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"Program '

The radio program ‘broadcast last ovenin! "BYGFOY. U16 118181111 ltodio Company Station. who re- ceived cieaiiy>in Charlottetown and vicinity at least. Mmrmy "telephone calls being recelveifat the Station and Studio. during 1 and after‘ the 1110578111.» -- ‘

‘Miss Kathleen-Il-lorrlby, violinist. played several " violin selections, among which were Souveniirand Serenade by Drilda. which were beautifully rendered and-elicited particular mention from the many members of the radio audience Several duets by Miss Kathleen -1-lornby,p.nd her Miss Elinor, aged _ eleven years, were rparticulurly "ienjoyedn- pad among these may b‘e in ioned M001lllBlit_and' Roses by ‘Lemare. and ‘Melody in F‘. byutu-benstein.

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Walter Shaw o_f the Provincial ‘ pertinent ol Agriculture, was very interestins and instructive, and was particularly-Nell dolls-died." These programs being broddoast

every Wednesday and“ "Thursday"

evening by Mr. Walter Burke and the island Iltaillty-Cqniipauyuure a prilictical demonsryiitipnaof the great vs. ue a powe ii rn lo station would have for this Province from- tlie publicity angle, _ ,,

Gard (i Thanks

iMrs. Capt. “V-Blllltgtfln Humc and family wish to thank. tbeirtnei-gh- 1101's. also the _.l,rlends at Brooklyn, for their acts of kindness in their recent bereavement. ~ ,7931,

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Church of Canada. Sunday, March 7th. Preaching services, Tryon 11 am. Crapand 3 p. m. ‘Norfilf Try- on 7 p. in.

VERNON CIRCUIT. — Mr. Geo.

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The Works ,

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l-lls poems, the lecturer also re- marked, contuined but little of co- medy and light li-umor. They were unconventional in style, as suited the primitive civilization of the north that most of them attempted to describe. They were fuil of the hard and pitlless struggle of men who strove to wrest an existence from the ‘bleak and frozen northern land. tin concluding, Mir. Shaw said that the spirit that actuated the work of Service was best told in the poets own words: To all l sing, and it one 0f Y0“

linger.

Over my pages in the Long, Long Night,

And on so-me line lay a calloused finger; '

Saying: “it's human truth, it hits Then will i do well spent, Then will l dream awhile-content, _ content.

VA hearty vote ofthanks, moved ‘by Mr. S. ll. McDonald, seconded

to}. the‘ loving toil

by Mr. K. J. iMlartln. and supported by Mr. CIH. Black Mr. W.L. Cotton mid Rev. W. Buuce Muir wusten- déred the lecturer -by the chairman lPresldent J. G. MacFaddyen. It was announced that the subject of next Thursday's lecture would be "The Lire and Ilnfiuence of Lord Shaftes- bury." by Rev. H. D. Raymond.

Bank Merger

(Special to the Guardian) INIINV YORK. Mill‘ 4.-—<A .merg'gr of the National -City Bank of New York and the lPeoplee Trust Com- pany of Brooklyn bringing together two institutions with combined re- sources of $1-291.000.000 and de- Upolts of $989,430,000 was announc- ed today. The consolidation streng- thens the position of the National City organization as the country's largest bank.

Street Gar Rooms Printers Ghafe Over Delay

INFJW YORK. March 1-l—-Up a-nd flown and to and fro through the dark streets of Brooklyn, a street cur roamed yesterday morn-lug. It was looking for Brooklyn Bridge, from whence it had started. While a motnrman and an inspector strain- cd their eyes to see the names on passing street-s, 20 prln-tcrs offer- ed advice from thc body of the car. The printers had boarded the "Typcrs Special" at three o'clck to go to Flntbush but the motormmn took a wrong turning and they found themselves a couple of hours late. at Walaby market, miles from their destination.

"Gotta ‘stay on the tracks." sflld the motor-man. Every now and then he ‘ n ' the car and tho inspec- tor got out to ask a policeman.

At the dawning they (mind Brooklyn Bridge again. but the printers were too upset to apprec- iate the romance of the situation.

‘ The funeral of the late Capt. Wel- ‘mlIi-Oh ‘Hume wls held from his latte residence, at llrls, d_n Wed. Feb. Nth. Ind notwithstanding the al- most impasse ie condition of the Ioldl, fill I l attended, -. tnscooisisnoo ma. in. 1m was n n; st Brooklyn. This y, ll the traversing for s dil- ss unmounted mod ' impassable for - Mhlbh _ to be sbsiidon- lass this wss

‘on Odd

ley at 2.30 p. m.

and Peace" will be rendered by the

An offering will be taken.

news item in the New Glasgow,

1:’ was organized l-n New Glasgow a

Crewys will conduct the Church Services on Sunday. March m, 1926, at Vernon River in t-he morn- ing at 10.30 a. m. and in the even- lns at 7 p. us. and at Cherry Vai-

LADIES HANDBAGS in pouch and underarm styles.-- Prowse Bros., Ltd. 79g4.3.5.g|

LENTEN CANTATA. —Maund- er's Cantata "Pevuitence, Pardon,

choir of Trinity “U-nlted Church on Sunday, March 7th at 8.15 p. m.

