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7 with the present broom“; ill"! "u- ~ - ECONOMY sou: < Js- l l 1 EASTER u 5.4517212 NOVEL TIES l ’ b9 5 ' ' Real Grocery Values-Bun in save o ' ARENA-amine hmight. lwl-li “lone md when 001' m“ m!‘ a " " gain,‘ our loonomy Sale —and n; “ma; qmmelm’; I i any meswlt to communion? 1.10 < ‘i, __ tPrlou- th ms he window vllsl , __ . '1 m" '“‘°"°' i lmffmiz: s'°°"”""° ENGLISH ' DISPLAY m: in“, Q1 this bulletin and in Blah-v your 1)|.ll‘(‘]l'cl5l‘.~; 11:;»~,\.' itf; mu- p. ?'r- ' u; 01m, 1m y each instance it will be specifically Sim-k 1s c0111 llvtc. -' ~ |__ I __ s as or FANCY . i Spam ‘_‘ b c FUNERAL mlmyme ‘mm! TOFFEE- noxrsn cuocomrss stated that the message comm 1 5 o trues! “m.,, °1 m 1'" M!“ 1411mm me- 1"" gxlfln nglvlllum itnciigules "?.';‘,§,§j,,§,‘j;;‘”°;f,“,,,,,, buuflh“. (Jhocoiat 1 Easter Baskets, h3g8 i a B (flurry ll. or . W , _ v ~ , - _ _ P“ o“, or 10 Ibo. for 85c h, m z m" “"13” £3; u: he“ from 2km --- smalllleds, Egg Cllpg, Bunnie, 1K; under any circumstances are from hoveltlcs- Clips, Bird (Iflgfis 1 » . 1011». for 35o " 8 lbs. for as» "m" “m” m"- » one. Muss. Rooster and Basket Col. sehwarzkoof. speak!“ f" "»= 5c t 25' 1O t 50 l Dltos-N ln 2 so ' ° ~ C 0 ° 5 lbs. for 25o cw Stock .. l lbs, :54, I at . . Rabbit and Cart. Doll Carriage. pouQg authorities alone. i Hons, Ch chi. Chariots, etch all at ,, m r the filmm- AaENA-_sk u“ » _ _ ‘wuflve pm.“ Clarslflcat n o ‘ _ a 8 might‘ “57 u _ SELECT _ ~» prints of Betty Gow and Hour M01143 Lulu-n __ Ohoicq "m “n ' Youkh Now- Johnson have been sent to Forclr t (shuflnlates g J . _1 I ruumsr. smvrcg-Jm, ma. gcounuies and also w the mmmh i ‘ I v v . ccou . SALMON__ era! of the late Mrs. Mary gummy, J. . El‘ US$11 H. WOYtll t tmna; fingerprint exchange a1 ‘ "J "tm “ 751F171“ (Tzrndies v a e s m“ _ 2 m“ ' ' ' ' ' " have took place no?“ h" h“ res- “2 we" PM“ 82' ‘Vienna. These were followed by 75C to $225 60C P6P Lb. h 7 11161106 Bl; B15. AVETdS yesterday flf- icoples of the fjngeyprints ~ bciirj In‘ 2 5 c t9m°°n t° “'9 PWPHYS Cf-‘MBWYY- sent by fast mail. No reports lmvi i 3 l 2 tins‘ Bcrvlce at the house and grove was been received as yet. 1'

ponducted by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. The The

; ) .‘ “Col. Lindbergh has not h-f’. h". I HONL I h m", Bung-m" m”, g_.5 3km; Broom 45° ‘pa! bum“ we"? 690138 M50". ______ -_€.. estate at Hopewell at any U111" 219 Qrfrmson To REXE" l 1 u".- Arth _ , _ _ ‘ _ . ',. ‘llnoelruil 4 for 25c Blue: Kraut - 4 lbs. m- 25c u’ Mum’ A‘ R‘ ‘why’ 6”‘ (Owflnlled 1mm Pose 1) (Cmlimued from Page 1) since the kldnaplllllfi and 15 “t ‘I r111; MACKINNON nmru c0. 5TORE '

