MAY 2s, 1925?

v OOK into the trusting eyes of your Q3: children and you will never deny that r there is a heaven on earth.

The Mutual Life of Canada is an associ- ation of nieii like-yon, who have children and the mothers of children to cherish and protect. There is no proﬁt in it for zinyoiie— except the policyholders themselves. All proliis earned by the M uiual Liie of Canada are returned to the policyholders, aiter all claims and atlniinistra- tion expenses are paid.

Let us send you the Mutual Book. You'll thank us when you understand vrliat Mutuality is.

“MUTUAL LIFE OF CANAD Waterloo

Ontario H. A. EBERB

Provincial Manager 135 Kent street

__ w '.' narlottetown

More profit from POTATOES. better

LAWNS. FLOWERS

and VEGETABLES.

No matter where you use Soilgro-on your pota- toes, corn, grain-oii/your lawn, flowers or in your garden, you'll be amazed st the growth It promotes. ' Soilgro feeds any lant that has roots. It Is the new scientific met od of hasteni _ and increas- ing growth. it is cheap — for six dollars you get a package that will do for a good sized lawn and garden, or an acre and a half of roots 0t grain — for all summer. It is easy teappay and eliminates for the man in town, the (lii ic ty o! procuring and the obgection to applying bem-

ard manure or other ertllizer. On farms It can ii: used with manure with splendid results.

Here's what one man says about Teiniskarning, Que, 50D!- ‘b 1”‘- “l take much pleasure In saying that ldpl very good results Irom Soilgro Is I

ll I very bad summer for flowers. I lln 91w M

say that my flower garden took first ll ibi d tli l but ess hes hiiie hinlimusa Sciillrotrs list-h had lb“

gardens." sorlnll lhlaldtsrtshswrQf glilvhbgggitoflva the svrttsﬁnevna Iss0‘ QOILGRO SELLING AGENCY Iilatrlimtnrn for Prince Eilwuril Inland ns mm Ntrnel. Phone lilo-I»- O

I‘ moi Old [NI IR use In; ‘vars has sssl 1w

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Maclean & MacDonald

180 KENT STREET

Our Equipment OompIete:--

We have facilities to meet every possible requirement, and strive to perform our tasks lln that tactful and unobtrusive mlMW‘

inspires conﬁdence.

sensitive that

SERVICE WITH DIGNITY AND HONOUR

A MUULANUE SERVICE. -—I’IIONE 149-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

IiiE BEiiTillil GUARDIAN ‘

SHOP from Holman’: Catalog. LADIES FLANNEL DRESSES $7.50 up.—-Pi'owso llrus, Ltd. 1177 5 22~2l

MAiLiPEQUE. — Rev. Mr. (iillls, Malpequc, w.ll picach In New Lun- llDfl church Sunday, May 21, at 7 p.in.

BRADALBANE CONGREGATION ~— ‘lhe Rev. D. S. McLeod will prearh Suiidtiy, 2l.ll,i. Ruse Vnllny ll o'clock; Biiidulbunc 7 p.ni. Suii- liay School iit Rose Valley iii. ii.in.

SOILGRO MAKES THE CROPS GFIOW.—-Muke no mistake, use ex~ teiislvely iinil you will be amply ro paid. Sollgro Selling Agency, Murdoch Maqklnnon, Manager, 1'70 Kent Street. Telephone 42U'lA.

9l7-5-iitl.

PURCHASES PROPERTY W Mr. ii. .i. McNeill has puii-hiisr: the. well known property oi Mr. Frank l). Webster, on the corner of Fitz- roy and (lilmilllldilllii.liIItWiIi, and izikcn up his resilience tlicrc, coir lliiuliig the grocery and iced lllliii- nnas. Mr. McNeil] is being con- gratulated on securing one cf the best business locations in tho city.

INSTITUTE MEETING. —- The regular monthly meeting oi‘ lCiiiy- viile Women's Institute for the month of fehruary was held iii tin home oi’ Mrs. Putrlck Murray. and at WlllPIi there wore tcn members llllfi one visitor present. Roll call was answered by "itidilles." 'l"en ilollni-s was unanimously vnlotl by lin- nionibers for a ehnrltiihlie pun pilsg in the. community. A very interesting and insiriirilvn address was given by Mrs. James Cnzidy on “the election of competent offic- ers for any organization. rind the ilutlas of these." A vcrv enioya-ble lunch was served by Mrs, Murray during which ail participated in ii social tziik. The. meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.

