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__cgp,poan Harris’ best boneless norsemeat due in a few days at ‘Ems-g, zaeo-a-is-zi.

.»BOKIS ASSORTED beef hearts. uver. tripe. sold at‘Bracc's. 3380-3-13-21.

--CIIIZST CLINIC-Dr. Crcelrnan of Charlottetown, will hold a chest clinic in the R.ed Cross Rooms at the Tom l-iall. Summer "re, on Friday from 10.30 a. m. to 2.30 p- m. S.

_.'1'vt'0 FINES $25 AND COSTS- Four Income Tax cases were tried on Wednesday by Mr. Alexander cnmpbcll, J. P., at Eun-lmerside. the parties being separately charged with having failed to file income tax re- turns for the year i928. Two con- fessed and paid the fine of $25 and costs each. The other two cases were adjourned until Wednesday. the iilth inst, for further hearing. S.

_MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER- A very interesting event took place at the home of Mrs. Josephus Slnalimgan. Summerside. on Tuesday evening, when a miscellaneous show- er was given in honor of Miss Ruth Lena Waugh. duaghter oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waugh of Surnmerside. The guests arrived a short time be- fore m; bride-elect upon whose en- trance little Miss Marjorie Pauline mollilon and Master Alexander Stir- ling MaeKay. masquerading as "bride and "groonl." wheeled a baby-carriage decorated in pink and white. into the room where Miss Waugh was seated under a bower of pink and white streamers and roses. Miss Lillian Btavert and Miss Bessie Smallmari, cousins of the bride. opened the gifts and read the verses. The gifts were then passed around by the little "bride" and "groom." Little Marjorie looked charming in a white costume with 'veil and long train caught up with pink rose. Master Alexander boast- ed a tall silk hat and navy suit.

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comic sketch. which was followed by a son! to the bride-to-bi. entitled "Until? by Mr. Roy Smallnlan. Oth- er musical numbers were contribut- "d by various members of the party. /\ buffet lunch was served at eleven o'clock. ‘The ices were cut by Mrs. A. 3- MMZKBY and Mrs. E. W. Manson, mist-Ins in sewing were the Misses U"! Wllllh. Ruby Lord. Edna Dun- can and Bernie Slnllllnan. Miss Waugh was the recipient of many beautiful gifts which included some handsome pieces of silver. cut glass and chins. Miss Waugh! marriage is to take place next week. S.

SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SERVICES AT CENTRAL

CHRISTIAN CHURCH The address by Dr. RDDL Z". Whisw ton last night in the Central Christ- iail Church meetings, was not only distinctively Scriptural but intellect- ual and inspirational. He is an orl “m9 ml"- ilreaching n short llalf hour only, but a finished product from berinning to end. Thin w

' shown by the small vote polled and the unsatisfactory majority. He de- t » subtle propaganda of the brewers ' _ and dlstillers in the press and by other means. A number of recom- _ ‘the report of a committee subse- quently appointed, which were unan- ‘imousiy adopted.

Reference_Made to Re‘ report that the minimum penalty be cent Prmggg CQuI-aty main: glreliatel; than at Pfiflbnt.

- - s e o own nornlna o it- Jail Eplsode! But D15‘ tee for the agpointmentngfcoxfrfzers cuggmn on Ggvem. and executive were named: Rev. s. ment Responibility m", B, 3,0,.“ is Avoided.