7934-5-11 RADIO CLUB» —According to a

N. S., Evening News. a club to be lonown as the Pictou Radio Club

few evenings ago. The President of the Club is Mr. Howard Cantley, New Glasgow .and the Secretary- Treasurer, Mr. G. Cecil Day, form- erly of Charlottetown.

HAMPTON CIRCUIT. - United urch services on Sunday, March 7 h at Hampton 11 a. m.. Victoria s p. .m.. and Bonshaw 7 p. m, con- ducted by the Rev. Geo. F. Sears.

H-AS ROUGH PA$8AGE.-—Miss Nan Brow was one of the passen- gers on the S. S. Dearasse which went to the rescue of the ill-fated steamer Kentucky being towed in- to -St. Johns, Ndld, as referred 11‘ in yesterday's telegraphic despatch es.

HONORS AWAROEQ-Mr. 0.C. Craswell, of the Craswell Portrait Studio, this city. is to be congratu- lated on having been award-ed the diploma a! the Malta Salon of Photography "for excellence in por traiture photography in the picture entitled, The Doctor. which was selected for permanent retention at the National Museum of Photo graphic Art Collection." "The Pic-

dy of the lat6"'l)'r.Alexaude'f-"R6ss of this city, The Malta Salon is one of the world's famous photographic art galleries. The honour of having a portrait accepted by this gallery for permanent retention is certain- ly one which entitles Mr. iCraswell to hearty congratulations. .,

Pzasouats,

Mrs. George Huston Dennis, City left by the western train for. 0‘- Leary on a visit to Mr. and ms. Dennis. ‘

Mrs fDr.) Gilils accompanied by Mrs. Fran-k Dorsey left yesterday morning for 8t. Joh-n w-here they will vicit the formers sister, ‘Mrs. J. -Frank O'Neil. Elliott Row.

Mr. Rufus Hogan left yesterday morning on a visit to Jackson- ville, Florida.

iMr. Harry McKay cii Eaton. Saskatchewan. is visiting in this city and is unaccompanied the re- ference to Mrs. McKay Ibeing in- correct.

Cheap Passage To Canada

(Canadian Pros!) lBvEilI-‘AST. March 4.-—1l-Iugh King of it-hls city and his wife and farm- liy of nine children all the-child- ren being under 17 years of age, will sail for Canada on the IMon- tnalrn on IMarch‘ l3. The expense of the King family's migration tn the Dominion under ordinary circum- stances would be £184 (approxim- ately 8920) but under the family settlement scheme of migration they will be able b0 get to Canada for £9 (W6)

Building In Gan- ada Increased

TORONTO, Mar. 3.-- Building construction throughout Canada during February amounted to Q13‘,- 477.000. compared with $11,047,000 .'-:i February of last year, according to llnclieane building reports. Earlier predictions that 1920 would be n good building year are being sustantlatsd it is pointed out. inasmuch as the building total for the past two months has been 25 per cent greater than the same period last year.

DEATHS i- FEEiHAN-ett Rocky Point March 4, Patrick l-‘eehsn. asod 75 1'01!"- llluneral notice later.

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JUST IN -Lsdles Flannel and I Pea-let twill dressoln-Browss Bros _ Lt .

Inuisuu. rooAv-Iriio funergl . o! the Me Mn. James minimu- --:1:

rnoon to Clifton Cemetery,

8~ white and ,- a-ble; rowse '""

. ‘i _ . TRYON OIRCUITH-The Undted,

ture." it may he stated. is; a stu-

sis

' oslisnt condition pro see our '

., _ a- . MR. B. ‘A. n the Victoria Hot

Sunkist Oranges

. SMALL ORANGES-28c per Dozen, ' 2 Dozen for 50 cos.

ll you srs Interested Him Grade Fe

service and.

‘ ‘ ' psi when you m‘ in Charlottetown Farmers Week u. write us‘ direct. ‘ '

QOIOIiilII-a fertilizer- c».

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fore mid-summe . ' g ‘ ‘virtually completed, Commander I ' i" men and equipment‘ will begin im-'

tions" n Plan Race

‘(Continued from Pugs l)

shipping bdard itteaniier Chantir. hoping in blaze an sir route to the North lPole itself. sweep over wide areas never before visited by man, and be back home again be-

lPlaiu for the expedition one now Byrli saldfiantfhssemhling of the medlabely.