IN MEMORIAM

MR. JOSEPH LAW LOR

There. passed away suddenly oil Mziy 12th, 1925, Mr. Joseph Lawior, aged forty-live years. The lute Mr. liawlor bud not been in lzooil health

|for some time past, and his death ‘was a shock to friends and rela- tives. He hlid been employed by the Davis 6's Fraser Company. but when his health failed lilm he was forced to resign. His wile prede- ceased him three years ago. Bc-i sides an aged mother he leaves tol mourn four children, namely, Mary, Winter, Agnes, Edward; also the following brothers‘ and sisters, \VIlll:im, New York; Edward, liall- fax; James, city; Mrs. William Brciinun, city, Miss lliary, St. John, _N.B. The funeral which was large- ly attended, took place l‘rom his -brothcr's residence, 39 Park St.. to St. Dii»nsiun's Cathedral, wlicrc a requiem high ma-ss was sungby Rev. Father Walsh, thence lo RC. lcoiuotery, services at the griivo lio- ‘ing conducted by Rev. A. L. Sin- notl. The pail-bearers were Jumps O'Brien. Arthur Meinnls, William Whitloek, Wlllluni Doyle, Pei-trick McMillan, Herbert Steele. The following Mass Cards were receiv- ed, Mrs. Annie Doucetlc and fain- i-ly, Mr. and Mrs. Loslin Henry. Mr. and Mrs. ‘John It‘. Reardon, Pupils of Grade 4, Queen Square school. Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Steele. Miss Nellie Glllis. J. Power. Spiritual ‘bouquets. Mrs. Vessey and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Connors family, Mr. and Mrs. P. McMillan and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. Malia!‘ and family, Mr. sud Mrs. Paul Pot- ers. Miss Ena Hornby, Mr. and Mrs. F. Weir and family. Fellow workers Davis Al. Fraser, $50.00. s-i--—llQ}~ " "sexa oidoasniniiu pnu 9M ll (inﬁll upis ua/ie aq LlIpUlOM Amund-

i ODD LINES in comets values up to ‘seam clearing at SZ-uv. - rruwsc pros, Lin. 1177544 zi

* ( ANGLICAN 8ERVlGl-2S.—in the l piuisli oi NUW London} 0U the 24th iust., wi.i lie us lOIIOWnZ Keil- siiigion. 1055b u.ni., bunduy Senooi 2 p.ni., French ltivci‘, 2.30 p.ni., Bur- lliigtuii 7 p.ui, I . _____. l PROGRESSIVE FARMERS AND iGARDENEhS have ulroudy ordered IUIUII‘ supply of Soilgro. 'l‘ney know pits viilue. Still iiiliu to get supplies -but do not delay. Soilgi-o balling Agency, 176 lie-iii Street, ‘telephone "lZU-Il. ﬁbril-Sill. i LOST IN THE WOOD5.— Chil- |dren who like stories of adventure lmulet be sure to follow the tale ol‘ “liaiisel and fiieiliel" now running _'ill COLOR CUP-OUTS. Every day there's ii chapter of this iumous iliilry talc and ll. paper doll to cut out and color. Children who save |tliese dolls will have tun acting out ILIIB whole story -of “Hansel and Grctliel" [or themselves. A picture 0i pretty little Grethei, tho wood- cutters’ daughter, will be found on page two toilziy.

Very large gatherings enjoyed the special services which were held in the Presbyterian church, Malpeque, on Sunday, May 17, and which were commemorative o! the life and growth of iPresbyterianism in Canada. At the morning service the pastor, Rev. A. N. Gillls, spoke from the words as given in Isaiah 51:1, reviewing Presbyteriunism from its infancy in Canada u-ntil the piesi-iit tinic, and was a ﬁtting tribute .0 our great historic past. lii the evening a powerful discourse was uuscil on tiie words "Speak un- to the ciniureii oi‘ Israel that they go iorivziid.‘ and again "But thou hast kept Lilo good wine until now". it was a enilitrnge to self-sacrifice and a stir. ing appeal to go forward encouraged oy ‘the memory of the past and the vision of the lZutui-e. The choir, under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Jas, A. Campbell, Bur- lington, rendered the voluntary “Praise ye the Lord," at the morn- lng service, and in the evening.

