bag lob Frcetown. Austin A. Scales, Free-

iown. ag _'--i-u-ii. "_' Articles For Sale

BELT* Fort sAl.E _ Arfi-l.r`

Chas. odd, Bradalbane.

V - 3631-4-'I-'ll

...__ -_____._,__._._.______.._,_.

FOR SALE- 1 RENFREW CREAMi

Separator and l Registered Ayr-| shire cow and 1 Yorkshire hog pig one year old and l rubber tired waggon. Apply H. ,_N. Beer, High- field. .’ ~ t " ,|3629

Jar' .- -, Q

' Female Help Wanted

wAN'rED - MAID 'ro_Assls'r. Ar ' housework. Apply ‘lilo Prince St.

_ asus-2

JNO ALFRED MACDO

_ Lund Sulvoycr, Herman

E l 2 2

ls l - l ii

f' _ , . iii

Prilitery. _pg __ gf

-'i\u=.MoniAM V _ . Mou

i»n_EssE'D $15,,” 'rIlnEE` cans

good qua t' ‘__ _lolldyke Lumber _ Mills. So __ "5 8651-fi-9-5i l.os'r B ' _~ rNl`No lion.

;l{ess. __ J at Turncrs ' 111110 ,._.‘ --'l don Crock- o_tt’s, r " 2'. _ H _ . , _-_., .

_.__ .iSt_____ ei.. 4 . _i

_Pll"j__ `- . \ _ me its A1'

setting. Apply Mrs. c. w. Mellettp L“41l§_ l t° ‘"3 101' bl'

_ .- l -1 _ .\

lsAxEizs‘_ _l o_v_r:§s-yiwlrrrr: ron

' . 2870-3-3-s 7i.

_ - NALD, 1- ' ' ville, P.

8- 1 mo.

i-iiPP|No nab, sxPi=.Drrious ly BUi1Diled Guardian Job Print

ery

BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS

neatly printed. Guar an Job

_Wd RNING

~_o - s at [int notice. Guard- -lg.u_‘Joll P__'

ESCAPE My ltANclI, 1 . pair fox -the ~'and female. Re-

ward. ' ji _iii :less-4-9-zl.

April lo.. 16* \/‘b oi .‘

~ 6)' ffl -- 365.1

Scott.,_II koi 'ctoi_;i‘a. '

conn§,s__pt_>N_I;§N&i&.§nn_s AND

envelopes-with as .printed just tlle thing for acknowledge ment, ,,§ilnaiicne, etc. Guardian

1’ 'Job Priiuery. ` _

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cataloguc; tim payments if do sited; sonle used ovens on hand. Hubbard Oven Company, 1100 Queen West, Toronto.

CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK -

Send ‘blrtll date and 10c for won- ` ilcrl-ul horoscope of your onli-ua life- Prof. Raphael. 94 Grand Cclltl-al Stirtion, New York.

GRAHAM-PAIGE MOTORS

Corpn., have opening for capable dealers for Queens and Kini'.‘s Colillties. If interested, write “Paige“ care Guardian and lull particulars will be sent. 3588-4-5,21

WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL

housework in family of two. Ap- ply at this oiflcc. . ‘~ - I

3628-4-7-:li ‘

WAN'l`l'§l) - A REliIAl3l.l-I EX- perienced housekeeper: ' Apply A. D. Brehaut, Powl.ml._,_ D1

WANTED 1lv|MEDrA'rEI.Y-- MAID

for general housework. Apply 248 Grafton St. 3559-4-3-4ii

WANTED-AT 0NCE AN EXPER- ienccd maid for general hon'

work. Apply Mrs. Bruce Stcwigdf'

li water st. esac-4-A-iq

wA_N'rED-lvl_AlD E08. GENEML iiduseword, from"coi'lhtry prefer- red. Apply 24‘A_'Kent~Bt. -_

assi-4-3-:ii

To Let

'l`(l_ LET - FURNISIIED RES]

dence central location, Apply Fl-cd H. Trainor. 80 Grafton St.

