AgCl-I 5. 1930

E Strongest ’ attraction of

MO RSE’S TEAS '

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have another their strength, which assures t maxi-

uali LJPS to the pound.’

Tributes To‘ Late Senator B. C. Prowse

ll a recent session of tlle Senate Canada glgqllcdii. tributes‘ were paid m. 150/‘ lion. Sir Edward Kemp, l, y, I). Reid, Hon. N. K. La.- u-“mr, lloii. B. C. Prowse, mem- ._. r-i the Scnaite who had passed gy since the last session.

I-iou Senator Dandurlnd after yin; reference to lrllc Oihél‘ 5e11- uls gpoke thus of Samator Prcwse:

_ ing beyond the bounds of pirty pol-

itics incl-sis a sci-l of free masonry -shs.ll I call it?-w'hieh unites all public men who are working for their wintry along their different lines of light and guiding. From my ex- perience of public life—and I have had a rather long experience in that NESIJOOL-I am happy to add my test- imony, if testimony is necessary, of the strong conviction which I have no doubt i share with many others, that public men according to their lights are moved by a spirit of love and self-denying service for their country. The bonds of intimate pers- enal friendship are not overlaid but strengthened by the work that pub-

lic men undertake in common for the

1e news roach“ “a yesterday o; larger and less selfish interests of

e dem‘

m“; Edltilid sland. Scnawi- Prowsc -

,1 been a member of this cham- . 5mm 1911. lie was born at Cher- lewvn in 1862. His commercial '90P was a successful one and he s one oi the mercilant princes of i li-laiul lie served es councillor the City n; Ciwrlotietown and was one time mayor of his native city. m; n pllhllC-Spifllkd man. a. man sound lildgmnent and ‘rind-ly hcmrt. Senator Willougilby paid the fol- ,-mg tfllllliti’ ‘Senator Prowse I l’; known ever since my entry into s lfouse. lie had long preceded . 'I‘iie lirmomble leader of the \'B‘.‘i1..'lli'lli has recorded the steps his viii-fol‘ lle was n mall of a very idly nauue. he had not an enemy the House; and if he could diffuse my or pleasure he was only too d io lljl so. I sincerely join with 'l'i‘)llili'ill)lr" friend the leader of iGovri-iiineni. in extending to tile “Hi5 of these gentlemen our sin- e svnlpllthlh"

tight llnii. Sir‘ George E. Foster sinviking generally of the loss sus- iisd by ihe Senate in the death tiicse wu- gentlemcn said: "There idiiierenl. kinds of ties that bind together in friendship. The ties it bind public men together are scr iuuulig those who belong to tSHIFIB side of “p6iitl‘c§‘,‘biit“e"litli‘nd5‘

Agents Wanted

0|! i-‘WMAN T rnsvul. filflwlngngzgz‘ ‘eyarsentatives.

0n p0 Z 1y. Bu“. EB H300. (Milli at weekly rage) and expenses. commmpm 0881i bfllilllkl 50811.35 wmawn Tower Bid!» “Mm _ 5- w-l s-lz-lo-as.

o! swam,- pyowse, o; lcountry, of empire and of humanity.

‘It is lll thinking over the long years we have spent together that just at this moment I have a sense of personal ices, and in expressing a senlse c! that loss I find s responsqln the hearts of many men on both sides of this Chmnber. whether one or another strip of polities binds them together. We think of our old friends and miss them. One can ul- most hear the sound of their voices in this Chalnber. One can shut ones eyes and almost see the familiar faces glowing with friendship; can feel the impulse and emotion of lmdly thoughit, which, passing beyond the lmuls c; party, distributes itself gcneraily,| among confreres and smnpanions in the work of public life.