estate now. “Continuous investigations being conducted and numcrotr‘

Holbrook, M. Matheson and wm, Gregory. ‘ _ '

on the case. In summarizing the police situa-

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FRESH FISH SPECIALS! ‘my Fillets 2 lbs. 21c B. L. Dlgby 2 lbg, for 45¢ " sslmon. ller lb- 28¢ Smoked Fillets .. z lbs. for 26o my Cod and Haddock Choice Salt Mackerel 2 for 25c Boneless Chicken 2 tlns 45o Cottar Rolls-lb. 16o sausages z lba. m n. s w. B-acon-Ib. m

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Parsnlpsand Carrots............ l0 lbs.for 25c CIIICKENS AND ALL MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES.

P. l. MacDONALD

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DELIVERY

FREE DELIVERY

Edward Theatre Wed. and Thur Get your seats now.

Saturday morning from his late re-

solution was pronounced by His Ex-

bus, of which the deceased was a member, preceded the hoarse. The pull bearers were Judge Duffy, Hon. H. F. McPhce, Dr. J. Blake, Messrs. J. J. Trsinor and Parker Ritchie.

1452-11

FUNERAL snnvlcss-The fun- eral of Joseph A. Keiu was held

sldence, Riverside Apartments; to 5t. Dunstaifs Basilica. lldhere a Re- 1uiem High Mass was cdebrstod by Right Reverend Monsignor Maurice McDonald, assisted by Rev. P. Mc- ’ Mahon, D. D., Deacon, and Rev. C. , McCarthy, Sub Deacon. Final ob-

i cellency Bishop O'Bul.'llvan. ‘rho members of the Knights of Colum-

. and Paxrsbow. N. 5., Saint John. ' N. 8., and New York, and all last week sat again in Ottawa.

Senator Logan, resident of Parts- boro, N’. 8.. where the Gylmun Queen was built and former home of Captain Hatfield, was the Coun- sel for the claimants in the Gypsum Queen case. He was called by his Counsel, L. A. Ibrsyth, K. 0., now of Mbntreal, but also a native of Nova Scotla, to give the commis- sion a oomple‘ narrative of his connection with the claim.

The witness, who though nearing seventy years carries his more than six feet of massive height as erect as a skyscraper, swore that he had accepted the case of his pennlless old friend, Captain Hatfield, with- Eout-retalner and received only his

tion, Col. Schwarzkopf said:

"Continuous investigations being conductcd leads have been traced down with- out disciosing- any definite motion of a concrete nature lead- ing to a solution of the case."

Definite unnounrcment was nlade that Co]. Lindbergh had spent the 12th day since the kidnapping at his bienk hilltop home, but the whereabouts of the secret emissar- les 0f the Colonel, who arc making a private hunt for the baby was as much of an impenetrable mys- tery as ever.

Morris Rosner, the undercover man, who said yesterday he pos- sessed dcflnitc knowledge the baby was sufo and would be returned, was absent from his New York

BID and numerous

infor-

leads have bccn traced dorm with- out discoislng any definite i11io1" matiou of a concrete nature lc11d— ing to n. solution of the case." cnossvrmn, Tenn, March 1a.-

A curly haired baby was P1800‘? under close guard herc today bl authorities who said it rcselnbilil the kidnapped Churlc-z A. Lind-

the infant said, however, that whilc the resemblance was “very marked" discrepancies vrt-re noted from 11w broadcast descriptons of the fam- ous flyers son.

well, N. J. authorities said it 11nd been “definitely determined" thfl baby was not the mrflilll; Lllldbfiilh j child.

‘ Sheriff Baxter Swicegood hold the two couples traveling with tllB

bergh Jr. Physicians who examined .

