APRIL 1i 192s I

?Fori nearlysixty years‘

M@%E’S

have been a" ‘ tea quality in

standard for this country.

Central Guardian

Newest Iancywork novelties at, St. James‘ tea. and sale tomorrow.‘

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Your tongue is the best barometer of

HEAR MASTER HORACE Mc-l EWEN. the famous boy piano player at the CaledoniaE Club Concert. i

FUNERAL N0 ICE —- The re- mains of the late A. J. Logan leave Hennesseys Undertaking Parlors Thursday afternoon at 2.30 thence. to St. Andrew's Station by rail. The funeral will take place on ar-

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The Sun Life of Canada

your physlcaiccnditlon. Look at it every morning before breakfast If it ls coated with white, yellow or brown coloring. and does not have aclean red appearance you are constipated and not well.

Heed Its Warning

Constipation causes more ailments than all other diseases, and is the result of

rival of the traill.

THE BEST MUSICAL TALENT will be heard at the Caledonian Club Concert, Thursday night in I-Ieartz Memorial Hall.

__ THE CHARLOTTlgTgVVl GUARDIAN

.\ll pen-min interested lu Amn- ivlir TIl_I‘ilIfIl‘lI|\ pr;- r-nrrlliill; llllll"! Ill Jniu up with the

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Annual Meeting-

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work, were very favorably comment- ed upon. ‘In the Art department there was keen competition, outside provinces having a large number of entries; but we were ‘ ‘ to see that our own artcles carried off the ergfillclfis- and l0 lllfldflfi‘ themselves grooms; number of prrzosr 1111s eh. to the Bank for large overdrafts. tries were larger than in previous This we believe ls not fair, and we years, and there was a noted 1m- are satisfied that when the public provement in the work. We believe 0i ihhi PF°Vlhc¢ RIIOWS ihe facts that this section should be more lrl- they will have a different feeling Iq- rorosrmg ro our young people ompwards those who are conducting this should grow greater h, the years to Exhibition. and that as a result. oomo greater sympathy and support can The fruit exhibit was larger than be expected from the Gvvrrhlhvhl- in 1926, and many visitors from thalihe Clll! COI-Incll and all who have Morrrrsno expressed surprise or such at heart tile welfare of this fair

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ENROUTE TO P. E. L-Mr. A. A.

CANADNS LARGEST

issues

INSURANCE COMPANY

A wcicrrrui. Policy

llllllest Cash Value at any period or

Lowest net: cost-whichever you prefer. ‘ Our tremendoufearrtlng pnwgf mom-s ghgs rross|b|o_

Hcnnessey received a telegram yes- torday stating that Miss BessieLog- an ls leaving Boston for Prince Ed- ward Island in response to a tele-

hcr brother Ambrose.

TRACK WILL SOON BE READY —It is expected that the Charlotte- town Driving Park will be open for trotting the lattcr part of this week. Caretaker Arblng and his assistants

gram notifying her of the death of

not having a daily bowel movement. Sick-headache, indigestion, "" 051155 and sullow complexion follow. Ask your drugglst for a 25c red paper Plckille 0i CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS “Safe Laxative". Take a dose to-nlght and continue one pill after each meal. Don't stop-until your tongue is clean. You will be surprised at the tonic effect this doctor's formula will have on you.

CARTER’S IE“; PILIS

Iliivo our Agehts explain it to you

0!’

Consult J. A. Moore, Div. Manager. Charlottetown, P. E. Island

Agents wanted in Kings and Prince Counties.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Ono insertion _... Pour Insertion: fight lnlertiono

o 040+ 00040-0“ 91mg 000-0000 0+“ +0 e0 a v0 vow 040v 04+; merous telegrams and letters of

