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_sA1“uaoAv, April 9th. Special display or new season's Mlllinery and ‘Ladies Ready to Wear at Sin- QIQh-‘g, 4772-4-T2l.

—F'OR SALL-Power Hay Press international, first class shape. Ca- pacity 15 to 30 tons. Terms to suit Preston Toombs, Kensinelﬂll-

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THE ciiliniioriiurowu GUARDIAN

\ . ~ . Eastern Guardian ..'EA§TER"N AGENT — MI‘. J. W- Murdock is now Guardian e89!!! in Montague sad will ‘be ‘pleased to

receive news items. advertising. new and renewal subscriptions.

HH-IORBEB FOR 8ALE-' To arrive in Montague about April 20th., two cars western horses from 3 to 8 years, weighing from

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A large proportion of all the nsvvs snerly [ones-sled In is normal bully is expenibd in the act of seeing .

Eyes Ire often found to he (infective so that llthnupls vision is iitill gnarl they Ire ennsurnln twice or three tim- es their n-liotteil portion of nerve force, this» robbing other vital organs of their motive power.

The result is serious orders-often in remote parts body.

Two out of every ten people are in this fix. yet the real cause of their trouble is often not even suspected un- Ill I thorough examinatio discloses the facts.

If there is any reason whatever to suspect eye strain. the common sense thin] to do in to have u thorough ox-

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(JET Till’; FACT‘ ABOUT YOUB EYES.

H. J. MABON-l ‘

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physical Illn- of the

Frances Naval Program

lPAiRliS, April 6. — One cruiser. six (lestroyers, live submarines, one urine-laying submarine and tWO dispatch vessels will ‘be built b)’ France between July 1, 1927. and June s0. 1927, tinder a bill signed today ‘by President Doumergue. The vessels belong to the second section oi France's naval program. Tlille bill ailthorizes the laying down oi’ the vessels and provides that credits for their conetructiou- be included in the budgetl

Situation Wrongly Stated in Press

(Special to the Guardian)

QTTAWA. Ont, April 6. —— in reply to a question in the Com- mons today as to the trut-h of the statement that in the future the post offices department would not lake on men who were amputation cases. Post Master-General Veuolt declared that the situation had ‘been wrongly stated in the press. There had ‘been certain‘ vacant positions in connection with which it had been impossble to accept men who ivere amputation cases ‘by virtue of the nature of the dut- ies, ‘but no definite ruling such as had been stated ilad- been laid down, he asserted.

‘Dr. Kaiser. M. P.. for South Ontario, enquired whether the dom- inion council had been summoned to Ottawa to consider the epidemic in Montreal. "If not, ‘why not," he asked.

il-ion. Dr. King, Minister o! ..I-ieaith. declared that the situation» was being handled by the local and provtncialvlboard of health. "We

' arskeepittg in touch with them."

he said. Pbut the situation is not in our jurisdiction."

A. folll to amend the special war revenue act of 1925 was passed without amendment. '

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Minsrdu in molasses quick relief. Mix well use as a drench.

gives and

Marie Wedge;

‘ V-—-1, Ella McNeil]; 2, Annie Coyle

1, Inez Gallant; Lorraine Arsellault Lena Arsenault (equal): 3, Mildred

" James Hogan and Benjamin Gal-

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Ready to Wear opening display . Saturday, April 9th. All day and MINTBRHTI-Nﬂ EVANGEl-Is- evening. Kindly call. 4772. ‘HO 8E‘RVi0E8.--Crowds attend Mission Meetings. The TMission of --MILLINERY OPENING and Evangelism inaugurated in the Uni- showing of Ladies‘ Coats, SuitsQted iChurch, Montague, Rev. John Dresses, etc. ‘Saturday, April iitlidﬁtirling, B, A., Pastor-dost Sunday‘ You are invited to call. Sinclairll: by iRiev. Dr. H. N. Maobean, Evan- Stewart. Limited. 4772. gslist, assisted .by- his daughter lMlss Irene, as soloist, is creating --UNITED CHURGPL-Sundaylgl-eat interest and drawing larse APT“ 10"‘- 1927- Bede-We- 11 5- m-icongregations. A strong choir with Searletowll. 3p. m. Cape Traverse,jM,s_ MacLm-en M organism is m“. 7 P- "l- 0mm"! ma"! ""393 Tues idering service that is evoking com- d"y' Aw“ 12th at 2 °cl°°k munendation and praise. Miss Mac-