At the Lindbergh home in HOPE".

Cuuucu SERVICES M!

to the Rccinrs fifth ixlcssage from

(hi: Prophets. Tnklu: as his tcx.

'l‘ltl.\'lT\' l'!\'l'l‘E!) Gill k('11 "T 10rd is good. ll stronghold ii ' the any of troubic; 51nd he knowctr them that trunst in Him," from thi hook of Nahum, the speaker salr illcrc ix. very little lvc know 0i’ thii prophit. Ilc is thought to be 1 child ui c.\;1':utl purugs and pcrhnp. there was :1 reason which meam consolation. His mother drcamin; ' of the future Indy have thought h: might bring a message of consola-

Tonight the first of a tzvo weeks .;rics of hilfiixiil 1irn-Ezist ervicm; ii be held. I1. tin1r~';s'.'ci*. n: vvc .41": pilssing ‘.11: »i:'.":1 at p11". 21L 11:15.. naturally turn t0 God for 1101p and

1n the pust they ucvcr furiltcl in vain. It may be m again. Lct thr- pr-oplc do their mil. ; There are 111.1113’ CQSCS of GiJIirc-Lzs ‘and suffering in this City and our “"11 V) hi5 Peolllfi- But VH1 find H! Hummers an. grgquenyy cancd up. llllS almost no nlcssage for His owl m, {or hem my“ ,5 heard or thpil‘ people. Hi2; message is more to the consistent efforts to relieve those in ' A$‘5'1'i-"*l‘~'“e Vining them 0T 1119i!‘ d95- ‘ “Cod, but an mid“, was 3pm,, d“, itructiotl. God had used these peo ‘lug the zmnsuncrlmcnt prrlod ut the ill“ l“ i‘ F-QQHYVJ‘ fiflflill-‘i Hi5 0\\‘ii imorlliul: scwirv nud the chnritzibly; lltillllv- bill 111v)‘ WW1? 31111118 (‘V11 disposed can find no better o1‘ sai- ill their \\‘.1_vs and Lou measure lo\'- {m- wuy of 11.31pm; fa._nmes m need i lug. Nahum tells 111cm Nincvail

g. _-- - . .. - - -. .--,\- a sew,“ a; the grave was mnmuct. expenses; that he had not been t l‘ b, i _ _ I ‘ , V _ _ c1 w d 4 . - .. .. .... u... u... u l. m»... us»... ti: or . be e ‘ -_.- m 8901114118 lllfl-‘Imlfltloin as to the said he was carrying on at that i piclon. He said he tulkccl to Col. Wm, m0 1199,3551”. funds to ‘any Cods mcssalgciio thvm and there . ‘ telephone and “'25 on. 15 a mesmilc 01‘ U5 311- 5°11 l! QM Insertion -- m oor llno of5 word! i PWSWA" “m”? ‘i u“ 5mm“ Qmw- ""1 time. , “ndwgh by . _ .. . . ' e 1 .1 ~~ r ~u - -= ~ on p” u“ o; 5 “m, I that subsequent reports of changes Likewisa than was no word of asked to hold the baby until dcfin fhc SUDJOCC of the Rev. Dr. Ram- igli'S0llSJt:1l10ugL\;lLiL a: mongol u l," m“ o’ 5 ‘ord- Mr J ms Keno: Ihnrax m" or registry emcmt it the tim the the activities of Sal‘, 8' it,“ and lte identity was established. He wlr- snys sermon at the morning wor- . y . _ . - use 1c ‘loperltno 0H5 words . ' f ' ' y p ‘ c d dcscri tion of the baby i0 ship was "Conn and Calvary." Two “'°"d» but Jmmus "I H15 1101101"- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ilnvcd [In the City, Saturday, and. Zléallgrrmwaglgliléflxirltieuilliilelisiedlzn tagging; Irving Bltz, the underworld inter. 201 amndbergh‘ ifcastsl U“, “m, when JCS,“ ‘ms ,-,,_ , Those who do not recognize Him

v11 - "v. --.>_.g-!3t¢¢, .1 reg stered at the Canadian Ns- Y medlaries appointed by the Lmd- one of the mm ,n the bah” dry vim, w the marriage “as, and m, Km; “Nye, pens“ He m“ mm, \