` ' 3560-4-3-ti.

llousr: 'ro Dar -_ No. _ss ¢_'u'vi._ bcriand Street, 'l roomsganli bstifh. Modern convenicnces.». Apply "lil

Hillsboro St. Phone 534. i

_ 36304-7 -Zi

_ Wanted

MISSING IIEIRS - GEORGE Mc- - Dpnald, Carpenter. was born ln » _'12, E. I.»in 1852, went to California l in the Seventies and recently died in Sail Francisco, iiltestnw. with- out issue. His wife, Mary Ellen.

' daughter of Alexander McDonald

of P. E. I.. predeceased him." Any cousins or other relatives please write McLeod & Bentley. Chariot- tctowll. 3616-4-5-3i cod.

TAILORED T0 YOUR MEASURE

and fit guamlltccd. our medium

_~_uilits carry standard .triinlllillgs `alid our best suits `carry high class trimmings in silk. I also carry i1 Maritime Province rcc- ord for high sales and good fitt- ing suits and wp coats. and have won il. high class trade. Call or write me to call with samples. S. F. Tarbush; l'l2 Prince St., City.

4-9-tf_

Male Help Wanted MEN 'ro~_*l7asrA’ltE. I-‘on Finn-

lncil, brakcmen. beginners $150-

. $‘Z50 monthly-also clerks. Rall- , way Association. Box .1l6. Char-,

~ sic' EARNINGS, BTEADV EM-

ploymcnt for Barbers. Become _export in 8 weeks. Wirita Moler llarber College, Department "F"

WANTED 'BY MAY IST-SMuE`

house or rooms. Aplllll R- 5- 3°’1l Lao, city. 3545-4-a-3i_ wAN'rEI;'ro nEN'r, or lii.\r__is'i_'i\ s x or seven room house wi a__ memo-= eoripei\ieit!e_t'.*" twirl

GUBFQN _ _ i_..|, gi "3'u_

WANTED A it ANDE|i..- A;-rim

licigh dare, ‘

WANTED -_ s on 4 ll. I-. s'rA-l tlonary gasoline engine. 'must be in first class oondi_¢ion.- Aimly H. B. Weeks, 225 Grafton Street.

. .. nia.4-5-2|

WANTED 'rd iti?N'r_'s'__¢i 'ITN room home §!¢v_i-.ig °em_»;i_iiiv 1°- oooo. A "A" I il.

_~ up ` ` ;$l?74~B_°3f\

Wlwrmn A oAu`nin"i- APPLY Iieigh Good, _Uornwal_l._,v

QIll?k'°‘~?t`

_ ll_uliIax._ _ 3-I-2;-tint Salesman Wanted

enabling act to raise the money on loan etc., had been passed. is a mostl serious matter:

The Saunders Government has a

_large malority in the Legislature

UBATORIGAL GUNTEST

P. E. I. Division

Patrons: ~

Ilis Honour the Lieutenant Governor (Hon, F. lt., lleartz) The Premier ot Prince Edward Island (Hon. A. E. Saunders) The Leader of the Opposition (llon. J. D. Stewart.) lils Worship the Mayor of-Charlottetown (Dr. Ira J. Yeo.) His Worship the Mayor of Summerslde (Mr. .l.Frank Arnett)

and no doubt the Minister of 'Pub-` lic Works. when he committed this unprecedented illegality countedl on the other members of his party' backing him up in this glaringlyl unconstitutional' act, and in this he has not been disappointed because not a single member of the Saun-

His Worship the Mayor of Montague (Mr. ll. J. Mahon)

A Feast of Youthful Reason

and

approval of the illegal act commit-, ted by the Minister of Public Works`_ It is extraordinary that the govern- ment members areisatisned to havc} their rights thus ignored and treat-_ 'ed with contempt. The electors whol voted them to the positions of trustl they now hold will surely charge them with failing to do their duty. Not only this but they are now be- ing exposed to the ridicule of the public of this Province and of the outside world.

It should further be pointlfdput

that expenditure __cn gravelling of the roads is contrary to the recog- nized principle that works on which loan memes are expended should last at least as long as the term of the loan-in their cafe 30 years- the gravelling of the roads is clear- ly an annual expenditure and should be paid for out oi Current Revenue, otherwise posterity is be- ing unfairly penalized.

