.l:.2.= ,_ -, ,§ X92818. 0 ,. - MVQI

ltl-diiertisements h , -§,~--<l ., wloepn-liuoflworfl. ‘grab . lo non-Jinn of l yo!!!

lo per-Duo if’! IOMII "hpnllnootlwpnln

seiljMens Neckwear as a side line.’

M‘ be thoroughly e lance rum line or lines. in...» d snxrrnsc rues. unanimous- Commlssion only. To com- '~. ly supplied. Ghardian Job Pruit- menaglibbruary 1, 1829. For full Bry- tf lwtjaulars write Silver Neckwear " C0., 20B St. Catherine St. En

al. . a. w. rail,

MEMORIAM AND MOUBNING cards at shortest notice. Guard- lanklob Prlntery. v

'i

" ‘ -- mo. Atrium MACDONALD, e Help“ wanted Land Surveyor, Hermanvillc. P. E. I. I 9l38-Il-17-1m0.

n AT once‘ s ' ‘iauci "e"!- APPIY Fiifiggimli-‘le- escarcn ritolvi MY nancu our:

. 9192‘11‘2°“‘ pale silver male fox‘. December 29

~ 7 ‘ ~ 1 i- ‘Iiatoc letters. right car YO. Left

»‘ gAgganfl-imgligbfiag ear. 4. J85. A. Chisholm. North

' ' ' ‘. TFYOIl, P. E. I. 1087-1-3-41.

w -- " “m” To C‘ F91‘ CORRESPONDEN

s ' boy and do housewor ‘. App- envelopes ' with ca cfin

1y ' gardlan Office“ peao-iz-ii-ti, w

Just the thing for acknowldge-

D_A HOUSEMMD, ONE ment, lntimations, etc., Guardian

tomed to children. Apply

Job Prlntery. N.H.DB1i,21Wl. St. - ._ e °S ggggjfg4gp . Teachers Wanted

g1- muggy {$113913 wmren-sccoim ca}; s mg.

cher for Forest Hill School. No.

agI 'omanashousekeeper.Coun- try, oman perferred. Apply “A" 19. Feb. 1st. Supplement $50 for Bomilia. Guardianr, ocsqsiasii-u " ilalf your. John c. McBeth. * '* Secy- 1009-1-f-5i WANT D--A MAID. annoyances required. Apply to lvfrs-Scarth, so For 3am

Longworth Ave.

_ Boarders Wanted

Aocoluiuonaran. , 1073-1-1-31

1Q81-1-3-2l.

5 yeah old. Good mllker. Due to freshen. S. H. Colwlll, New Haven BOARDERS

5'1 I-Iilisbcrough St.

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. 30 Elm Avenue. w, 2008-1-3-31 .

"rwo GIRLS can arr-"iliccolirio- dated in private family near P. ‘ W. C. Apply Guardian. 1068-1-1-‘21

FOR SALE-YOUNG PIGS, SOW in pig, junks 150 lbs. 2 heifers. 2003-1-3-21

one to freshen soon, Proude, Union Road North. t 1083-1-3-21

TWO soaimaits ACCOMMODAT- ed, in private family. Heated room. Phone 897-J. 1099-1-3-31

TWO ‘Gmtstoairuu ACCOMMO-‘

dalEd at 227 Grafton St. ~ "g, - 197444.23 man drove an automobile for a short

‘DEAD MAN DRIVES AUTO FOLLOWING SUDDEN SEIZURE . I

_.__- -

,untll_ the car struck the parked

' Articles For Sale

Fon SALE_BABY CARRIAGE m was Nathan Frye, 4.3. of Utica. N. Y.,

wh n d t 1 ft t.h P good repair. Apply 192 Kent raising sgiione am: mmfigvm: Stmt 1°4Z-1§-29-3i Virginia Morris of Staunton, v... i - - . ADParentiy while driving, Frye had roa sALfY-rwo TUBE RADIOu heart attack and- died so quickly set. loud sneaker. in swd whrii-his companion did not realize what .tion, at reasonable price. Applvhhd happened, v-rhe poncenmn "u" Guardian. l093-1-Zi-3i jumped w, the hum,“ board and t hed Fr . Th roe sate-n sawluc- ourrirrggigrd, ye e ‘may smmp“ in first class condition. Apply J.

