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si\\\lit.ie._,... i

of A , " js" _ » ' .

_iuiznci-iam ,.0/. “ M

rniiiio opinioiiii entitled to ro- I " ?`/7//7 ///’ t f I » wiv ` I

_.oo -»-= °~» l;»"“°_'yf- _“tl--=» THE PEO|J|€'S Paper /f’"~':-`?: Read by EV€|'yD0d_y \ . ¢ is wrong-un ess threatens. _I ____ . " '

' W CoversPrince-Edward Island Like the Dew

f Maxiivis :

OFA

MERCHANT

_-_‘.4

don‘t call the lack of self-

control a crime, hut. many at mlll has been hung on :iceount ut' lt.

__-.i__.______

_*_*

panel Bubeeflvtione Delivered 85.00

mama? it ChaIi’]1?t?lit§ef_i’iidoptec

NIGHT BY MR. PERRY PUPE ~[P[N|][N|][ li Hi [UH

J ASSUCIATIUN Hililli

2 LONDON, March .a.-'rho Honor- able Elsie MacKay, titled British heiress and widely know aviatrl\ denied today that she has any in

YESTERDAYitention of making a long distance! H1

. _ ,flight with Captain Waiter Hinch-

.cliffe. . .

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‘1

(Canadian Press)

am very much annoyed about.

Rebeivingithle _whole matter for I have no in-

tention of accompanying Captain-

f _ Averagg PI-ice Sinai; Miss Msoxny said uns De

1921.--Banquet At Evening Session Ai -§-_~.__-_ ~ 3§3_i

Most En'oyab1e Function.” »Sa s Dominions lens

The annual meeting oi’ the Princeithe

Edward Island C_o-0P€l`llilV0 EEK MacDonald

ind Poultry ASS0CiBti0ll had its Vocal solo-Mr Charles Eaile A

"I-iighland Fling Miss Helen l

ii,-gg .session in the Strand Theatre Vocal s<llo_Mr Raoul Reyinond. C

yesterday morning it very large at~ A

ll the soloists were encored.Afl'iC

tendiince beinl; recorded. While dinner was being served, mu- "ffl

e m'nutes of the last meeting sic

J I y club

_ __ . _ i _ _ no

was furnished by an orchestra Of

Could Be Neutrallihem

the

“_” in

(Canadian Press)

|, inn. vnu. -no u. s. A. use ' CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928 ~

Charlottetown Guardian Two Homin; Guardian. Inu!-4

can 1891

_-iii

zi-

,_¢

will i l I

aiiia and liiiiigary miloy accepioiii

-___ _the proposal oi' Sli' Austell Ciiaiiil-E _

. l 'l'- , -'i.' .\' ' :lr _

srrooimonwuon .ini no worn no E li' Y P '|'l;:.:.r.";...l.;::.?;:. H A H E

'” elA'B

the ponei to cull experts io deal

’ I' y y ‘_i_v_iili tze sitiiatioiihiigisliig from lilo; __`_,,._

i ”'**’_` ' ISCOV ry O n\(\(' (' 'HHN Ili - -"

The Audience

_ ___' __ _ _ _ __ ' British Note Drops G d R bb

. ‘ i ' .; . ° - - -_ jiiiiilnliintghg si§iliir'lIywla:;eeaar?d ijliaxiylthe lliiillgliitglathe it/Isontur‘reier1:t£;'.l,a?l3ii Llke Bombshell In ru 6 u er CHIUCIS IS NOW ll-

eciatlve audience assembled 1aet`Parks. the Thames, spanned by its Cairo Political Cir_ d W

_f;'0¢lior(l. ' 'Rellort StZ\t@S‘ Arab

Force With 1,400

t for the reguiai Thursday ei .many bildges and garnished by its , _ er ay-

g iecturet in the Caiedoniaufdocks crowded with vessels of all; des ' ' -i ---

rooms. Mr. Percy Pope was nations; As all these, forming as ‘ (Special to the Guardian) _ JERUSALEM, March 8.-Tweni.y- lecturer. and he discussed hisl they clo it fitting setting for at won-

e “Man and the World he lives derful picture, wherein nine mllli- Q” Criido rubber prices dropped 2 1~2iw¢ro dispatched ic tho frontier or

l NEW YORK. N. Y~. M=ll'Cll 3~-'ftwo ii.ei'opiane.s and seven tanks

in a masterly manner. _ons of-persons, in their seething cents it pound on the New York_'1\~,m5._l0y¢lnnir\ 10 plmccg tho ml-rl

At the close of the lecture a vote. masses, live and carry on the busi- LONDON' March 8'_The 5'0"" Ru

