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BOSTON, Feb. 26.—A big bay horse named Butcher has been hauling a tlpcart through Boston streets for 27 years. The horse, owned by the city, knows its route so well it can break in a new driver without assistance.

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RELIABLE MAN son our: lumb- red store route; this country; ex- perience unnecessary: no selling; distribute and collect. Should net seventy dollars weekly. Shamas Mfg. company, New Toronto, Ont.

FARM FOR SALE-FARM AT WEST Covehead, consisting of 1221A acres 35 acres of wood and lumber, bal- ance- under cultivation, ploughing done for next season's crop. Good buildings. Apply to Leigh A. Mc- Lauglin, 30 Elm Avenue, or to Pal- mer and Farmer, Solicitors, Char-

lottetown. 3490-e.o.d.-Bl BECOME EXPERT. B A R B E R

through our special low cost course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Moler Barber College, 573 - Barrlngton, Halifax. Oct. l4-tts-tf.

AkIJBOARD S E T FOR SALE. c1 cent each, sullairle sfor lining hen

houses, etc. Guardian Office. 30214!

roa SALE-HALF rule's. STERL- ing silverware. ‘Toilet. Manicure sets and many other new articles. Apply Erwin Kitchen 108 Prince Street. 3B10-2-23-3lmon-wed-sat.

HEAVEN AND HELL. SWEDEN- borgs great work on the life after death and a real world beylmd- Over 400 pages. Only 25c DO-ltllflld- H. C. Law, 561 Yonie St, Toronto.

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FOB SALE - FARM CONSISTING of 92 acri-ssituated on New Glas- gow Roadwlth new barn and part- ly finished house. Farm contains lumber, is well watered and near school. Apply to Alfred M"*.Don- aid. Milton. 3634-2-27-31.

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700i, Ann ‘CHICKEN. Blllf-IIW-C daily’ until April 1st. J. D. Jen- kins: 3689-2-28-31.

IOIIN ALFRED McDONALD. PRO- . vinciai Land surveyor, Herman- vllle. 3124-2-4-lmo. WANTED-A PARTNER WHO IS ‘Willing to invest up to a thousand dilllars to enlarge a newly estab- lished business. Apply W. G. Y., C. 0-. Guardian. 3022-2-27-21. _____ .

Male Help Wanted

._____________________ WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO reliable men, must be gdod sales- lnsn and have some fai-hilhg ex- lltflcllpe with some capital to enter i!!!» a wcll established business in Charlottetown. Aipply A. B. Guard-

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CIVIL SERVICE. THE M. C. C. Civil Servoie School is the oldest correspondence school in Canada, specializing in preparing candl- dates by mall for the Canadian Civil Service. Get ready for the spring appointments for positions as Letter Carriers, Mail Clerks, Customs Clerks, Stenographers, Typists, etc. Booklet free on re- quest. The M. C. C. Ltd., Toronto. 10. M. IL W. 2-4-W-S-8l.

Situations Vacant Female

AMBITIOUS WOMEN. BIG PAY. Large demand for ladies who leam beauty culture and Hairdressing. Join Canada's largest system. Dip- lomas granted. Wrltc for inform- ation. Marvel Beauty Academies, 8 St. Catherine East, Montreal.

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WOMEN WANTED T0 SEW FOR us at home. Sewing machine neces- sary. No selling. Ontario Neckwear Company, Dept. 147, Toronto 8,

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a N saoo T0 $10.00 A DAY. am and earn part time Motor Mechanics, Battery Welding, Vul- canizipg, House Wiriu , Bricklay- lng. Plastering, Barber rig, Beauty Culture Work. Good positions g en. Write or call, free instruc- ve book. Dominion Trade Schools. 1107 St. Lawrence Blvd, Montreal, Free employment service. Coast to coast. S. V. M. 2-sw-8i.

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Miss Louise Cox oi’ Sourfs present visiting relatives in Char-

lottetoivn.