‘The annual meeting of the Tem- ___ , perance‘ Alliance of Prince Edward Elf: 'm:reg1rtir|;: Mess“ Bower’ island took place yesterday in thel Y‘ M’ c‘ A‘ with the “ummt Mr‘ M. Martin; Queens, G. F. riutcheso i; m the Prince. John Simpson.

chair. The first session was held at Execuuve__Gem.ge Barbour I“ R n "‘ m‘ ma u“ “Mmd M‘ no p‘ Tanton. Rev. H. D. Raymond’ Dr. A. in. Both were fairly well attended. a Vincent’ Luéas R_ Allan‘. A a. The mum‘: w" ‘mum Wm‘ pmy‘ McKay. Rev. J. P. Fraser E. O. Bar- er by Rev. A. J. Reynolds, Bedeque. hour’ Gem Brown. Ne‘; Glasgow The secretary. luv. .1. M. McLeod, Rm A_ J_ Remolds‘ Re“ J_ w‘ A' read the minutes of the last annual Nicholson. new D_ M_ Sinclair Rev. meeting which were adopted as read. R. H‘ stave“. Rev. E M’ Auk"; m“ The * mam‘ i“ m‘ "Pmt mm‘ John Stirling. Rev. W. E. Aitken F. plalqed that at the plebiscite there J_ mckerby‘ D_ M_ McKay E.‘ B‘ w” m “ma” lack o! “unfit McLaren, Hector Murchison. Dr.

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plored what he described as the

merldstions were also embodied in

The latter recommendation arose from the suggestion in the President's

H. Ramsay, Rev. E. M. Aitkeil.

Following is the report of the nom- inating committee: rs esident Thomas Moyse.

Vice Presidents-Kings County, S.

Ramsay, Rev. F. E. Boothroyd.

evident last night in his on "New and Old" based on ll ‘Cor. s- 11.

"Vie talk about a new religion and a new church” he said, "but s new ffillsion is no religion and a new church is no church. We are preach- ing many strange Gospels in these days. We preach the Gospel of 1n- tellectualism appealing to the intel- lect. the Gospel oi Morallsnl, appeal- 1118 to the mural nature, the Glspel of Symbolism appealing to ihe llfiflij- inatlon. the Gospel of Aszhetlcism appealing m man's artistic nature and the Gospel of Social Service ap- pealing to the physical nature. None of these nor all of these combined cannot take‘ the place of the essen- tial Gospel, the Gospel of the Blood of Christ. Thank God the olzi hymn "There is s. fountain tilled with blood" has still a place in our llynln- ais.

Tonight has a. peculiar interest to many in that the subject is of uri- usual nature. Ur. Whiston will speak on "Suicide and Christianity." The Whistons will give a negro spiritual and the large chorus will assist. The naval-look; m expected any rinlemovl and this late book of Rodd-leavers

Later in-the evening, Miss Helen lilanson favored the guests with a

will help greatly in the revival pio- gram.

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Central Guardian

TONIGHT-see, “Aunt, Billie umn ment in Charlottetown, all prollib- Jamaica at zion Church Hail. a-iol. ltlcn offenders appear before Maels-

gguqgn- 31.90pm“, "mug; 3150 The comunication drew consider- ciearing at $1.95, Mm" g; Mcuod able. discussion. The opinion was cx- g37g.3.13_3|_ pressed by Mr. George Brown. chair-

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Moorc as McLeod. Limited. 33784434. er. that the enforcement is not lax.

Zion Cllolr concert at

Men's Wear Store. Dougall. Great George Street. 3394r=-13-?l~ that the support of the w. c. T. u.

COAL - UNLOADlNG NOW CAR Springhill coal into shed. Court d: boa. "M"—23e’l-3-i2-2i.

Secretary-Rev. J. M. McLeod.

‘rreasurer-w. T. Huggan.

A communication was read from the W. C. T. U. requesting that in view of the lax prohibition enforce-

trste Tweedy in the future.

man of the Prohibition Commission.