PE TOWN U"1°“ °f S°“th of thanks moved by Mrs. W. P. ness of. not only co-ordinating the “°'-e which Great Bfimm P"e5em'9d pos

blier Exchange today, thc liarelilwiy from mo oimolis of me wnlfo. iiiou reiiclllus 25 1-2 Cent-“l =l§bi ti-lbcsmen under the leadership

ll. MBl'0h 3-'°Pl'e"‘“e" H""Z°glDoiill, seconded by Mr. Justice Ste- activities of their city, but. of an Em- W _f§€YP\~_Sl4lt1ng in ehect that the i,oiiii(i_ ioii-os; price sill(-.o into liiiof Ion 5oiid_ dfilmai-1C SD°9"h 1" thc Houselwart and supported by Mr. T. F. pire which embraces a quarter of British Wm U05 gram' mu mde' 1024. Tlif-re was ii. lrain of aiiouii Repo,-is iiiiblixiioii loiiiiy by [mg embll' '-°d“5' disputed E cmmlwhlte was tendered the lecturer. the Globe; As all this impressed ll- pendence to that country at present ii iiuii ii ooiir ii iionnql before iiic,i.ieWSpapei.S siiiwii iiiiii an “iii-i5_

Th 1 ~

imviiig been read and approved, consisting of M155 Kathleen Hom. made in some quarters that the do-‘Mio _ _ _ _

nions are bound to join Great chilli-_ ed in consciousness, not merely a War’ Ili Arabia to Create it Slllla- siioio ilu. Unlloq Swim -»,~ui,l,.;~r_iioi(i oi ibn Sami A pan of me

some correspondence having refer- by, Miss Thelina Teed and Mr. Wal- ml .mo to the widening of the iiaus0.tor on the Murray Harbor Railway was! pan

read. ' |J- ~’~

ii on this. the reports of plied the nliisie for the dance num- D0

~. Follow 18 _ ~ the Directors. the Secretary, and bers. _ ,us lilo Auditor Mr. R. V. Longwoi'tii.l

moetlmg. At. the close of his report, iiuine of thc city extciided xi hearty be

MacNutt_ Ml-_ lvlm-Nm; accom. Britain in the event of war. The_ ied the _<olog_ and also willi Mi-_ Premier declared that the last Im-i

' < , ‘ pe ‘

' "*' *sole

wore read and approved by the llis Worship .Vliiynr Yeo in lilo the

neutral if they wished in the me

eieta Mr James Lieightizcr welcome to the delegates. :ind ex- l‘V0llt Of Will” hc aSS°"f°d» ui-_o_

the Se" .-YY - _ »

. give a brief account 0_f the World ii pressed on behalf of the inerciiants

me Isiaiicl Association: , cssity for reciprocity in trade bc- C

The Resolution and Ci'edential tween the city and the country. In '-h'~"“» “|5"~ when they were in mvieiii

' 1 ' `lk,f ' ` str , ll . ._ city, _ . I v " ' - . iecs were then illpoiuted mi oi in. iiioe tu citizens pul __ J 0 “y__dm_____ after expr” _:ire _O m_(___C5S _“___ tiontiiuied on Cairo poiiticui circies_ after me th

commit .‘ . _ ~ They were: Resoliitioii Coinmittee: chased $150,000.00 woi'th last year. _

.. _ . .-l.

p to _ Rollo Bay, lion. A. C.'Siiunde _- r-_ iii - (_ sing his pleasure nt. being with the. W _ _ _ _ _ _

Mess” Andrew C rs the (lor-oloi)moll|_ gf rlliloceiroxnii- d0l08¢ltl‘S that €V€l1lI18, and SP€8k*‘must. be a deeper purpose in life lA“3l°'E5Vp"“m alliance- "mkes ‘L The smaller boat sank` inimediately 8

in the most coniplimentarylll-gm that which appears on the, clear to the lille country that A ustry. Only a few years ago this terms °f MV Leigmizel' ‘md his 5°“'sui‘fiiee. We feel that our mincisf Great' Bflffam Win “°t' wlefate *my drowned. The West Cadron return-i.

ichairmanl; Fulton Simpson, Cent- ly

ral Lot lp, :George Myers, Peakes. dustrics and the Egg and Poultry mg-

Credentiiils Committee: Messrs. iiid ,l_ J, Mnctiiilllvray, Vernon; J, R. was carried on by the wives and We o0mi,l.,,i_ Bangor; G, _l_ wlgging--daughters, but today owing very 253 ton, Dundas. largely _to _the ability _and energy of _ Mi-. J. J. M:icGilivray, whois one Mi'. L€‘i£;ilizer- and his son. it had “F oi tin- directors. gave ovary forcible crown to be 21 moioi' lndustry of the 1” _

and lucid address in which he ll

ro .

stressctl the need of co»opcrati`on,_ Mr. So.i|nders then described his

pcricnces in poultry raising he

and explained certain changes ini@X

P________y Coligrmq at Oimwm which iiieii. niipiwiniion oi me patronage ____.4_.__ks___l___~i§§"ie"Ceb. that me Offers us is sam' llll"“fiUl`“bl@ SPi\`l‘» 0f il l~h0\lZhl. Cm' declared that corstitutional gov-_

he had attended as a delegate fi'oni extended them. Ile stressed the nc-

nt on to speak of what had been and bodies aio going loo often do.; ' legislation that is likely to hinder ed ompiished in furthering the int- ba

sts of the Province by the link-

iiehed by rlieap einotion-that'

viiioo woik of the Duncan Commission. _we

me byi,_iaws_ Ho predicted mntibeiiig sv. practical poultry man. _He 2'? next vear. instead of selling thirtyiiiad raised all kinds of birds, but “H tons 'of poultry. the associatiimihad found lpghorns and Barred cu would sell one hundred. “Our eggs" R0

