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rents while the chemically" pure’

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A Are-QAware. Of For Instance: Common table salt

at the grocery, hnt the same thing, only purified coats SI cents a pound. Commercial Sulphuric Acid coats g.

costs 27c. Commercial Mus-into cf Ammonia-costs ll cents ‘but the chemically purer costs ' l5 cents. So it is all nvlcng the list. ' For luost purposeo the regular h all right. A person would be foolish to pay 55 cents a pound for Mnriate of Ammonia. with which to fix’ his electric hell, but when it comes to using it nieillcinally then the best In none too good. The best is w t you got when we fill your prescrl lions. .

THE BEST IN JJBUGB.

DRUGGISTS 142 Prince Street

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~ - gents Wanted

v Articals or. Sale

bell, Portage, P. E. I.

GENT T0 SELL I-‘QX . supplies on commission basis. ‘1. be honest, reliable. with good 1... ability. Apply to Elmer E.

3219-4-22-31

FOR ‘ SALE-TWO BURNER. OIL stove. practically new. Apply Guardian. _ 3200-21-51.

FOR. SALE -- AXiv-IINSTEII.‘ Practically 11:17. Bargian. Apply Guardian. 3202-21

For Sale

E and barley mixed. , Marshneid.

-Great Gentle St.

-. Stable, Dr. Crokcn.

s1gm 01:1 hand at

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Harding tetovrn. . .

and three _ 11. sin for quick sale.

“sits - a2 scan

Ar cl it Bentley, Charloiteto

v. Dundee Road, Lot 50.

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llimzton McNcill, Punt l's wharf.

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‘ssus-nounhva raunmaur se and lot. 45 feet by 93 lest. .‘.l' of Eayftcid St. and Spring k Road. Reasonable pricc for k sale. Apply Capt. T. G. Tay- 88 Cumberland St. 3114-4-16-61

ES I-‘Oil. SALE-I OFFER F0l‘. ate sale at Parker Home's born Elm Ave- 1i hcarl of choice k horses. from four to seven Vi"!- broken, ‘weighing from 1 to i700 pounds, 4 matchcrl - . blacks, bays. grays, ' and tnuts. I inviti inspection. ""11"" 8205-31

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» FOR. SALE-Mb’. ACRES 0F situated in Charlottetown l"! with new barn. lmnnina P- For further improvements '- Parker A. Horn". Chsrlnltt- ‘ or J. A. McDonald, AIICtlOII-

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. saw-snap oars AND John R. 3197-4-21-31.

‘ ALE-FOUR NINETY CHEV- car in good running order. 4-22-31 ‘ALE-DRIVING uon-sElrina an be seen at Farquharsons 6201-21 511,2, sonar. cuss», AND ian ti

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GALE-MY FARM AT GRA- » '1 Road, 180 acres, good build- Char- _ SZZi-fii

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‘IALE-CLEVELANIT TRAC- furrow plough. Will A. - cy, North Tryon. - 3162-4-18-31.

IING EGGS. $6.00 PER 100 Rocks. ,.Ev_c1'ctt l-lowatt, 3l60-_4_-i_8~3i-.

w, with buildings. Applywl/fc-

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SALE-Ht ACRES AT LYN- Apply Lscd d; Bentley, Charlottetown. 3iCi-31-fri.-tucs.-wc:i

BS FOR. BALE - AltlllVElr 3 more carloads Ontario ses, all young, sound and thor- hly broken, single cnd double. t’: 3223-4122-31 SALE-is WESTERN HORSES. l broken. ages from 4 to B years. to i800 lbs. Some matched At Parker Home's barn. Bruce C. MacKizmon. 3155-31

21in

GALE-LARGE AND COMMO- us dwelling. suitable for board- or rooming house, centrally h- rl with garage and oil modern venlences. Apply A. 13., cars of

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n _. one wvrrn newer - kittens-W. it nevi-bond. Smili- Phone llfb. 2011411494141

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l-‘OR SALE-PHONOGRAPH, SEW- mrriiine, dishes, etc. Phone

mo". SAUiIlJ-ZE curtain ain't; fated with latest Parker-Hale sight. Allan .1. lllcCnbc. 1221-11

H.1.es ‘in perfect working Allan J. McCabe, 201 .Gt.