Fol; Sale

mlilo w! llna of 5 yards 3Q In: [In-i o! i5 words per lino o! it word:

r I Miscellaneous

have been working on the track for

a good display, considering that PYOVIIWQ. _ _

rhgs proymoo hos no; mode soy| we may mrzltion hero Lilli. our grog; error; in fruit growing The directors whose names arc append- ggher displays 1h the booths were ed have given freely of their time to attractive, and brought into compe- the 817MB 0f lhlfi Afishfiiflilimi and titlcn the three counties of Mince filling‘ of; them harp rcctrivedl tllc Edward" Island. We. mention ar- 5 8 9S Yemlllleffl Oh- 19y "We ticularly the display made by pour acted ivholly and solely for the good lmcrchants. These did credit to them 0f lhl? PPOl/lllce- W0 hQDQ 11nd ""5! and were the means of making the that, as a‘ result of our) interviews lguiidrrrg much rooro attractive to with the Minister of Agriculture re- lvisitors. There. was a marked lm- P79561311‘!!! thl‘ GOl/efhmehl "l

TO BROADCAST-Masonic Radioil-lfflvemellt in the qliality of the but- Prince Edward Island. and with the

overlwo weeks. Thiswvlll be til earliest opening date in “the hlstol of the Association. ,

‘Goon LUCK AT VIMY RANCH

e owners will be particularly interest-Will‘ and Cheese exhibits. which is May" and Cm’ Cmlhtl“ °l the 91W

y Johns Nmr tonight wmmerrorrrgwinco is known as o ~quohry pro_ progress will result, and that the

at 1015 The occasion will be thélducer.“ our seed and. table potatoes. Exhlbmm‘ o‘ 1923 ‘mil ‘v“"-"“’ 3'93"“ one hundredth anniversary 05 llleibutter, cheese. 688$. bacon. etc. bfi- Wm l-lmw grew-er and g"°‘“°“- W“ birth of Sir William whltcwayanrrlng known wherever these products'5°ll<—‘ll5 the swdwlll and heflvly Shil-

ed in the broadmsrmg from 5L natural, cohsgderirrg that our pro- of Charlottetown. that a new era of_

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—-The Vimy Ranch or McLure t"; .MacKinnon Silver Fox ‘Farms, Ltd. ‘seems likely to have a very large increase this year. On Monday last five litters were looked at. They consisted of seven. five and three sixes totalling 30 pups or an aver- age 5f six pups for five litters.

the proceedings of the banquet will be broadcast from Station Eight W. M. C.. St. John's. Newfoundland.

FIRST FISII STORY-An ardent angler related yesterday What l5

purported to be an authentic fisri story. He cuucht “l 2 1-2 pound

‘ GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY -Mr. land Mrs. D. A. Bruce of this city were the recipients yesterday of nu-

covered another full grown trout_i the stomach of the former. In the hitters stomach a young frog W115

|congratulatfons on the occasion of found‘

‘the celebration of their golden an- niversary which was quietly observ- ed yesterday in their apartments

TIIE ROCKY. POINT PIERRE is about ready for the Summer scrvicc

I-‘OR eggs for hatching, 50 cents

Brackley. 4-4-tf,

FOR SALE-EIGHT ACRES LAND with good buildings.

3680-4-10-4i Brighton. Apply to G. J. McCor-

mac, Revere Hotel Block. 13677-4-10-41

---_______._",___._.__... FOR SALE—AORE LAND ATI l

FOR SAIaE-‘PURE BRED IIARRED lock eggs sqc per setting of‘ l5. A. 3673-4-10-21‘. --—~.

Weeks, Carleton. ron SALE - run HOTEL PROP-

erty at Miuray- River. Apply to‘

Wm. Keenan at Hotel. ' 3474-3-29-15i.

‘ i FOR SALE, CHEAP PURE BRED;

Yorkshire sow with litter of 11, 3‘

weeks old. Write or phone. Walter G. MacKcnzic. Box, 29 Bradal-r '

3°71'4'1°'3l,"nsc.irap FROM MY RANCH, 1

bfl-IIB.

I-‘OII. SALE —QUANTITY OF BAR- ley. Charlottetown No. 80. Excel- lent quality, also quantity of Banner Oats. Ernest Foster, Marshfield. 3698-4-l1-3i.