ho stated, "that go on the market.. 'I XDr@>S€d S . have ii mime olem- to Chicago" pleasure nt the large alteildallce at '_“ Thi. iieiogiites were invited to osklthe various meetings. The Prince 1°

iiiiostioiis and to “ko im,-L lo ;l~l@iEdw_ard Island Association was. he - I ' ` - ~. id. lf l ‘ - ,. il_isoii.ssion_ _Severni i>f_ theii; diii__isiJ_.__:_llc______ o_i(i_o__t__ i_ie then tlic_____

ie; igiiigiiuggeiiyélziaig Tgqiiiig Cioiiiei Alluding to his o\'0i‘sen.s trip, llel_N ing iii, - iszlid that wliile iii Great Bi'_itiiiii;__‘_`f_

cl girls living abroad, and to se-:HD

re immigrants if necessary, frnm_l0

cks the most _.aiiSiaCioi.5._ Denmark. as had been done in Neil/_HB no _ w_ M_ Lea e _ iii Brunswick. We ale the only proi-_

ce which is doing nothing in this-

g -» ~ ' = udcd with the hope that wc wouldiLC

st blood. who were now in the Si ew England States in which ow-

g to the textile mills; going soiith,.T ere was a great deal of uneni- L

ard” said the speaker He con-W*

able to get buck many of our own{ L”

one oi- me ooiogatos took ui,1So‘lie had been told that the Wcsteiii, _O

question of ti-io siiipping' of livoiwheat pool had raised thc price ofip

. .~ . _ l

gooso Tho secretory Stated ihopibiead to the Biitish consumeis- Mn

whiic iio coiiid not nomo 9 iii-looiivlilcii. of course, meant that the M i,oioi.i.iiimd_ iievoriiieioss if ii dis-i\vestci_`ii fal'liiers_weicgettlngahigltiu trlct would gt. together six or eight 0l` DPM f0l' their \\'l1@Ht. H0 WliSl liunrirori geese-sunioiont to make convinced that if all potato growers a mi- loo(-i_ ho 'lil-io georgia,-yi sold through the Growers Associa-

ould undertake to disp sc h . _~ »' _ Anoisrr dolognto suited time ho uid flflucvfd- H0 bollovsd in c<l-°i>on1- C

ed to handle geese. as well as _ouicr Ho iuoliusod. ou behalf of the Do-_io llvo 5iook_ .pnrtmcnt of Agriculture. to_gi\'e alliso M,-_ p_ M_ Na5ii_ inoiiiiiy pi-omoioi-irecommendations of_ agri_cultural____

ild,ii~i._oSi.(i me meeting on thi. mai.iassociatioiis every considei'at1on and ter oi' the proposed lnoroasod i~oio5,assistaiice .su far as finances would ve on .sli . t f it 'amm-

"°m°"s ° mu ry Mr. s. A. Mirotood, president of

tary that the matter had already _ _ S been iokoii up with the i,i.opoi~ aurother speakers in paying tribute to, lhoiiiim _ the splendid work of Mi'. Leightiz-i Mter several announcements were fl* ' l

mul by the secretary the morning The Charlottetown Board of

iaiiks be extended to the speak-.

_ _ _ . _ . . _ hairnian modestly disclalmed cre-‘fic

noi iiimk this wouid be iiooo_%oiy_ tive sales methods, with as few sei dit for an that had been do _ St___l__0

as llic shipping clubs were prepai'-.l0l`S HS l1QSSibll‘- ting that without the aid if they

yal mon and women ol' the as~ ty

mes of stress the great success tojie

which they had attained could ne-,C

- “ The banquet was brought to a"“'

He was informed by the secre- .. 'w

the Boaroi or 'rraue Joined with °1°5° “""‘ the s’“5“‘¢ "f G°d'

' ave the King." fm

yment. At this point it was moved by

acGillvray that a hearty vote of_

s and those who had coritributedugo

John Anderson occupied the self upon you, there would be arous- N15 been C0UP|€d With the "HOW oio

estly picscnt my thoughts iii

sense of it few details, but a. preg- tion which may affect British rela-

into one? Notabiick was made but. is without o, cabinet, but the no

hope that they muy be of some _. _ iw io "fuk i ii _ . 0"” ‘lf *W* ‘"0-Sl l"°""°"'° 'Fx' lsggxgfntiiliitxbriok. it is; lliigglix- ;i3nrx::>lti:'s]e:i?§irén1cI; l;vai§thP?<sl}n=g' lgfitifd

not. in the acceptance of other

bodied in brick, in iron. smoke. dust, ommoms wouid bo formed as long

- ‘_ `l;'»z~;, bt tlr u li the .. .» . _

A- WUVM be pleased to wc1C°mc:ii$iTt?ii;Xi1;ii:;¢° hi' tlio`ilig'lit aii)d gthewid- pnlacw' pmhamcnts' hadmcy “S the °°nSm“u°“ exists'

ng and developineiit of our own, is in this latter spirit that I veil

'I‘he British note, which apparent-

P 4 ly dropped like 9. bombshell in

e are dimlv conscious thattherc bl`9‘1kd°“"l °f “9E°U9'fl°“5 fm” an l-on down a Japanese motor vesseli"

ovo trnnsnonotlon and by lh°ierowlll» T’l“‘.“'€ ’““S‘g"°W "relic vo=n-'.- llla.».~_~. will.-li .win uirooily

will die. But growth demands

British power in protecting foreign

ithe endurinp; valiiss are too oft/elif (gpooial to rho Guardian) lift-‘ lllld' lJl`0P€l‘l»y ill Egypt- The

up of the boards of trade to im- overlooked. We icalize that life ls. __________NT_)_ _“__,.,.li S. .__ Amor nlnote reveals that the British Gov- E

