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AUCTION CARD PARTY

The sacrament o1 m, m,“ ""9 9" 9'"- Nr observed Bu” e e . . at the momma H L QM iuAc. vinmolgl. Dacomtinueatlai: mart m” vorablefiweether OTY ‘Nh E CLUB flfkl o = m!» ten on , _ crew-n” me mm“ m ‘likewise would have been g t ‘f’ s“ .

. ‘f, all.“ “fhfznb “m: t. Rev. w. Miller geac Refreshments, awarding “mm, u, m, pa,“ u i; “ma. gum, “mmmmmmm m‘; Tournament prizes, fol. u... God leads c3181‘ into tempte- ti? Acts mi and a, “And when lowed by Entertainment. iibm Should we “emetic 110mm‘ day of. Pentecost was fully metwhiehrosiehd enlmwmtthevvnreailwitbemw. .

‘ mmmem ourmozolfibrefls w w in one place-am ‘m, _

-»- o» l or: so“... will u“ "r "vow-o u- Ordinati scape g o! a real Civurch of our Ibthera on

, Illtsocicd thI-tuthe tell. w!" be ‘ANN chohllmh 0! Apostolic times, C uie prayer is e110" vs to m urch of Jesus oiiriet. reute- 8 rem any m, mo, iemr Noi- melgnillyl m‘ val arrest dayfor tlieomreb. . uiareeostroni thstvleoan entire membership em; Yesterday wngmuglly with that which mnkel upon God. The Church is an org“-

Whgittllili: iiilfiéiihfie“; ififigflg? mum" The m, me___ iicit an first ion of It .-Fred rick Lmilte idcnl 0139001118 nich to God. thine to do is to wait upon god, Cass took place in s? '5 ~"*"“".:.-" "rm"- cmu ire. y...“ s... .... 1* ' blew. °\"“- m‘ '°' "° m’ w M‘ °’ “WWW Whit. sag will DCfYCflllCd°r$.&i:a;l-S1WP°!O¥ or rm-cw mo. “s: who: hum; are shout?" obey 1v- v- ma - . " an 3,, Goa w, m“ be m- ot increasing power. The forces of Dougen er u“!

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The evening service with a lam Mme of nature are learned and assisted by Rev. m, J‘, , m,» _ oqwegetion was Again taken by each W" into our Ill-lids additional The sermon for tho cognition a m, Rev. A. J. Vincent father oi awash?- the end is not yet. The preached by the ‘Rev. John Cass, Dr. A. c. Vincent. Mr; viobent all; not m normal-e o! SJ. oi Montreal. a brother of the mo“ on “Godciast call. speaking ‘go, hi?‘ Noble upon whom the “Qflfly 0.4mm; m,“ M,“ m,

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m, bride say. Come. And let him church Th gtft ‘of power to the word; of congratulation to the fut: bemtb no. Oomo-Audloiblm u, - , ‘t I" 1e We i! we newly ordained priest. and to his ' m, is athirst come. And wbooo- F’ ‘glam ill W090i‘ position to

. ill, le him take of the water _ ~ ‘ Jail-if: ireeiy. A very notable ser- t Amzgecial service of pie-lee was a 1m, strong in spinal. eloquent in °" ‘l’ W "will! Wvrehlil- The

mremion making I; beautliiul zx- m moyllllgclegdalilo diaeotlon tion of the fin appee of he - - m °°"‘ Present in th sent i" T“":"'“: 8.2.11. “£103.... e““'ii.zi.zr°:ri'z"rs.iliii'.ziii =1» vowel ~°- °=~““v-’»i“'e==-““ ' The muse o y .. ' ' ‘ MoGrot CS. ., t

the direction d Mrs. o. Elliott Full. lgffirlvlgeifiaffie: protein?‘ who zrrivedhein ‘Si?! - “*7”... or: "z...""...- “segue m. b. resume: “'53s. "our i - n. ' With M ," ' - Well w“ “”'“" 132d u male quartetto. “Just For Tb- R“- ‘f- Géllis, rev. m. E. Wort =~ c» w w e mlsrnltiiti“.l“.‘iiivlt.'iilfifi ‘so. Kill; it’? ~ ‘ . . Brown and

Lent which begins Wednesday next, ' ,4“; mm,“ it was sung. The service could be ' 21?. S: Masses ycs- ‘ ‘The Gospel in Sons" end M1" “W” Biz-wield. orxeuist. mdgy morning by Rev, Robert MC. was. received with much Smlllocls- m“ mdafldlirimck oglsatiemyl-wln. is at North River, P. E. 1., received