Western Guardian

-LEAVE FOR ENGLAND. .- Mrs Charles Hensley of Summer- side received a telegram on Tues- day from Windsor, N. 8.. convey- ing the sad news of the death there of her brother Mr. Harris S. Smith if Wimdsor. He leaves a wife and four children. Mr. a-nd Mrs

MEDIUM 0RANGES—39c por Dozen 2 Dozen for 70 cts.

LARGE ORANGES-60c per Dozen’

2 Dozenf

EXTRA LARGE-We per Dozen, 2 Dozen for $1.25

Jenkins

Grocers

or $1.00

&, Son

Monthly Rotary Meeting Last Night

The regular monthly meeting oi

after a few brief remarks called upon lPast District Qovernnr Geo. S. Inman for a talk on Rotary- R11‘ tnrlan lumen in a well prepared paper, referred to the origin, de- velopment, possibilities and princi- ple of Rotary. » it was decided to have the Clubs annual Fanmers’ Meeting next Thursday evening at 6 o'clock as Farmers’ week is being held in the city during that week. A number of speakers from abroad will dciiv-' er addresses, and the various far- mers‘ organizations will be repre- sented at this meeting. ' ‘

Rotarlan Gallagher reported" pro- gress -for the committee that is working to secure a moving lpicture machine. for Falconwood Hospital. and he stated that the objective of the fund being raised for that purpose was more ‘than half nt- tained.

Rotarlan R. 114. Cotton. who has been absent in Ottawa for the past seven weeks. but who has been regularly attending Rotary meetings during that time in other cities, gave n short talk in which he referred to the work being done by the clubs he attended in Otta- W8. Quebec, and Montreal.

iMIr. Ben Wagner contributed a violin solo as the musical part of "16 Dfflzram, and was obliged to respond twice to a double encore.

New Messiah Will Visit Uni- led States

ch announces that zDr Annie Bee. $11!. head of the Tbeosophist or- ffnnlzatiou and “Krishnamurti, the 119W IMBHBllI-h. whoare coming hero from ilndla, will go to the United YStaiJes for three mouths. 7t adds. however. that the date oi’ the Am- erlcan visit apparently is sonic- what dlisfiant. Mrs. IBesn-nt

they will go to Holland.

Effort To Become" ' Dictator Foiled-

IPRAGILE, Czechoslovakia. March 4.—1An attempt by Rudolf ‘Roccsscl- 81‘. an architect, to eet himself up as dictator in the Karlsbml d"strict today ended n. few hours after the q "coup" started. I " l ‘Poessele managed to ind-uce 0 of his employee to leave their work for the purpose of occupying the district administration offices and arresting the district governor -but when they not as for as the poi- “lce commlssari-at they found thcm- selves out numbered.

" essele. a-nd l8 of h’s compell- ions were arrested and the aston- ished governor was freed of his bonds. The plotter will be exam- ined as fb his sanity.

Trade Assistance" A To Soviet Shunned

(Csnsdisn Press)

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Liberal and Labor members in the

'l~l'ouse of Commons yelbsrdayq st some drastic changes in the

the statement of A. M. gjrliamentary secretary for

overseas trade department. theti

Charlottetown

U18 R0181)’ 0111b W118 ‘held 11151 W‘ team, which. it wifllie remember 8111118 at U18 K1811“) with VWPPT” ed, defeated the localaggregation sident Pope in the chair. After the o; bankers business part of the program the weeks 85m is due to arrive t“ the chair was occupied by Past Dis- c“), tonight, ‘ 11101 GOVBTIWY W- 3- Gmm- Wm‘ Charlottetown Bankers

. VISIOIIS London

IDONDOK March 4__Th_e Skml one hundred years hence, instead

old-fashioned like most ‘present day British metropolis. will of beautiful parks and intersected 14y splendid boulevards, if G.

the (London County ‘Council, has "m, his way. in n remarkable address Krmymamurtl am expected m ‘m dvetllvcrml nt a private meeting oi rive in England in June I1.) (lflllvvf wmerls’ h” ‘“‘°‘"'°<1 '"°“’ W“ m“ a 86,105 of ,|ectures_ ‘Arlerwurdsv, time to plan for making this new

London. otherwise th-e city simply grow up haphazard as in the Dash and become even less suited for the growing demands of tip-to-

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ally to l-iceking to limit Londonks Rrowth. What be deems necessary Is a wise direction of its dev ment.

pie would live farther on Mr. Forrest. “Nov-Qthere he n tend- ency in the opposite direction. aird we will probably find as time "goes 011. thstiinore and,‘ more people- who own cars will move into flats near

319'!‘ 011M101‘ Selling oi_it of Lon-don rather men for coming into it.

advance. Mr Forrestsuggcsts ring of psrk land within easy dis- tance of bohdon‘s oentre- about nine miles from (baring Cross. He also suggests a system of oarkways joining u" already exis- ting psrks in lnndwn which, if his plan came true. would form an. in- ner belt of punks. Another greet boulevard: according to his plan. ILOINDON, March 4.—'C(fllCld6'l'~ should become a link between the able concern was shown by the outer and inner ring of parks.