Captain Hatfield in 1915 to the ef- 1°°§ m" 115-! 91*? 115d Wlndmd l" The police also discarded from Miss Mary Farrow, Btewardess on 5 ‘Wm- "llwlllldfld Ind Pflffllyled" the official search Saivator Toma.- , the s. s. Charlottetown spent the .111!!! Whm bwllsht to hi» flttmtioiueelu, who was not further identi- comssumcsrs NOW wrm r. s. week end m Charlottetown the guest Falter payment o! the claim. fled, and Dominick Puero, u for- Reew" “uthpm m" '“"S°'Y o! her Aunt M‘rs Patterson, 17 King Evidence siren before the com- mer Brooklyn grocer, who lived P°H°° °“°“1“’s 59"‘

berghs a week ago today.

3mm“ HMQL ish sin, but we find Him just and

gcrjptlon that; failed to tally was turned Water into wine means that ‘ _ welghu The thud held hem weighs youth should take pleasure in ilfc "my Patient “m1 115- H9 glve5 u! I i2,‘ pounds while the welsh‘; o; the and that Jesus enters iuto our ""f‘1‘-‘>'°m“1“°51 “d t?“ Vmphet 535" . ._' (Lindbergh baby has been given m‘ pleasures. True pleasure is spiritual "n19 mm 15 g°°d-' It seen“ i“ . l throughout the‘ and pcnnanent and if “.0 invite : though God has forgotten us some- ‘Jcsus with n“ Om. joys and plea,“ I 111110.‘. whrn things go wrong and

For Sale

BOARD. suirsnu: son ii- outhouses. etc., 1o. per Guardian office. t!

wsiTeilifiTeU-E '

stock.

11m: - om PAPERS, a itlbundlo. Guardian Office. . a-a-tx.

‘ lALlI-NEWLY rnrzsnsusn y. »Apply Prank Keoughm, 11. uzl-a-lz-ai

' um, so u-i. noun mm aligns on hand at Guardian

‘ SALE-AT l6 EDWARD ST»

Thought Range,. side i‘ - 2 walnut wardrobe and IN‘ articles. 1461-3-14-31

SALE - ONE HUNDRED plebred Plymouth rock hens, B0 all each. C. H. Mallet, Char- Wstown, R. R. 6 1422-3-12-21

l LEUM, KITCHEN TABLE, dlilrs, ice chest. baby carriage. id lounge, fibre suite. dresser. lvie, etc, nearly now. Charles lint. c. o., Dr. Netting, Mt. Ed- Illd Road. 1483-3-12-21

l HALE - AT LOWEST PRIC- lBosrds, Scantilng 2x4, Laths. lili Shingles. Any quantity Ilntcd. Bargain for now and can filler in Spring by truck if nec- 91w. John Devlne. Peakos. ISBB-S-ll-ll.

RENT - FURNISHED _ ‘ent. also cottage in Kep- Ilfll. foh summer ‘months, occu- hllon lifter April 1. Apply H. A. Barth, Cavendish Apartments. 1458-3-14-81

lr. W. ll. Carson

CHIROPBAOTOB

,5"! Year Palmer Graduate ¢0 5L PIIDDG l": Home Cl-lll Made.

‘ '15~$mwu.

l Buying

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Tailed Potatoes

‘Trinity United Church

1355-3-9-81.

JOHN ALFRED McDONALD. PRO- vlnolai Land Surveyor, Herman- vllle. (R. 3, Sour-is.)

PAPER HANGING, TINTING AND whitening done in latest style.