E. Farrar, Appin Road. a _ 1007-1- -2i w» ’. ' _ - ‘zvestock Market "Nursing, w ' JII- . l » ‘an n Pflggs) y

TRAINING sciiooi. roa iwlrsns _MON’I'.REAL, Jan. Z-Thcre were Stephen flgnry- cglgI-nngplml, 121 cattic.-5l calves, 560 hogs and B yvqrail], Mugs, scandal-mug sheep atidwlillnbs for sale on the

oapi land accre ltcd School. W0 ma!‘ s - ' Three year ‘course. ‘A‘.1t’l'i.liation.,_vvith The cattle market was not very Providence City - and active and prices hold fairly steady. Eya- my; mgr W, There were a. couple loads ‘oi fairly alga: hcuruay. allowance s 5.00 8W1 stssrs- which were not ssld st m9hhh1y_ 015599,,- hémggfhd “h, time of writing. The balance of cut- mhry and‘ 59pwmber_ one hom- tle offered for salewcre common to Boston. Twmucan oi High ‘tlrgivuéla agizaiig- and‘ 501d {gm ooi requirerLnibr-zturtdlcrniu . - i Ts i" °ii B i‘° gqnhafloh apply m supeflntend: $8.75 to $5.00. Bulls were unchanged ' , eiit. i ~ v1,u_‘>-1085,"1*3,>fi1r $550 t°. $°-5°- - ._._,__,_.._"_____ r ' - ' _ I I ‘Calgdctis wem IIIIKSUY all veals and = H"? o'm unfqua y. Veals brought Male Help Wanted iii-om with an odd ~- a - . t . k i U vcklx“ flhdtgitwflxxrugg‘ SQ o a e o sacs were ' ber. Spec rates often: . rite- today Moler Barber ax.., ,,

Hospital

uses between $12.50 unit $13.50. Lambs were unchanged.

0011880. Tho hog market was steady to u

i-3ttstf- iiliadp firmer. ill hogs were sold for

_ . Lip with thetbuik of sales at d 'mm?-W$K~.0N also fpxhhags orgood wcl hts, rod _ W . .

A- MOPhMI. a d watered. A row ‘sacs were __ , 31 Iniado,at,$l0.70. Bows were from l .- _ . 39*” 9t *

strum mums uxFusos a citations furnished through cour- llib M1 Atweil d: 00..

i Y ' of hxgvggjqliarlottégwn office. _, - 1o an - I ‘touris-

<1 N . Noon Close

‘ .5 slat

' .15 3.10 .18 .50 .10»;

new.‘

~ g ’ ents Wanted -Mjscellanleous TEA LERS WANTED TO" COV- JNO. ALFRED ‘ MACDONALD. er , olesale and Retail Trade, to Land Surveyor, Hermanville. P. E. I. 1086-l2-1-lmo.

t; 1366, Clyde River, was held.

Thursday night with a fair attend-l ance.'l‘he'_foll'bwfng‘O1‘ficers were: ln-"imlJWi/Bd in health- stalled by Past District Master J. A. lotor MoPhall; D.

‘ 1090-1-3-3i.‘

non. sALc-rimsii cow. ALSO Vernon

[motorcycle of a patrolman. ‘The mfllliggpy)

Central Guardian “ma ucsiuzfss or RIB ABATTOIR. Will be closed this pftcmoon on account of the funeral of the managing director, Mr. James

Harris, Toronto, which takes place there at 2 p. m. -V 2005-1-8-1i

3 ST. PETERS UNITED CHURCH.

- ",—-Servlce at Greenwich 115.111.