George St. v ._ 3223

1 ' Female ljlclp 1vsri1ea_ " _"~a»;.-a—-a-~“

“ViNTED-DIAID. MRS. T. E. MCJ Nuti, 3i Brighton Road. 3l2Z-3i

WANTED-COBIPETENT MAID, $21 month. Apply. P. O. Box 483. Charlottetown. " 3072-4454.!

WANTED-A CAPABLE GIRL on adds-Paced woman far hc-M-

. keeper in country home.

A Four in family. no clilldrcn. Apply George Fall, Crapaud. v - -3i.'l5-4-iB-3i

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wsr-wA-ro1i-‘os7mmianhriia- " bor trainfliteivlltli J.‘ E. Mensch- cru. Cherry Valley. 3203-3l LOST—RFII‘WEEN THE CITY-AND ‘ Tea Hill. leather driving mitt. Pin-

der please ledge at this office ‘ (f ‘ "- 32

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MIN-AND WIFE WITH ONE BOY. Danish, want work on farm or ranch. Wilc wants work’ . as housckeopcr. Apply Guardian. ~

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WANTED -.M.\'h§ T0‘ “(ORR 0N f'-rm. thirty -,W.lilarn ‘r1. idcorviislrl. Mermaid. - i1_ q320i-2i

WANTED-A 1'o-11_.~:_o'-1vs_.'4§-vv1ra some fox ranch experience to work in fox ranch and help on small farm. :1: L. Dawson. Albany. l‘, L‘. I. . iillfl-l-IB-Bi.

MEN WANETED T0 LEARN THE Barber Trade through our special short course. Expert training. Par- ticulars free. Moier Barber College.

573 Harrington 3%., Halifax.’

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Miscellaneous

FIRST 0E TllE SEASONIFRESH herring in Charlottetown Market tomorrow.

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STRAYED-PAIlt-WILD GEESE. Please notify Fred Gates, West Royalty. lweward. 3224-4-22-31

JOHN ALFRED MIcDONALD. LAND Surveyor, Box 29, Hermanviile. ztiil-tl-iio-imopd,

PUIATO ‘TAGS FOB" Till SEA- son's shipments on short notice Guardian Central Printnry.

"Come to the social evening st the home of John‘ D- Hackers, Clinton. ‘Iuecdayvevening, April 21nd. 3218

,cz.ut BELL is" ALONE sArl . Moscow, April 21-1-1110 famous cnr‘ hell, largest in-the world, is in_’ no danger" of destruction. despite; the rrcgpnt "sflti-i-elhlous drive? against ‘ail other church bells. , ‘ the Jtviitnilh ssthcists are. yriud- of this km: of .ui_~be11s.._v1nid1 Foams on a gnniu; mom one. elirenziiii._ 2-. " _.~'l‘ha eoviciflgovcmmant has shown, snrhsciiantion i to fproscsve stun;- 211i ciiiccts oi artistic for hisJ

mo. synloloi m. "u" m“?! Pr" w"??? m. has not berrrqiiscoc bydiiapehidmig: r1121 sickle. critical

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centraruuaruiair ELECTED easement-w. n. .1, Donnell,‘ of Sydney, formerly of this city and Summerside, has been elect- led President of_the Church Vacation School for 1930, the incidentisl ses- sion last/summer having proved r complete success in the way of keep- ing children '01! the streets and giv- ing them c. piece for safe and ‘heal- thy recreation-Sydney Exchange.

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Mrs. Elmer Sharbeii and Miss Moi- lie Sharbell spent the week end in Charlottetown with friends.

Miss Isabel Dickleson-Haslam Freetown, is spending Easter week in Charlottetown with relatives.

» Mlnarifs for Falling Hair.

S'l‘UDEl'Il.‘ AND ‘FIELD WSECRE- TARY APPOINTED

' I sscxvnma, 11.3., April 10th.-

Rev. w. s. Godfrey, B. A., Pastor of

5., has been appointed Student and Field Secretary for Mount Allison University and Schools,

.Mr. anilMra. Godfrey both have the Bachelor of Arts degree from Mount Allison. Mrs. Godfrey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Picksrd, of Sackviiie. Mr. Picksrd is s. son of__ the late Mr. Thomas Pick- ard, so long a professor at the Uni- versityf Mr. Thomas Pickard was a brother of Dr. Humphrey Pickard, who came to Mount Allison in 1943 and was the first Principal of the Academy and first President of the University. IMr. Godfrey served over- seas in the Great War. Ilc has been a most successful. Pastor and the Board and the members of the West- ville Church have acccptcd his re- signation with deep concern and r:- grct. ‘

Mr; Godfrey will take m, his new oflice on July ist and will have at Mount Allison the standing of a re- gular member of the Pac~-"y.