As a visitor to the Legislature

last week, I was surprised at the] pitiful exhibition ot' inefficiency of the government members, from thel Premier downwards, in the business of borrrowing and legislating. The situation was luckily saved by the_ fortunate presence of. Mr. J. D._ Stewart, leader of~the`Oppositlon, a man of ability and experience, who, came to the aid of the government in their wholesale bungling.

In this mismanagement of the af-

fairs of this Province by the incom- petent government now in power,l the possibilities are appalling! I am, Sir, etc.,

A VOTER `

dcrs Government expressed any dis-_ A

I ND HEAR

and you will be inspired by the

YOUTHFUL ORATORS \ l

A Flow of Youthful Soul |

ln the Hearizi Memorial Hall Queen’.s County Candidates At 2 P. M.

» Charlottetown Candidates '

At .8 P. M. l

A “Canada’s Future” ' ‘

What are the Rising Citizens’ Views upon it?

Handsome Prlies for the Winners,

The Provincial Winner gets a Free Trip to Toronto.

The Canadian Winner a Free Trip to Europe.

This will be one of the most deli htr l ' » -

entertainments ever given in the Profincclf and mstmctwe

Chairman Afternoon-Mayor Yeo, Chairman Evening--Premier Saunders. l

M . .wDc.Es

\'- Percy Pore. Dr. w. I. Mewiilioh, pr, |.~_ _|_ o.,m,._

ADMISSION 25 CENTS.

R llanadian _ _ A " ".4,/_

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Improved motor-&h`e\._yalve-in-heed _ ` -‘i ~ .4

ENGINE

`_-\` A-ga: i-‘ _,/ ‘ "‘55‘*` iw*

Q-v _`r\k

`r?»

AC oil ilter. ' _ __ _K _ _

AC air cleaner _ _ _ Oil pump for eficient lubrication, Fully enclosed motor. _ New crankease breather system- New two-port exhaust.

New alloy "iriver-strut" constant cleuhlte Pll¢°3i~. .. _ . . r fl. New hydro-laminated camshaft gears. ~ __ .,___.,,._

BODIES

K, __l_‘l"1l5l'1._‘j'. ‘f=if:2?f>f,iii._i

FEAIUDES A

' A ~.-_\- _~ i'

4 VALUE

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The C.M.A.(`. . . . C/:ri/'nil .llnl/Irs’ nllln /lf-jrrrlli puymriil plan ¢l|}onir the nm!! rarrumient and rrnnnmuo! wily nl bu_\'I`rvg your Chrvralrt mi tmlr.

Get. your Tickets at W.W.Wellner Ltd., or at Guardian omoo

“ " `*"‘_"_‘”' 'rllE Manner-The Easter Mor-I osnfcdcrauon 'T

1,0313 -.L_ -fr; 1 _1gi1¢6'é.§l§}fy IN. _ `= ' ket was poorly attended on Satur-' H 1- _' _

f¢5'|mp,t,i 'f_‘lg%¢_,i-;i”¢d_,by C_ G d _ Th re w s ver fine showing < cr. atm" N- P“l11111l1 Of . f 3026-4-5-ai

510:00 and s2diu0'l'-cspectively. A. McDono_1d's. :loss her life was spent in Kingston

' V _ --- ' --»~-<+>- -~~- Ont ri ci M -. 'I < ,

_ TORONTO Demonstrator llerc to- PERSONALS whlcnii llatllleh plaggt;;aéLh?; {c0mmucd‘ hom page U

day taking special orders for Lad- ____ for 9, number of years » _ _ _ previous to,ycst,erday afternoon showed exccp

a____s_F_sa___13_ _Suits and coats. S. A. Mcllacgéa Mrs. J. J. McKinnon left last week her _marriage and afterwards. :tional talent, and Wm-0 greatly ap-

- ~ 1 _on an extended holiday visit to Lon- Witll her husband most of the ,preciatcd. The preparation for

___.-_ __,,>_ ____ _. limp' E:_‘l§l“'?_d» and Other P01135 Of summers were spent in travel andlStainer's "Crucifixlon" on Good

m "es 11 he Old C°unl91'Y- there were few places in England Friday. and numerous difficult por-`

'Charles Bryenton alltld B4 y0Hl'fi~

imorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, ser-_

Funeral from his late residence to- MRs_ ROBERT "ARMS _ _nw MA““ETs _

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lace Ttar2n_g__utgc_gc_;r;y lntelmcn In the passing or Mm Robert] wmmmn Press) _

"ww 0 1 ' Harris on Saturday evening Chill-\ MONTREAL. Quea April ._ , . .