Mable 3 p. m. St. Peter's United

Church 7 p. m.

nouvrocu or scorumn -nov. “en MacDougali will preach Sab-

za d, if the travelilngis favourable,

‘ M; DeSabie at _3 ‘and Argyle Shore

atfi p. m. \. .

services of

Prayer meeting atjMi-s. Jae. Muc- Lindsay. r

1,, i‘

and Colonel D. A. MacKinnon leave this morning for

"Montclare" for Liverpool, Eng. They will be absent" about-six weeks, at.- tendlng the Hudson's Bay fur auctions. _ » ‘f1. '

POLICE COURT-Yesterday mor-

' nfng atthe police court the de-

fendant in a. prohibition case was given six months in jail. ‘TWO drunks were disposed or. One was fined $5.00 or twenty days, the other was‘ dismissed. '

ISLAND LAD!‘ Jilin C. Stevenson, Char ottctkrwn receiv- ed the sad newiv of- the death of ihis sister, Mrslfhngus Gregor, who passed _ away, Jan. 1st,, 1029, in lRockiand,‘ Mats. ivfrs. Gregor was formerly of New Glasgcmn-RE. I. Th: Funeral will be held on Thurs- day, Jan. 3rd.

L. 0. I2. OFFICIHSA-The Annual Meétlhfl 0f Hflfllfllflfl L. 0. L. N0.

Murray. ».W.-M. M—Ifaber,McLean;..,_Chap.-C. D. McLean; Rec. Bccy-#J- A- Murray; Fin. Secy-J. A. MacKinnon; Treas. --C. D. McPhail; Dir. of Cer.--Dan- lei MacDonald: Leda-Rev. W. R. Mocwalluirr - JstrZnPOomm-Gordon, MacKinnon. The hext meeting‘ will be held on January 3rd. The Royal.

roicsALc-iaxrna- Ldftoa cowf-"h 13°F“- Wi" be Put ""-

| amp APPRECIATION - ear-U ishicners of the Church of Scot- _land and many others of the Mur- Iray Harbor section of the Church, [accompanied their best wishes to »_Rev. and Mrs. MacDougaii wftho. substantial money donation, Other donations of a like nature were re- ceived from MounVAlblon and Be- thel. as well as from several private

.-saurces. All these were thankfully by “Pe-“tivtd “with! tilt Ciiri-sthits W- -is made evident that it was her de- mud black M.“ mo, m,

SSH.

nmrns

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2.—A dead GALLhNT-A; me (my Hosphhl

on December 31. 1928, to Mr. and

distance along Front St. last night Mrs, John Gallant, East Royalty,

a son. fsummersicie papers please

MACVITTlE-At Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 24 to Mr. and Mrs. E. Heber Macvlttie. a son. . ,

MMWIACES A

GILLIS-FERGUSON — At Char- lottetown on Jan. 2nd. 1929, by Rev. Ewen MacDougall. 13,1). . John Giills oi New Argyle to Mabel D. Fergu- son of Hampton.

oearns Monuments-axed. at Boston. Dec-

ember 31st, Ernest McHi-lanc, ngc 21 years. Burial in Boston. ‘

WOOD-Died, at __ Vernon River. January. 1st, Milton Erestcn, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood. Funeral Wednesday, 2.30 p. m.. to Pownal Cemeteryw I _ I - ' ' I MCltAE-Di-ownedyat lvlontrosc. i=5. E Island, Tuesday, January 1st, Roy lMcRae, son of Mi‘. and Mrs. Curtis MODLTOSGv .~ Funeral Friday ‘afternoon at 2 o'clock to Montrose Cemetery.

DEVINE-In the Cit-y Hospital, Juli. 2nd. Peter J‘. E. Davina, dearly bc- loved sun of dohniand- Isoretta Dc- vlhe, aged , 5 years, formerly of Poalces Station. Funeral from AA. Hennesscys Funeral Home this morning ut-9 o'clock to the Roman Catholic Cemetery. -~ \

,w. - lVIACKAY-At the P. E. Island Hos- pital, on Wednesdcsmlan. 2nd. Mrs.

iiilam ‘R. Macfifwr 050d 40 ywis- _,ut;arnl from item-late residence at jar-sway on Fruity, Jan. 4th, ser- vicb starting at lrooiock. Interment Sherwood Cemetery.