"A ceremony like this, if we may call it n ceremony, brings thought! to us all of the swiftness with which life passes, and of the certainty that an end shell come sooner or later. To those that are left it brings a‘ reminder of their duty to take up the torch that lights the psith that our young nation is travelling. Canada will have a' greater and more pros- pervus future if we who remain bear the torch as it should be bome, with our sense of responsibility increasing as those vwho are companions slctlg snipers-omen vswrurwrm ‘is

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dusk and leave us forever.“ ' ‘

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eon ssssfiro tar. sosnn AND room signs on- band at Guardian Office. ' rbFns-slls-u-Q-“cuolos Barnum rock eeckerels from 285 eigs strain. u. closultsrt, Msrslinslc. .

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E2... sALs-oliiosunan. APPLY Rum-t Bill, Fredericton. zioe-a-s-at

ron-sllllll-Io-u-oloe snoop sow. farrow in April. Apply Peter Morri- son, Granville. 2994-3441-

. sleeve." i1ii“‘.£.‘;.?’ .. ,- . . Cli on Morison, hederieton its- "i P. 15.1. '< .

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Hun roa sine-so Acres. Ap- ply J. P. Csvansulh.‘ New Bevan- zoso-sl

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HAY FOR. SALE Point. 1 will be at Resins-n Rob- ertson's on March 10th lo sell Hay. w. o. Richards. alas-a-o-fli-

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" .» l‘ ll hll- . m” lunqmmy “w” a S, January, 1'1. mo. ma. Minnie e. Mc- bsodfllsd. M. csushm- or the isle.

FOR BALE-Jill! DIED GUIRN- sey Bull. three 7W1 old. I190 Guernsey grade cow. 8 years old. to freshen last of March a. s. Mel- létt, York, P. I. I. a-s-l-s

lioness roi-ssl-b-svsr‘ sa- rlvsd another suited of choice. ‘sound and well-mien horses st 'my stables. Wellington McNeill, Iuntsin a Dell's Wharf.

. McLeod. Mrs.

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THE CHALOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Thé Central Guardian i

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HALIFAX WOLVEIINBS V!

Abegwelis. Areas, Friday night. 2144.

FUNERAL POUTPONID. - The funeral of the late Robert Brown, which was to have taken place this sitar-neon is postponed until Thurs- day it 2 o'clock.

YBSTEKDAYB MARKET-Eggs sold at sec; butter 45c; chickens ll to $2; fowl $1 lo $1.76; apples 15c don; Bay 65c to 70c; straw 40c; oats 55c; hunlps 50c; memes 70c.

Till! FUNERAL MASS for‘ the late Rev. Lawrence smith will be held in st. Dunstans Basilica tomor- row morning at 10.15. The remains will be forwarded by the noon (12.05) train to North Wlltshire.

HALIFAX WOLVEDINES VS Abegwelfs, Arena, Friday night. 2144.

wlLl. TAKE onu or OI-‘I-‘ICE-— This morning at li o'clock in the Supreme Court Room, Mr. p. Gavan Duffy, K. C., will be, sworn in by Chief Justice Mathieson as Judge of the County Court of Queen's County.

TlIE GRADUATING CLASS 0i" Prince of Wales College held a most enjoyable social function in the can adisn Legion Rooms lest evening, at tended by more than thirty members and guests. A variety of games under

were thoroughly enjoyed. The chap- erones of the evening were Professor and Mrs. G. D. Steele and Professor and Mrs. J. G. Bennett. ‘

OTllllER TS MEN'S DANCE. — The Other Y's Men's dance held at the Casino lsst evening wss a thon- oughly enjoyed functioh._Almost one hundred couples tripped the light fantastic to the music of the Casino Orchestra. A number of novelties added additional spice to the already attractive occasion. i

BRADALBANE UNITED CHURCH 0P‘ CANADA-Services on the above charge for Sunday, March 9, i930, are ss follows: Granville, 11 a. m.; Rose Valley, 3» p. m; Brsdalbane, 7 p. m. The Sacrament of the lord's supper will be dispensed at the af- ternoon service, in consequence of which there will be Preparatory Ber- vfcls at Rose Valley on Thursday and Friday evenings, commencing ut 7.30. Thos Pslethorpe, Minister.

hill?" IN . . news has been received of the death in Calgary Monday of Donald Mont- gomery Johnson. formerly of Long River. in this Province; death being due to double pneumonia. Mr. John

' son left this Province two years ago

Ind settled in Clighfy, Alberta.