I ; __ _ -1 ggi _ lottetown loses another link w tl export ahcl local tra e in gra n hero at I1 o‘clock Mass, lg'l'iAlF1¢l; l\'?tBEi(i::‘llfeq:ee; Hlo the past for it was in 1885 that she I Saturday was extremely dull owing The Mens' Choir undo; the di,-cc. 419,263 M, 'mourn' “Egfr 1055 o wife was married in Montreal to thc to the tact that all grain markets in '-mee Annie Lepage, two smem “list who had just finished his the United Kingdom and the con- o’clock. Rev. Father Gillis and S._ M me mms at home and Mrs D famous painting of The Fotliers oil tinentwere closed. Prices were lullv F. Doyle sang pleasing solos. During

“ ' ' ' ' - malntained A moderate amount oi Mass the Altar Boys' procession was

lFRASE|'b-At Plclou N S On Fi‘l

£1 lotietowh. f 'asss-4-3-9t‘d..y, April sth, lata*-7M'r`s. Mary

Fraser, aged 86 years. Funeral from the MacLean Funeral Home tomor- row, April Bth, service starting at 2 p. m. Interment Sherwood Ceme- tery. She leaves to mourn. one daughter <Emilyl Mrs. Wm. Bren- nen, Pictou; two sons, James of Picton and Donald of Charlotte-

s E I. l. IN o lulrnasl-:Nr/irlvc

wanted to handle legitimate min- ,ing shares; full particulars on rc_ ' quest. lf you are not sold on

thi] youhelf, we do not 'ask YU" ui handle it. A. iw. Ryder 6# Coy 7 Mgcaul St., Toronto 2.

. S.W. Alll. 9.

s'rA -nivlslon MANAoEa -

Salesman: men now earning $5000 yearly selling our specialty R-°1‘l Coating direct to consumer. Near_ bv territory open. Q\1:lnlllCl‘lfl°1:e- 35 yeerr old, car o er. silos experience. The Ame:i%an Oil 61 Flint. Co., 5005 Euclid AW-. cleveland. ohio. 3653

isiiooiion W 'noted

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TEADY MEN DOAIID-_ moderate. under new

l.OWl'l. _

Prvlrvl \-inunvmqu .u "`“

IN MEMORIAM

Schurman. ol' Reading, M858- F1111-i b .i r " d I i d

_ .i t _ 4¢»»¢¢+m+4o+N+o+o#_ us ness _was one n spr ng an I _

';_’;3’t_ls(‘;":_tvl;”‘_l)’_‘e_;l_‘l_"5_;'r|u'.f‘t};_ 'got E” wihtsr whoa; _gradgsq old ilourdu;1rl_,BMiss Bessie Blanchard and Mrs. ,lgnite;icCllurch. Interment Bcdcqucl_ , . _ ' _ - __ _l:;‘_ ¢__1;`»_e\;_legl; n:_l;;ieed ;r_ase;1_;i_i_‘_i__ _ball _yin Blown were tile accolnpiil-

°1_“'~` 'Y~ - |'e§¢[|pt|0|\S ,the undermine was steady. 'rhere,NEAlt BEER -cimsi-:‘ oN U, _:_

Always comply Wllh Y°‘"' Doctor's orders when filled here. wo ioiio lieen l»r1¢1e_l\\

the

EFFICIENCY AND

l REUABILITY

OF OUR

In lovin; memory of our 1 '“°“‘°'..l"” *i,”"“§T2i‘ ‘i"‘$.. DISPENSING

holm, UK w o p 9th 1927

I cried b her sons ard

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Sion: eat

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T- f of beef, the prices asked was from E-{’lllgM;)n‘.Ol"'a"°» “'35 IIIJ to tile!