Visitors to Sourls last W611i in- cluded ur. James Coffin o! Bay For- tune.

Mr. my Dixon, East Baltic, spent g day in Sourls last week on busin-

Ese. flceni. visitors to ‘our iown ir- cludcd Mr. Douglas Altken o! Fortune

Mr. R. Dingwcll, Charlottetown. was among tho last weck visitors to Sourzs.

A large crowd was in attendance at the moving picture sh lw at Yen's Theatre on Saturday evening. The title of the picture being all! "L18?"- hing rrbrtllf’

Air. Elmer fihrnell, of Amherst, hm seem, free a very iv 1i ho vib- ltul- m tile cistern 0nd oi the Ia- lsnd 1s.-.t WTK.

Mrs, "any. is. Hellrta of Char- ioiicuiii-ii was i visitor 5a Smurf! list w,“ m, Qgpg- hr her bXlPBT lilr. J. h. Matthew.

Mrs. Georgi ' MueDm-iri-i, ‘Bouiii rm rennin; saint a 1:11. din in

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Prince Edward Monday and Tue!- day.

KEEP THIS IN MIND-The Auc- tion Sale at P. A. Home's Horse Ex- change on ‘niesday at 1 o'clock sharp. 3650-2-38

TUBNIPS-Inadlng in bulk at Railway Dump- Henry Smallwood, Charlottetown, Phone 3-1-11.

3333-31.

. LOT 4B—Ml‘. Philip BEETS Will preach at Lot 48 at 2 p. m. Sabbath, March 1st. \

THE POSTPONED AUCTION SALE which was tovhave taken’ place at P. A. Home's _ Horse Exchange, will take place on Tuesday, March 3rd at 1 o'clock sharp. 3650-2-28-31

GRETA GARBO "IILSPIIBCIDII", Prince Edward Monday and Tucs- day.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE, United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday, March Lat: York, 11 a. 111.2 Brackley, 3 p. m.; Marshfleld- Dunstaffnage, at 7 p. m. Missionary Pageant at Evening service_

HORSES! HORSESH HORSES!!! Will be sold at Auction on Tuesday, March 3rd at P. A. Home's Horse Exchange. Don't Miss It. 3650-2-28

GRETA GARBO in “Inspil-ation", Prince Edward Monday and Tues- day.

WELL KNOWN STUDENTS-Roy D. Duchenlln and Henry Muggah, of Dalhousie University, will represent Dalhousle and King's at the two-day session of the Model League of Na- tions Conference at Wolfvllle early in the month of March. The lea- gue ls comprised of delegates from Maritime universities, _ and during the sessions international problems are discussed—l-lalifax Chronicle.

MulmAv-McoANN - On the morning of February 4th, a very in- teresting event took place at St. Ann's Church, Lot as, when Mr. James McCann, formerly of Hope River led to the altar, Miss Hilda Murray, daughter of Mr. Tobias Mur- ray, and one of Lot 65's most popu- liir young ladies. The bride looked very charming in a lnanet blue flat crepe dress with light blue velour coat. gift of the groom, and hat,- shoes and stockings to match. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Clara Murray, who wore a brown flat crepe dress, black coat with accessor- ies to correspond. Mr. Amos Malone supported the groom. The ceremony was performed by the pastor, Rev. L. A. Harrell, P.P., who also cele- brated the Nuptial Mass. Appropri- ate hymns were sung by Mrs. Amos Callaghan and as the bridal party left the church, the Wedding March was played by Mr. Leo Berrlgan. Breakfast was then served at the bride's home to immediate friends and relatives. After a few hours pleasantly spent with music and dancing, the bride and groom left for Montague, where they were ten- dered a reception at the home of the groom's sister. The bride many beautiful gifts and their many friends join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. McCann many years of happy wedd- ed blissh-(Patrlot please copy).

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MolclussaY-At City Hospital, Feb 21, to Mr and Mrs Wcndelyn Morris- sey, East Royalty, a. daughter.

