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P R | N C E EDWARD WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

ORCHESTRA

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roimv & Tues. WITH ,DRCHESTRA

LaPLAN TE ~

' wrru A aiwur or i~:xi»ER'r FUN-iuARERs

IN THE SCREENS FUNNIEST (J 0 M E D Y

“THANKS FOR THE `

Buscar RIDE

BUYEBB SUPPORTING CAST WITH

ALSO concur-"Trinka iT is" -USUAL rniccs

AND'

USUAL .PRICES

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CAPITUL roniiv - runs- wsu.

YOU’VE A NEVER READ A BETTER STORY - THE

THE -

:mashed to pieces.

class of thirty from Columbus Iios-I

The gayet-Y and the tragedy vi’ Broadway in a pl¢¢ur¢ of sheer - gh;-lll and adven-

CAST.-Hear M. H. Conroy, of G._ A. Stimsoii & Co., Ltd., the oldest; Bond House in Canada, deliver his nationally famous lecture on “In-3 vesi; to Build Canada", Thursday; night at 7.30. Mr. Conroy has deliv-, ered this lecture before Boards of

V Trade, 'Rotal‘y. Kiwanis and otlieri /

hunter-`. iri this § Business Men’s Associations or eo“s| ,_ ¢; J throughout Canada and will be

gownid Smniyng - 4 _ heard with interest and profit.

triumph. \_ ,_ LAURENCE <5 <»

GRAY AND ‘l '

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PICTURE Comedy LEE .» -list. SURPASSES Usual Prices i-_..._ I . _ _ fl

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Norma Shearer will satlsf y the greedlest thrill

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Fear of the Lord" by Sim er

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Mrs. Lafierty and Mrs. A. A.

cl Mutch took the duet.

Most appropriate and well rcnd- RA"/\l\|

ered wus the solo by Mr. Harry WILFRED G

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PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT

E, _ IS OUR PRIDE

' We take pnrtic\ii;nr’pride ln this depart-

ment with its stock of frcsh'pure drugs obtained from the best manufacturers, and

' tho up-to-date equipment for dispensing. To .

' insiuv correctness, only registered drugglsts

with years of experience do the dispens-

ing, We dispense pescrlptlons written by _

' any Doctor.

.. LET US DISPENSE YOUR NEXT.

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I. ERNEST H WORTH

. Phono 82. Opp, Zion Church 142 Prince Street

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REMOVAL NOTICE

The Hardie Manufacturing Company, have moved from

their location on Queen Street, into the property lately oc- cupied by L. A. Bauard, on Grafton Street, opposite the Court House.

In taking over this larger property we extend our

invltatlon to our friends and future customers. to :rome in .ml |90; gvq- me high grade l-`a.rm Implements we have on sale.

_ Fefullzm- sown;-5, Home Hoes, ldisc and niouldhoard) Sprayers, (hand and power) Mowers, llimiure Spreadors, BDU! and Potato Diggers.

The Hardie Mfg. Go.

Cmrlolmown Sumincrslde.

subject of joy as an element in the.9935-ig9155--Q19J39l'?§‘5‘39yY°!»'15b9,fR,egii1ald Graham, and two sisters. Christian life and how it must be Weather' at the evenmg diet °f W0" Mrs. Ruth Hodgdon, wife of Wesley cultivated; and the lesson of the ship' `|l-Iodgdon, of Somerville, ond Miss sermon was reiterated in song by a Much interest was "ken in th°iEleanor Graham, ii. member of the mixed quaitette consisting of Mrs. f°“" s°"“°“s give" by the Mmmterlclass of 1928, Somerville High Fletcher, Miss McKenzie, Mr. Rit- °" the parable °f me Pr°dig“1"School. The young man took deeli chle and Mr. Tweedy. The choir Luke XV' = "lintcrest in High School activities, sang the anthem "New every morn-` “The Pmdgal 'md Elder Br°u`9e' and was especially beloved by rel- ing is the love." Mrs. Roy Cudmore was the theme °f the mscourse' atives and friends. He attended the soprano, taking the solo part. C'°°d 5“I’I°°rt is being given by

In the evening the sermon was me choir which was Wen represenbl I-Iis death is a keen blow to his on the secret of wicc character Hi Their "“d‘“°“ °f me S°‘“°'|mthci~, thc mcthcr being iii in iiic building, based on the parable of _‘f’_§_lll;»(l;uul:v1if1L1alle;a.lx_1dT¢;l1lii§:_:ult;_a£;h;z;lg£`h0spllal_ and as yet has plot b_{e;:ii, the wise man who built his house , informed of lier son`s dee. i. `i-: upon a rock. The special music at P°“°°»" by B°W’°S “f T°'°“t°- Wasfruncrai services wcrc hclci on sim- thls service included a vocal duet VBFY 5118. Zi0l1 mall* flflartei was lay at 2.30 o‘clock at the home, (lil “When I survey the wondrous heard t° “d‘”*“I'a3e,, m Remember Berkeley Street, Rev. H. Douglas cross" by Mr. George Johnson ten- Me' 0 Mighty 'One' 'itarrait sang: “Safe in the Arms oi on and M,-_ Fred wh"ehe9_d_ bass Mr. Geo. Beers was special soloist Iesus-._ and “Them is R Heart fm. an amhem --God that mqdest and gave a. line rendering of_ thc -5,.».rv S0l~r0w_" earth and heaven" in which Mr. I°“°h1“g ‘md dr‘},'“a"i° Hynm ‘TW The burial was at Wyoming Cern- Perey D. Williams sang the tenor Ninety and Nm°~ _ itery, Melrose. Many bmlltlilll