TORONTO De ionstrator llcre to- 20c to 35c per lb. Eggs sold at 35c thnc 0- h"? dean’ ln U10 011lDl0y 0! I day taking special orders for Lad- pci' dozen; butter 45c lb. Hides, ‘ . 8 Rlchchcu and 01153110 N11*/1311-f les Suits olldgcoals. S. A. McDon- skins, vegetables and produce prices tm." C°" and l1C1` 111011101' was alll

i11d`S. 3668 were unchanged. l sl_;l1>;liCl_a_c:g \_I;llo_ha<l_ <i¢;mc_to Calliiflal ,,

-_-_ __. I-~ .o ooo-t ftitl .

,,0,_,CE C0,m.r__An ,,,j,,_,m,,, “ERE MONDAY “Hamann __cm_c_ M,.,_ Ham, owed he, b§igh§'*§§vE;§_i PRODUCT or GENEHAI. Moroas or CANADA, I.IMI'!\8n._ . ..

tl 3roli(i;l;iti0rl_i _cascécnd two drunks was scntutive from one of the largcst_CU_f spirit and loveable dispositiolhl _ ._ _ _ _ ‘ " _- _ lc ty oioc purt docket Satllr- Toronto manufacturers of Ladle. ‘W ith endeared her to all wh . ists. The Carillon was rung at the T" r i good I' hi ` 3:'

day lnol‘nlng,_..The ,latter were fined mantles. Special orders taken. 'S?‘=“lhto close contact with her. brflcfsblznzuci' ldiilerent services by Rev. Fr. Gillis,m'\`l;£'n:vBv Zsilxilryrl. Yieiarancitdei

. .Sei ’sSyrup. dnigctore. - _

sawrdiw Apr” 'mp John (;;,mci~o|,,l _NOTICE __-only W( wcsmm wide circle of friends who will sud-_ Beautiful and approprmw music

aged 63 years. F’unei°a1 from his _ . ‘ 1, chance ly miss her kindly friendsllip. ,was rcndewd M um `_h,.cclu__% Ma_.;5_ late residence tomorrow 4_Tuesday» gfolggftifféta 232;' h‘;1:;_‘l;,__"C_ Gm,d_ What more appropriate line could | €5_ M 3 0-dock me Boys- Choi, un_ afternoon, service starting at l`0`--mm, Lower F1.cc,_0wn_ be quoted at this Eastcrtidc than der me direcgwn of Sister St, pet- clock. Interment Argyle Cclnctcry. ` 3662_4_9_4‘_ that from her latc_husband's pen: ef, Nam, Dame Agudomy, sang very Please omit. flowers. ._.-__<o»>.--.__ Y. And now the dawn of life itself pleasingly. Rev. Father Walsh cele-

fl has come in that dear lnnd beyond brated Mass and pi-opened and ey. i

».ili?’§€“li1”.,;..§.ii;5‘¥.“f3;‘l;...f§.1‘f1 IN MEMQRIAM ““ ”"°“““‘“ ‘2'_'___ __ ;

8 -The `

.vas no change in standard grades of rolled oats and the market was inactive. The inquiry for eggs was good and a.. fairly active business was done at unchanged prices. The receipts Saturday were 5,051 cases. An easier feeling developed in the butter market and prices were re- duced a half cent Der pound. The demand continued dull. The receipts were 363 packages. The trade in cllccsc was confined to small lots but values ruled steady. The receipts were 183 boxes.

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manure one num: u annul aims

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oupe - Conch - Sedan ~

All prim

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Newwgxdd ahlgedtezlrzgsshlilctigngthe 1.-ype found _on highest

priced cars

One-piece .full-crown fenders of heavy-gauge steel, ' _ _ New Duco tinishes in striking colors.

Clear vision platcgiarc win own tlirougbout. 3 Terlistedt window regulators. _'Q' `

Improved automatic windshield wiper. .. 1:( -=-_ir Fiaher “VV” one-piece ventllating windlhield. " " __

New non-locking four-wheel brake:-189 bquare incllei of

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braking surface. Positive brake linkage. _

` Independent emergency brake-70 additional iquare inches ot _

braking surface

clude: speedometer, ammetcij gud

new selling at

in"

Semi-elliptic shock Absorber springs-84% of wheel~bue.

Easily operated single-plate dry disc-clutch. _ ` Completely enclosed instrument panel, indi_reatly_ lighted, in-

_oil gouge.