Kenna. cssn. After reudini the m‘ “new regulltlone as laid down by his early college training gt 5e, Dunstsns, University and com.

llwny Father Csss gave his bless- ing to his mother and family 3nd 2:? to the vunga gstioui in gen.

the Church, Rev. Father McKsnns

reminded the parishioners of their » obligations with regard to these 0mm“ cmusfl“ ammo“ gesmmoggfilebgfum ».

regulations. Lent, said Hither Mc-

Kmna, w“ a mum mm s“ "we At the morning service the pas-

toi- ikflt with "Thme Phases of the

e Church. in which its mem- , ,, , , ggeeuliieuid deny themselves of their Wile Bubbe . "the Lords Sup- IN MEMORIAM pleasuns and amusements, and ccn- P“ l‘ ' Ffilwflfl- "i 18 l Mew! -—--- , - mute on the great love viiien °* "iloe- If. Reminds Us of Fu- Amnua nssnoon Christ had for them when. "l" mwlw ,, -——- “n, d." ma (my The music included l Wm! l 131901‘! toss and g. wgvg of

He hit: hand wandered- into s. f t! lend, 511412;: left us dXGBmhIflarhgW very

Gospel Song by “do choir. At the evening service Mr. V. I... Dingweli sang "Jesus Lover of my

r The sumac was the niui in uie It llgélxevlnuet be since he lingers series on e “Riolilimis Problems . - °,,,' nyn°n“m,u" udnfm‘ "M "T" Melly citizens of this city were II devflwed" gar‘ stggl- 5*"! w" shocked and grieved to hear the sad n l $Z“‘b.......'““.. ‘recurred o» e were» M. "There Will Be Pron-eee in the ‘ma M“ “ma” Th“ "u" mun‘ mo, “AM Home“ m” 11;"!- DONIBOI‘ 0! splendid qualities plies Another Footer-Wot " and ohimsemglftdtciaugli lbghmkfind “and ‘.i'£..‘.‘i.?€"’~%i'.$il”..iii°.f.° “or “so “who §= state or condition where 7.11% gist :ndi:§i§e€h§§§:°1%:°it.eem°' h“ tellect will be free to exorcise its After graduating’ from ' gum Iii-molt '- The L “ Paul . r ', Arthur entered st. took this position when he sold: Dl-lllltl-Yi‘! University but was oblig- “Now wo see through s gloss "1 by filling health. elm‘ a two darkly, but then face to face; now W" Peril-Xi, to terminate his studlgg, we know in part. but uien shall we Allhoush never very robust, lie was know even as we are known." “m” "Ml" "m! bl‘ his llnidiling spirit of optimism made himself g general favorite ith all. But it was “m!” SONG ‘Imvwl in his home the he excelled in tho prndictxixc’: gt filial loge and devotion B5508 W prove s heavy M“! $119 "fill!!! Halide 1511155; cross to his sorely-afflicted mother. " to m‘ u” J8me! P1081)‘ birdie; B-ll 11:0 he As s member of St. Dunstiufs Basil- hep it holy. Owing to m. OVGItIIIIC. he l ingyvesgvcn over ice Parish he was, from earliest _ weds msde in recenttyfi to iieejf. M. C. A. ofii tlliemYohl boyhood a source of inspiration to sanctity oi the Sebbah admit-l; Poop s sing-Bong. w 0 h, o niany by his rimming plgty ‘ad isriei Association have dcoi in one of the city each - . u, m, - -

on and death m the woes.

At the 1.30 Mill, the Mlrried W0-

men of the Holy Family received

- Holy communion in a. body. lime was celebrated at 10.80 by Rev. C. O'Hara, 0.68.3.

iii the evenlns. the Novena of Sundays in pro; tion for the feast of Cur Mother of Hslp. was continued. Riev. rather Clan, who is conducting this novena. food the petitions which bod been pieced

1t the shrine, and after the custom- iiry prayers had been recited, he preached an eloquent end instruc- tive sermon on the Art of the Mir- aculous Picture of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, which was a con- tinuation 0f tbs series 0! sermons being preached during this Novena. Benediction of The Most Blessed Sacrament wee then Ill/w by Willi?!‘ 0pm. The sincins wss concrete:

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take action in this moi/tor cud pet- Sunday at 8.30 p. m. in cooperation of Holy Mother the Church, He w” iiioiis no now _ in 01W with the S. C. M. oi Prince of also o valued member oi the Corpus and Country iequ a Motel‘ Wslea College. Christi Choir.

enforcement of the lord's D6! m. George An, Mecnougoli of Some weeks ego, thinking um, a Act. Our minflen commended the Y. M. C. A. stoi! presided and change oi climate might benefit, he the present movement and at t!" at tho close of the meeting he an- went to visit his uncle, Joseph R. close of yesicrdrfie services molly riounoed that n. similar service will Doyle of New York. This proved un. in unwngngguqngignodtbepctit- be conducted at the dame hour next wailing and he soon became ill oi ‘ions. Sunday evening in the Baptist s serious heart affliction.

. His father Joined him in New A portion of scripture was read York and there, some ten days later, by m. Harrison Yoraion Ind the despite the beet medical attention meeting was dedicated with prayer available, he passed to his eternal by Rev. Dr. Moorhead. Legato min- reward fortified by tho last rites of later of St. James Kirk. Holy Mother the Church. Major T. Edger MsoNuit was the The funeral to St. Dunstan! speaker for tho evening and he gave Basilica, held from tho residence oi a very descriptive tat on his ex- his uncle, W. J. Brown. was largeLv in the atrulllo of attended by members oi the Basil- 1010. ooncludiiquhti: address with iéizqllgly theme Society lagd tgtalugs. muy-genteppe young e um ssswesceero y to take ui active interest in the Rev. Dr. McMahon end services st promotion of pclce and the ob- the grove were held by Rev. Eugene serve-nee of duty to the home town.

Murray. the province, the nation, and the The poll bearers were Messrs. "M", Giles Cantweli, Arthur Fraser, Aus- w. Charles Earle contributed tin Connolly. Arthur McCloekey, to the service by rendering in his Reginald McCsrville and Frank irifmltgblg gtylo, a. solo entitled, "0 Rice. vim," m4 the young peo- There are left to mourn. besides a Choir. under the borrowing father and mother, one Mrs. Frances Boll brgteiaialfl Earl‘, lot gi-‘esent in the city. _ gun-in; ym- escs n ee. Jun.‘ _ M ‘an’ ma“, minor. presented a u mm, a. m‘. m” _,_ 0° ditionofthencrmeplritial. Bwlul OVER

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to mic: plrtmont. on the other hand. holds

NAoNWt, MI‘. Eerie. Mrs. Trslnfll‘

and her choir. Rev. Dr. ingots and thlt much if not sll oi the 880.385 which is still unaccounted for must

‘_Card “an,” :3.‘ Kirkiossicmcndtotho --_- ‘u have passed. through the Federal

Tbs uelrepwt or 709503‘ oiourahhasbeenprintedotld iiiiew being distributed. It cesi- .hins o. pleasing

. mum‘ love of many devoted workers en members. bet the motto fol‘ "ill

BIA‘!!! Antonio-At sumnioi-side, March i, i035, Mr. domes H. m’.

U- nmerel ‘Ineadiay at ii pm. from his liiic residence. 1'! Russel Street. Interment People's Cemetery.

nousmu-At Now Your neebltai 0n February 18th 10$. Joan Dcril. fieod 1i months, dearly beloved so" D; hunter of RuasellW. and the late w, um,“ lire. Houston. a of

Janice mist, Mrs. Keith Rmcrs. and others who had in am way ll-

Nrs. John Frinsii sod ‘. famil! maul,‘ h”, D _ Reserve Banks snd been finally de- wiui 0o thank their neighbour! ‘m°t°§,m',,wme“’fle§, stroyed. Ind friends for kindnesaea eztan "ENDS! this," observed Hugh Milo-

Quillsn, rpecisl agent in charm oi the New York division oi the in- ternal revenue department, "or the bills ere still in circulation."

In prosecuting l-lauptmsnn. New Jersey's attorney general David T. Wilents contended that Heuptmsnn and Hauptmenn alone, kl

the bsby. and collected and spent m‘ the ransom.