to his home last week to spend

the Sllllllfllﬁl‘ holidays. (l

Mrs. Underliill and little daught-

er, Irene, of -F'rench River, are ‘lelllﬂlld any rudlcal iulvunco in our _ , _ i iilpegziling a [ow days; wlll] Mrs, Un- prisons, {Gclllllllilﬁl knowledge. I Uiiv bright mor,i_iili2,lit_ lll',Zll,l. 'l‘ouil

er ‘s mother. Mrs. George Bry- nn ier (CVO (lpmClil. worthy of wnv s. =1 vi-ixv r~ iuiwus sent em entou. mention is the ilistriluiiion oi‘ llwltlt ii it! l>l‘"l>"*\' l0 ills SW‘

~- li)l'0?1(IC£iSlilll; over telephone or hill". >7"ll.l' -"“l"~‘-=lli- lVHIV-‘i lilo

Miss iapn-pnce vgakg, who hm; electric lighting sy ems, 'i‘lii.<‘l1l‘<i_il \\'i. ll, ~o lltllil‘ 1W1‘ ' been speiiiliiig ii ICW weeks with Illﬂii l5 vlilllvly lW-illlv-ilblc Hl\'|l"f"""* """""""l- """l‘l"'l il" her mother, returned on ihiday, may be i-mployml ton (illllsllivlﬁliilii,ills w" ill 4i ~ 111' l-l Ivl-Hb‘ May 15m, u, rmmm, hu- duues as extent in metropolitan zirezis. but, l"i"l"_l' it" 1| lii-h‘! 4W 'l'<i'il teacher 1n Gpmwood schoop willlncvnr .‘,lIl[li‘l‘Hl‘lIC {ZPIIUFZIIl)|‘();1i]-,ll1;ti,mlllhiiidi pr an owl booi-

cast 11K. Tie one. iluziliiy 0i‘ riidio "l- i "lh |'"l- ' llll- "Will"! llil“

The lilttlc Helpers M15519" Banﬂdlrﬂﬂlkdl-Silllg \\‘ilil‘il has grlppi-dmliiil llllllh llllil lilo‘ llF-‘LVPI’ s 0t‘ Sea View met for their regulztrlllllblllf interest is its: universal free jl""‘li . ropliwl: “Ailyhvul.\'~ monthly meeting at the home orldom. it rent-hos i-voiywhei-e and is "ll l/"fll. loll l lli'*‘ii‘l' Pillii‘ Nurses?‘

Thirty members and several visit- ors were present. Miss Ruth Ross was presciiteil with ii lilo memher-' ship Ctlfllllllilil". iii appreciation of

The lobster catch In this vicinity

class-will

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Key to Cross Word Horizontgi

1 An oldlfaelhilnnal vessel for ‘holding writing tllu-ld.

6 Neal‘.

8 Still.

9 You.

l1 The sixth tone oI tlho dlstoulc

scale. l3 A method of transportation (ab).

14 A vessel for eoflfou.

A secretion from inﬂamed tis- rues.

A prefix meaning again.

A prefix moaning two. Stlmmnhip (am).

A eiemior cuehfon of curled hair A printer's measure.

Deny and courteous tin manner; bland.

Diagonal CivH War. Vsrtlesi

Cross Word Puz zie No. 137

inliOnaosuseotthoAinwrIosrs

Puzzle No. 137

3 Pronoun.

4 Pam. iovf ﬂho Bible (Mb)

5 The ‘largest city on tlho North

American continent (will.

6 Attracts; oil-bless.

10 The mbodg or time (blessed dead: paradise (Gir. myiih).

it A land masurre (metric system) 13 To orooto triction. 18 Tire coll of a domestic solnall. 20 A mnitilnont (ab) 21 Republic of Bmnce (ab) 2i Awhile mum (nib . 23 Ajieind or engineer (ab).