VAIL-At the City Hospital, Feb 33 to Mr and Mrs John Vail, City, a son.

DEATHS

MCLEOD-At Eldon, 15w. 21,117, Mrs. Jessie McLeod, agcd 98 years. Funeral Sunday at 2 p. m.

PICKARD-At West Poyalty, Pri- day Feb. 27, 193i. George Plckard, in his 73th year. Filtlcral mm his late residence Sunday March 1st. service starting at 2 o'clock. Inter- xiierit Winsloe South Cemetery.

Minmseiis p‘ imlt-runsiaY-At the Manse‘, Cav- endisli, P. it. 1., on Febniary the 25th, by the Rev. n. s. Bishop, n. 1)., George Millai- ori- of New Glasgow,

P. it. 1., and ids. Lily Pursey of North Itustied, P. E. I.

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HORSES! HORSES! ! HORSES!!! Will be sold at Auction on Tuesday, March 3rd at P. A. Home's Horse Exchange. Don't Misc It. 3650-2-28

GRETA GABBO in "Inspiration", Prince Edward Monday and Tues- dny.

, CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, Mar. 1st, the service in the Presbyterian Church, Clyde River, will be at 3 p. m., Sunday School at 2 p. m,

GRETA GARBO In "Inspiration", Prince Edward Monday and Tues- day.

OIIPIIANAGE Bazaar and Tea. in Zlbn Hall, Thursday, March 5th. 8534-2-tts-3l

PREBBYTERY MEETING — The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island will meet in regular session at 11 a. m. on Tuesday, March 3rd, in Zion Church Hall, Charlottetown.

STILL SEIZED-Last week, while Provincial Constable John C. McDon- ald was investigating some stealing at New Acadia, his suspicions were aroused by the movements of some parties. The following day he took‘ Customs Ofliccr John J. McPhee with him to New Acadia and after consld- ' erable searching in the woods they discovered what is supposed in be the best moonshine equipment ever set up in P. E. Island. A large camp very comfortably furnished, a.’ still, worm, a quantity of wash and other equipment used in the manufacture of moonshine. The Ofllcers seized the still and worm and destroyed the camp with its contents including the wash.

The Misses Bessie and Marion Stead, students of the C. B. C., spent the week end at Soutn Milton. They were the guests of their cousin, Miss Olga Msthesori.

Use Millard’: Lllilment for Toothache.

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If there ever was a. time when one feels all wound up and liable to burst it is now, when we are truly snow bound. The older folk tell us they never saw more snow in one place. Our worthy and reliable mail man, Mr. Ewen Martin, made his ap- pearance today, after twodays ab- sence. He reports the roads from Charlottetown to Cross Roads pretty bad. '

The men folk will have something to keep them out of mischief for a time. The Cross Road leading from Pownal to Hazelbrook is giving some employment. The story goes that pedestrians can sit on the telephone wires at the summit of the hill and rumor says there is fifteen feet of snow in our village. These may be "white lies“, so it would be Just as well to take some with a grain of salt. But here is a true story: Some years ago, when the snow was deep llkeit is today, one beautiful winter

certain Sunday morning, on arrival at the Synagogue, tied his horse to the church steeple, there being noth- ing else in sight. Imagine his dis- may when on coming out from ser- vice, he found faithful old dobbin hanging by the tie rope, life extinct. So beware young "ladies, you may have to walk home some of these fine days. "But this must have been in the days of long sermons.

Today, Feb. 25th, we are having a very gentle thaw, which will help to lower the siiowbanks and increase

services in the Brookfleld Congregation on Sun- day, March 1st, will be as follows: Hartsvllle, 11 a. m.; Bfookfleld, 7 p. m.; Hunter River, Sunday School at

REV. A- W. BANFIELD

who has spent 30 years at work in West Africa

WILL nahivan AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

“Across Africa Willi the. Billla " MONDAY, MARCH 2nd at 8.00 p. m. ._.I|1_. ST- PAUL'S PARISH iiAu. Charlottetown

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Wednesday, March 4th, 7.30 p. m.