SEED OATS FOR SALE — A quantity of recleanccl big four and Banner oats of excellent. quality packed in new ninety pound bags. Price 82.50 for two bushel ~bag lob Freetown. Austin A. Scales. Free- town. 3652-4-9-7i.

_ Articles For‘ Sale

SALE — BARRED ROCK per settiilE. Apply Mrs. C. W. Mellett,

Apply on! premises. George Somcrs, Clinton.

lBHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS-

i ly supplied. Guardian JOI) Print ery.

neatly printed. Prlntery.

MEMORIAM m. I cards at shortest notice. Guard fan Job Pl-intery.

home. Apply “Z" care Gilardiali Office. 3709-4-11-3i.

| Mills, Souris. r

Vernon.

BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS Guardian Job

MOURNING - WANTED — WASHING TO DO All‘

lPRESSED IIAY — TIIREE CARS good quality. Klondykc Lumber 3651-4-9-51

IESCAPED FROM MY RANCII I male fox. marks 78 E-F’. E. Re- ward for capture. W. A. Jenkins. 3695-4-11-3i

between the city and Rocky Point.

lJNO_ ALFRED MACDONALD. on Rochford Street. The Guardian sh - 1rd k d out in a new com Land’ Surveyor, Ifermanville, P. 39mg WM‘ their ‘lost of frlends m of an? :11 necessary repairs . L 44b1,!” wishing Mr. and Mrs. Brllce every a“, about commererr A comrorb

able motor boat under command oi Mr. Peter Roberts is now on the route and will continue until tho Ferry is ready.

[elicitation and many happy rc- turns of the day. _

T0 TOUR MARITIMES - Fred Medium. 2. 11 l-4, trotter, owned by Cololicl D. A. MacKinnon. which iti- cldcntally’ broke the Canadian trott- ing record over ice at tho Duffcrln track races December 27, 1927. ar- rived in the city a few days ago and will be gotten ready for a tour over the Maritime tracks this sunl- mcr and fall. Only two‘ trottcrs in America won more raccsthan Fred last. yeiir. -I~Iis batting average for tho season lavas thirteen wins.

POLICE COURT - Four boys; appeared before I-lis Honor yestcr-r

lcafing. and after a severe reprimand‘ ivere dismissed. i‘. motorist for in- fraction of the Motor Vehicle Act! was fined $1.00 and costs. and a, second lind his case adjourned. One. drunk had his bail bond of $10.00] untreated. 5

ISLAND RACE cmcurr - Thcl following are the prospective dates! for the various race lneetsthrough-l

MUSIC AT BANQUET — In the‘ report of the Banquet. given in the Victoria Hotel on Monday evening last to the Oratorical Contestants and their parents. it is regretted

out the Province: Sunlmerside, Julyl 1st; St. Peters. July 18th; George-l town. Jilly 25th; Montague, August} that reference to the delightful 1S‘? NEW Allhnn. August ilthiChar-i Inusrcal programme was 1nadverr_ilcttetown_, August 20th to the 23rd; ently omitted. Violin selections dur- in 15 lmsslble o“ “caveat °f m“ H“? mg the course or the dinner were ifax Exhibition haying adopted tlic; most tastefully rendered by Mnlthree-heat plan oi lacing that the

Bell_wBgnerT_ with Mr’ srdneyilsland CiFcuit will do likewise. This

; pair foxes. malc and female. . . ,plan provides swift. snappy racing r‘ Reward. Nelson MacDonald. Elliott‘ M the Pjmno‘ Two dmlghyffor the spectators. and has become. Carleton. 3658-4-10-21. ‘"1 V°°“1 d"°‘"‘ we" “m! ‘wiso popular in the United States that:

envelopes with address printed

i just tho tiling for ‘acknowledge luellt. r-ilniations, etc. Guardian Job Printery.

LAMBROS | who have left pipes with ; bros Bros. for repairing are ad- , vised to call for samn on or before l April 15th. Pipes will be sold aft-

-— PARTIES Lani-

BROS.

er that date. It.