_The “Bigger and Better" Chevrolet, with every fine'-car feature; `

NEW AND LOWER PRICES ` `

- - - $625.00 Cabriolet

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835.00 Ton Tnlrk Readout Equals- n . -

Bumpers and Stan The Exlu.

. - - 625.00 Imperial Siednhn : ‘ ' - - 740.00 Commercial Chlni

740.00 Roadster Delivery

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‘ULN IKJO __ 470-U0 ‘IMHO

Cnull _ 635-0!

$650.00 _

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SUMMERSWE cHAm.o'r're'rowrs scum? "'

-| "The `Circumstantial Evidence for

Albert Blanchard and Alex McLean

ZION CHUILCII SERVICES

the Res"riection of Christ,"

sermon. I

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ithe Lord's Supper willbe ‘at both services. Prepare. _' _cork _vices will be held on Wgleslnfy ..

_ - wos_and Friday at 8 o‘clock in the eti-

the topic oi' yesterday morrilrig’s tmlllg. _

A large choir both morninplhd

ried out must be a source of great

and the Continent that together entailed a great deal` of hard work

DEATHS R33' “;,‘;`linI;_/"i;a‘_’:!m§§t_I_‘3_;n§_’i“lQtgtthey did not visit at some time or on the part of the choir and their

_ y ’ other, as well as many centres in director and organist, Prof. W. E. MOORE--At Eldon, April 6. 1925. f§§"°§ngB“ ;§f,°;’§§‘gf"1'jI‘r” §‘m;"‘§,§‘_;' canada one the United states. Fletcher. The success with which James SL C,-Mx Mom-c_ aged C AndérSon_ ' 'l She leaves of her own family one these heavy programmes _were car- 87. Funeral took place from his ' __ b1‘0ther. H. L. Putnam now in _ late residence on Sunday at 2.30 to Mrs (Rev) T R055 por; Elgin E\1\‘0Df>. a nepllew. Meredith Put-lsa.tisfaction___to altl__\_l;_l1o took p;Irt___l_n

l ccr was o e

Bcifast mmetm-y_ _ _' ` ` me '_ ' d naln and niece. Mrs. Gilbert Towns- * them, as y

N B' gud dang digs 3§ar{'vcBé'l;_ end ci Montreal and ri. neice inlilarge audiences before whom they

- Mal' are. are spen g e ' _ . HARRIS -- Entered into rc-st at lendgm me ctw Visiting friends andl vgncotliver. Mr_s. Fanef Plt_i;nincr_ bc-.were given.

1 m o er lur-

lCl1H1‘l°¥Wl0W"» l°» E- I-» 011 me 'nh son Kenneth who is a student at PJ 5 es 9 em "5 ° ‘oi April. lima, Elizabeth Harris. 'w, C_ bands family into _which she ha<i_ ‘*é‘°‘§;" gf éhec lag” R°b“'” Harm' . §‘;;‘;;;dh‘;f;,1f°nf';‘;;h0fl1f,c1;;il3;;‘_The farilign <>f_ it D\_1nst§n'T_ r_ni1e

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. i - l Thoughflulct and retiring bmw hmlMasses axl. the Cathedral yesterday

CAMERUN '*' M NW' Hiwml- 0*" _W llllsbands d°al'h mm” 'S also “ iushering in thc-glorious E‘astcl'tide

ST. DUNS;l`AN'S CATHEDRAL

A splendid congregation was pre

The music and sermon were admir ably suitable to the occasion an

the joy and gladness which is char acteristic 'of the Easter Spirit.

the late Mrs. W. T. Fraser, mothe ‘oi Mr. Donald Fraser of thi

wood Cemetery.

In the evening Mrl Fulton deliv

TI Tim. ic iii.