BIRTH S

EILLIS-At Lower Neuter: 2: E52. 31,‘1930,'to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Giiis, a daughter, “Margaret Joyce.

OTONNELL-At st. Ylncenthllospit- ‘a1, Worcester, Mass, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Qbonneli, a son. JKELLEY-At Albany to ‘1/1" “inc MT§.-...Fi‘fll1k_Kelley, n. son,.. Charles Emmet.

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NICHOLSON-In Concord. N‘. 1-1., April ll, 1930, Mrs Mil-TY Nicholson (nee Murray) ‘

BURBRIDGE-ln Boston-Macs. wed nesday April 1cm. 1930.111“ Jamns Burbrtdge, formerly of Charlotte- town P. E. I.

In Memoriam

In fond and loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Larter, Charlotte- town, who departed this life April 2nd, 1912. and April 30th,.l9l9. Just a line of sweet remembrance. Just a memory fond and true, Just a token of loved devotion That our hearts still long for you. No one knows the silent heartache Only those who have lost can tell Of-the grief bore in silence For the cueswe loved so well. Inserted by the family.

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IN MEMORIAM '

In loving memory of Janice Wen-

April 20th, 192?. .

Heaven retaineth now our treasure

Earth the lonely casket keeps

And the aumlieams love to linger.

Where our darling Wendell sleeps. Inserted by Father and Mother.

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In Mvevvrzvgoriam

' lnjoy-ing memory" of‘ our sister, MrsfiJ. B. Riley," who departed this life April 17th,fl9i5.§

At the sounding oftlse-trpmpet When at last we gather heme. .We will meet "dear ‘sister ‘Yon that crystal shore. v . 1.1 We'll be with cuellesssd lavloer Throughout all eternity. Where thu-wil nevtt be, no parting ‘sister, kersen.

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vsociation grounds as some of them

. straying fences and other

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the UnitcdChurch at Westvilie, N. .

. officiated at both‘ the house and the

_ ramemsnto-wm imderztiredirection‘

dall Marley, Argyle Shore, who died_

' express his most grateful thanks to . the many. kind friends who were,»

Thisistcwurnputimtlutinfut- ure any who damage or destroy the proper-tr of the Oharlcttzetowmbriv- ing Park and Provincial ‘Exhibition Alsoolltion will be prosecuted to the fullest extentpf the law. Parents are asked toadvise their children to keep away from the. As-

have ‘been breaking windows- and de- imports- tf. -

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mimics-ow night boxing fans. will beoreatcdtofourloodbmitsatthc Arena namely - - Jack Colnmliy s Ivan Nicholson. Gus Lqngaphie Vs E. Coher. . Bill Imgaphie Vs H. McCalium. K. McDonald Vs Tld ‘Mcllwcn. A comedy bout is also arranged for. The Legion Band will be in attend- ance. ' v ' " - " ommALs’ '

Referee-Jack Hearn. _

'I‘lmers—Ed Acorn, Rumel Abbott,

Judges, T. E.‘ Corrlgsn, William l-falpcnny. '

MR. B.’ B. MOORE

Mr. Refill-min Moore passed away after a few hours illness at his home W681i FbYlltry, on Sunday evening April 13th at the age of 69 years. Death came udth startling ‘ " to the great shock of hisfaznlly. and a very large‘ circle or friends. He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Drake and a family of two sdns and five daughters. ‘Ihoznas D.’ more of Asquith, Saskatchewan and Benjam- in F. at home are "the sons. "The daughters are Mrs J. A. Mscsoriey of Asquith. Mrs Leslie H. Francis, Mrs Jos. B. Seymour, and Mrsiflor-S mun McKerney all residing in‘ Cal-, gory; and Nlrs John Wjwood of Brookfield P. E. Island. lib-James 5@I1911¢Y.'éf*.mrntc!r River a on": .~... vlving brotiierand sister. '