' where he took up for ranching with ' great success. He leaves to-mourn his

wife, dormerly Miss Nettie only, Buinnlérslde, four daughters, Mrs. MoGill and Misses Helen and. Mm’. Ind one ion David, also his sister, Mrs. Ella Campbell, Parke-Corner. to all of whom sincer- est sympathy wlll be extended in their sad’ bereavement.

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P. l. ISLAND PEOPLE 1N CALI- IOINIA-Mrs. was the hostess at a delightful tea given- at the home of Mrs. Wynne

her sister, Miss Keegan, who comes

native Canada. Mrs. Krammer had the pleasure of presenting to Miss Keegan the following guests: Mrs. Curran, Mrs. Themes McCloslrey, Mrs. Joseph McOloslrey. Mrs. roster, Mrs. Mari, Mrs. wolf, Miss Brand and Miss Winnie Russel of sierra Madre, Mrs. Pinney of Al- hambra and Mrs. Harvey of Eagle Rock. The guests enjoyed both the excellent vlands and dancing which

' ‘. especially the old time dmelng cf Mrsflrilomas McCloslrey, stpped in the lively tune of “Kli- deres. ghncy." Mr. James Bradley, who is ‘visiting the west from P. E. Island. Canadl. was also present and

and tbs surrounding country, its grateful soil, delightful climate and chemist pecplop-(Califomia News).

the direction of Mr. Alex. Msthesoil '

Joseph Kremmer Bradley, nerd-i Mountain null‘, for

to the sunny scuthland from her

For-

voicsd his praise‘ of sierra Madre,

POLICE COURF-At the Police Court yesterday morning the ease of v s. mun charged with carrying con-. cealed weapons was adjourned till to- morrow.

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HALIFAX WOLVERINES VS

Abegwelis. Arena, Friday night. 21H.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND—Rev. Ewen MocDougnll will preach Fri- day, 7th, at Birch Hill at 7.30 p. m. and Sabbath, 0th, at Bangor at ll a. m. and 'i p. m.

EPISCOPAI. SERVICES-First Sun day in Lent, March 9.—St. Marks, ‘Rwstlco, morning prayer ll a. m., St. John's, Millnlnevening prayer 3 p. m. Rev. C. F. Johnson, Wednesday March 5th and 12th. St. John's, Milton, Lenten Services, 7.30 p. ln.

P. S. LITERARY SIQCIETY- - The Prince Street School Literary society held its weekly meeting yes- tcrdny afternoon. Under the direc- tion of Rev. Dr. Ramsay, Joan of Arc was discussed.

PROIIIBITION CASE-Tile def-

CRASWELI. Studio rnorocnsrns

AMATEUR. FINISHING

212i d-li-lmonth.

Erinitp Enlist Eilurtb

WEDNESDAY - . I Shall-Wealth’: Missionary Society, Regular monthly

meeting- Heartz Memorial Hall. - Milk-Officers and Teachers of Sun-l day School. weekly supper, meeting “Teaching values of‘

the Old Testament-Why Rev. C.

N. Brown, M. A., continued. , 7.30-—Weekly Prayer Service-Visitors cordially welcome — Heart: Memorial lisll. ' ‘ 8.30-l\‘leetIng of Session — Ladies‘ Parlor. ' 2122. Master Ixslle McLauglilan, Stem, hope, had the misfortune of break-l lng his urm Saturday. i

Mrs. A. A. McNeili. who has rc-j turned from s visit to Halifax. has as hes‘ guest her mother, Mrs. Jalllcs ' Byrne. "

Miss Alny Worth has returned to

oxidant 1n‘a prohibition case, ad- journed from last Wednesday con- fessed guilty to the charge yesterday, before Prohibition Magistrate Tweedy

and was fined $200 and costs or in.

default of payment three months in, fall. '