Samuel, sent. lnndoo and the demolition, of the many slums

the government would veto any sp- tlng railway stations. he oblecio

Bankers to Play Sackville

i-o-

The Sackvltle Banker's hockey

in Sacksllle some

meet the in wha- promisee to be a very close and exciting game on. Saturday night Although they went down to dc feat in their previous encounter, the local boys feel certtaln that they will give Sackville a run for their money tomorrow night and it is eicpected that there will be a good crowd on hand to cheei them on to victory.

The local line-up will be as fol» lows: goal, Fields; defence, Mc- INmaid and Wood; forwards, Hart Hooper. Sterne. McCarthy, Floor’ Hiuestis. _

Trees Are Budding ‘In South Alberta

(Canadian Press)

llEdli-llB-R-IIDGE, Alta. ‘March. i.- Tom IPickerlng. farmer, living five miles ysest of Cardstan, sowed the first wheat this year on ildebruary "I, it was revealed bore today. ‘Fred Blumer, of Magrath. planted radishes and peas on the slam-e date. The iLetbbridge arena had 13 nlg hts of ‘skating this win-her, while the curlers have htd but ten of good ice during the whole season. ‘Trees are budding and perenn- ials are showing above ozround with a warm spring sun shining, ‘bring- ing a temperature of 50 to 60 de- Brees.

and will

100 Years Hence

JJONIDON, ‘Mar,

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of‘ being grimy, ‘badly planned and of the

e a civic paradise. girt by a belt

Forrest, Chief Architect of

will

late traffic than the London of

sMra-Forrmt objects emphatic-

elop- I

and Miss Hensley leave today for Windsor and will proceed later to England.

_.-RD MACS STILL HERE. __ The girls of the Red Mac Hockey team who left Charlottetown on Tuesday are lhaving quite a. holi- day. They were compelled to re- main in Summerside until today. Nevertheless they enIOYBd "Wm" selves and Summerside enjoyed having them.

-T'RAIN ‘FROM ‘WEST. — The first train to Su-mmersido from West since Monday arrived last night about l0 o'clock. A wreck- lug train and crew left summer- ilde about 11 o'clock to clear ihP track at -Port Hill by putting the derailed 910W "11 the 7am‘- Am" other train for t-hc West left this morning at 5 o'clock-

_LE‘CTUR-E IN KENSINGTON

A largo audience gathered in the Limited. Melllrlll- King Geofge Hall, Kensington. ____ 16'” Wednesday evening when mo. John sauna i 1

Kraft Cheese is rich in calcium, phosphorusand the growth-promoting vitamine, and intelligent mothers everywhere are using it ‘as a part of the daily dict for their growing children.

Dr. Gruloo, famous food specialist, says that good choose rnsy be given to a baby at the age of a year snsl a half. Professor Solin, in his bool: “Nutrition,” uysi "Six ounces ,of cheese with twenty-four ounces of bread will sup ly all the food nutrients required in twenty-four hours y an average grown-up individual.”

Kraft Cheese in lfi-Ibs l-lb. and S-lb. pncltlgol is always ‘sanded ls shove. Please always look for the trade mark

Many roclpls for Chosen dishes especially suitable for children us [inn in our recipe hook. Write for l free copy to the Krsft-MlcLsren Cheese C0,,

Anderson of Charlottetown gave a lgngthy and delightfully interesting description of his recent visit to Scotland and France. which W115 intently listened to. The choir 01 the Presbyterian Church rendered l. short musical iprogfflm 0f Chm‘ ises, trios and solos. Mrs. McA-dnm who is at present visiting her par- ants, Mr. .and iMirs. John McEwen, greatly pleased the audience with her fine rendition c4‘ “i-Zsry of Ar- gyle." The financial resultJ‘".Z2-60 will be used in procuring new mu- sic and anthems for tbechoir. 1t

-ious injuries from at least 33 rail-

Gollécts Fake Dam-

s osvntorso ages From (33 FlllllS ,,;;',:,,,,, GOIIIpHIIIGS ENLARGEMENT‘! PHOTOGRAPHI