_g, at hlsiesl hcé at Alberry ins, Charles MfloMillan. in the 90th year of hie-ago- mineral 3°?‘ vice ou Friday. Athrat 10.30 a. m- at his house. Jegyingat ll a. m. for Cherry valley Anglican (xme- tcry-

. a: méntita, walnut Sttrilng son c: Mr. andstlflr A- J- mmgfgl. from the homo. of his ll ants, rridu. Jsii. 4- iitrvi“ "it ‘ ‘ at 130 l5. r will oenimm - iii-

B. he . 1131C.-

ib‘ in 6th at Cape Traverse at 10.301

IIAZELDBOOK, CIRCUIT — The ‘ibrook Circuit for Jan. 6th: Hazelbrook 1i. a.m; Cross Road 3 »p._ m4 Alexandra ‘i p. uh.

‘Places on Eflday,-_-8 pwm, Rh-W. . 3 LEAVING rout, ciromiimgvir. W. Chester's. MoLuKQ- M. T-‘v. A.

St. John where they will take the C. P. R. liner

last. hospital ifor the past five weeksnlt

_,. , ..

Telegram.‘ Lawrence Mass, Alder-

niln John A. Flannaghanti re-elec-

tion to the directorship of the public, llfiillsrty and parks is, unique in- - two respects; first, it has broken all‘, f h H

precedent iu that it is the first tirnol 0 e8

in the history that any man has

zbeen re-eiected to‘ a fourth succes-t i »

alve terin in any one municipal oi- Convincing proof that a great ;f,lce in any one particular depart- motion picture need not necessarily merit. As far back as the oldest be an epic in number of people us- cltizens can recall. nobody has scaf- ed or the size oi sets. 18- to be found ed the aforementioned heights. The at the Strand Theatre where Emil ‘gentleman referred to above is a Jannlngs’ first Paramount starring former Charlottetown boy. and is a vehicle “The Way of All Flesh" is

Superb in "Way

‘brothel’- of Mrs. W. H. Scott of this now showing. _

city with whom _he visited last Here is the foremost motion pic-

, ---—, the frailty of mankind. ‘see “The

Mr. George. Cahlll, Bedeque, and Way of All Flesh" with Jennings as Mr. Leonard McCaIrvllle, Carletongthe man who slew f in the motored to Suinmerside recently... ‘eyes of the world that is family

i _ might be spared shame, is to ex-

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark. Chelton perlence a flood of cleansing. spent Christmas with Mrs. Clark's thought-provoking emotions. There parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douil, Carle- are laughs and tearsimoments when ton.» Y the character seems to fairly speak i aloud.

Miss Mabel A. Cusack has resum- By no means is Jennings alone in ed her duties as tefwher-in auburn. |this dram- Bsiis Bennett. Phyllis after spending a, very pleasant Vg- I-Iaver. Donald Keith, Fred Kohier, cation with her parents in Brook- 111d the many others in the SUP‘ vale. ~ - porting cast give visual evidence that Paramount searched long and | Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McFarianegissiduously for those capable of Augustine Cove, are spending their giving that rarest of all rarities, u Christmas holidays with her sister-q perfect characterization in the var- Mrs.’ David Marchbank, Montrose. led and exacting roles of a modern 10t- 3. ' t motion picture.

- Victor Fleming, who directed, us-

Miss Mary Crlvfaddlgan left yes- es the camera as an accomplished fifiliflfly mflriliil! 0n return in real-line spinner of stories uses words. At 11°!‘ Gillies B8 EMWPItB-Iit with 1111B, times his handling of the plot flash- Willis Secllfltios " COIHDB-Iilfi. Fred-es with genius. Always it is true and jorlciton. N. 3-, B“!!! 8- 91C333!!!“ XIOH- cgnvlpqjng; titty at her home hm‘- . “The Way of All Flesh" will un- ' ‘hioublediy be classed as one of the vfdremost pictures ever filmed. and

this reputation should endure for years to come.