_ evening provided special `

sent at this Easter morning service' music. and rendered in the dim;

_ the favorite anthem by` Steiner

"They have taken away my Lord.”

through both these was discernable Mrs. Sutherrland McLean _. takiw

_‘the solo, and in the evening the

anthems “King of Kings," by Lim-

In the afternoon the Minister Der, and “The Resurrection and the

conducted the funeral service of I-lfe" by Sllfwliley. Ml-SS Chl’lS¢lIl¢

rlMiller. Miss Flo. Campbell, Harry 5lCrarswell and Malcolm McKinnon

Church. Interment »wns at Siler-`l-Hl<ll1E the S010 Dlllits- Tl1l'¢¢ *PW*

ial Easter songs were also _render-_

. ed. In thc morning, the ever-pope..

el-cc A brief sennoh on "Life and lar Sons “Oren the Gates ofthe Incorruption brougllt to Light,"

Temple"_was "sung by Mrs._I.c_l_gh Warren, and "Tile R/csurrcctiml,"

of inherent immortality, the lliytll- ologies of Mesopotamia; the incar- nations of India; Psychical pllcnom-

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8 ' ~ on lmunlsm, Socialism and Bolshevisln

cellent sel'mcll._

At 9.30 special music was relldcrcdi

by the Ladies' Choir; Misses Lucyl Blanchard and Gertic McDonald were the soloists. Rev. Fr. McKen- zie celebrated Mass. A forceful and appropriate sermon was delivered by Rev Fr Francis, wllo also preached#

tion of Mr. W. J, Brown, sang at ii

held in the Cathedral

BRITISH PHYSICIAN ASSERTS

lPolnts To America As “Horrible 5 Examplef' In Extolllng Brew

, i ____ 1 I.oNDoN_ April 7. - acer, not beet, should nourish the British race, Sir William Arbuthnot Lane. one of this country's most famous physicians and president of the new Health Society. said in n. speech at

Liverpool today. Painting a horrilylc word-picture of hat. near-beer al d Mr. Volstead ha! done to America. Sir William said:

“Those of us who have been ta

America know how that horrible prohibition is going through thc country like a ghastly specter, cre- otin civil war and dragging after

it its horrible parasitcs-immoral- ity, disease. crime and death--all ,due to the intl. that they do not .give the people real beer." l After calling beer "the proper ,food of o. nation." Sir William paid tribute to Queen Victorias "mag- lniiieent foresight". saying:

‘She new looming ahead Com-

,nnd she said that If the people were to be kept healt`|'/and happy they must have plenty of good and cheap beer."

Sir William concluded by saylhd

cnzi. of Prof. James, Sir Oliver

worth`s ‘Ode on Inlmort-alily,' the absence of an open vision in pro-_ phet's psalmists, and lnwgiver like Moses.

Death was made imperative

through the coming of Jesus. Through Him immortality has been enthroned and is rcady to answer our questions and meet our doubts.

Jesus Christ has abolished death

and has brought life and immort- allty to light by the Gospel.

Next Sabbath the Sacrament of

Alllillllll Slllli

I am authorized by Amos Gallant

Oyster Bed Bridge. to sell by Pub- lic Auction on Wednesday the 18th Bly of April, 1928, the hall’ of his farm, 50 acres (known as the John Edward Ford farm) also his stock, and implements, stock, 18 head all cattle, seven good lat cattle, 6 milkl cows. One cow 7 years old. due fn; freshen In May. one cow, 5 years old with calf by side: one cow 8 yeonl old. with coll liy side; one cow 5' year old cattle, ltl fall pigs, onel 9 years old. due to freshen one cowl due to freshen in August, 5 head oti year old cattle. 10 fall pigs, one brood sow. to (arrow .lilly 22nd, l00_ hens. llorses, one mare. ll years old- lzmi los, mth. ml. ty sue-, one' home. general purpose. 10 year oid.l one registered trotting stalllonl, one registered trotting mare, 8 yeara` ola in ml by Bloor rotor, shown* as the best brood more on the lal

56640 by Freuntle, 31480 out ot Coellette, C. Vol, 26.0 P. 409 A.I'.l. boat, Liuho, vol. zl P. eel A.r.lL . Sale starts at 1 o‘clock. No re- lnrve. ll runny sole will be hold

that '_‘Bee'r is as ‘good n drink ns you ran possibly hare." _

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This was at bl'i_ci' skctcll of the lShclley> by M.r. Ben Acorn. fntho

liistory of thc belief in Iilllllortal-»0V0l1l“S MY- Harry Cl'9SW¢u S5118 ity in ancient and modern tiiilci:.l"Day of DayS" by Van de Waller. He touched on the peril and blossini;=Pr<>icssor Louis D. Thompson at

thc organ, provided sympathetic accompanimcnts throughout the _ services. __

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