BELTING roit sou: - arr-LY has. Todd, Bfadalbane.‘ - ‘3631-4-7-71

-

COOKING RANGE FOR SALE- with or without tank. Apply 89 Hocllford St.“ 3676-4-l0-2i

Foal SALE-INTERNATIONAL s- llffrractor in good condition. Ap- ply to Samuel Kennedy. 134 Kent Si’... City. . 3691-4-11-12-14

Eda saga-orator; '_ _ ITURE 1 including safe. denim, fling cab-

incts and an office to lct. G. J. MqCol-muc. Revere Hotel Block.

=19; _ _ ____ FOR SALE - LARGE ICE-CI-IESI‘

large oil tank. bob-sloighs. twig-l

one. horses, harfiesa. biscuit show case, McCaskeys book-keeping imam. Jenkins a son

’ 3108-‘4-11-21 '

male Help Wanted

n '- A RELIABLE nx enced hotlsekeepcr. Apply _A- 3D. Brehaut, Pownal. - hl

WANTED OLD LADYPTO DO

{apt housework. Apply 'l6 Chest-f __ ‘jet. 3878-4-10-2l i

WANTED-AT ONCE AN r-lxr-nn-l ~

ianced maid for general house- worlr. Apply Mrs. Bruce Stewart.‘ ltlwatcr St. 2500-4-44!

H To_ Let

A r0 LET-— ruimrsliao nest? dénoe central location. Apply Fred’

l

It; Trainor. 60 Grafton 8t. 8660-4-3-tf.

Wanted

.______________i_____.___ wanna ‘r0 new, m: may 1ST.l ‘ab: or seven ' in house with all, modern co niances.‘ =Apply| Guardian olmc. ‘ ' 4-34!

WANTED A onnnan - APPLY!"-

Illilh Good. Cornwall. | . t ' - 3518-t-4-3l

._______________. WANTED - POSITION BY Al bookkeeper by or before the last‘ i my. Write du. core of Guard’- avoii-t-u-l-ll.

_i

A, cant-i av inductiv- MM matlc lymptommfiet ourvh i 9 ‘ ‘ ‘ '

3700-4-11- . ‘

Miller's Worm Powders. and they are as pleasant to take as sugar, so that few children will refuse them. [In some eases they cause mitlns through, their net-ion in an unsound stomach. but this u only a manifes- tation of their cleansing power. no ""'_"" indicatlon that they are hurtful. ‘they can be thoroughly depended-

lGRAIlAM — PAIGE MOTORS Corpn.. have opening for capable dealers for Queens and King's Counties. If interested. write l "Paige" care Guardian and full

particulars will be sent. 3704-4-ll-2li

TAILORED T0 YOUR MEASURE and fit guaranteed. olir medium suits carry standard trimmings and our best stilts carry high class trimmings ill silk. I also

l carry a Maritime Province rec-

ord for high sales and good fitt-

ing suiis and top coats. and have won n. high class trade. Cull 0r write inc to call with samples. t3.

F. Tarbush, 172 Prince St.. slgyrf

l

{MISSING IIEIRS — GEORGE Mt‘- Donilld, Carpenter. was born in P. E. I. in 1862. went to California in the Seventies and recently died in San Franciscdlntestate. with- out issuc. Ills wife. Mary Ellen.

of P. E. 1.. predeceased him. Any cousins or other relatives please write McLeod 8: Bentley, Charlot-

E daughter of Alexander McDonald

tetowh.

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Male Help Wanted MEN TO PREPARE FOR I-‘IRE- men. brakemen. beginners $150- 3250 monthly-also clerks. Rall- wny Association. Box 116. Cllar- lottetown. 3555-4-3-91

WANTED — MAN T0 WORK 0N farm. one capable of taking charge, if necessary. Highest wages to right man. Apply to Earliest Foster. Marahfleld. or Wflto R. R. 3. Dunstaffnagc.

3600-6-11-2?

