sslii. l Til! at wnllrmls rnon MtIIIIIIS’ Basin

In exchange for fifty wrn

Pliers we will give a

d i h Their Majesties this sunlmegf n: t e Vi!“ of

FLAGS

are 18 by 1t sise with a picture of the King and Queen stamped on a red

can show your loyalty to Ki‘ I d - no better way than by keepinggihzienflaglguatyilifigl?

McINNIS’ BREAD

"The Staff of Life”

McINNIS BAKERY

Charlottetown

BIG BINGO In Memoriam‘ LITTLE THEATRE TONIGHT 8:30 p. nl. Canadian Legion Relief and Welfare Fund

the orning tn ma. i’ at Bzbsltoon. ‘passed “mm” “d “m” " afullv slwaywio Eiler eierna1(re- c“, lppumd u

iifitfi- m Guard

Lee/rd was lnanaaer of the and a1 where there are still ma sag acquaintances who munournbesideher "l" "Bliiilimiili

“,3 on, round a door was scorched while am; paint along a small portion of the - 51w- wood work in the first floor hall no was blistelod. Two lines of hose

a newsy nature may

. ..'SUBSCRIP'I1ONI ‘i Ohariottetown Guardian xna 3 handed to their Rept. Archie ume

Too Late To Ciaslfy i “s” " K Idl

FOR saw-Moons. A FORD motor suitable for -c0rldiLi0n.A-l7l>1'Y 18 , $iwei._________

WANTED-A OOBY OHEEBFUL , 100m. for convalescent. Must be . cuiet and warm. Phone 2201;“

. l. ivlfiiarrrnaunnakna ' 0 nished home. prov Adclnes

von saw - semi ‘u dollar and we will del

from

the Revere ‘on the . glllbber Cclralpany wiltrere he worked fie tgitéhiirl the Enlpire. He believ- some -years. e was a n first wire, 5.15m Britain would eventually win out uysbom, N. 5,, was brovidinfmeach part o! the dCmni o

s. ERNEST E._S'IUNB Who Died tllll DIM February M. 1087. ‘is: but Mt Forgotten. the! b Husband d family. m

twice

He leaves. his widow (nee Compton) Bangater; a

Mid

In Memoriam

tone who died sen! Mei- -

. heart still aches with sadness, w “fin. ygg- \ a! was shed many a LEGION MEETING-Tile reg- L“ ‘i 0d alone knows how I

(its it dawns another year. Inserted by Her Son, Arthur.

vluefwas a vlslwr

In Memoriam

pltai. Feb. 22. i939. to Mr. Mrs. P. l‘. Morris. City. a son.

MacAilTliUit — At the

Y est E. Stone. who Passed away February M. 1931.

I ti?» 0n’: knows how much I miss her "i!" silall her memory fad

d by iler son, Harold.

In Memoriom I 'lu'1‘.'§“°""°' “iii;

‘min iieiieis). died Ie iiliesn“ ' ' ‘h. ualrbtise dead, who die in

‘Rimes by Ber Daughter Nellie. the city Hcqtttai on Patri l: rem Gillis the ago a sen oi

Nlilerbied the“ IALOO M‘ at W!

Ihib.

noel ire, Geotiandqitt" ans

w . basin ' “ n‘ y, lat

Tilt litntral iillardlan

I onmwu or soo -

Bfllcrga (gill 11 m M} aqrtgpl“ l- s

renown, gherlottetlia-Lwn" v . fr.

ELECTED PIEBIDENIH- At meeting of directors of the Princ: Eggalrg ‘Island c?“ rstive Egg l ll . A8800 tedn . Mr. J. Ilirrlytoln Dewalnniizw iiliertll was made vice-president. while Mr. Leonard McDonald. Charlottetown

l i

| HUNTER nlvnn United on Rev. W. A. MalcQiiarrie. B. ., M ister. Services for Sunday. Feb. 26th. will be alt North Wilt. 11. Hampshire at 2:30. and Hunter River at 7. Sunday chool at Hunter River at lo; , V. 0. T. U. service at North W1 - hire at 1:30 ad _ ‘rovlrlciai President. All cordia welcome. 1,530,

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR - A typographical error in yesterday's issue occurred in a report of an ad.