Geo. Barbour, chief preventive offic-

The latter stated that the last year

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were such as to perrnitof articles, being passed through from the col-- side to the prisoners within.“

lllr. Allen's Explanation.

in the recent instance, Mr. Allen‘ said. "canned heat" had been snared in through the windows by the isis- ' oners who used strings for the pur- . pose, Upon imbibing of this bever- Bse the celebrants became a little hilarious and the jsilor. ~in endeavor- ing to induce some of them to return " to their cells, received a few slight K scratches on the face. The jaiior ha; resigned, not because oi this lllcii ent, but rather on account of the or. erous duties‘ devolving on him through the shepherding of ti]? eighteen or twenty prisoners now oc- WPYlnZ the establishment. This large number. he tended, 15 due to the fact that they are no longer

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DEBATE"

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lvith the sale of Securities." and that the said Act be reirlaofsd containing the amendments made or suggested at the Inter-Provincial Conference held at Toronto on February 10th to 14th. 1930, so that proper effect of the amendments may be more read- llY tinder-stood.

“Recoil/ed that it is expedient to repeal an Act passed in 2 George V. Cap. v11 inltituled, "The Audit Act," and all Acts in amendment thereto. and substitute lll lieu thereof a new Audit Act embracing certain amend- ments suggests-d by the Chartered Accountant who recently established

has been the most successful in his ten years of experience,

Mr. George Brown spoke with deep feeling against the anti-pro-

Guxmsw BANGE 0’ New Wm ilibition propaganda especially that‘ Pipe" “u” hen“ ~.M°°"23f81:°1x;§f published by “unscrupulous repre- ' ' ' ‘ sentatives of the liquor control press!‘

Inspector Haywood opposed the

OYSTII-l by l5! ill-l"- lnd Pm‘ suggestion made in the communica- st Aylwardb, I02 Richmond Street. 3357‘3'13‘3l~' its adoption would mean loss of the

tlon from the W. C. T. U. because

support of the Charlottetown police.

OPEN Fol’ BUSINESS M‘ u“ New l He further stated that the bra iff- Ihrry A- Mm" formation as a rule came from the

bootlcggess thmselves. He added

is needed, biit that any criticism to

WI SELL EVERYTHING a man be found should be brought before wears except boots. Harry A. Mac- the officials ililnselves. Doussu. Great George Street. . 2304-3-13-21. the communication was referred to

0n motion of Hon. Peter Sinclair

a committee from the Temperance

FUNERAL NOTICE. —l'ilneral of‘ Alliance and the W. C. T. U. to re- the late Daniel E. McKenzie takes port at the next session. place from hi! late residence 197 Fitzroy st.. this afternoon.

Rev. Dr. Ramsay called the ‘atten-

Ser- tlon of the Alliance to Sec. '75 of the vice starting at 2 p. in. Funeral leav- prohibition act which refers to all ing at 2.30. The funeral will be un- incorporated towns in the province der the auspices of the I. 0. O. F. and which reads nzs follows: "The and Orange orders. .

duty oi seeing that the provisions of

HAD FIN! T!!! ACROSS AT- imposing the same and of prosecut-

this act are complied with, and of Ml‘. Campbell stated that we are Bl-

Fon’ 5ALE"'DI‘AH m“ w"! LANTIC-Cabiegrams have been re-

chan . l ggéhg; $.21”? ‘a ceived at Summer-side from Mr. and

Mrs. Thane A. Campbell stating they

CAPTURED FEMALE FOX 10G. Anders Hansen, Frcnchfort. care W. J. Jenkins. flsei-s-lfl-ii.

JOHN ALFRED MMDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Ho: B2, Charlottetown. eii-lfl-li-lmopd. l HAVE ALWAYS 1N STOCK superior quality American Rubber Belting. Any length or width. Also Rubber Traces all at half price. Clinton Morison. Fredericton Sta- tion, P. E. 1. *—II0n-uunnc-_ ESCAPE!) SILVER. FOX TATOOED A. W. Z. Reward. Apply James Stewart, Dunstsffnage. aasi-a-ls-zi.