Situation Wanted

WANTElh-STEADY MEN BOARD- crs. Terms moderate. under new management. 236 King st.

3554-4-3-71

::'I‘hcrc is nothlttl reclusive in

m the sys-

upon to clear worms fro tom, . -

o"

x

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND

3616-4-5-31 cOd.'_

well. the accompaniment being.‘ flTtim-lcflnl’ lender“! bl’ Miss mlfliouay want thrills and action. and. firm 599m"- The Guardian m“ very few care to sit on a grand‘ lends llh‘ l-hllllks w the“ talented stand more than three hours view-l musicians fOl” f-hflll‘, lllhd 3553mm‘? ing horse races. Promoters should; in mlllflfll; the banquet lhE Sllcw-“S lbear this in mind. and in so doing‘

that it was. will find their race meets grow 111' , popularity. r <0>---—- i _ i SAD BEREAVEMENT — T116‘, _ . r PERSONALS ‘idcatll occurred Monday night nbciit,1°“°‘°““ B°“’1"‘g

to Stanhopo after a pleasant Vl-SIITGCVCTIIIIICIIY. with friends at Wheatley River. ,- which was not considered serioual The Guardian is pleased to leam that Mr. James McAulay, Grand 'I‘racadie, is lnuch improved after his very serious illness.

Egg Inspector.

velcped into pneumonia. The late’ Mr. Logan was an efliciellt and!

the Department for about fifteen;

Mr. Osbcrt Enman. Vernon Riv- er. spent Sunday at

guest of “when and Mrs‘ vessey‘ [from them the funeral notice will

ib bll h d. Messrs. George Marshall and Lee: c p" S e

Channel WW5 arrived‘ i%l‘gl’gliltlgzlel ::Souyenirs for IIome at the No?- "n" a few mPnms vs ' city table at St. James Bazaar and itea tomorrow.

Senator and lVIrs. Crowe of’ Vall-

cc-uvcr. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.‘ "' ""'<*°’"' " ‘ w. a. Stewart. Greenfield Avenuor; Card Thanks for a few days. i

Miss- Ame MOB-M and Miss Mgr-l Mrs. Mary McQuaid and family:

- t B ' .to lave returned 513;; Coexhiaad latter a pleasantlassisted them during thgr who] visit with friends at Brookfleld. 58d hefellvemehl- A 95" -

arm-HS land messages of sympathy.

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CURBAN -- ‘Al. Pleasant Groi‘ . April 9th. to Pernell and Mrsf gCurran. tt son.

can... Prescriptions

l MALONE-At Elmwood. April 10ml

OOOQ-OQQOOO-O 000-0 O§§4+§O¢§

Always comply with Y0"?

trout, and later in the dressing dis-'

day morning on a charge of C0l‘ll01‘jm0l‘id0ll$ cost of upkeep of a plant

Exhibitions are conducted b the! ‘L F’ m’ r’

provinces, and all deficits arc sllflflflfil w‘ C‘ S’ McLum w" l“ A" up or guaranteed by them. Thci B‘ Amhim"

shareholders cf this Association. wc A’ Mflwd’

feel. have done lnore than theirl b‘ P‘ mu’

share; and that, we regretfully say] T‘ w‘ I“ how“ , .witllout due appreciation from thcl- , Dlrccw“ public in carrying on this Exhibi-l n‘ A‘ Nmcxmmm‘ |"'"C°|'

M955“ RQY Quigley and Lee DmgJthc old system of three in five is.“ now practically obsolete. Spectators] "

.11 o'clock at the P. E. Island Hos-‘vgame of the ‘my

Miss Muriel Bowen has returner! pital of Ambrose Logan, Domlnionlwiu be "oued- The League °f m’? nfiiCross teams Will meet the Charlotte-

lccased was silffering from a coldimwh Alley W801-

{or sev¢ra1 days whioh phony do..witll a win it is certain to produce acme real bowling and the winners will know they have been in a baz- courtetous ofllcial. having been in‘tle.