M. Nash. senior

“ rchanfs in th £2’... t mad’. ‘iifllgtl? .12‘;

ing a success of it."_ e wood suc-

. . M6 __i_ Aieiiii- iii the iii“ rails; run: AT 1t warm smear-

. enced ' considerable difficulty locating the

m‘! source of the blaze. discovered fin. friends kind-ii!

ally in the basement under the loss was alight but

smoke caused some amaze‘; The ing first

floor when discovered Iiiinfsh a-

inflshtirlsther

were bid p.11, Originottheflrewasunkrlo .

g1 m,“ vvua. ureuliwasl‘ uvelvr- Ayers. Plans were being made to have

is. Canada-wide broadcast of the

and Dr. J. H, Ayers,

. P- E. Island. Wii-h- celebration of the 75th anniversary of

three years she was themeetin ‘ “

and 8 which wi be held here next sum-

namey. Mrs. John Drake. men, 1t was -' _, * r 365k Mi’!- U-biiil at s. meeting of the committee in

M. Wm- charge. m. w. .1.

Oiwilviiewwn iii presided. Possibly achainof Unit-

is ise Interment will ,be Basin. on Saturday. Feb. soil-l. _ (Patriot Please Qvpy)»

to cc.‘ federation

P. MacMilian Stats stations would be in-

ed eluded in the network. n. was said.

George J. Tweedy was elected un- anlmously at the meeting to be chairman in charge of e float committee. As the result of a mot-

- ~ ' i ant the mectin , Ohar- CAPIAIN nAvlp A.. SANGSTER. ‘lgliwg-imwn 5mm mm will bush

ed tocooperate with the committee

‘the emainslof o “taln ‘mid A sangsm.‘ BL a m“. V” o. GHQ? in charge of the celebration. Corn-

s" "i" W“ "éfjfiflgg will take an. active part in’ pian- . 0

- tn -M be . "i mflalmm at m, 091m" ‘m vs MEN'S memo-Nation- - Captain Bangs

mlttees appoipted by the clubs ning the festivities.

al defence was the interestina’ and E. Full in an address

league of Nations and the of wer"

Britain was better prepared dc-

and claimed that tihe the Himlpire was not dependent on numbers alone. but Wpe of government and

the event oi s. war

DIOIXWQG

a n was prepar a he rt a d ed to la rt in defence. Oanada i; ybe-

hm . M . Edith Carver? and Mrs. Rita Biatg‘. mini ‘if h" “We” "We" sons, Warren Macmillan. Chelsea: "mud “k9 “m” m" ""5 i“ c; John MacMillan of" Everett. Louis Macmillan of Middleboro.

ligved. was lamina in deience and were open to enemy attack. and it brliiz Dominion defence to a

an was chairman. The izuests present were. Harold Heart-z.

HW-

ular monthly meeting or the local

Legion was held last ht with attendance. Tvxvlzlls new a 00d were admit/led. The secretary was

'.'l"he many lrlends of Miss Cecilia iiieiivh vi the Canadian O Pownal

a t. 0W l is reetirla ornf galgl fllthafnm serious opelgatiog at iYhe °clty rias- iiiiiiiiiaieri to convey to an non- n .

if W" third" “"2”? “.11:- bweserl. or continued interest in the branch. It was announced that after years of effort that treatment in enlerg-

MORRIS-At Charlottetown i-ios- gngy cues um“.- eemm cumin” and stances would be given to pen-

sioners and non. nslcners in the W0 élity Hcspita and that Dr.

p ; Wen cl MmKensie had bee ap- yvebl-um-y 73 11f; pointed by the Government 2s its ha,“ MacArthur, ggiicial i? harldlle these cases. Over

Bummer " . a son.

mom ere of the Male Once-us

.| then Rave a lendlid er mil-Ki B-fiél’ whchtey ml on Lhe court scene recent" pl ved at

='<

-—_—__—.= Prince of Wales College. The

la Oamp- was displayed in onnmsctiq with

the part the Legion was to play idurin thcvisitofThi Ma - iiw- gm Kin»: being hienenilli- Emmre Bar-

za’ °d€‘r%§.i.“°.i’”“fil“.. tn w» . __ _ ’ e w cams-no. m r. i» - can». m... "m years. Funeral from her isle resi- dence. satuniay Nb. 5th.. to lt- ratrioivs Church, Iort Augustus.