Answer to( Puzzle Ne. 18s

bi oadcamln; frnni one of the large stations, received a letter thanking lilm for the line exercises

lied. plied that ln- was glad to hour from his luzy listener, and added, "i lilféitliitiltil the exercises — lying in 1C .

iiluiilly and simuduiicously millions of people is not a power Wllliill will b4; lightly discziiileil as i‘ lilll l" 11 llusslng fiincy. gusts, with no strain on the imag- ination. ii universal languiigi; and the vlrhlcle iui unilvrsiaiivllng zininng the pvtiplcs. 0i all civilized nations. ii universal ulilv music is liir louiiilziiion all broadcasting today. Undoubted- ly. it will continue to occupy an important part lii-v. it will In: used wiili nioii, artis- tlo taste. iliwilyri be uvzillrble so iliat public uppicclzitioii will become more itctiiiil. IlIlIi the interim" and m oeic will bu (Iiilllilllltllli. \Vlli bc ziddcil the rudio play, a lorin ol ilfiilllil introduced by WGYi at Se! isties as distinctive in the radio, lielil us the sereciiril plziy in mov ‘

siinie time tho complete realization 0i literary form.

1° "Whirl the ViiSl. l'i\iil() ziuiliieni-es and piiriii:iiiiii"l_v to (Il|l'l‘.l‘ and coni- lort those through ago or inllriiiity. ii spirit

be established ii iinlty cf religious peoples which has llllVlll‘ before ex~ isted.

availabln at those wlin labor ﬂelils so that the world's eilurzi- tlonal standards may be greatly- advanced by providing opportuni-| ties even for those isolated from

prevented and college.

int! which may be i-xpecteil lii ill" immediate future as they do not

the PIQQIdOHL Mm Con“ ponappifree for all who silpply IIHYIIISUIVKKSI’ A- li~- 5'11"» l [with recolvinp, sets. ' |

quests ever seiii through ilin

was broadcast not long ago from u. lllwllvling 2| l‘l‘ill

read advertising tor no response was forthcoming from newspaper

“Tune In”

s, s"). K.

A Physical culture instructor,

broad- ust uvciy ‘morning at 7.30, the lsteiicr saying that llQ listened lii 'l'lie. physical instructor re- Firod with it's own natural qualities-a fragrant, mellow quality that spells rfect smokin -—that's AMER CAN NAV PLUG—thanks to ﬁre-cure-w-"a process that improves. i

Makes an all-ﬁred unbeatable smoking tobacco. Try it for proof!

The ability to iroiiiiiiuiilcutc lii- with

it sug-

Clllllllltlli: muiuzil Music is

language and fortun- of

of the programs,

The best in music will

To mu c

UIIUCIiIIIy, having rhzirziirlcn,’ ng pictures. but piescrviiig at the iteiigious servii s will cniitinui

who are iiicapzuviiiiti-il

they will assemble. regul ly “to

meet the Lord in llic uir." iIIIIl

there. will grow up n religion in

which shades of crcrd will he rillii-

orilinalcd to belief iii great i‘ lli ' mental principles. ‘Yin-n tin w.ll

AN!

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SmokingT bacco

Graded education courses will bi.- times conveiiii-iit in in factories or

(Inculloiinl centres or otherwise

from ziitciiiliiig sclwui

BLAC

The IlSi; of radio for broadcast-

“Awake, Awake, 11w Earth is [run lng news, markets, slot-k illlti of Gladness.” Weather reports wlll bu greatly M. - w______.-__i_______. _.______ ___i__________ -- tended, iililllliilillillltilli-X tlieso 1pm. lilll‘ oi‘ 1w oplo with while 1;‘ i-m- un-, Mr, David Kojr, whq) has been at, tloiis oi‘ telephone, iPlUgrﬂph, and ill-r lllWll‘ aims u-uiiiiic paiii-iiilv; tending Mg(;||| Uuivumjly, returned newspaper. 'oiil.siilr> lili‘ Fllllillt iitllll‘ in lii" liono.

These are some of ill" bbviviuwilliiil their ]ll'| izoilsi- might liiivo u,

evelopments oi‘ radio lll‘(l2Illl';ih‘l'

lvliiinre in lilt‘ niovil-s. , I

A Speedy Answer

ll‘ lint l‘i'l‘l‘llliilll oi ilir- pasi ivi-i-li rails ziuy inillcuiiiiii of uhut this .~'.lllll- “h-Iilli i"~= ludio will in, we 21ft‘ hilii‘ ill Filtiilt slliniiicikl