'I'he services on Tuesday last were

cocci Cemetery and were largely‘ st- i tended. Rev. G. A.-Gra.r1t~of Wlnsloc .‘ and rm. o. ‘n. uonnsbn or-ssutb-zi-‘l

grave. The closing service-at. thefl cemetery was conductcdocoordingto the sritcs- of~ the Orange dtusl. Ari‘

of Mr. Neil D Macs-lean of mimetic-

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Moore of Milton and "_ Mrs ‘William A

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1. Magnificent Mohair r Chesterfield 2._97 Piece China Dinner Set, . 3. Cabinet of Silver

nrDlAWlNG 0|‘ Plllll. under the dh-ecticn of three pernlnsnt cltictnl. will tab place at

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A function which has become an established custom, an annual social event, the Canadian Legion luster dance took place last evening in the Prince of Wales College Hall. The ample and excellent dancing space, the music played by Dixon's Orches- tra Jssd- an ' __‘ ‘- crested by tasteful decorations made the f a most ‘m one for the four hundred who attended. Dancing was continued - till a late hour, lunch was served, and enjoy- able event concluded. The dance was held under the distinguished patron- age of His Honor. Lieutenant Gover- ,nor Hearts and.- Mrs. l-leartz and His ‘worship Mayor Pnpwsc and Mrs. Prowse. - -- ,

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and Mrs. Gordon Worth. - . - -

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".11; [roam luvilw‘ held from hlslate residence to Sheri,‘

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town, and the pail-bearers wcreiv Messrs Fmnk Beil,__ _ Willlsm;61\9vi'en'.ii gisiqrey, Charles ubviiff "and v csmesqiiiivy, 1on1 received”? _ tail thev ahsént iirembefs of thefllmilyiin thel West; from the ‘fcmuy. at horns and‘ rub..." "the " f. . 1.’ of‘ which‘ occas- "my. _

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Mr ,1.‘ A.._Oiark_,__-S_upe'1'-inter1dent OI the Station 5.19am to- day I01‘ mm “there-bi win be one! of the speakers" atthc closing of thei Agricultural College. i

Card Oif Thanks‘

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent _Powers and family wish to thank all who were so v kind to them in their recent sad be- reavement, also those who sent Mass Cards, Spiritual Bouiluets, letter-i and ‘cards of sympathy. - 4-I2-ii

Card. Of Thanks

' The Rev. w. Bruce" mu- cosa-ch to

good to remember him with luch an ‘array o! ‘lovely Easter gifts. lie de- sires very especially to thank the Minister and Selicn of the Keir Memorial PrcsbyterianChurcb, Mai- peque for a most handsome pot of hydrangia,-ar1d-the_Y. P. S. of Zion Church for s.‘ very lovely pot of tulips. He hopes soon to ~be able to thank personally sil who remembered him on this glad, luster day.

oAan or raamrs

so. flank Pointy Ind fasnilywifli u» thank their neighbors for kindnems and sympa- thy tendered nonfatal-sonic sad bereavement, and ahothe following: The Indies Aidflor zine- 0111mm. 1prsy:‘m.»s.ru‘sr;p.' waiter man- ieiih. wreathrflm. viotor- Coyie, ' m. 111cc Costello, v-scction lQ-ew" not: 0. N. I. ' Mrs. John O. lell. crcscsntffrom family. '

Qmmlthy Oardfl-ws. Mary Kei- |y'— and ‘family? sauna. ans-yum no’. . m!