_Girl Guide News

dill uide-‘insd and

of Girl d8 Iii

t l to . . ‘h I Di] BlilJlST-Illalll F;

(I! A Iournaiht)

as not cast an undue slamm- uistanding leaders g/tss re-elected secntary-tressur- another day which is lmwarranted

btful whether in democrat-

doll ic countries alt ‘least. those days of

l0 t

messed by mo of mere ..lY

drfirby Mr. 1i‘.

poui y fieldman who said in the course oi’ his tsli: st ..uai ii meeting of the P. E. 1, co-o eraiivg control cf public affairs that leaders E83 and Poultry Associate that are often forced to a owl/Elli

y ma - is at once involved vnletiler e sv- citizen

it is tilat the aver- ei‘ perior ability.

\ lAANLAl l . .. l a. n ,1 p;‘,\.i|l,f\;\

Daily Lenten Meditations

The Average .Mon my s Ionnalist)

ent and indolent. The sulali talent of the average man graduates no en iasm. How true t is o! the m with Just ordinary ability to.

The man of s/vesage ability does not believe that he is a. cyphor- in church and State; but he feels he is only one. and the small influence he has is

faithfulness can never be complete so lone as there is individual un. faithfulness.

The Son of God plainly indicated that the average main who aside his raonai

through ind erence or indolenoe is realy falling in characte. He ought to reahze that while the op- p... provided for life may a to be unequal.

results ct his need ct . The man with one or m tslieuta may astrul dcGodhwillastileman with fve. ten or even twenty ini- ents, and having done God's will. the man of average ability may receive the "Well done" from is Imd as truly as the man of eu-

"SXIRYMEN

(Continued from p880 l)

stro undertaking." M er of til resolution was Mr. James G. MM

f said district mm for whatever license the? hold." Mover was James G. Mac- Leod while Mr. Watson Larter was seco

the rmoiuidon Mr. dcolar

edsuch amove on the part Government would mean an in-

not so much a. question of taxation as one of

to equal treatment. Wh were ten or Iortv pupils ter hada te ble district t?“ werreedfiiattfd w t“ I10 I _ 0 “‘ 2:212: °nr2.“":*":s"""*: ‘l: éiiiiii i?“ “mm” "’ "m" c 5 YM- "me 5 last lghtbeireth embers of "i" i°Yiiii° "i "it We "gags am the 3's Melrsoclnlaecgi. Full "le- father and rothers built. $91.1‘ “w” M“ m” b‘°°'kd°“" He was master of a large num- mgum u; the -- m, his ggrlefr-bl-eie system. He pointed out that Great heath him and ev r l ' 05¢, . Following nu rletlrfllnoesltitg m“ getaway m“ m m“ m1 ‘tile sea Captain Ssngster settled stmnath of

et Mr. Jones replied

easily arrange with the

the pupils from e. srna to a larger neiahbor-

Mr. Thomas Wirnnlore. Graham's Rand alrreed with tb he said. Children in the smaller oopor tunitv as those in larger institu Full text of resolutions passed at the meetina of dalrvmen ap- bear elsewhere in this article. Speakers Yesterday

at yesterdays semions u Minister of

fiat/e cf completion. Mr. Clever “m

Earn Smth. H. Simpson o! Syd- e

we the two sessions. Reports covering the activities,

‘read a letter from

appears in full elsewhere in this issue.

SENIOR PRODUCE GRADER The‘ evening session of theclairy- men'.s convention address by Mr. T. reduce Braden. Montreal.

in obtaining unifolvn

por m to the fact that all plants in the Dominic

perhaps as mally as twenty

portan/t in tilemselvea but reaetlni . unfavorabiy when an to enter th

nstN Zeianr apt ew a craamriwandwereth unii’

in! cation with some lame taller!

carry the Oan

cause-of the difliculty our Ohieidcout s b . the

l»?

. l) fi. sols nus dimmed-n

‘went into butler and 8.8 per cent into cheese.

varied grea since i900 butcheese had ailown a huge

drop in e nonunion year was 72 per cent over the olls year. e said l four

p noes. however.