_ ernment has for some time feared ,l,,.. i., .i<,,,. ,_,¢.,.i.i..i.__ l,i,.i,i__ Col,|thati such legislation wouldbeadopt-

e stressed the need of a de-_food and exercisc._ Are we provid- vi~ii,,m_____ ii_ i»iii,,im,,,._ i)_g_ii__ loio_ed by the Egyptian Parliament. But

purt.n'ient of Publicity and Coloni-img food and exercise lor the higllCl' ll,,_..i,l ¢;_,,.,.i_oo,i ,\i.,iii..i»y_ .;i,.(| _.»o_;. so long as there was_ prospect of a

iion_ io brl,-lg back our own boys elements of our nature? Would it i_,i._i___\, in »i~i,,.0iii,, iii ,im i,,,,,i,_. ,[ treaty of alliance. Britain refrained

f bf “’°ll *O f€Sl>°“d “WC °f“°" iii.. mln-i-. .l.u. i>iunimor. in- was from oxinesslne those fears. . . 'Jame.S R“'5S°u L°“'9u"‘; nppmlim the 1-lilesl son of J.ii. l‘ltiniiii/‘ri WEU`inf°l`m9d British Ubsewersl

Syivnii 'i`0wci' itiisetliile- The lui' benewf that me H°me Government

O3 my 5°“1~ ' ili,.,,,i,i~o,-,i_ (ini, iii ig-lg mid ...i,i.ithat the burden of the next move in

the swift seasons roil;. l . , ’ _ - b i- i -ii E . 5 Siiom

_ _ - ll ui Trinity (oiiege ia(-lion). me lm W3 1° V955 ‘ UP'

“V0 UW |°“'V3U1t9d Past- lunf( . . . ' ~. ._ - f di lo ti verbia e. the osition t each new temple. nobler thaii‘P""l“1i‘f_‘f ' H "“°“”it:" 0 P mn c g P

-e is about. as follows

se. hui il come t00 lille l"»ing had ot-ciii'i'cd in Neld, strong-

MY- Percy P095* “fm” 3 f"`“' i“` hunt and quickening impression of tions throughout tllo Near East to 223n(i:,3":_.iTf;i,lu:ini§.i;(,1ZS(;,?;i;:.,ll:;iEt.EOD umm" L* mm m be m support

MncGi|lviny nl me Holm sup- rial conference had admitted thei_t‘°fff‘Ct°W ’E""a’k*- Spoke “A ml the whole experience, which would the borders of.India. _moi bogmi ommiinn in ,iii ,.5i|._ ninions to un independent stat-, CWS; _ .deepen and widen your inner life. . Dispatches tonight from Egygpt .mu

and that each Dominion was thei It 'S "ot ag 3 1°°t‘{1"" "mt I ‘_‘D_'|Cnrlyle caught an impression of this assert that the political situation judge of its co-operation \vitliii'i§p;"‘(;' b_"f°‘§I yo? (;‘_’mgl_"" 3‘i"b*;" _Q sort when _lie said: "What is Lon- there is fraught with confusion,

Empim The Dominiom c_,iii(i_~;l__i;c_<‘!1» _y_<ll U1)/0| W _ 5 don but millions of thoughts made uncertainty and excitement. Egypt E

f thc iilirising. Reports from Bncrii state that ii.

ted $2.'l.000.000. Waholil force, led by Sheik Ed Dow-

_ ish. with 1,400-couieis is marching

inward Irak. '

ntire Crow _ 'rho roionino population _is

D l.wntclung with some anxiety the ex-

. .teiisive lin'-partitions to utilize for

were rowlle( the first time the Royal Air Force

"__" stationed at Rainich and Sarafand.

tCanadi=m Press) _i-‘aiestiiie will thus for the first. time

TOKYO, March 8.-The Anxerl-jgoyvo no li Wai- has-0' for qw “ip

can freighter. West Codron. shortlylrorco. obsoiwc-is here commented after lflivlllg U10 D0l‘l» Of OM!-l”U~§that dbil Saud chose a propitious

iS m0l'l\illE b0lll1C\ f0l‘ P0l`iJl1llli,m-uneiit for his declaration of the

Holy war against the infidels," as eroplaiic fighting is difficult in the

nd the entire crew of eight were lwi, m0mli5_

£0 OCBTLI. -_ Q

Mcimuii, X. _

_ _

lllfl¢S Fill

. Eli. .1 a oopor, .;

ofafgfy cgiitgsi ,oi.....o..i....... on

.Soiirts Iligli School

¢|°~‘>lll| Vlislllllltlll..l;'.lf*i..r:°.i;;°._“.i.ie.”f*.s~is

--- lLeard, IX.; Lester 0’Donne1l. IX.