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roll top desk. 144 Great George x Street. 3i

PERSONALS

ply J. P. CsvanaughpNew Haven. 2000-81 '“_"' FOB sA-Léikflak-“Ifiir-‘LE’. was a recent visitor to the city. horn pullets and oockerels. Apply -—-—-

Joseph Curley. n. n. s, or Phone m, “will, Iii-mph, 0! mgulroforred to the re: R I-I- 5-13-31- turnue. nu Nhlflild nee-is after

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n._.-___ w. Chas. Albert ("Bert") sills of

tosr-‘Eia-iffiofiiqnrmom Dunstaiinlge is at present residual

"nl- "W"- AWlY 1°“ w“; in coal-meme. m" .

L0"_’Mm m” Wm“ Miss sisal-rower. cl Moore a

Springer Spaniel. Reward. Apply l0 "$19M"- hll "m!!!" 1mm l Weld ,

Cumberland Street lfld-fl-ll-fll. t0 331011. '

' ing persons offending against suchlCanada. having no manufacturing ill- I devolve upon the 0M9! lflfipefilvf. 511d U19 15051 IHSDBC- niodlties from the other Provin es. tors appointed, pursuant to this Act/bur, mqy m; not, buy 1mm u, m m. It shall be the duty of the councilfltum gm] w; "N151; meg in the (“may sndpf every member of the councilfsmm go,- omr Fluke“ and of the police committee and oi‘ q-he speaker Believed m, Deparp the police, and of every police offfc- lmem o! Agriculture was doing even, .er in every town or city to enforce mm; possible but he w“ 5on3, to the provisions of this Act, and tofm to mm}, ‘um. 1mm through“

take such proceedings as may be |out ‘he Pmvmw‘ The lam“ 80m um necessary for the punishment of any

offender thereunder." Several speakers stressed that part -——— --------- ----——-——-————~—'- , , , of the secti \\' ic s ram roll. sans-so scans. se- w?‘ fig ‘zitffirmno. the “mfg, aildhofzffe‘ mcgflfif is they ire only declining in value levery town or city to enforce the My“ M‘ sen-m a; Muahfleldhprovisione of the Act. Maj... R. Allan. M. l’... A.. Summer- de. on speaking in this connection ent episode in the ‘Prince County Jail. l-le stated that 5° W 99°?“ “'91 5" m" W!’ ‘Md!’ the‘ jail had been in unsatisfactory l" 1!! NW0? condition than ever be- condltion when taken over by the ""- lml this Mn only be done by the present Government. as locks and DOW!‘ machines. orswilirc lhc windows were not in good repair. He 1'0"! w" l1” l“ illliflfi-fllit ill-W)!‘ maintained that two stills were in in improving conditions, Mr. Camp- the jail at that time. The windows

Male Help Wanted ' "F"!

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>a new system of accounting in the | various departments of the Public ' Service of thc Province. so that prop- ‘er effect of the amendments may be more readily understood. That the lion. Mr. Saunders have leave to in- troduce a Bill to embody the above provisions."

Moves Address

Mr. John A. Campbell, 4th Kings. introducing the motion on the Draft Address referred to the re- covery of His Majesty the King and to his speech at the Naval Confer- ence. He referred also to the death of U. S. Chief Justice Taft. which will be deplored not only in the Uri- ited States but by every Canadian as well. Reference was also made to the late Hon. F. J. Nash. whose rec- ord ss an outstanding Journalist, or- ator will long be remembered by the people of this Province. The speak- er also made fitting mention of the death recently of Mr. Bruce Stew- art. and Senator Provvse. f

In thc matter of subsidy claims

a disadvanatge with the rest of

dustries. We import many oom-

dcr the Soldiers Settlement Board should be reduced in price and sold to some of our young men. As it

every year.

Reference was made to the critic- ism of many people when tile Depart- ment of Public Works did away with statute labor. However. as the years

boll declared. Mr. ll. A. psi-by

Mr. B. A. Darby, 3rd Prince. who semded the address, said that Div- ine Providence was indeed bountiful to this Province during the pest season. The Five Power Naval Con- ference and the broadcasting of ills Majesty's epeoeh at the opening were epochs in the world's history. Mr. Darby supported the remarks of the mover with respect to the noted men whose deaths om during the year. He would add as well the name of the iats Dr. S. R. Jenkins. who was a former member of this Legis- lature.