Hensley Street. ‘ 1444-3-12-21

WILL HAVE T0 ARRIVE ABOUT April 1st, five carloads of horses. Choice mares or geldlngs. Terms to suit purchaser. Wellington Mic- Nelll. ' 1437-3-12-31

_Female Help Wanted

WANTED-LA mm. APPLY 15a Euston st. 1458-8-14-21

Lost

1K) LET — 8 ROOM COTTAGE. Write P. O. Box 391, City. 1419-3-12-31.

LOST - SUNDAY, 0N PRINCE Street, ladies wrist watch. Finder please leave at Guardian offlco.

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T0 LET-STORE LATELY 0C- cupled by Johnsonls ladies ready to wear. also twelve room dwell- ing. Every convenience. Rented together or separately. Apply 146 Great George Btreet 1404-3-11-3l

MONDAY

8.30—Intermediate C. G. I. T., regu- lar meeting-Social Hall.

‘LOO-Trail Rangers, regular meet- ink-Social mu. 180—Specla'l pro-Easter prayer ser- vice-Attendance of all mem- bers and adherents earnestly sollclted-Jlistlora welcome- Heal-u Memorial mu.

t" l" in market for a few imlm 0|’ Certified seed

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ih-rlestar Douglas

"been ma Water Streets Phone It!

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ISO-Monthly meeting of Commit- tee o! Stewards-Social Hall.

BJD-Executiys Women's Mission- ary Society. special meeting ladies‘ Parlor.

Square.

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N. D. Msollean, Dish-id Cover- nor, Mlarltlme District Tainan In-

1115581011 lib Pfl-YMJWO. N- 5;. Wmear the Lindbergh estate.

John s. Henderson. shfvlllns ms-ileri “His (Puerds) absence 15 lc- there. and his assistant Miss Pettl-l counted for," said police, “by the grew, was branded as "incorrect" by fact that he is employed in Brook-

urdny evening from St. John Where Devlin-y although Peter white, cross the week end."

he addressed the Women at their

the Admiral Batty Hotel on Pri- day night.

BIRTH

‘MACQUARRIE — At Hampton, March 1, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd MacQuarrie, a daughter.

DUNN - On Saturday, Mqrch 12, 1983, to Mir. and Mrs Clarence Dunn, a daughter.

MABRIAGES

IIOI-NSBY — MACDONKLD — M llmnotnn, N. 3., by the Rev H. B. Sham, on March 2, 1932, Oswald Prank Hornsby of Charlottetown to Annie Mae MacDonald of Oovehead mad.

DEATHS

Mr Merchant!

Wluunorwooaaboofsu- vlootorou-llvcaaaosll. ‘Ioloplmnslolorlll.

lloBlois Bros. ' ilsiltoii

BERNARD - At Hunter River, March 12. 1W2, Mrs. William Bern- ard, ago 76 year! Funeral Mlondal’ from her home at 2 p- m.

WOOLDRIDGE-At Covehead, Mar. 12, 1932, Simon Wooldrldge, age 65 years. mineral from h's late resi- dence to Corran Ban this morning at 8 o'clock.

DONOVAN—In thLS CitY» March 13. 1932. Mrs. James Donovan, sse 44 years. Funeral from A- Hennessey’! Iuncrsl Parlours in St. Peters.

WILLIAMS-At the P. E. I. Hos- pital on Sunday March 13th, Mrs. John Williams 1n her 77th year. mineral from her late residence, Tuesday. March l5, leaving her home at 2.10 for service at St. Peters Cathedral at 2.30.

Card of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Nell B. Darrach and family wish to thank their friends, neighbours. firemen and City Police for their kind assistance to them in the recent loss of their 1449-8-14-11.