"Hd me more Stately mansions" iriciii. (wil. Pliiiiiinci' was hiirii iii'n0w has said hop mml word and LiSt t0 I)3.t€ iS Plli)ilSiiC(l}E“g(`|“`Lfwisl X3 George A¢°Vnf x'

, _ _ Brooklyn School

I-Ierewitli. _ Loulio E. Boon.-, x

,__ _ S.li|i<- -.\l. iillivo. i.\'.

There are in all twentv .six

iii '\itG l i _ _

The lash ` V ` in tolsi 'i an treat schools, H' h Schools and Colle es N"W P"l°Ul 5¢\\°°|

umostmg Sea' l W have any control over the Egyptian! ln ‘ -

' ' . . < ' "' . ~'.- 0

Simpson and second d by Mi._ "__" _md me world "B HWS “__ T0nONTO_ o_____ M_______h ___ ‘__ ____po __ _. _ _aYesterday. March 8th.. was thc ioial ol ii. iiiiiiis Ur tiiose _.9 are

. .

(Special to the Guardian) ' iice

_, _ __ _ _ I P _Ui Britain, on the otliei hand firmly “uc ieconeii today by lon. et iiinmnds to keep her troops i_here_

If the opportunity were given you iiwimii iiiiiiqioi. Oi. iiiim. who ii, _

.- ~ `. . - ' ‘ ' _ “ _believing the soldiers are necessary USU I-'0lld0ll. thi- ill'-SD Ullllg YW in 'l`oi‘uiito, rf-poits the old nl-In for protection of the Suez Cimai

me entertainment" Tms was “mild have 1° time into “CC°um‘pciisioii hill has passed its .'ii'1i She aim insists on maintaining a

_ i. _ » “_ T its i ht be carried unanimously. would be the_ time you had at youri _ _ i~ , - ii _ S__ii_i .i _ . L,,_£,_i _ “ ° “ft em lm mn qr I Su mg Mr. Leightizer. called on by the disposal. A life time would not siif.l;:_”__l_l_:_l:_ii ;_l:___~'1i`__i0;‘i‘:ii&_,,(`iiii;t`x:;iii iw_.nieasure_of control over the Eglyll Bumailb Xn__ E_ Be_____an____ Rog____S_

ciation who had backed him up in_ fe

r have been brought about. :C

.h. . li - if ' _ _ tian polce, and observers exp ain

5 tDifxi'<:iilSi1a`iih?>iiilvL "‘"“" "‘“" Th” ""1 "““ " "“°.°"" that this ls' to prevent any Sill1ati°"

ou. womd ___a__c Sca__cé_y 0ppo____mi`__i't-lidiiilr iii the Manitoba l.egi.~'-iarising which might resiiii iii_S0me_ to ooton n fleeting glimpse or ol““‘"‘" ‘"“‘ “""""_ lotherPowo1' taking o hand ln Egyp-

ie h I | \lr lie-eiiuil when seen hy the tian an-airs

of rin l o cc iii- ' ‘ ' ' `. -

Xest. tllgoiiid yoiii, thejreftgre? de-ish" t°'|"~" "md: "TIM "'°°’""‘ mt Whether Egypt signs suell a trea- irie that. because you could not ‘_H'°‘l"'°"°__, ‘h“"‘°`_ °"'3n‘j°s “Y the`ty Or not. Urellt Britain Will SHCI* over the subject thoroughly. you ‘°‘|“"“| ‘°"h“““| "ld We D°“‘“°“ to these demands, in the opinion of _._ wid not go ai aii_ Sumiy that lil-.stcni who deolai'ed_ when the Bmisii obSei.vers_ S ould not be wise. However limited.hm was up for mnsmemmou it These some sources argue that ai ' ht be V001 0 Oltllllllios V0l1‘0"““"‘ 'hm " “'°“ld nm "°“""t araliel situation exists in respect

lg _ ` PP_ ` . l ` "` ' P

___._,,°_.___, __ could at least carry away a niunber"‘“"' l‘°l"°“ °" l“`°"i“f"3‘ .i“ 'lm tp me Unitgd stares and the pona_

N H i_ RESULTS 'of experiences which might prove to Dlllllllllflll"

____ be

,, t

Iifoiitreiil 3' 'it Detroit

ng to do anything in their power.

help the Agriculturiil Associa-‘

soy-sim, odioui.nod_ _grade were always ready and wil.

rvitlviuo BANQUE1' ‘lo

ions iii such matters. as freight ,W

Tho banquet of mo Egg amliiotcs and improved transportation. ;___

Pauli,-y Assooiaoion iioid yoswiooi-_ Just now, they were working form wooing in me y_ M_ C_ A_ imii wasia new car ferry, which. the speaker;

oiietoli athletes from New illliiis

ma Canal. `

of great value, not necessarily to ' "W . Whoihoi the present, oloadlgok

li':iii;:,'ol'S 3;l'at Cunailleils' -i. iyoxsen-` d iii u ii W st in L I depends it 13 Saidi On ‘vhat 5°l`t °{

