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pmBRUARY 11.

1928

TAKE NYAIJS PINOL FOR THAT COUGH

and

Pho

PINOL will Cure it

Nyals 119i“!!! ""1911! Ind gives prompt "11" for worm. colds. bronchitis

Pinol Expeacnrant is a

inhaled conditions of the

ihrflflt and other. diseases of the respiratory 0111113, Price 25 and 50c.

PREBCRIPHONs A QPECIALITY

J.

Ernest H. Worth

M 82 .-- Nyal Drugstore - m Prince Street.

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yond illc mostloral suuguinc

lsizliul. Wilci illlfl» and hocke ma“ youngster. in seasons. ii is of ox pllonal mon- imp to say that they dcmotlstrntcd p; ii illvtlly just what culibrv iiockcy bruins they possess, at tho same time within a innit years. hockeylsta of lull! nights spirit and (letorminatiozl will iluvc tn be reckoned with for. lilo llnritimiz senior title. "Victorian" as the name implies, shop-rd everything and then some, wiili-ilpcos to nluke u Winning or~ glluizntion. These boys" intermedi- inr-s ct nl, made the vklltlug New;

ability gleaned by elr few short

if 5'3 IN iiiiiiii GAME

intermediate Champs Make Visitors Go All The Wily To Gain, Verdi

ions, demonstrated he (iillls ex~ Dllllitflilf}

“relations just. how gone local iu- Morley [ermmiiiiic hockey ls played on tile Nicholson .. (lrnllin . . . ..

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mym“ a“ exception-a! Drum] "i D“"'"““ oanv i." to be con rut lated h - moi?- linolllfiio‘;l'eigillggmgeg:lgg' yélmzmgil . . . . . . . . . .. P. Rnilollffrwmg gush an “main, $0M,‘ ggemig, in tlolnrrn 1 T i mine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lutz as M13 T8101; _MI T 1,- h 5'1-““" “Mk” ““F"°“‘“i§’"' the m. 1F°'“'""d” been manager for selveralalythrs. as telmcdlato Victorian, 19.027 Murl- lloucottc- . . . . . . . . . .. ii Raciclifk

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itf1il3l‘(-i'-—'Eill’l Prowse-

demnnstizltion o|‘_ silouid ill‘ ilillltllt-il-

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game .\i r. ‘h

tho gzllllt- was iliilfililfiy.

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business transacted was the sale of

Q. S. S. Races start tonight at. 7.30. 2575

the Q. S. S. sports. band after sports tonight.

er Field, Sunday Feb. lilthw-Fair- view ll a. m., North River 3 p. m1.

ITingiey will preach at. Dundas Sun- lday morning. Feb. 19th, at. i1 o'- clock. at St. Peters. 3p. m.

llntcrestcd were pleased to note, in a previous issue of The Guardian that hc New Glasgow Dairying Co., has

tall their cheese product for the sea- son grading No. l.

- ' - ~ ' - ~ - ' ~» "WWI" vs. the King, which was before the

‘ M‘ Rmlcuff’ Exchequer Court, ~ Iixzzztjpeen received dhat the Crown has l nnc considers the expcrl- »-—-—~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I-iflwilifi Zflfiglffiitwtjufviiixienzcgangrfgitflié i, _ , __ __ plaintiff, who claimed the return of m" "'""‘”"‘“ "" " “*1” WV“ " his vessel the “Nellie J. Barlks" with

. I"'"“"‘Q‘Customs officers and $7 0000 dam- ui brought tho sumo hockey silnsil to ages’ or $25300 damages. Mn J‘ d‘

fllliidilfilfiwillg us he has so often llln- . _ few played in pluylng- His handling of gimgsggl‘ K‘ c’ was cmmsm m‘ me

‘day evening at the residence of Mr. ;T. P. Cullen, Sherri-mod when a largel MONTREAL‘ Que“ Fen 16__The‘,number of the rrzldents of that loc- Federatioi-L export trade m Canadian gramallty assembled to bid farewell to min us, and may, spglls hggpllgllty, here mm“,- was Wm and the onlyiMr. Thomas R.‘ Cullen who leaves we Should welcome any suggcsflQn He!“ “'69! I01’ M16861. and W110 is i0 as to the programme of the greatest]

llrllnswit-kilrs s10!) BYWy inch ‘Iii the wily ln ovory period to gaiu iiilll rilfliiri» As it. was they looked like winners, ilsiloclzllly in tho. slit-mill nor’ I when Roach, tho viuiilluz, gnillir. was "forced to do ills utmost to kw-p out. taountloss numbers m‘. shots directed gozllwnrils. l‘