Mvement and for massages of WNW and floral tributes. c-ecee

Card of Thanks

Patent Bill Again Before TTieSenate

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the lone"- Disposed As Follows? some one of the seventeenth. 3g said neuptmenn disposed of measures in its reform promlllm 040,000.00 of the mercy mi follows: rosy be available for action by tbs In brokerage accounts tissues l Upper House, but this will ll N!’ In savinzs accounts Offline . '. tingentontiteadvaneamedeon Ioronemortgiige 8.10000 ~ e QCLOGII than in the louse of Commons. Gold coins fund in home 2,000.00 “luring i Proposed patent act amendments. money in . , tbotgn ‘an on the agenda for the nauptmsnnb garage 14,110.00 main of ort of the Senators in the Advance to isedoi-msch early pin of the week. for furs .. 5800M

Total . .0380!) This nccounts for uma o! money but does

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end the bankinc and commerce trsoeoble to i-feuptmlnu. commit under Senator I. I. not, except by implication. ettempt Saokviiiehslao ill to gooount for the actual currency

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01171118 the bloom p. m., Holy-Name Club. _.._.._..

I03!!! HOOD I140!!! is milled from . Best gmoers recommend Robin Hood. le-TMO-II-Qii-fivks.

POLICE SEIZE LIQUOR. -,- A gallon of rum was eeisod by City Felice in a house on Richmond Street Saturday night. Several

and two vii-grants were ar- rested over the week-end. The; will appear in court this rimming

BIG DOUBLEHEADEB Basket- ball ton ht, Holy Name Club, Nyo- das. vs. d Wings; 5t. Dunstans vs. Falcons. ' L-Wll

NiYrIfm-The fun-

the late Edward Angus

will be held on Tusdcy

ct l p. m. in Argyle Shore Cemetely.

(Not Monday cs previously an- pounced).

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INSTRUCTIONS READ-At yes- terday's services at St. Dumtanb Basilica and at the church of the Most Holy Redeemer the detailed list of instructions for Lent was mod to the congregation.

rowan COURT-At the police court Saturday two drunks were each sentenced to pay o. $5.00 fine or ten days in fail. Another drunk was sent to Jail on an old commit- ment. A men charged with being drunk and disorder-l was sent to jail for sixty days thout the op- tion of c fine.

NO SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES -An elderly woman. found in an unconscious condition on Park Terrace early Ssturdby morning by Police Officer Laurence Mo- Innls, was conveyed to the Cher- I ‘ Hospital whore she m- oovered and returned lster to he!‘ homo in the city, apparently none the worse from exposure in the in- clement weather.

PRIZE ,WINNl!i-S—An interest- ing event ct Highficld Rink on Sat- urdsy evening, Ebb. 23rd, was the drawing oi tickets for the three rises in the lottery in sid of High- field Hockey club. The tickets were drown by three children, Gwcnncth Stockmsn. Constance Holroyd and Aldry Ooles. First prise 05.00 was won by G. C. Msciiesn, second prise, two geese, by Robert Weeks, High- field, and third prize, one goose, by W. W. Rodd, Empire Hotel, Chor- iottetown.

SLIGHT ACCIDENT-din‘. C. H. Chandler while driving west along Eustcn Street about 4.30 yester- day afternoon was struck by s car proceeding east. Mr. Chandler was thrown out oi the sleigh, but held on to the reins and was dragged about s. hundred yards before he could bring the high spirited horse to it stop. The driver of the car stopped and went to assist Mr. Chandler who while not hurt re- ceived quite s shaking up. The left runnerandthedsshboordofthe sleigh were broken end the horse received a slight out on its right hind foot.

W M. S. ltfEETS-Iihe February meeting of the Rose Valley, W. M. S. was held at the homo oi Mrs. A. R. MacDonald on Tuesday even- ing, Fob. 19th. Trieio were eleven present. One enrolled is s mem- ber. Meeting opened by singing, “I Will Fbllow Jesus," followed by lord's Prayer in unison. Scripture feeding. a portion of the 0th chop- ier of Ephesians. A letter was reed from m. A. J. Msthieson. Ohtist- isn Stewardship . A dis- cussion followed, and a leaflet was reed on Christian Stewardship. A reading. "God's Wondrous Love", by Anne MacDonald. Several in-

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Fraser; reading. Mrs. Campbell; solo, Miss Marguerite Oudmorc; reading, Mr. G. Beer; duet, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Jenkins; Nbdilifl. ivirs. Acorn; solo, Master Tommie Hall; solo, Miss Margaret McEech- ernt resding. Miss Lorine French; solo, Mrs. L. Warren; solo, Mr. G. Beer; piano solo, Mrs. H. McLure; solo, Miss Claire McMillan. Nation- nl Anthem. The accompariists of the evening were Mrs. Wood, Mrs. MCLIIN and Miss Fraser.