Amoi'icaiis 2; at Toronto 4. S BOSTON Arena, March 8. »- The ii

_ Ai;)0_;l PH_S__S§ _ l'0_€ _C ;\l_`__- - 4 ‘government is put in power ai ef °V~ “g"°“Y it ew ‘S ' ° C ` . Should the extremists suc-i

_ ts°°"i°___a5St'.°°i°'u°"St cgmd engage cezldothe present re8ime the situa-

Y cn lon. e \e CD10 |0115

“"‘ ‘°"" ” “""" "l‘°“ f"‘“ ““°""‘*'§g3lweil even by ylhose few might Banquet ' ltxgylgimnebgriixrphiifg Snrinzii iii s ii i

‘ ' ' e 0 oo

. r . . . E _ t decl es i y . i

W” mecfrom hc“""" “"u‘a‘l°’“"`iO1d A018 of Eivivihnce which dogs noty uccordlrepresentecigiii the Oratorical Cgn-. P‘fn“l°P¢‘ Martin- XJ L~ 0¢°l’il€ . lll0l‘e vast; ' D . absolute independence to her. She tes

In 'thou at length an free' ' reiects the right of Great Britain town district, eleven Queens Colin-` 1‘3lll1'ies for (‘|inl‘lottciowIi. 152 caving thc_outgrow_n .shell by lifes ' to maintain troops in Egypt, oi' to WC

t. of which five are in Charlotte-.De“"“'- IX-

flve in prime Coiinii._ and fii.o‘Q|iceri's (.‘ourit_\‘, l~i; Prince County.

Kings County. I

‘ CHARLOTTETOWN

Prince of Wales College

Willard Picketts, XII.; J. Howard

XI.

Prince Street School. City

Edith Douse, X.; Elsie Warren, IX. Roehford Square School-,' City

West Kent School, City

Lemuel Prowse, IX.; John Dcn-_

i ST. Dimstan‘s College.

Hamid Devereaux. XII; Alfred

Edward Berrigan, XI; Harold Mac- ii

e world at larlle. but certainly to _ I _ comiiiuos oi. becomes more ,moto imyre X_ James Arsenault X _

y, X.; William Burnett. lX.;Mary U lnclair. IX. iottetown. Self-Help. Don't delay.

ri; l»\'iiig's (_‘<»uiii._v, 1.0- iiinldng ii

st. day for receiving entries. ilills llufi fi\' url- )>f>:~'»~'-

._-___--QQ-@,_l

; - Announcements,

Coming. Events,

Meetings Etc

‘*"llils»-i'\'c W~~iliii-s<i.<iv .iuly 11th,

Margaret H, Camplgelp X for I\l:ii'iu iiorsc Rn(-cs." 2969-3-7-(il

"Dr, Cilft., MD. in chronic cases. 2 Prince SL Phone B91-J. Char-

2-l0-1 mo.

“=-I-3iijo_\' :i Aiooiiliglit Sleigiirido

Murray, XII; Joseph Mooney, x1;_to ('oriiw;il| Rink. Monday, Wed-

cs<la_\'. l"|‘it\u_v iiiiti Saturday,

2963-8-7-8|

QU!-IEN‘S COUNTY Ocean View School

I Alexander Rockwell, IX.; Howard _M. Ross, IX.

"Baptist Coke Bale at Moore &

McLcod’=.- Saturday aftemoon.

3038

“Mcctiiig of Belfast Farmers In-

or-kcy lrainc from th Iiiiivorsity' . . _ _ _ . -i ' l » - _

° . .. ?“°°d l°“’ "°“‘. md “““ke“ ‘ ‘U 1- liberal sovernment mlsht alleviate Margaret. Lombo x. suriiio. saturday, Moron loin List.-

ii iiiosi deiighiiui i“nc,_i0n_ i.c_ibclicvetl. would be in the estiniates.|§]“" "I B°‘“”“ "V " fm" "’ """": keener and lnglici' o01'l-s<>l0U-*Ili*-‘SH Tin- Lilo iliidcrwriters Assocla-'the crisis In any event the British! West Royalty School lug orders for Seeds. Fertilizer and

marlmhlo iiiiko for the exooiionoo ol.The .standardization of the Murrayl the vlmios Soi.,,od_ for the imisiooliIIai'boi' railway and ‘ii frost proof entcrralnmoiiii and for the iinu5iiol_i_\vai-elioi1.se on the Railway wharf_

ly_Il_i_lgh order of me speechm iliggiiedulso being agitated for by thei

c President of the Association ‘ -

Mr, _l_ R_ Mmm was the chiiirmoiii Dr. W. J. P. lyiaclifiilaii, President and iirosidod in ii mosi iiooopiobioof the Charlottetown Rotary Club. malll\or_ lalso .spoke in tcrms of the highest

` 'praise of thc excellent work of Mr.

The following is the menu: |Leightizer, who had been the buck-

_ fbone of the Association from its in-

MENU _ iccptioii. His son, too, was ii chip

"°" ioff the olddblock_._ and was carrying

Gr Fri Sid onthe goo wor.