yo: for fourteen minutes dlrlc , sol: score n the oun titers‘- iifmn Iinticllfgc doing tyne lfiiiillliilli‘ "m n“ Febivmy ‘Wdmg- on a disputed goal which was u!- lowcll» Tho some Radcliffe made it ill‘?! nothing when ho again scum ml on n pasé ‘from Lutz. Tile rt’- mainder of fills period was nlp n luck with the Victorian having lilo llotu-r of llic argument-

lu lhc sccond period Con- Camp-

a. few loads of wheat and ryc. Tb

- Canadian winter

slight improvement.

mouth at 2s 3d per quarter, to Liver pool and London at. ls 9d to Man

,per bushel. The demand was fal

fper bushel. OK-SKOPE.

hester at. ls 9d and to Hull at 2s

in sympathy with the strength lin other markets local prices f0 coarse grains were stronger and .Ar-; gcntine corn was marked up another ‘cent per bushel and oats l-2c to lc

, ‘the strength that developed in the 8d Liverpool wheat market the bulk of " " ' ‘ the offerings of spring wheat flour

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[most appreciative terms. During the _lcvening there was a short program ‘Argentine com was quoted at s1.1of°°“5‘s“"g of a recitation by

on account ofigcnc MacLcod, a solo by Miss by Mrs. Russell Roper and Robert Weeks.

on uu intercepted pass to scorn in» four minutes. Things looked bright for tho illue and wllito us they llormi in on Roach forcing liim m work overtime, but all was in vaiuzi lhc sumo ilnroltl Radcliffe. Sussex. Captain, on a long ShQt seven minu-i IFS inter, made the score read .'i—l‘ in favor of Sussex. 1i miuutos lillvlz; ilvlill‘. a substitute curried by Sn», l-cx from Frrdorlriml, showed ilii, Wffiil by netting tile Tllililfli‘ shori- il’ iwfvri‘ the boll for u »l-1 srorilv 3rd- Period

0n lln-i opening of this period thee

Violin-ills soomnd tn be imbued:

with now life nnil vigor; again i"ll‘\‘-3 ‘vholesale “my were made M 23 m“

iilK liouvll tzrdo Mu protticst to km p out an nvnlmu-he of ruhlvr. lllililvillul in his iliicctiiln- lie was H"! rrillall t0 the occasion, how- vvcl‘, as llotldlo McDonulil, lino r5‘ illo lwsi defence man lilo lslzlild has ova-r kilown cithcr senior or. illi"l‘lllililiil'il", lntorrcptrtl a pun-H n- grl through llnll scorn tlul Vic- toria's second goal-

‘Si .sox experience ‘and coaching worked wondrrs at this juncturat.

‘was the stronger feeling that devel-

made by Canadian millers were ac- cepted today with thc result that a, fair amount of business was done‘ for March-April shipment. The do-~- mestic demand was lilii‘ and values‘ were unchanged. A moderate‘. amount of business W85 also done in’ winter wheat flour and values were firm. The millfcecl trade continued, active and firm. The enquiry forl standard grades or rolled oats was steady and prices were unchanged. A feature of the storage egg trade

oped for seconds, owing to the scar- city of supplier, and sales in a

per (lozcn \\‘i\l(‘.i.'\ shows nn advance of eight cents per dozen compared with the low level of a few days ago»

Fresh eggs unchanged. A good dc-i mulld. Tlic receipts were 757 cases.‘ .'l‘hc' potatoes market. was less active, than it him been of late but ruled steady. The tone o market for imported beans rcma firm with car lots of choice w mand-pickcd to arrive s per bushel.

prices, f the: incd

um‘

selections and accompaniments.

splendid lunch

dancing was heartily indulged in. --‘-¢0§-_-_~

page, is ‘ visiting hcr William Beers, Orlebar St.

Mr. John A. McPherson, Bcllvicu‘, Mr. M. D. Martin, Valleyfield and Mr. Samuel M.~ Murtinof Heather- ldalc are in the city attending a meeting of the Presbytery of the m, United Church.

oiling at $1! Isaac Cudmorc and some time after cit-track, and smaller,his death to Mr.

Central Guardian

nockcv TONIGHT s. n. u. vs.