Mrs. L. Bumiacliliilian has. _, turned home from Boston. where she has been under treatment in the

is pleasing to know she is-greatl ‘ f"

citoss-naao stems ~ ABE cnorcssr can

THE LIE‘

(Continued from page-Ll i

Choice baby beef, that later be- comes tender Juicy steaks, may be produced on any Wisconsin dairy farms nearly as efficiently as c-n the beef-cattle farms of the corn

can't werich iikegentlemen." Elinor. who is living with her grandfather at Shale Abbey, the

family seat, is in love with‘ Gerald.

Foster, e. young Engineer in charge of irrigation projects in Egypt. This affair seems to be going very well

belt, experiments at the State Unl- verslty demonstrate. . - ‘ Dairy cows of the Holstein breed, bred to Aberdeen-Angus beef sires, is the combination responsible for the high-quality beef.

mhmtflhhhflgdxaawednasday, Jnii._

. ‘ ygn, on. Jan‘.

r yssm4 ' 1 M’ the e o Pfllllfiia Pollard.

LE’. m. Ihikrmenr, at. 1 u.

when Lucy Shale,.Elinor's.younger ._- sister arrives at the Abbey.

l This little cad—for such it" later becomes evident she is-teils her sister that she has had an affair c010,; honed o,- withqut, hon“, com- with a young man-an heir “Lpiilll. and blocky, displaying the wealth and title. She is with chiid_much_d_esh-ed_ bcef typa Because him. as a result of this- and it .cf their striking resemblance to the the

Display Beef Type

The‘ cross bred calves are nearly the image of their siren-black in

msrrlsse with her- Unfortunately! acteristics of their black and whitel '11‘). K1195 befort‘. F1115 08B be 10119118115 dams, the calves have been named about. She asks for her sister to’--ccm-,;-,c,~fegg,_" , heir her sud this she dots. 808s For the first ‘six months file With LUCY. ti! Brighton ilW-‘Pe 119i‘ calves are nursed. after which they 611111118 btlm- ‘receive u full grain feed for about

‘hears. from his friend Noll Dlbdlrilthe market at about l8 months of thilt 116 118d 59¢" the W") M15595 age, at. which time they command Shale at Brighton. and that one of a pr-emhun ‘baggage of ghgir typg them gave birth to a child there. mm finish

;He does not ask which and suspects; that it is Elinor. He asks Lucy, ‘about the mB-Clfifhflllfi the latter. twho has now decided thatshe will ' "This try to marry him-her sister's hap- tlculm-ly P111655‘ apparently biting Xifithing tofhere is a. shortage of labor." said hen-tells him the infamous lie that iJ. G. Fuller, university animal hus- his suspicions are correct. He leav- bandman, in charge of the exper- ‘65 1'01‘ EEYPt ht 0110B. making the intents. "Part of the herd can be

Where Labor Is Scarce.

plan of breeding is par-l

there. . i Three years pass. Lucy has goncpounds of milk annually will have to Africa and married Foster. Eiin- [no trouble in feeding two or three ‘or feels, of course, that her siswi- beef calves which should. develop has wronged her in this, for which into high-class baby beef." she forgives her; but she does not <+¢-————

learn. what a traitor-she is. until Noll Dibdin, who as fallen in love with her, tells he ,the trilth. otter‘ having learned from Gerald what ‘1111 had been told by Lucy, now his wife. 1 There is an cmbarrssing scene ill which she denounces her slsterrwho has come to fill up the cup of her bitterness by taking away to Africa Iher son Dick, now flve years old. who has, been taken care of by a woman oi the, neighborhood. Mrs.

Two hundred boxes cf refined silver, valued at $350,000, were rc- tently received in Russia from Lou, don. ‘

(Cast in order cf their appear- ancc): Miss Plnsent, a dressmaker - Maclge Burbage. . Hemp, Butler at the Abbey — J.. Gordon Flenung. Sir Robert Shale. Bart-Osmund Wilson. " Gibbard-Nora Breuou.

iovivlmfiierwhmruo five“ lfilEmll Receptiq p11,; ____ __ _ New Yedris. Day

/ The reception

J. C. Houston,

His Worship. Mayor Yeo and MP8. Yeo were at home to several hun- dred callers, at a most enjoyable and successful reception, New Year's o; aucqoh fofly-flvgg Qggupled the fldehcy hmhuhghghhr _ A _ DW- i" "it?" resident‘? °ii ‘Pfiiice attention of some of the members and we Singqrgly regret, for our own