Prime R.oaslt.peChie‘lxcetii an Dressing' The products of Prince Edward, Sugar Cured Island I-min _ Island now stand at the top andl

Green Peas Masl?et:idP?i`t)i;1tlf>ltl‘(s? dgtaitiifdt xx; iligiiiitphlfego-1;ll§er|;iigx§| Boot Salad Mixed Pickles I-lc alluded to the series of nd- ADDIP. Pie with Whipped Cream. dresses which had been given be-

Cakc fore the R/itary Club on Agricult-

Whiic Bread Brown Bread ural subjects and mentioned that

Choose the Minister of Agriculture, Hon.

'ies k th ie t

Coffee Mr. Lea. was to spea c nex

.Moriday. In this connection he

kttimnie was as follows; praise of J. O. Hyndman, who was Tivo dances “Bean Triubha.s and responsible for this series of ad-

drogsoo and who had never spared

`_<_-.---. ihimself time or trouble to forward

l He spoke of the need of more

°nd°n°°d Spam", fpeople here. and expressed the hope Montreal. clear RATE.__4¢_ poi- ,oi»¢l_ neg ltliat some means would be foundiquebec, cloudy

nh ` _ f k ing home our boys and Charlottetown, snow

c ‘mm-“on in tm. column 'gli-is iieigd bringing buck those \vho Halifax, snow

*+4-+0o+¢-e+oo¢+¢+0 ii d o away. St.

;,,o*`“**“°"°‘~'*”“"".) “tn goligrliig his most eloquent and

lloscrliltion. cheaply and expedt. oroc 0 _ee»_____ é ____ _hp Ro________ _ :lowly °"°"t°d' G“"‘"“' Cen' ,§l'\\l¢li1ec:out1liegfarmeliz's ~the backboric!

_'ii Job Prliitery, Phone 1il2. iof the p__ovim_e_ __ _d __ _ __

e . .A.Clr. res en o ie. wAN'r ooov sNveLoPss.iY_M_:'__ ___ mend§d_ on behaii oi, Yom” 50 fm' 2051. 10° 1°". ascii mn( institution n hearty welcome to I-i itll' 5502 500 f0P $1.005 1.00 ithe assembied deiegni_es_ He wid or_ SL95. Poiitpaid. Guardian mem when they went immc_ io ieiil

_ Office, Guardian Job Prlnterlu me boys and gms iii" mo y_ M_

. li.

TORONTO, March B.~Maritinie.l

oo, lthe wclfiire of this active province moderate to fresh winds, moderate-l

***O+0+¢e-oovvoo-0-e+»e4iand its best interests. ily ¢°ld_ .

oronto. clear

if/__ i -_ _ \ ¢;'.'Z~\___’; \_ _ l

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The musical portion of the pro-ispoke in terms of the highest

c - r

stan. clear,

B FMNTWG 9' Evlnyff ful address Dr MacMillan ex-yNew York. clear

and toinorrow morning at 12.718.

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uliilmiiisiliqtn:i|o‘i'i?iQreri?\‘:32iiilg :il ‘ MORE CARS WANTED'

W ` .the events that had been enacted Hon' ' ` ` _the two Countries was pubiished i0_

in those old walls' had Tgtammd The meeting was iitldressed li'/.night in ri. lengthy Government

their impress upon the life and f - ‘ ' i,, ,,

~ . _ _ _ Mr. (‘liowii, (it-ncral Sei-rotary oi’ White Paper. This outlines 14 ar-

chaiactei of England. As Windsor _______ __ A______0_______on ___.|ucies upon which Sir Austen Cham_

C_ii id . i _ io.-i lille I _‘~i‘wr ora . . )

oem is ..i.§’.i..;’.2r1..;“;..€..li°;i by mo. Bm mon s»»~»=-W.

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OR _ iho Naiioii: AS ii". B,-moi, Museum Agent. oi' the (man Life, Mi unc and Barwat, Pasha. recently resign

A S overpowered you with thc um0ld_ l)<iiialil_l:r lialifax. _ _ ed EEYDUIH iPl'€ml€l`. tlgreed. but

\N“° x\`&cK worth of the records which it on-I il-ilu new n~lull‘s “om nlldod to

over which the Egyptian Parlia

lin Awotliiiioii .md all felt that ment bslked Chief of these was the

'h ine ' A' the glnrioiis Dome of ' -» ‘ . ' _ » '

i$5trPafil‘s lifted your soul for o, m0_ inc outlook for the future or the article authorizing Great Britain to P

` inent, above the* bustle of the busy Assiiisiiilinii was rely bright iii- maintain troops for ten years, after

city, to realms far beyond thc raiigciile:-tl. Whillh “W dl-Split!! that Nmained

#file l\f‘i'f‘ iflflilrhl. _ lAs you trod the ways through the _ ' ' _ _ ' ` ' .' ` i iii _ _ _

_________.,,>____ _Tower oi London and realized as lion h.iiii|u<i_ li_f.l<l last nlght_li_i i_l_it_o_l_>_s»:_-i'v_e)i'sh_esy. _Greiat lsgibta n w _eHa1i;y J. Lewts, IX., Richard Cul- L

| _ _ ` Willlngilon loom oi' i'hc Ve o ii s c .r man ema -. y lwu never 'md boron how deeply lioiel. was ii iiiost sin-<-eseiful t’iint'.'| The full correspondence between '

St A|\n's School. Hope River Emmet Gallant, X.