I LIBRARY CLOSES TEMPOIF, ARILY-‘liie legislative and Dodd} Public Library will be clcofrd to thei Public during Tuiursdayf Friday and Saturday of this wcck and will be opened in the New Library build-| llig on Monday morning at the us-' uni hours. Patrons will please hold books in their possession until the. first of the week. i

I‘. W. (T. DEBATlNG-At the regu- lar weekly debate held at Prince of Wales College yesterday, the subject discussed was "Resolved that the‘_ British Empire is in danger of dis-' integration." The resolution was: émiec by the close vote of 34 to so‘ The speakers for the Pro side were larances Kerwin, Norma McQuarrie and Wallace Andi-cw. Those for the- Con side were Marlon Millman, Jean' Sharp and Heath Saunders. Wilfred. BOOb-JTOYCI acted ns critic.

tiirlm rsnrv ENJOYED. -! The card party held under the nus-i plcss'of'18t.-,Yinrrw . ing Circle in C. O. M., l-ial evening was very well Mien (l; end the enthusiastic contestants en,loy-, ed their game to the utmost The‘ indies in charge wish to th the different business men who gen- erously donated prizes for e oc- casion. A nice sum was which will he used by circle to buy material to up by them into clothing deserving poor of our ei prizes were awarded as

The llows; Mrs. John Bmirke, consolsti , Miss Mr. J. F. McGulsan. scco John McAleer. consolation,‘ ward Flynn. Lucky chair M McKinnon.

: Many mothers have reaso

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of suffering and made them _ althy.

PERSONALS , Mr. Gordon Crockett, Yoli. in the city yesterday. _ ms. Mary A. Birt has to her ilomc nt Covehelld shcrifivrisig lo Plsquid.

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urn of David

The Guardian regrets lo the serious illness of Mr.‘ Dover, East Suffolk.

N. lll. RESUL

Boston. 5: Clnadlens, 2; Toronto, l; Americans, l; Ottawa, D: Montreal}. ' i

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IICLIOD-At Burlington. Iowa.

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w. s. sermon, nbstlriiueiico. i blown-on March 3rd. at his mason of us: mils-low. u- osssiism. at Armin. wry r, widows: the 1m noun. ‘w- Imwn. mlm 0M vnr- 174mm! ' V _ _ .. service stardust’ room, funeral lstving at‘ ‘ti?! Illttrmfnlr People's Osmot-

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Charlottetown O Nlfllfllflim o mail ' < -

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' l Mr . Spencer's

,hcr home much improved from her‘

recent operation in the Prince EJ.l-. ward Island Hospital;

Among the students taking the Red Cross nursing course is Mfrs N.

iibley of the C. W. l..., ccrnlniilee.’ City. Mrs. (Coi.) Allan, Covehesd lllesi

is visiting in the city, the guest of Dr. Wylie and Mrs. Allen.

Miss Jean Gorveatt, Cumberland. has returned home after spending the past week in the city with her sister. Mrs. A. K. MacPhee, Prince Street.

Mrs. George Green of Kingston is doing nicely after a very serious op- oration in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Mrs. Green expects to be homc in the course of a few weeks fully recovered.

Mr. Weston Railings, North Rus-l ticc, returned yesterday after n two weeks’ visit to Montreal and Ottawa. Mr. Rollings made the last lap of his- return trip, from Molleton to Char- lottetown, by airplane, and enjoyed it ‘ lensely.

Government

‘(Continued froln page i) Constitution is that of subsidies from the Dominion to't1le provinces and that there is no greater undertaking‘ upoll which money could more jllst-| iflably or with greater benefit be;

alizied spent than in the promotion of pub-| who had died eitilcr during the war th sewing llc health; and, before and after liiiii., or

‘laudable purpose of the resolution;

,but invoked the argument ngaiiisti Jurlfictfon. Increase the tiOlllllllull‘

lls being done by the Provinces, ha‘

lcontlnued by them without ‘special.

‘contribution fronl the federal trees-J | ury for s. particular purpose. i It was argued that such Qifllllsy

Mother Graves‘ Worms Extc lfilfbfiymply the gxgrglge of control by the‘ 'l'oi;v, lS_ll\(‘ chairman of the Na- beceuse it has relieved the ll cones Domini” and m,“ Such Control miiioiinl RCF-CkIYClI Council of Canada.