Ono of the most. unusual

h .ithl‘l .1" M‘. £1,158 Rgmsxﬁvih (lﬁnigewaslqtgg; L05 Angglgg glgltimh A mm qglqqhlllp lo the ]ll't‘<l‘lli good voluiiiiviinil, DOCTOR (to prolitceﬁs wife): “l don't know if your husband 5cm and gave an lmemsﬂng m", t0;- wumed {my WM“. gnu“. f...‘ aiiilllt‘ slnllc would lend one ,io ll“‘l W" stimd a"°u"¢"°l1°"i"l°" " ‘to me mm, mm, Iuycreum and remit“, MUD“, Mn," C00,", W“ up“. 1].... |,,,,,,- ,-..,-..pgi0n (hiring, LADY LOTTOBRASS: “OI course 'e can, ’c'5 a millionaire!" cake were served. man." hut niumreiitly ziveso um "slim" Wmm" ‘S m" "l ‘he llllllilllil‘ -—l-°"=l<>" °P""°"- lililllldl s. A I

LETTER OF QONDOLENCE. 'buve lllll‘ prnyers llizil you llltl_V be Win-ii pulling on tho collar of ll

‘lzriigiﬁrlilgii lsliilllgllﬂﬁs Iiinlliiuialihlelgil agllrllzollllrllii-Ztilt perlmpq t)“. ry(q(uﬁ.“ Ioliaiillvil lu look lo the llllti of all blouse, lilo i-ollui‘ ilm-lf should Illil and ly, hoped that g00d WGMIIBI‘ Willi?" "ﬁght l"('k"'l' mo" ﬁr“ nn""s""'.""' """' Y""“'"" ("T '\"'~""""" i'i'i'i'i‘i'>i'll[|i'.s'-' ziiiniillNiiiiiipliillililiititillli]? iiillglilllliil"lllllillli' iiiilil'l::'£i’r(-t'rili- the .ll-shermun's Portion. s0 that l" ""11"" ll"? ""4"" m“ lmllll“ “l” w" i "l"""""'-* "l ""‘ ‘“"'-‘"""'. smut-ii on beliaiil‘ w lli » lilﬂllllitd‘; ed but no' lln- l't)li-'ll‘ oiln-rivisn. they may the able to secure all the 99*" Ill’ "ml" l! "will" llliiﬂlllviv \\'- -\l- S». Wish in wllvvi‘ in Hui 1H or the w M_ 5 o; Mggyﬂpld I I inf- blond w ll no: ﬁll 'IVl‘lli1I‘ilIlIlii 35-h “w; "m nvai|ab]e_ is Ii. scarcity oi willie gees-i‘ in lilo ll low \\'lilli,~' our sincere riylllllilllll’ Mr; Lcvc,‘ Tjwnbé 'P,.cs 1],, “Wk City ofthe Ailgcls. Tlieri- are gray in the oliiiilPll ill"llll oi your brollr‘ Mr; John A ‘Jghwfmn ' ' i‘ l '

M“ Howard (bun, [ngpecmr f0,- llecse and black geese. and hrowii er. .\lu_|i':|_\' Robertson. this iiiiikiugi ' ' zice'_p,.cs_ “Hm: ,,,,,,,,_ |,,,“,,,.,, U, H“, m“ prhme Cﬂumy, vlsued Mnlppquc geese, nnd lmio geese, but nowhilr ilin illllii ll|‘lliiit‘l' Ill ii short iin: “M, U,“ m,“ ,,, ,|,,,.,,_ Th“ ,,,,,,,,(_,,_,,. school May mthi and “x“m'nm' one“ “mm ho fmlmL Tm" '6' nmlivu." "all" "up" "IIHUH ""0" m "MP pllllillllli" is llll‘ l|iii‘il'-sl liiiiil lii lll"' slvii- ilil> illl zilllwliii- lllli- iiii gammy school on the fonowmg iintil the rudlo zippczil was lYl¢I1ii“\\'llll. “,,,,,,| “.,,,.|;' ' ,,\,,.;,.], '

and the next flilV ilieri- ivns n long ill viii»; sore iwrm '- - l n- l ' ‘ ' ’ ' day, . 1H nu ll 3 m a I s " l l

A car with beauty, style and

I luxurytthzilt commands attention, respec a mimtion \

i7 _ t t . . a 21 POWtI‘ plant that is-a Superb SpQQin]Qn of fine six-cylinder engineering

a, - r . . ourdoing curs of higher prices in giant power, ﬂashing pick-up

and silky smoothness . . . the headliner iii trafﬁc performance . a value far greater than sum of its price. See the l\ew Overland Six . . .' ask about the Overland deferred payment plan.

the

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McLAINE SERVICE STATION

186 GRAFTON STREET OHARLOTTETOWN

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