Street.

summer. _ ‘ture actor of the world today in one '4 . ' _ -— of the most dramatically human, The‘ amudm“ ("M315 mm” PEIESQNALS vital and gripping pictures the we" m5 Md°5'de'°5ml’- Ctll- 3- Ru _ __-_y i we,“ has m, Show,» . Jenkins. NL 1)., Col. .1. P. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs- David Gardiner, “The Way of All Flesh" i}: a saga “d M“ H‘ L‘ Puma» Private 59°‘! spent Christmas in Montague, thel of sacrifice. the coming. o: , pta- “ta”- guests of Mr. and Mrs. James A..tlon in the life‘ of a. simplefhome- “'5' A~ Bi 9°51‘ Currie. , » ' ‘ loving man, a powerful. agrmon on Stewart Prfiliied at the W5 185185

given by His Hon? our Lieutenant Governor Heart: "at Edgewater on New Year's Day. was in every respect a brilliant and most successful function. Although many or our citizens are suffering from severe colds. the reception was very 151801)’ Itwnded. about four hundred callers being present. The rooms were beautifully decofa - nations and ahapiiragon, was rendered by Dixon's orchestra.

with car nd music

1W Ms- J-D-l Q Curling Club I

and Mrs. Murdock Maciiinnon cut the ices. - The following ladies assisted in serving: Mrs. S. R. Jenkins, Mrs. J. P. Hooper, Mrs. J. S. Jenkins, Mil-s. Mrs. H. L. Palmer, Mrs. Fred Moore, Miss Rleay, Miss Stephanie Jenkins. Miss Nora longworth. Miss Elaine Bellies, Miss Elsie Biffin. Miss Allie MacLeod, Mrs. Alice Peake, Miss Bourke, Miss Mary Ramsay. Miss Mary MacDonald. Miss Ruth Miller and Miss Iris McLcllan. ‘ The following owing to were unable ‘to be present: Miss Iael Rice. Miss Margaret Jenkins, Miss Lorna Weeks, Miss Lois Owen, Miss Avila Matheison and Miss Doris Gill.

Kathleen

illness l

uruomcnmslnfisen».

l ‘PRESCRIPTIONS IS

01m

SPECIALTY p/mym" "Y "*- - '-

- .1. arson: n. Worth DIUGGISTE

Rhone l:

. n}. Prince Street lenses-minnow. r0 , Ma__imc'ron.r. coanm

On New. Year's Eve, Mr. Hector '1‘. Currie of. the Dominion Govern- ment Savlxigs Bank staff wagwalt- his. fallow members

The executive officers of tbs Charlottetown Curling Association werehat home to m; merraisbenst New Year's afternoon. pwa _ o one - - . I hundred members attended the re- "iii W,” 4 “dams? o m” _ ceptlon, which was intended as a Msismli-r R4°51V°FVG°7W 5 I, v ' means of introducing the new main-l cmfl°wfi°wm n”: bers, of whom there are a. goodly Dttcitmb" 315 " 1 ' number this year, to the other morn-ITO Hector T- 0151119- bars of the club, and to increase, if ifltc Ssvihls Bslik Tells‘- pcssibie, the splendid feeling of D981‘ M11 Cilnlel '

good fellowship that ‘ ' muons the members of this ciub which ferred to Toronto. we. the members

rapidly becoming the club-de-luxelof the Assistant Receiver General‘: of Charlottetown. The receptionlstaff at Charlottetown. wish tD 00n- room and the card roomln the ciublgratulaco you on your entrance up- hav-e been re-arranged and painted on a larger field of usefulness and thisyear and the accommodations to express our sense crtlle pleu- cre first class in every respect. ant relations which havewcharmtq Refreshments were supplied, convex-ind our service together," sisting of sandwiches and soft‘ the past ten years. . drinks, and altogether. a delightful During ma; time ‘have ,1“)- afternoon was spent. Thetwo 815195 filled your duties" ith quiet eff-