N. D. MacLean

UNDIBTAKEB IMBLAIIB

Charlottetown and North Wlltlhlre

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examining, insisted that 1r the wit-I m-xmng and gmmmg_ can 37 ‘mun Chute,- mght 55mm; 1n nose was felling the truth his fellow from the inquiry Col. Schwarzkopf

itownspooplo had deliberately per- Jllred themselves. '

Mr. Henderson, whose signature on "exhibit No. '1" was the subject of dour days ofevldence handwrit- ifl! "Perl-s last week, was describ- ed by the witness as the “local poo bah” and Mss Petlgruw was “in Henderson's power." the witness ssld

He bad taken the case for Cap- tsln Hatfield in 1929 when the lat- ter. " I after the loss on the Florida collt of his schooner "Ada 'l‘owcr" had discovered that he might be able to secure compensa- tion for tho loss of the Gypsum Queen. Captain Hatfield was un- able to retain a lawyer in the Flori- da city in which he was then resi- dent and Senator Logan said he took the case temporsriy for his expenses only. When time came‘ for settlent he had taken $2,500 for expenses, and. needing ready money, ‘ had sold to Csptalrz Iiatfleld 390 shares of Maritime cool. railway and DOW!!!‘ WRIPBUY DPGIQITCd stock, at $10 per share. Subsequently he had

vested, at the request of Captain Hatfield $22000 1h Canadian bonds, and he filed letters from Captain Hatfield asknowledging receipt of, these securities. ' '

OTTAWA, Ont. March 13—Of the $71,276 reparations paid Captain F“ Hatfield for the loss by enemy action of the schooner Gy-p- sum Queen, his counsel, senator Hhnce J. Logan of Parrsboro, N. S. received $0.400 for himself. he testi- flald before tho Harvey Commission yesterday. This was made up of $2.- 500 ornemu and $9.900 which Sen-' star Logan received from his client for J00 shares of preferred stock of the lhrltlmo COIL Hallway and Power Company. senator Logan had taken tho can lthout fee other thsn his expomos, ho said, but had needed money and disposed of those holdlnss to Owmn Hatfield who‘ wls hoklng for good investment.

later be had met Captain Hat- field in Monika! Ind the latter had entrusted him with assoc for ln- vutmmt in Canldlln aocirrltieg 5f. the discretion of the witness; sen- ator lulu tostiflod. -

8o had lhnstod in Montreal

h mm! bonds. Nbntresl lhland Power bmdl. and Beauharnuls Power Oorporatim bonds to the ex- ‘vmt 0f 80.000 and forwarded the boom to fink: Hatfield in the Uultnd States. A letter from Cup- taln Hatfield acknowledging these mlirlttes ‘Ils mod. Re was asked

to invtlt tho nmllnfng $7,000 or IIIIIC it ‘I i.

In eliminating "two gangs,"

| snid:

No. 5 (timed 10 pan. Saturday) four investigators have returned from trips in Brooklyn and North Jersey after completing acheck up on two gangs supposed to be con- nected with thc case. While the in- formation seems to be reliable, no- thing was found to indicate that the men named could in any way have been involved. They have been eliminated."

Meantime, Henry son, seamun suitor of Betty Gow Lindbergh nursemald, was des- cribed by Deputy Poiicc chief Brel: of Newark as _c1eared of partici- pating in the kidnapping. Johnson. who had been questioned since he first was detained at Hartford. Conn., a week ago last Friday, still faces deportation for illegal entry into this country in 1927.

Permitted to talk to reporters for the first time last night at Newark, Johnsonmadc the sur- prising statement that he believed the kidnapping to be an "inside job." In the snm~ breath, Johnson exonerated all members oi Lindbergh household rind refused to amplify his expressed opinion.

Brex sold he was convinced Johnson had telephoned Miss Gow at the Lindbergh home in Hope- well from an Eilgielvood, N. J. drugstore at 8.47 p. m., the night of the kidnapping and that John- son vislted an Engleyood confec- tionery at 9.30 p. m. the same night.

Johnson said he met Miss Gow last August when the yacht of Thomas W. Lamont on which hc was a sailor anchored off North