PERSONALS

Mrs. B. Dustin of Bt. Catherines, Ont. has return to the Island of- ter a. visit to the mainland.

Hon. John A. Mecdonald, M. P who hes been on the Island for the past two weeks. leaves this morning on return to Ottawa.

Mrs. M. C. Lord left Saturday morning on return to Cambridge. Muss. after spending some time with her mothe Mrs. J. Coyla who has been quite ill. but it is pleas- ing to know is now greatly im- proved.

Cold So Severe Ship Firemen Wore Overcoats

(A. P. by Guardian's Specl-iWirc)

BOSTON, March 8—A "hazard- ous voyegc of moie than two montlu was ended tonight for the British steamer Penmorvch, which put in here from Mariuipoi, Russia. with s tale oi cold so severe that her Arab firemen loboxied in the engine room in ovoroonts.

Ice-coated cabins, a collision with a ‘Turkish steamer. and seas that b.oke over her cabin house also were written in the log oi the vmel. laden with 6,700 tons of cool.

The Perunorvali, Captain Kend- rick Hughes, left her loading berth intheSesodAzofportonJaznl. For 22 days She was ice-bound in the harbor. Her crew of English- men playsd football on the ice alongside to wile sway the time.

When the ship arrived at the harbor of Istanbul. Tui-key, her stern was rammed by s. Turkish vessel. Her rudder and stanchions were dsmsg ‘ end she was de- layed for repairs.

Will Probe Tariil On Gasoline

toasting readings were taken from Missionary Monthly. The world

day d prayer service was uiscussed and it was decided on motion to hold the ivgulr-r meeting on that date, March 8th., and observe the prayer program. Offering was taken, a circle oi semitones prayers followed and meeting closed by singing "Simply Taunting". Next place of meeting was undecided.

JUNIOR RID CWOSS-Thc Cross mod; Alerts hold their regular meeting of the Junior Red Cross on Feb. iith. Meeting was opened by singing "Get tho Sunshine Hsbit". mull call was snsvlcmd by riddles. Tho minutes oi previous nieetins were road and adopted. The Trees- urer then gave his report. Madelyn Stewart and Isabel MscKinnon were sppointod on the Health and Cleanliness Committee for tho next two weeks. It was moved and sec- onded that 15 cents should b~ paid for the Mop of P. l. island for the school. and that the necessary uti- oles be gotten for the First Aid Kit. The program wss as follows: Chorus "Smile Away": Reading, “Fairy Slippers" by Helen Moly- rieaux: Readins. "Doom" bv Blair wocailum: Medici. ‘Tho 10st" by

ished Army.” ‘i?’ Lillian MecPhee: Chorus. "The epie Deaf I'm-ever," The meet was then clomd with the National Anthem. — (Patriot please my).

SOCIAL IVINING INIOYID-v A very pleasant evening was spent at the L. 0. A. Locke Room on February 4th when tho mem- bers of the Memorial Lodge No. Ill, LOBA, held a social evening. After 00109158 a splendid Will‘!!! a dainty lunch was served by the committee under the oonveticrship of Sister Grace Sell. The followins we: the progrem: Island Hymn:

(0- P- By Guardian's peolai Wire)

OTTAWA, March 1—A tariff board probe into the tariff on gas- olinc will open in Regina. Oil March Z3, it was announced lute today by chairman George H. Sedgewick. This will be the first occasion the board as now constituted has held a hearing outside Ottawa.

The investigation will be on a reference from Finance Minister E. N. Rhodes of on application by the executive of the co-operativc tind-

ing association of Saskatchewan for

s revision of the rates of customs duties on crude petroleum and its derivatives. The contention has been that behind the tariff gasoline p111? in the prairies have been too

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Object To Low- ering Of Tariff

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

BOSTON, March 3.—Vigorous ob- jection to lowering any tariff on fish was voiced yesterday by lenders in the New England fish industry at a meeting in Boston.

Dealers, captains and crows, ss- sembled to discuss the proposed trade agreement with Canada which would reciprocally lower tariffs. agreed that any reduction would cause the industry to move to the Maritime Provinces and spell ruin for tblm. > It was claimed that the industry represented 0100000000 annually and gave employment to 50.4110 per-

sous.

Edward H. Cooley, manager of the Massachusetts fisheries Association. was authorised to prcpsre o. brief. outlining tbsobiections o.’ ...s trade to o tarifi reduction and fyie it with the tariff oommiuion at Washing- ton by March in by considered nt the open hearing scheduled for Much s.