988, the speaker said. quoting eg- ures from Dominion Bureau or! Btstistim. At the same time rovince had no really high scor. R oilease. The speaker then went on to tell cheese lockers of certain changes

Speaking of cream

said Prince Edward island produc- tion was up 14.60 per cent in

over the previous veer. The Dom- inion increase was 7.64 percent. 0f the local but made and graded 81-10 percent first grade stock.

- an increase of 4.31 percent over

‘ti: Tryout at scsaiiiifi on m. wasitlidte’ Ki‘ ' lnyglrlvmgi m “m ‘ma’

geei/ in the h Oni n? percent of the butter sde this province was graded. Mr. Hicks in-ted out. the lowest percentage n Canada except we.

(27

Ocrnsi the 15.000000 pound surplus of‘ butter on hand in the Dominion at February ist, Mir. flicks advised dairymen where pos- sible to turn to cheese uction go: export to absorb surp us butler s. .

Maritime Glider

Mr. W. J. Davies. dairy oduee izrader for the Maritimes d the grading of Prince Edward ~

first grade. hiphest in the in- on. chemo. the speaker

e . The cheese was very well received in L‘;- Old Country. Bo far as markets were concern-

was no need of going very far a-

field to sell butter, as Nova. Sootia.

required 4.000.000 pounds more produced.

Cheese Factory Inspector

Mr. Edward larkin. Grand River. of cheese factories in the ,which he took over last June, dacribed his ex enees in re-opezling the cheese factory at Grand River in i030. Inst year five oar loads ofeileese were exported to the Old Oountry Mr. Larkin said. It had s. great benent on ihelocal market. There's no rouble to sell Prince Edward Island cheese in England. the speaker said. but it would be much easier to hold the market if the

DISCUSSES MARKETS

Mir. W. R. Bhaw. Deputy Minis- ter of Agriculture. was first speak- er at the ‘

or bilibyv so small that he becomes indiffer-

altogether

hardly worth while exercising. Diary time l QUINN says. ‘TIN! 0th 1118-1839 to get along without me." we have . the case of a. wn

sought to show that aggregate

N nilizv

on showed a decrease as did the Mamitimes New Brunswick made

no u“ nee w Island groduced r00 per cent flret grade eese in

my butler beu the Dominion billnflicks

Scotia m percent). and On o

peers in part elsewhere in til tedth

Concerning‘

refer-led m e quantity graded for nun reported on herd i

nlent associations in the province.

‘ 193d test

ed the speaiter pointed out there m. Wright said. "This is an in- crease of iive Associations over

as that there are about 13.000 iii/Tm!

session and gave a re o? s. committee he was to some time ago to in-

BIRTHDAY SALE

corrnuuaa am. nus IIOITI

‘IOQTII llljll (um. ‘ltrtoelsceedhqmy lilo ties o! Illl

mu..." 39=

No rlanukqhould be sup/m" flu‘ BEACON ’ , . _ F f\

UURT SYRINQEN

“"" """'""- "msnnlcsl. ,8,“

llINIEAl-Ollelilfltllofllesgc

' vmilnm assume

i

COLD CREAM

cleans. nourishes and preteen rhesbhs

1 lb. lar 8Q:

cfianngraor Ila Dottie 29c

navolmvo 19c

10o WASH CLOTH!

/ p; you need a new - ‘ m lures some in yew home? aamsom‘ l" nurmpsn li-W

MAJOR K-ANTLEI-K s!" assures ‘L75 ||| juuyjuaranroed

lutXALI. JIAVING IDTION 25o Bottie———--—--29c

4"’ 29c

[L50

A Lovely Wlu. ... angers Teaspoon Given FREE

Denali Bronchial lvrsp ronzrnsr mau- more "*" "' 50c TABLIl:100's—--——79c

‘HIIILMAL WOOL mo; away aches 39c

Tfiggscvgghu “Qnhlifliimnoa mummi-

50o raps as 9c

"-'"-"..'.'g-; inl: Jzuluus PHARMACY

601$

30H- Cjpguvln. rm j-i-Ixglttii: #171705 “hill/Its: - ispvllialnq Khfillill’ . in I“; vnuul zlq Cut 51 Learn a Km hi‘. Elilliillllllllhlil ll

Windale Stationery

(Yelena or lbw Finish)