' i“ 0 S. D. U. W. Q. S. S. tonight at 2575

__,__ ONE HOURBS SKATING with 2515

BAPTIST SERVICES, North Riv-

. 1-0118 CYEBK 7 D- m- W- R- MM- _ _ A communication was read from'J. A. MacLellan. \ . p , ‘Wlflker- mmlswr- Presldent Ganadlan Mr. J. T. Todd, who having been After devotions. the Moderator DUNDAS ‘AWST PETERS . . fililgflénled Agent. for the Chlldrensiasked and was given the sanction I _ . - ociety tendered his resignation of Presbytery in delaying of the ‘BAPTIST CIIURClL-Rev. L. J. as Special Policeman and. fiunntiregular meeting to suit. the visit of

MAKES FINE Sll0WING.—-Tll0se

ad a most satisfactory year's work. t

t

This is indeed t

record to be proud of. The com-

IN THE CASE of Captain Dicks

information has

er cargo of liquor as seized by

SOCIAL GATl|ERtNG.— A very njoyable social took place Wednes-

igc ulxagricd on Monday next to Miss possible servicg demand rm. ocean l, m , l, y ear urke of Charlottetown. final,“ l$gizvéloriizfihilli Ba Rope: presidedHMr. Willi. qTzp p; a Style _ Engngemfimg‘ ac co on 1c m1 o in poop: (,1 40 members; m;

to iiunlburg and Rottrrdaln wci-re-read ‘m QddMR“ l" Mr’ (mum w“ made M 9c pm, 100 lbs‘ w Avum pressing regrcal. at his departure ‘from the neighborhood and congrat-

lulatlng him on the coming intmr- ‘csting event of which he is going to‘ _be one of the principals. Hewas then presented by Messrs; Cecil Wood and‘ R munity with two handsome chairs.

ussell Roper on behalf of the com-

The happy groom-to-be-replied in

orotlly Doull, instrumental music

Mrs. Agile-w played piano A

was served and

PERSONALS Mrs. John D. Hume. bunstafl- sister, Mrs.

Mr. John N. Mucdonalcl, Kilmuir,

IN MEMORIAld i

Mus. sallali A. Mclnnls. The death occurred at Cambridge. Mam. on Feb. 14th of Mrs. Sarah A. Mclnnls. She was twice married, first. to

James Mclnnls

March 5th and 8th. , Plan for both nights opens at Prime Ellwiu-d Theatre Thursday. Mitch lit.

A Message From The

conscious of a feeling of pride in 192'! as one of the great; years in Canada's history. our general pride as Canadikns, we have a. special pride as teachers in

became a completed circle embrac- ing all our provincial teachers’ or- ganizdtions‘. meeting at,‘ Toronto following the great World Conference is u happy memory which we shall all treasure.

that. of’ the Charlottetown Confer- night. a week. ,M . ence of tho C.T.F. in 1926. Those In reports of the Chairmen of “rciiimn- 3' 6' Pierce‘ Howard of us who were privileged to be Committees, Councillor Phillips‘ 3mm”?

there, both official and unofficial delegates, will never cordial and generous hospitality of the teachers Prince Edward Leland. delightful dxperience and we all came buck to our homes resolved to say the kindest; words for the Island at every opportunity, and I know we have not been unmindful pf our resolve.

cutive Committee, for the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Teachers’

11m cHARkQTlElQvYiiibqigQAllQlylLLm- ._ ,_ -. """' m Summerside £39811“? Meeting NOTICE y Town Council! , P. E. I. Presbytery

The last regular monthly meet-l lng of the Summerside Town Coun- cil as ut present constituted was held on Monday night, the Mayor and all the Councillors being pre- sent.

After routine, paid Town accounts amounting to $1721.16 and 8000.95 on electric light account were con- firmed and bills on the latter totall- ing $2414.41 were passe for paymcnml

Oi United Church

The Presbytery of P. E. Island concurred in regular session on Thursday, February 16th at 11.00 u. ‘m. in Heartz Memorial Hall. The meeting opened with the Moderat- or. Dr. Ramsay in the chair, and ion motion, Rev. J. A. C. Eraser was appointed clerk until arrival of Rev.