“years. A brother and sister residingjthe plgygrg on thr- Lhrgg moms ooh. York’ the illi Boston have been communicatediwguhg for the high honor-g oi bo-

‘iwith and on receipt of instructions-mg chorlouorowrys host room

L. 0. C. Team:

Ivan McCabe. Ern-Craswcll, Rob- ert Harley, Wm. Doolcy.

Team: ~ l

Gauthier. G. Vickcrsoll. A. Roger-i ‘so ~

ro'wl.sh to thank those who so kindl_\'1art_ R_ A Pendrcwrh Jcwm. Crow’ mum‘; R. L. Day. Jim Cameron. iii.

isent Mass Cards. Sp "itual BOIIQUCISBASKETBALL AT Tr"; y_ M_ C_ A

‘gue will be played tonight at 8.15 p. m. First game will be between

vs. Anchors.

iare used. Let us ever keep in mind POI‘! 0f the Pl‘@55~ We Willi“ m“ ‘that Prince Edward Island standslgrellt part they play in moulding {for Products. Excellence. Incompar-lllllhllc Oplhllm. and W0 all? lhllhli" .ablc. our thanks are due to thcfflll fmzlhe support they lwvc alvvh ‘Minister of Agriculture. the Denim-ills in the Past. practically free of {ion Livestock commissioner‘ rho charge. They have clone their part JProvillcial Government, the City we“ ‘Ind 11° CYiWl5m~ bu‘ only Council. our Merchants and others, FY3159 ca" be be-“wwed- who kindly offered special prizes, And "hi" “'9 °°"'l° 1° a 511d Pa“ ‘also ro the Manager and Clerks or'of this report. We refer tothc death lthe Bailk of Commerce, to the Prcss‘°f W!‘ helm/ed secrelflil’ all“ Shari" qm. their. excellent support. and rryholder, Charles R. Smallwood, tvllo on omors who assisted m mflkmgsuccessfully piloted the affairs of the 1927 Exhibition the great suca this Assmlamm f0" ‘lpwards °f ‘loos-s it was‘ _ twenty-eight years. To Mr. Small- And no“. “.0 come to another. Side‘ wood more than any one man, the 10f the picture. and that, is that our Success °f the Plwmcml Exhibition lExhibition is faced with a certain due~ n“ was his h°bbY {md m“ {amount of financial difficulties. wc 1*“ ,W°',k “"1 h" H“? 1"“F"m°d1_>’ [are magma one or the finest Progof lllS time and energies to make it lvincial Exhibitions in Canada, on?“ Slwccss- Even m“ m“ “he” Sill“ {one of tlw finest plants in Canaclapjrermg “"691? “nd 9"" m" adv‘? ‘and doing so as n private CompanyU-of lIlS physician ordered to lrcst lti iTllo grants we receive are just about bed’ m.’ disweyed m‘?! cilnmd W" sufficient Lo pay tho prize mmlcy m“: cmma WW3" “twining ‘"¥"'°"?° and Judges expensea The “W pain. during tile Exhibition. Po lIlS 4

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The New Series

roiiriic six iiuicii six

Free Demonstration

WITH

MOTION PICTURES

You are invited to attend this FREE

demonstration

of_ the New Series

Pontiac and Buick Six given by com- petellt factory experts from General Motors of Canada, Limited. . '

The demonstration will be illustrated

by interesting"

structive. . Everyone Wll 0

2i.

motion pictures and

will prove as entertaining as it is in-

wants to know the

story uncierlyinn‘ the modern cal’, as built in the great Canadian plants of General Motors, should attend this Pontiac and Buick demonstration.

AT

A. HORNE & 00., SIIOWIIMMS

THURSDAY, 8 I’.

APRIL 12th

bereaved widow. Mrs.‘ Smallwoocl

like ours. on which the expenditure and 5°“ v““an' we has been nearly $100.000.—thc hiring d°°P°SL Synllmhll- , of clerical help, feed. advertising. R°SPE°'J“"Y 5“bmlii°‘l~ light, attractions and all the other ‘hmw’ PMM“