Bedeque Church’ This meenngllean whose solo work is an out-

closes the accounts of the Churchmmndlng feature of the Mignon has a voice ot unusual power and ___'GUARD|A.N °FF|cE_ __ The Cli-IIIIIL Th6 EVMIQQllSl-lc 11168581398 Guardian's Western Office is locatqﬂlrﬂlﬁhi- lmlmnlal and ‘men “um” ea in the McNeil ‘Building, water-ding. like machine aim ﬁrs. leave St, Sumlnerside. where subscrip-‘nono untouched. Meﬁllllss are held Lions], news or advertising will be ‘nightly (except Silitititrday) and open rece ved. The phone number is at 7.45 with a brg t song serv ce. 233- Moolltigs for the young ipeople arc held every afternoon at 3.30 The

“A DANGEROl-ls JOURNEY- children are completely captivated A steer. ‘brought ln to one of 111.34,, we goal”; choruses, and the butchers here" on -Wednesday.'"worth While Stories" told by the broke loose and started pell-mell Evangelist The Sunday services. honlewsrd to -Bedeque, across the are held a, 11 a_ m and 7 u, m‘ The ice’ n is doubtful if he gm acrcss’ Mission like every-other of its kind as the ice is‘ in a dangerous condl" ltliou h under denominational nus- uoulror crossing H‘ ‘Tlicemgis strictly undenominatlonal‘ in aim and outlook. and intended to‘ 1.75.51?! i.‘ S°..‘.’.E’.'.‘.T'..E.“§J..".Z.SZ‘.‘ . f;épgggiggggemogggaggpnggg;; beam’ H“ Honor Mr’ J‘ P‘ wyat this fact has been ‘fully demon-l

K. C., an offender against tile Pro- - hlbition Act was fined $200 undamlted‘ Deapke ‘bad Twas’ people‘

. Orwell. have been attending the’

213318312 f,§':§,_“'°“lhs m jam He Meetings. The Mission will close onl Aiprll 17th after which the ‘Evangel-l‘ ist goes to Belfast. I --—-—<oc-—i— I

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-—REGOVERED. - His many friends will be pleased to learn that Mr. Thomas Roneghau, Fern- wood. who had his hand badly cilt with a saw some time ago, has re- turned to his home from the Prince County Hospital.

--HONOR ROLL. -St. Mary's Academy, Summersido:—— Grade X »

——l, Yvonne Arsenault: 2, Anna , aiizzrilzll."‘:;sl:;:r.£:.i:a“:; 7 Year 01d Girl I Spends Night in School Room

PERSONALS

nrlvirs. John Stewart oi‘ George- 1109111, ‘has returned Ito her home. ilfter spending the pant few days in Charlottetown. A.

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Gertrude McNelll: 3. Leanore Mc-

Neill. Grads Vlli-—l. Helen Kelly; ‘PHIHLAIIJELIJPHIA, April 5. —Dur-Y' lug the long hours or’ Friday night

2, Dora Wedge; 3, Andrea Dalton.

Grade Vii-l. Helen McNeiiI; 2, J-lelen‘ Wilkus. seven year old. stood in the corner oi‘ i1 school

3. Doris Gaudet. room with her face obedienlly turn-

Grade VI—I, Mal-y McNeill. Olive

Doucette (equal): 2. Hertha Ger- ed to abs xwall. Some boys put her chars and told her she must stay

rier: 3. Margaret Gallant. Grade there for a punishment. ‘While

neighbors and police madc a frantic twelve hour search she was all the lallt (equal): 2, Margaret M. time standing in her corner. “it Arsenaillt: 3. Florence Dalton alld'was ‘awfully dark and lonesome," 3'11"" Mcllml! (equal) she said, "and l wanted my mother. ‘Then the light came and I heard the sparrows and I wasn't so scur- ci." ~

3, Margaret McNeill. Grade IV—-

Gallant.

I Grade lli—1, Emily Poir- er:

2, Winnifred‘ Arsenault; 3.‘ Elizabeth Dalton. Grade lI— 1.