Coupon holders havc first choice l’ seats for Orphanage Show on

To coupon holders only. o-oovowo-o-owoo

Officer. This was accepted andDr. Macliaughlan. Mr- V-l llorrlllawn was oppoimed. The following answered the roll to the position of Truant Officer infcuii; Ministers, i) K_ 3,055,; 1L Cogln his Siead- ‘D. Coleman, E. H. Ramsay, E. M. A1°"°l'"°m MY- W‘ K- MMGOH-laitxon, n.» Pierce, n. n. Baxter, a. 811" {equfswd 111B fmrlsllm of Wei-R. slum, c. Ayers, .1. Stirling, M. electric light service m his Vfox K charmun, M‘ D_ Macgnnamp S‘ ranch, was, on motion of Councillor B_ Prom“ Q A‘ Grant R H_ bime_ s°h“"“‘“‘: gmllied- johns, n. MJGrant, w. 11:. Aitken, On lll0Ll0l1 uf_ Councillor Schur-l J_ M Macbeod’ J_ R Q Fraser’ J_ ma? me Elf-ml“ ugh“ C°mm“‘"e.°1A. MacLellan. M. C. McGowan, W. was nutholmed a 10,000 gallon Clint Palmer’ E_ E_ Booyhroyd’ H itornagglttmk fog tIhe clanbrfi igailtycoflm r0 e orono ron or s. or- ' , onto ifor the sum of $650 f.o.b. Sum-t difgleriéhghaefizglhfik‘Jmagglfig: mers dc. ' ' ' '. . iton, J. F‘. W. Grigg, David Proud, ngnclxstgo&gitcsuilggmggzfég Charles MacKay. W. D. Ross, A. D. Brehaut, James P. Phillips, A. J.

r . m’ W’ °f ‘he 13°11“ R°°m m,’ 0ne‘M&i.h€Sl)il, J. A. Milcf-‘herson, M. w.

E. A. Hardy, B. A., D. Paed.

As 1028 opens bcforc us, we are all

1n addition to

he fact that with the entrance of he Nova Scolln. Teachers‘ Union.

he Canadian Teachers’ Federation ti

The 1927 GT1“.

Another very happy memory is

: On motion Dr. McLachlan of iboard of Evangelism and Social ‘Service and Rev. Mr. MacLean, Ev- invited to sit and

‘specified a good deal of work that had been dune in. the West. Ward. Satisfactory reports were submiti. ed by Councillor Bcll iPollcel am Councillor Schurman lLight and Power). ' ' Returning Officers, and, Doorkccpcrs were appointed for each of the three wards at the com-. ing civic election. i A delegation from the Fire Dc- partlnent, consisting of Messrs. Willard Muttart. F. J. MacLeod and» George I-logg, then, by permission, sider the question of ordination of addressed the Council. They rc-.women reported through the chair- quested that a pressure guage should‘ an, Rev. H. Johnson, be D1509"! 110m‘ "19 51113 bell i111“ m! The following report. was accept- tlle Town llnll so that, the fircmclneq;

forgot. the

pangelist. were correspond. The first business was the ap- poii Clerks pointlnent. of a. committee of Pres- bytery on Evangelism and Social Service. The following were ap- pointed: Riev. R. H. Baxter, Rev. D. 1K. Ross and Rev. M. K, Charman ito confer with Dr. McLachlan. The committee appointed to con-

and the people of

It was u

We are planning now, as an Exe-

Winnlpeg is to enter-

b

W0

l fore the Parliament, of Canada.

fact that many of the recommen- dations made by the Commlssloil have already been put into opcra-.

pleasure that Parliament. a‘. its last’ Thrms anavépins

session passed inierinl reports made . by me Commissmh laughter. are the ingredients that.

lv urge upon the Government need of action along mended by the commission. Es- pecially in the following:

rte-organizing the various imiis oi the Customs Department.

ti held by manufacturers of intoxicat-

ing liquors, following repeated vio- lations of the law.

provided, which wll cilcciivcly pro-y vent cargoes of beverage liquors be-l ing shipped from Canada United States, contrary to the of that: country.

but the request to build u lit-v: parP

"The none o! Illrcdiled want"

Many teachers and ac children will visit u: next»..-

summer at our expcnaclrgy" You can, tom.

Write for particular: to THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, Ltd.

Nils urn Falls Ontnrio

tidAotion, Thrills And l Laughter In New Capitol Show ,-

>.l s“,

The Presbytery appreciates

on biy the minister of Customs. , The Presbytery also looms lviih,

love and

have been mixed together to make "The Rawhide Kid," thc Unlverfli .,Westcrn productfon- qturringglfiob Gibson which opened at. the Capl- =tol theatre yesterday. The combin- ation has resulted in mplcturc play of merit with high-powered _actlon_,, from start to finish. " Into this latest Universal succcd; the irrepressible Hoot brings his engaging personality, superb riding land realistic acting. it, is safe to say , lhc once more demonstrates his might. m the title of being the» [screens greatest Western rough ri- lder for his stellar performance in, a cross country horse race which was filmed for this picture is a show itself. ' "The Rawhide Klk" gives us the best all-around Western ever filmed .wlth tcnsc and dramatic action in- _ ‘jectcd so as to carry out the plot: ' iof u well written phomplay. With a

The Presbytery would respectful-i

the lino recom-

tul The immediate necessity of

bl Providing necessary lrgisla- 0n lo close “Export Houses." (c) The withdrawal cf licruscs,

up Especially tiult liglslntitri be

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to the _ laws‘ m

Request, was granted l-Jurray liar- rlr to sell yiursonaizc and clulrcll.

open to all teachers.