{operation | Jurisdiction.

limited the provincial . resolution really amounted to this: l-le pointed out‘ {that the Rockefeller foundation was prepared to bear one third of the cost lfor the first threc years. lie rvniitcrl jtne Federal Government to assume this one third after the ioundiitioii . had withdrawn its funds in this con- ‘ nectlcn.

Prince Edward Island lneliglliln

Hon. P. J. Veniot, Postmaster Gen- fill. Itlfed that all the provinces could not receive grants fronl the Rockefeller ' ‘ tion. Prince Ed- ward Island was ineligible becullsc it had no medical school.

‘The resolution was declared "enr- ried" without n division, it involving nothing more in the way of Govern- ment responsibility ,than taking the proposal into "consideration."

Veterans’ Tensions The resolution of Dr. J. H. King.

templated the introduction of a bill whose provisions would render wsi veterans eligible for old age pensions it the age of 60 and at the same time extend this legislation to vet- ersns wlrohsd eeesisis totally and permanently unemployed before that age, was debated in commit oi‘ the

[whole in the House of Commons tow _ All)’ The minister outlined the scope

of thl PNDOOM bill, and am... that one of the great difficulties M. Dfllenfuwas that of the man who hid DMD MUN If!“ ,li'id lo could not Vol‘! - i - ~ m‘ .

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, asking

‘by mi amount ilot exceeding $40.00a

‘ as much as willie it pllrpggcd 1,0 be

.sllilllld be dealt with in an impartial

ithc ndnlinistralioll of the pensions

, cilsahilliy was duo to Will‘ solver. ‘lllll-‘ii llc l‘f‘l‘llf‘llllli"i'f‘(l, srrlll lilr. iTrn~

Minister or Pensions, which coll-I

‘~33 160691416 the principle or um Old Age Pensions, which granted | small allowance to persons at the age of 70. It was now intended ma; ior the benefit of wsr veterans this age limit be reduced to 65. At the

some time, he sold "we quite realize

"l" mlny veterans may reach the SW16 where they are permanently and WWW unemllloysble before they “"51" l-hlt B8B; and therefore we are parliamentary authority to extend the benefits of this legislation to men who saw nctlve service in e theatre of war and are permanently unempioyable no ‘matter what age K110i’ may be, provided, of course, they are not already taken care of by war hc-nsloil or otherwise. '

"I'm: ilroposui was, he said, to sup- picilicilt the income of those eligible

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the oflice ready dough. 40c (l6 doses). At all druggisls.

month in. the case of a married H ‘J

"m" and $20.00 in the case of a single mail.

‘file resolution brought forth vigor- ous criticism from the Opposition in

the result of representations made by Sll‘ Arthur Currie and others, it had n different object altogether, and had thrown a. delicate question which

way into the political melting pot. ‘Phr- proposed nlcztsllre represented a most OlJJECLlOlIBDIE form of proced- ure. 1t was not right or fitting that

firs! 11...: mm com. take ‘Bl/EKLEYS.

ET "Buckley's" anliseptir. ‘Xlrativl and acid-neutralizing agents rheri that cold or cough before if become! dangerous. A few rinses nf"Rur.-k|e_v's" today may ssve vou from a severe ill- 'ee a hnllle of this fast-acting remedv at our". another at r the first sneeze or Two sixes: 75c HO doses);

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rnt situation has prompted the Gov-I ernment to take inlliledlate actioiifi Cclnnlenting on the iuci flint tile‘ COlllllll$I$lUll was lo be il|l,‘..)lil'.l)'_l “LC? Kcntvillc Arlvcrtlsrr, \\'illf.'~l l-'-.:s Cfill-l sistently urged that there be an lll-I‘ VCSUZIAUOH, stated iii iluri. ii. an ell-l itorial on f-‘ridav as folio»... "By its’ nclion the Govcriliileill. n‘. Nova Sco-