—‘DOUBiLE FUNERAL- Tile ce- metery ait St. Marks. Lot 7, on Sat- urday the 2nd inst. presented a sad EPDBQPGHCB. when the funerals were held of the two young men who were killed on the evening 0:‘ lMarch 27. by being struck with a street car at S-tanford. Conn. The remains oi’ Eddy Hailoran were ac. com-pooled ‘to his home by his bro- ther Wllifred. while Eugene lMcCar. l-hY ﬂiiliomiiililled the remains of

Stock Quotations i

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his brother Thomas. "McCarthy. vThe remains of both arrived ‘home iligqlgglriltayvgiisttnlillt;113.5115? and in. s o‘ l1 , ns . _ J, A, Mupouald Offlclaited’; ﬁgllllilnl. Can. Co. . . . . . . . . . . the deceased were well and ‘favor-i m- ‘car and Fdy" Co" ' albly gnaw“, as ‘was Show“ by n“; m. LocomotiveCo. 110 large concourse or peome who Am. Smelt. and Reins‘ Co. . 144%, were at the grgvg m witness one Anaconda iCon. Min. ‘Co. 46% of the saddest ga/therlngs eve,- ICan. Paciﬁc Co. . . . . . . . . . .. seen perhaps on this lslgnql rpm, ‘NX. Cen. and Ilud. Riv. ‘ILR families are in mourning in Lot 7. “Cuba Cane iSuizar Co. iPld. WWW- Consolidated Gas Co. (N.Y.) PERSONALS Hudson Motor Car Co. ‘ , international Paper iCo. ~Mr alld Mrs Paschal McDon- international Petroleum “ha gill?“ Rival’ Bilellt the week- Standard Oil of N- J. 6% en ll unlmarside, the uests of » ll . . . . . . . . . . .. . “l!” Charles Mwmiﬂld- g gglzlglllilfilgzclﬂc o... ‘ 1131/1

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Ml‘. J. W. 'l‘ilrnill~, ilirliiui‘ prop-i l'ici.0l' of tllc Uukioy Hillel. is llilw: ,_ acting as rcpresillriaiivc for ' Wheat—May, 135%; July, 129%; Rnlienbin-y; Sept. 127%. Corn—'—Mny, 7i; Sept» 81%. 0ats--May, 443i}. Wh°1ii—M"Y- 141%? July- 133775101 Mr... .1. u. Nlnttllevir, I'm" their? -i—Q0c>--——-

w ._ailnilal meeting, which proved to! Souris Notes

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~Mr. and ‘Mrs. Crosby. BonsllltW.|| Tile many friends of Ml". liegill-l are visiting their daughter Mrs. J. aid MacDonald are glad to wclcomu" B. Matthew, Sourls. hllll back to his ,Pond after silendillg _tlic greater,

The 1mm, friends of M“ _]_ yam-Jpart of the winter in Ncwioillldlllnil.‘ guson. clruggist are pleased [of He brought with lllill 11 very Villli- he“ may, he is qm-proving Him-able dog \Vlll('lI he purchased wllilc. undergoing treatment‘ in the P. Illefv- ' ‘

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' l QUEEN S UARE i On ‘Thursday night, Mar. 31st. -Hono,. RO"%m..Mar3;cH°°L g m“ "W" °' 3mm“ w“ l" wmllcinmnu X—-iPl'ln‘clpul's built. l darkness owing to the llelvy allow H,“ n|vh|on on the electric light wires. causing 1 mm,“ 38,148,,“ ‘ short clrcull" ‘2. Gerald Johnston ‘

ii Thomas “Pelters.

The mini’ friends or Miss Evelyn Second Division ' l Jblﬂistov. teacher at Kinxsboro. 1 Reggie McDoliald , are sorry to llear that slls has not 2 wyoiq Duffy ‘ Keendable to ‘teach during the past 3 Reggie IMuCsl-vllle

W IYF- 0W 1'18 to sickness. We GRiA-DIE IX—-Mr.‘McDolluiil‘s Dept. hope _ that Miss Johnston will '1. Elrmolgimgmiiian soon be well again and able to car-r ‘I jreddy McKearney

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