May I call your

MY-‘attcntion tn the fact that while the ,surc of w

tly delegated body ‘meetings arc‘

sec a considerable delegation, then, from your p peg Conference?

One of the policies of the C.T.F. is to ask each provincial associa- tion to contribute to the programme u. study of some one phase of our professional problems. ‘This in-‘ tenslve study by one Association de-l velops a high value in our annual programme, and makes it. worth the, while of any teacher to be present» at, the Annual Conference. The personal contracts lend an added in- terest and‘ value, so that. all who have have ‘had the privilege of being with us have fclt it to be an un-

ulrl know at all times tllc prcs~i

atcr they hucl to deal withjb and that ill-assure

flce sh position.

Requests by the relegation that more attention be given to the. lighting o

kept in better order were left in the‘, able hands of Councillor Robinsom to attend to and rectify. A request, fora new sleigh for the hook and, ladder equipment and other matters. were promised every consideration,

This finished the business of the‘ meeting and each Councillor inl

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Th" D0066 fiilollld 111k" "11"Cllaractcl' of thr- Mlnlstry as now W16“ 51 dill’. l“ mo“ “m1 constituted lb) the DOSSiDUltV of May We not ut midnight, and record some. 'l‘llis controversy with“, [he churclhblna . "m5 m“ by a "csmution by Cmm‘ tcl the present state of tllc ques- rovlnce at the Winnl- cillor Robinson that the pressure “on m other churches no “mm gauge “m” i" medrow" clerkvsPiu-should be taken at the present time ‘mid be “Wed t” the desire“ to ordain women to the ministry of the Word and Sacraments.

l we M Department's ‘i?§°8233°.l”§3i2‘l.‘”§.li§9f.l°u.2“‘i333 quarters and that the lanterns be moflal of ‘the Conference of Say

half of the situation as created and at. present existing While the mansc was the ilrcpcrt

Lot 16 had been offered

“It is m“ judmnem‘ or this Pres‘ soils. c was lasscd on tnc condition ymry m“ m “cw ‘if m) The tilzztgsuch fiillOllifl not. interfere wilhffllfllll! 0f fun-loving covipunchers, future arrangements in n0llgrcga-‘wh° 3mm“ i“ be“ the 5m!‘ "i9 m“ ‘Mm ho,lnuu,.i,.s_ inwn game, Hoot; is carried into one M“ J_ H Brie,“ request M. mnof the swlrtcst pictures of his can, ‘newul cl license as lucul lJIGQChCl‘ cm‘- _ . l was granted with me addition that A5 Deimls OHRYB- 1100i 989111’! ' the license be made permanent infiiwws m5 “him-Y V) 5W3! V? a 891- the “mum loping horse and some of the great.‘- The report from m9 wv M_ so, est action pictures ever filmed of a cietv was read and hoard with int-iimwe 7"“ were pimmmllhed m? ' this picture. Everything from fast

crest and profit and in accepting it it was urged that in future: a rep- Bu" P153’ m 535i hilrse Tami! 11153198‘

resentative of the Society should m“ Picture °1 “nlislm lnmfest- '

be present to present it. G°""5m “M5 ‘he dim“? 41M‘ rvv. F. E. Eooihroyd reported ion-Sweet 111118 m“ who may. he re-

the Home Mission Commlttt-c buuinlelflbeled as 911M110 Chaplin's len- '

their recommendation. relative folding lady- Pmmws the 7°19 “f J95‘ ‘

the respective charges "wmr: ucccpt-[sica Sdiveiburi me heiT-‘ine- 11nd-

ed with a m“. changes‘ ‘she l5 sure-enough love-interest. Business being conlplctrd Presby- Ha“? T°5d~ as “WW ‘Nail-s hi8

Their admission to the ordained

atchewan. ‘ilcv. W. E. Aitken reported on be- m Lot 14.! Yl f the congregation as a whole that and ac-