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the "$13,500 PrizeifRomance i

, u miifolo-gnnqotny-f-‘ws-ierﬁonunia mun-mf m tut-earths novel of the year, bringing hor_ spectacular. more?! 813,500 prise, and insulation

at. once into eight lanolin hnqnngest;

As tho outotandinfiionee‘ oC-tinaésoei" Hillier .~ ., ' 1p 7 ' rr. ,_.. -i Herald ohtninstlt" tor-It: Pibll " _ commune‘

Awaouil..- .....,,4..-. -.;.. May IZ-nnd a N: instalment qoenrn enelﬂiayn

Bubocribe now-qhtfconpon curries} spoonfuls!’ n. ., -

that‘ brings .i.2."..t..'s;i';.?¢. p..s,'."ny. VAllTyo; _

got. l" o! wuu Geeeeqpubllshcdgniliqszi; slsiflfug I daily pnclmlwith unwind oniertalnrneng, ' / SPECIAL! .- llall time coupon -

THEllALll-‘AXTQELLQ ~-~

order for $3 and re- FRANK rim FEARLESS 1.1.

Harald right. ill? to Jun.

nu-FFI-n-ltgun

Th a Halifax. Name l

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tllelorc pouring liquid into aglassl When’ not in use. scrubbing thoroughly, whereas if they are pllco a ‘small glass lnsiclc of a brushes-l should be turned bristles placed on their ‘backs the water larger one. ‘This will keep the out-Wlouvnwurtl. Thus the water will will s01\k the wood and loosen the me glass cool. ‘ '

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run out of them and they will dry bristles.

WyEﬂCLCJE

i Any Music

The new Orthophonic Vilctrola has been doing it since December 2nd

You hear the giant anger of the stormin kettledrunu. the

amorous coolng oi the the soft and sunny laughter of

thr- piccolo. You clone r and wonder where wil

Tim music of great nrrhesrras. o! famous artists, of that almost endla and ever growing host of Victor entertainers keeps its true beauty when heard upon the

' l . ordlophonm v-ffma, cease. Your ﬁrst query Wm ‘It A dunmfﬁmum ‘s a remark "How soon can l have one P" “M” “p°"“'°°' 5° mnmﬂs Any "at. Master's Vim”

this ormance that at ﬁrst you will dlabelieva your ears—— until you have become accus- conaedto thumb-ado.

17w new

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Victrola

dealer will do his but In [in you delivery as _ _ll lb present supply petunia

THE CHARLOTlTETOWN GUARDIAN

i Central Guardian

P. E. ISLAND PRESBYTERV» A pro ro uata meeting of the ‘Proﬁ- bytery of IPrlnce Edward Island will be bald in Zion Church on Thursday at 2 p. m. '

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND~Rcv. Ewen MacDougall will preach Sat- urday. 29th. at Argyle Shore at. 7.30 p.m., and Sabbath-BOW. at DeSable at 10.30. Cape 'l‘rn.verse at 2.30. and Summer-side at 7; also Monday 31st at. Coleman at 7.30 p.m.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AD- VERTISERS.— Advertisers are respectfully requested to see that their advertisements for the Guard ian reach the office by "noon of the day preceding lplnlzllcation. other- wlsc insertion wlll not. be guaran- teed.

GAZETTED. ~Among tho olig- lble lists announced by the Clvll Service Commission appears the following: tPlant. Disease Investi- gator (Seasonal) ‘Experimental Farms Branch. Dept. of Agricul- ture. Allen Alward McEwen, 0. A. S., Charlottetown, P. E. l.. Edlvard ‘Earl Jay. 0. A. 'S., Char- lottetown, P. E. l.. Henry Laurence Mcbaren. Montague, P. E. l.. Jas. Albert llicﬁregor. Miscouche. P. E. l.. Tbos. McAuluu, Kelly's Cross. P. E. l.

GRADUATES IN NURSING - Tbe tnaluy friends, of ‘Mi-sis Blanche ‘M. Roberts will be pleased to htear that she was one of the graduating class n; the Jersey City Hospital on ‘May 12, 1926. Despite ‘the fact. that Miss Roberts was out tot‘ train- ing for four mouths with Typhoid Fever. sht- canto second ln her class of twenty-eight student»: with an avioragle of 92.8% while the high- est average was 93%. Before (‘l1- toring upon bcr chosen profession. Miss Roberta was one of utho ls- land's most. successful ﬁdlloOl tea- cher and is a. daughter of 1M1". and Mins Henry Rldberlri. lllitldlvlorl.