PAITIII

Ifllenzgc

Ilbtlhasil htlkvdopss

hello: Contains

Pa-Box

49c

gm grand mairkmfor Island but- . puosen ere were some twenty creameries on the market, each with its own brand. (4) Publicity and. mlesmsnehip was very mportent. w. Show

sity for s. continuous supply loan’! one market. Unless that was done the consumer tended to forget the product in the of! seasons.

tim: Probims

Rctrigeration nutter that should be lookefiuirlto. w- BMW

were pped in

the same car and drew what little cold there was inl the Oars insu cars.

supplied wge oélvmm on w“!

second d wn it reach 510 17181111552‘ gouldege attributed to the cars used. "as" as“ reactor“... l. ng c gree. Inaaintelin-ing s hilrh- Erode him"- Wholeileartcd co-ogreyrattizm of nsirymerl was mew ' mote the industry here. the - utyMirlister declared in conclusion.

Dairy Superintendent Reports Mb. W. I. Brenton. Dairy Bu!!!“ next

lnlterldent. was the Willi"- giving his annual report mhiclhafi:

otion. Mr. 5.0. Might, prcvincialfleld- rrvprove-

, B ducted in thirteen (i3) centres."

1901. in these Associations we have approximately one hundred and flftv (150) farmers joined iili

mem . when one considers

on Prince Edward Island. then 011i‘ ip is very small. "Possibly the best way of dealing

Let Us Show You our New

RANGE OF “MAXIMUiP

a n d “SUNWORTI-IY”

WALLPAPERS

THEY HAVE LASTING CHARM The labour cost of paper- hanging with “MAXI- MUR" a n d “SUN- WORTHY”-the original and best light-resisting wallpapers - is no more than that of hanging oth- er papers. We are show- ing the very newest pat- terns for Spring —fresh from the makers. They are noted for their smart- ness of tone, beauty of pattern and. excellence of manufacture. Prices, too are astonishingly low and will be found to accom- modate every pocket-book. Our open wail display will help you select just the right pattern for each room. -Phone 70 for our large SAMPLE BOOK. or bet- ter still call and see our attractive display.

Garter 8i 0o. w-

indi dmliyso we will basin atthe west .

erby, agricultural representative for

"1l‘.‘°..’.’..‘l“’.'l.‘?'...li'.. t... a... nuamndtnmeanm ennui“ Meeting

0f m. Stewart

m alljll newlan:

the one who first talked ‘Oow testing" was. I believe. s. member of our agricultural clam diuingtbe winter 1908.

' Grand Rt Association i ‘me urirv: the summer gestation

Lsirkinmisld the test was carried sew onatthecheeee f ry until it e130

.1m,, cussed Association ior tmtin! after thsxirtii

eeee ry. "The Wellington Association did

not do as well last year as cur-ins wmplggivilngi

the ous year bu! we have ev- cry ope that it will improve dur- i the cooling year

and ftfltv 's Oocpersdve Mt. stewart liiebruary night m attend annual meeting of

. Andrews enthusiastically they most encour f the Manner. Mr.

iigiiéii

year's . which wen In

the new store, wan- n reirlgeratlrlg plant. cash sales of over 080.000. stab- llshment o! s. sound system

I operative boo

ct w- Bummgrsild "sandman kimrins- we s mu sfilall an allfilaalber. corvtin- denid of a per wit on a:

fmlghout the veer. i~ ugh‘: Dunk River Aseociatloncixll- 1"- ROR. Pflliifli i"

tinuedduring the yea!‘ with l!" °

address ou g

sam be i’ members but I o tacles and difficulties unedit-

pgult?) rgigwrt that in this A’: ered in establishing the eooparnt»

sedation we have thirty-five m) ire. Althouzh hemmed in e in! 0

cows that produced three hu

(300) lbs. or more fat during the ed 1

bii1€mUlIYbGI$@h

5T. This is an increase of seven T1101!’ chi-HUMAN!!! IP11" NU“:

the association along

"The association continluee early days. but new the uremi-

Tryon b be 1,. flquflshing mummy; nation is well on the way to sue- md he" any“ we c“. wmfl, u; cess. Benefits other than financial

increase of seven cows that pro- were role to: the control g

dueed 800 lbs. or more fat. i319 "cl-specs and Kinkors Assoel- Mia