Church, Summersidc

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ROLLO BAY AND VICINITY e

Miss Francess Deagle, Bear River South, spent Sunday in Rollo Bay West, the guest of Mrs. Lazarus White. ’

On February the 21st, to Mr. and Hrs. Prank E. Peters, a son. Con- gratulations.

Mr. John C. MacDonnld, Sourls East, was a. visitor to Rollo Bay Sun- day the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jo- seph MacRae. '

Mr. John P. Deagle, Bear River,

Fidelas Paquet.

Mr. Artemas Paquet, Soul-is East Fidelas Paquet.

West was a recent visitor to Rollo Bay. '

The coming of Lent has caused a. lull in social activities. We under- stand 5, dramatic club llas been or- ganized l1 Rollo Bilv with the in- tention or staging a play in me not

was g recent visitor to Sourls River.

Mr. Patrick Sweeney, Chepstow was l a recent ‘visitor to Bear River. | 4

Mrs. John MllciRae, Miss Kath-Q leen and Mr. Daniel MacRae, Rollo Bay, were visitors to Bear River North Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alec MacDonald. .

Mrs. William H. Townshend, Char- lottetown, spent a few days in Rollo Bay West recently.

Mr. Emest Reid, Prince of Wales College student, spent the week end at his home in Rollo Bay.

_ Miss Hazel P. Wood, P. W. C., Char lottetown spent the week end at her home in Rollo Bay West.

The marriage took place at Sourls Tuesday, Feb. 17th, of Mr. Frank Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wood, Rollo Bay to Miss Jean Math- loson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An- gus Mathieson of Dimdas. Rev. A. A. MacDonald was the officiating nlln- ister. Mr. and Mrs. Wood will reside in Rollo Bay where Mr. Wood has a prosperous trade as Blacksmith. The wish for the hapy young couple We wish the hapy young couple many years of wedded bliss.

Mr. P. J. MacCormac, Rollo Bay, West, was to Sourls Saturday on a business trip.

Mr. Artemas Paqilet, Sourls East,

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Prof. Lonlsl). Thompson. Drgiinlsi and Choir Lcadcr

too distant future.—R.

1930 A RECORD YEAR

FOR LEVER BROTHERS

Mr. P. Parnell ‘Tyler, President of Lever Brothers Limited and a num- ber of associated companies has re- ported a record breaking year end- lng the 31st December 1930, surpass- ing in-volume all previous years by a. good margin and showing a very satisfactory profit.

It is interesting, at this time of world wide business depression, to hear of the success of thisCcmpany whose products, entering into every Canadian homo. have bccn purchas- ed by the public at the lowest prices in the past fifteen years.

This should serve as a tonic to those of us who are inclined to think that business is bad crr-ryivlierc in Canada, ignoring or being uniformed as to the excellent progress of many of our largest enterprises.

ISLANDER CHOSEN FOR PORTO RICA DEBATE

Brennan and Nnlllby Dcbaic Wlll be Held March 6, on U. S. A. Influence

Debaters for the University of Sas- katchewan selected to meet the de- bating team from Porto Rico Univer- sity will be Winston Nainby and William Brennan. Mr. Nainby, m“ dent of Emmanuel Collcgc, has been

on University dobatin teams sev-

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the water in our wells. I

The sick folk ill our district arc! gradually recovering their usual good ‘ health. All are glad to learn that Mrs. Layton Jones is able to be around again, after her serious indis- position.

The potato and turnip market is very dull at the present time. Load- ing operations at our station has ceased for tho present. I-‘drmeri-fare hoping fbrsdmethirig better later on.

The fuel problem with some is quite a question, ,‘ liy where wooil ffifms tile major part, as it is almost lmposilble to get into the yuan, is the show is sb deep..-P.

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