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PERSONALS

llliss Emma ‘Show. sludr-nl. at. C. B. C. tspent. the wvok v-nd at her home In Brucklcy tPolnl.

lllliss Mary l\lzu:l{ay, Dte-Salblc was a visitor to ‘tho oily on 'l‘uc--‘tlaly.

Illr. Alngus !\lol’h'-é. Now Haven, was a visitor to lJlIP city on Tucs- day.

lMus. lost-pl: Bradley, Mill Vinw. u visitor lo the city yéslcrtlzty,

Mr: .l..l'. Curric. Fuirvitnv. was o. visitor to the city yesterday.

t.\lr. Seymour Wv-atlir-rbiv, Vlllazo (Irv-cu, was n visitor to lilo city yrs- lcrtlay.

Mr Noll ll'l'itlll:llt. Eurlrsclll'ft.~. was a visitor to the city yoslcrtllly.

Mr D. J. Rlloy loft Nlontlay morn- ing for Lcamiugtorl, 0nt.. on a business trip.

lllir. Wilfred ‘Dolron who act-onl- partied the remains of his mother who died in Cambridge, loft Mun- duy morning on return. While here ho was the guest of his broth- or. Allan Dolron at the Prince ‘Hotel. It. is eighteen years since Mr. Dolron loft Charlottetown and lie. still thinks there is no place like P. E. Island.

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Do yon gct n sensation o! pressure

on the lu-nrtl Don't be frightened it’:

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In Memoriam

MR. J. K. ROSS

People's ICemetery. An impressive was conducted in _ Church. ‘It. Opened with the singing

by Scripture reading by Rev. Gor- don C. Warren, of Frodo ll. an intimate friend o! the late lvlr. Ross.

lMr. Imlgh Dlngwell then sang ‘lllroaslng the BUT."

Rev. R. C. Eaton gave a address. in which he paid ﬂit-ills and eloquent tribute to the mom-

which Mr. ﬁRlosa had been such a

rendered. valuable service as teacher, and as an oﬂllclal not only

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Apply Minor-id’: at. onco. it draws out. inﬂammation, soothes the muscles and ligaments.

WNCARDTS l MEN,

E Are You Ready ' For the 24th?

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call today and look them over.

H. ‘L. WORTll-IY

nnoun a.

for the Baptist denominations, but

for the kingdom of God at large. Mr. Eaton stressed the splendid

work carried on by Mr_ Ross on be-

half

‘The funeral of the late J. K. Ross pocially the temperance movement was held on Saturday afternoon The present prohibltory laws and the hudy being luld to rest; in tzho their observance are duo to men of his type. wbo gave their time. funeral service albillty and conviction to make con- tho Baptist dltlons as they are. ‘Mr. Ross was always interested or 11w hymn ‘by the choir “Peace, in philanthropic movements. and Perfect Peace." This was followed tho promoter of cause found in him a. sympathetic rictori, N. listener and a. generous contributor As a citizen he was interested lu everything wading to the building. of Charlottetown Edward Island. lie was a man or

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webmaster of his life. and who ory of the late Mr. Ross. Al. the out. gave his uci he said. that. it. was ﬁtting to iasxn in every work which he under hold the service in the church lu took. Of him it may well be said:

“we

prominent member and Deacon tor vant, enter thou into tbu joy of many years. He was always intor- thy Inrd."

outed in the affairs of tho church, After prayer by Rev. Mil‘. Eaton. a tho choir sang “For All the Saints Who from Their

and once lion

The services at. tho grave were onductod. by Rev. lMr. Eaton. The pall hearers were: Messrs. J. P, Gordon, Wlllllam Ifogg, L. C. Worthy, 6.7T". Hutoheson, Norman J. Manhood and Ross Botbuno.

TQEErTOD STOQI ES“

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of moral and social reform. e8

eve ry worLby

Hydr0’s Chief Engin- eer Discusses Inter- locking Tile for Walls

Mr. Harold S. Johnston, chief Engineer for tho Nova Sootln Potwor C... mission was in charge of the deoign and oonltructlon of sun; h“ I, the Ruth Falls Development where Interlocking Tile was used for the generating station. He finds:

and Prince

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time. industry and enthus-

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JJiIDOUTS Rest." the congregation stood in sil- for a minute before benedic- was pronounced.

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"This tlllo ha: made a mos! sub- stantial wall through its interlock- ing properties. which also aide in preventing ‘the seepage oi water through the walls from ontnlde. The tile lurfscoe have also lent them- selves readily to the application of Al! Biehopric ntucoo on the outside and to planterlng on the inside."

nu this

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