NCflali usnbihnarsr~ wheat mp this?!“ Iill be mum than

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b camber. demand , . .. .. .. 61141.. ‘nineties, dsvrlcnmcnt ' ll- fecting the ‘egg. production the marina swarm in n: rye-iv»:- Lart yoarcnly 560.061, lbs. ofmfroscn um we." lmrvrtqd intofienllis-vhilr t'_r1'__1928 these importation! lnaountod m 3019371115, Asvvetga used for breaking purposes come principally from the lower grades this increase in breaking proved beneficial to gen- eral market conditions as it took s large volume of low gradeeggs off the market. v The Review providu interesting price ‘data indicating the range at the principal consuming centres of both eggs and Poultry. '-'l‘l1c'6u‘tsi.anding3 development in 1939, aocordng to W. A. Brown. Chief of the Poultry‘ Division. was the in- auguration on e. .olun‘ y basis of the Oemdian Dressed Poultry Sten- dards. The majority of the earlcts of poultryuhlppcd out of the wast- ern provinces indie winter months wsm mm and inspected sccordilil tothe National Standards. and these together with production in some of the other provinces, similarly grad- ed , were dealt in almost uitircly by certificate. ‘ has beans phenomenal in- uesss in egg consumption in Cen- szlvnnd this‘ 1s due nine lnsli de- gree to the splendid work of the 1h Inspection service‘. an: work of these lsipmsnts, ducking up cs1 counil‘! will! ahddtf kliifll. h of toast- ilmbis‘ worth to the poultry industry. [Since 1027. "II! haabscsia sraaii hilt-stud! incline in the Unit of eggs and at voi- qnia ovfvveggs imporibd-iial declined iasterisiiy. All Canadian Ills enter- ing the Britith Inarlstare of neces- 49.!*.°*.'.'.¢!_'!l.!1b"° 9.1" W!" ‘ ow. "wt-aw wr- mam- I_,_. H. . .. a", " frclnmcstothsr countries. nits-me reputations-may be attributed to the standardised government impacted

' product amiable fromthls country and theeernestfcffcs-tofcapoetcsto.

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speroned lay-Mrs ' P \v.~c.- Cook, Mrs. Prank McPhee, Roemtfllulins t» Overcome his ms-~

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"LN-Icing People's Society Study

_ (lass — cl Iinii. Ito-Candies: Girls in Training,

- regular meeting — loclsl llsll. 3215-11.

CLIMBING RUSES SIIBBESSHIl

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hhhnoss of the tenant; of the new- ingrained the Ill-suspecting Roses. who ultiimlmly climbed to the social level of their heretofore superiors. Jack Archer, the famous English au- I lbw. nsasrchintfcr lnlllMlAl. for a novel pours the. scene as a hiredl men, and meanwhile was expected‘, esaguectofhoncs-for oheeociail clique of the smailvtnwn. ‘Inc snubs! and oihmts to which ticustwiuic, helper was subjected caused miroh amusosncntflrho piotcr-awsbb can-l sl happy ending despite many ob-r shell, with Jock Arcehr and Peggy Rose plsyim the leading roles.

Thl Q!“ nllflbd WIS Lupus lttd by Mr. Bluest Dickson who with his Angiioinod accent and acute think- ing in difficult sitmtions, played his pert excellently. l

Mm ---- ‘ “ GI-udet, played} Peggy the charming neice, most ef-i fecowely. Her constant defiance of‘

her sc-ceiied Iodiel superiors wasl

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Mrs. J. D. Mcfluigm in a. most; aristooratically dignified manner‘ played the diiflpult role of Mrs. War| rcn p110 considered herself much a- bove the social scale. l, George Beers played tbevconucl

art of the urbanized fanner, Jim‘

tic propmaitics. The ‘ill-rt. of Maggie Rots whoee aspirations were exactly: similar, was equally well played by. ms- mnh-r Doyle. _ ,

The pert of Penile Wimbledon, the, busy, bocay and rebellious secretary" of. Jack Archer was played vriih

one oyole in mp3s”, eggs__e,nd ‘girsto by Mr. Lawrence Campbell. wavyir~vr<=vidvdiiu=ll== i9““'"'l. .'¥‘"..*?""'f-r.' .1111?" was‘ "his ‘rim mo» 111mm Press! m; mdsbiuirv Market: ._m1i_¢v. mr yum or no enamqurcvfil by ' . Abe, Ppultrjy Div- @l"e1:diel.vvas,etfect£vaiy. mrlnyodi by Dominion Livenock Miss Joan Winchester.

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_ dared sndvclgeyerlylpiayed her ‘role of Joyce‘ in four, scotlonsr-Jgnuqry, Mpsgch, 1'B'elmo'nt, the friend of, Mrs. Warren.‘ _ _ A __ _ , yoo,___ fgmher, and; The part of Dryden. Proonin, im- oqtcvjoei- to, pacemberrwhile, __t_.he_.rnenseiyseil-confident and self-im- __po_q'1try rnarkctiidcqltayvith, more port-ant, was acted by Mr. Edward ' garticulariy frosyrthelwltgandpointvof l-fornby with; "pep, power and per- ulk salesfor the Novernbpr and Ds- ' romance."

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