Discussing the Government attit- ude towards our subsidy claims. Mr. Darby said that the Premier has pre- m-lves a further eislnl in lieu of the Crown lands. His did not think the Premier had neglected In! opportun- ity of presenting those claims and expressed the hops that the matter wotlld-be settled shortly. and that sufficient ‘increase in our subsidy would pressured so that we need

criuiip elem uziiurirlrl I

on by Mr. Darby. l-ie regretted the pres-

load after carload of horses. The Depart

stock of

WHITE ACID PHOSPHATE-JZS lb. MURIATE OF POTASH—200 lb. bags.

AND MIXED OOODS—-125 lbs. bags.

prices for cash or approved credit. When sending your order please note

FOROARLOAD shipments we will deliv on the Prince Edward Island railway.

ill your locality call or write for prices.

represented. Write for full particulars.

Charbttetoivn A. H O R N E g L.-

iiable standard maintained by breed- to the implementation of the report ers of this province was commented of the Education Commission which l! 10 b! i-lblcd during the present session. "

What the people want to know n lllent of Agriculture. it is pleasing to whether it Ls purposed to submit any note. is doing its utmost to remedy. legislation on this subject at the this condition. The dairy herd at present session.

Falccelivood Farm was commended. as A more extended report of Mr. were the excellent results achieved by izSzeivarts speech will appeal- 1am, the Potato Growers Association and llle Egg and Poultry Association.

Co-operative selling is the keynote 2f progress among our farmers. If Fhemurl sauna s“ t t we could sell our _da_iry products co- hum‘ a "s d i “ “med operatively we would do still better in we“ deal °f pleaéure w that line. Everything should be done lmfnplunent the “my” and 5mm?!‘ ‘that would encourage our young men l? of the Reply‘ The“ 599G911“ mum w stay on the farm . yompare very favorably with any-

lining that he had heretofore heard. Mr. Darby refer-bed with pleasure to lThe Premier made fitting reference the increased sale of foxes last year. ‘ilo the death of Eli-President Taft, ‘Hie income from pelts and foxes was hzslcl concurred in what had been nearly 34.000000. The Silver Fox Show said with regard to the late Hon. F. last. year was an excellent thing. A EJ. Nash. He was a man who was good many of our farmers did not courteous and dealt fairly with polit- krlow what. a really good fox looked licai opponents. Reference was also like until they sew the exhibition at jmnde to thc late Dr. s: Jenkins, Ml". Charlottetown. Bruce Stewart and Senator Protvse.

The Public Works monument Mr- The Premier declared that "Fhe Darby declared, has for the first time ‘Sliifdiill had unfairly accused him been put on a real business-like foun- fol saying. "I dcnt knoiv," in “my nation. l-Ie illsianccd road “Wk. its questions placed on the order ‘JYMKB repairs. etc. We are now look- ;pnper. He never in his life in ans- his for improvements- in our “inter :\‘\‘€!' w ally question that had been reads and a start has been made in tabled said "I don't know." He could

ent necessity of having to import car-

Premler Saunders

later of Public Works. ally public platform. it was trile that Brine "R1111! 0f T1511 Prvdllvié wd lie had "made many statements that

ducts was referred to. able" to his friends in Opposition, but

- FERTILIZERS '

On opening of navigation we will as usual have a complete

SULPHATE OF AMMON|A—200 lb. bags. “CHAMPION" NITRATE OF SODA—-,1_00 lbs. bags.

All of the material being best quality-fresh, well cured, screened and reground, on which we can 110w quote lowest

order accordingly as we cannot book part bags.

_ DON'T ORDER your Fertilizer until you get our prices, WlllUll are much lower than last season. If we have no agent