C. Isabel Brown, X.

Pownal School

lnic-stone. E, T. Gillis. Beo’y.

2996-3~8-21

"‘Doii`i. bake Saturday, but buy our oaki s an pastry from the BA

York School- not looli-is* at Mooré sr McLeori's.p-

3038

"'I`lu' Basket Social which was in

Edison Smllh. X- novo at-on ia-lu in wlnsioo Holi has

Bellevue School i

Annie Moihieson X, Bello Man-

herson. IX.

"/ ` ._ was to be submitted to the League °”"°'°""°9¢ 5°"°°' I

,_. .»¢‘»-.

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40-30l is-za; l2.::il;

John. fair

iigli title this nftei'noo:i at

R P. EIS LAND ER.

. \ . ' ‘ .

“'_{__‘:_';_' i"i‘:i'_rt_‘i'r05“;_°:_:‘ Q( "eq loynosure of all epicurean eyes. and the P. E. I. Cohlaieni the seed potato ` ' ' ' ' ' _ ipar excellence for ciiltivatlnn. But. more cars are needed to carry this

i__§“i'f_‘_'1f_'_"`f’i'_‘f_‘_`_ 'éfi,":i,§"f,‘f:‘,f,",§’,1f,,_"“"“ »»-his i»°mo'j to mmm. will tho. ii., for-oioomingi .

LATER

. `tiii~l»uncen growing out of ilic Anglo-,

Cairo today. A hody of 1.500 strli:-. ing students marched to the Wufil or iiationallm; lieadqiiartoiu nu<i_ stoned polleo~ Tho latter sf-attei'~"ii tlhf' demonstrators aflor ii ciini'.:~* in the nielce eight. lmlicoiiieii :iii<i_ 28 students were injured and wcroi carried into l'he Wald iiioatiqiiai-ior.-._ wht-ro they were given nieflicnl treatment. I The brush with thc police pi-o~ duced more or less rioting in other, streets and many of the rioici'< were ciuhbed as port of the sam" nationalist demonstration. Stiitienlsi ,nl Tanta. 55 miles northwest. of lflsiro, hiirned three niitomohiles. including one belonging to thei Egyptian Onmniendent who wus] severely ni:inhantHe¢i~

During flii~it\ii~banceii yesterday

an attack was mule hy students of the Shaikh school at Asiiiut on the

21' i. i d.|\ The Prince Edward Island Green Mountain potato is new the

_ (`.\fl`t0. Egypt. March .\.' ~ Dis;

Egyptlaii crisis took _ place lui

Mt. Stewart School. _

‘ J. Aeneas MacDonald. X. _ 1 Glenfinmn School

I Genevieve MacDonald, IX.

IC; _ ° of Nai_iom_ i Rohoil (. (.iiriis, IX. __ rf”

(lretmfield School

Joseph Cairns, X.

riuucii covN1'r ‘ Miecouohe School. I

Margaret McMillan, IX.; Dorothy

Pond, IX.; Helen Arscnauit. IX.

Alberton High School

Arthur 0'Malley, X.; Ralph Lar_ '

kin, X.; Adricc Campbell, X.

Kensington High School l

J. Harold Goodwin, X.: Kenneth.

McFadyeh.‘ X.; Helen C. Rogers,| X., Catherine Murphy, X., George R.. Sims, X.

Dora Denny. X: William C. Rossi X; G. Stavert Tanton, X. 2 i

St.. EIeanor'| School

(‘arrio (‘umion. IX. i Mary Iiiint, IX. - Par) Cannon., IX. ' Doris Lock-hart, X. I

KINGS COUNTY

American College, causing minor casualties among the defenders. ineiuriing Dr. Riisscll, the principal.

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Montague lligh School 1

Margaret Coffin. IX: ion R.. Stir-

ling, IX.; Elsie Mi\cLurs, IX.; Jack

been postponed till Monday. March

2i.h. if not fine, Tuesday.

3053-3-9-Zi

"Coiir-:tri :mil Basket. Social in lowes iirill., illuivklcy Boq¢h_ We.)- "~“<|ll.\'. \i:irf-h Nth., assisted by 'l|.|i~Iniioinw|i talent.

3033

"-Qllilvnimi hogs March 13th-

\l--oiing i!’»|li. lust opportunity to

is) .su»"il, ftlrtilizor and crughed inioslnnc, Tllgg Shipping Club.

3023

’°llocke.\'- Montague Arona, Sat-

irday, .\iai'cli 10th, 1928, lst, Viel

ol' Georgetown vs. St. Peters- Fast .hockey insured- Skate afterwards. (ionic starts at 8 p. ni.

3025-3-9-Zi

*"l~‘ollow tlic crowd to the bil

P parlor social at Nicholson Bros. iliazel Grove. Friday evening.

Summerside Iligh School. ‘ iinrcli illli. 3028

"Important meeting Ladies Aux~ linry of ‘Protestant Orphanage in

_Viindlil ilomc this _(Friday) after-

ioon ut 3.30. 302!

"Tn clear at cost prices tho bei-

anco of our stock of liorse blank- ietn, fiir i-chi-it, bolts, sheolriincai

-outs ami wool i-color blankets.

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