S030 [md obllgaw; ,md_ as an of, Wednesday evening the 30th inst. 'lowers expressed the syr@,hy of fertory Mend;-:1lsohn's chorale and Wm be a busy evening at Zim? :ieiizhhors and friends. fuguc in D minor from the sixth '1`h_<= S'=SSl°“ will meet “I '7 °°l°°i< Mr. Murdock Graham. of Emcirii- organ Sonata, played by request. 5° dl-5°“§S matwrs relative "° ffm’ bane. Prince Edward Island, graiid- Despite the disagreeable weather. Ministers aifendfmce “S C°mm‘~i' other cf the dccciiscd, was prcscni

there was a large attendance of the iI°n€l‘ U7 the General AB5€mbIy- `al; the funeral. choir at both services. The Ladies Md have called f°" Copied from the Somerville Jour-

This is characteristic of the Trin- 1 SDCCIHI MEEUHE' 011 N112 Same ev' nal of Friday, May 18th.

ity choir, whose fidelity to duty is a 8111118 M 'I-30-

flne exam le to tiic con rc ation. The MISSIOII Band' which I5 ‘me

In the pSuiiday Schoil ga shgrl if the busiest organizations of our

mlsslonal-y programme wan; garrled Church. will hold their Annual Mite ‘_ lout. it is thc custom to do this Box oneninz and concert iii 'Y-4~>~ _ Ffonl Mgblll

[once elmh month prog G_ D, Steele Admislson silver collection. , .

m~e5l¢led_ Donations of candy for the sale ~--

Two lmle boyg, Allison Gllllg and will be appreciated. MONTREAL. May 26._-_~R.esults _iii Al-ll-,ur 1-lem-tz relgllgd the twenty- The meeting will take the place of the final years of McGill Univeis-t |f0ul-gh psalm :he mid-week service. ity were mode public _yr-stcrciiiy, fol-

Mlss Bern, Hlleslls sang a 5010 Mr. Fulton will preside and give lowing n special meeting of the cor-1 -~-~--<+>»»~-~ - __ ____ __________ __,_...

_,, |"Ler. the lower lights bc bunilng.“ U10 HKICIYCSS- DOTRUUU- 1 , Y __ _ _ '

UTILAC

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The Iuhlog toioy is for colur, liright color. attractive

color, color in all the furnishings of the home.

Brlng your home up-to-date with "U'l‘ILAC"-so UI!!

to apply. lo moderate In price, and shown in 14 beautiful colon and dur.

Special Demonstration at HOLMAN’S.

Tuesday, May 29-Charlottetown

Wednesday, May 30-Summerside

Nuke It Q point to attend this special demonstration at

elthn our Clmrlotteimru or Summenide stores. ~

Ml-5_ “_ H_ Rogers read E paper 0" Members of the congregation iind The successfiil students \vlll iw-_ l.l'..\\l-..\ lllh SUM ____________________ _T________ ____ __ __ ___.- _. ~_.;-_;_;»__ ___-__;- _the ill., work ci Rev. Marc Ami, B friends were Sorry iii learn of the ccive their <iei:i'ecs iuiri diiilumiis iii lmw Y” _ _ if `“- v f" ‘ ~-- ' ’ Iploneer missionary of Quebec. Ii 1l9mIS0 Of I*/II`~ Arvllibllld lVICKlnll0n. the annual convocation which takes] _ I/\Ii0~ IN- \~~ Mill' -!i»~- Be-

iwns annoumed that the use of th( I`hough suffering for some time, placg next wedn@5day_ ,md wllll-llaqiiesis of more tlinii $4.Uo0.0oi> \\-i~i~i &

L 'duplex envelope for contributions t-he end CRD10 \1I1@XD9U\»€dly- ' will be addressed by Rev. Caiioiiim“;l‘f if |“’3`n"him"“" “nd "|"“"“f ' i

I 0 ld bc lmrodlwed ln me sunday Our sympathy as D. Church goes l-1_ J_ Cndy of T0,-Onto, uni er tie wi of Ell.~.lorth M. Stni.-`

W I -ii-1-_ "-°-' commencing with the prim- out to Mrs. McKinnon and her Among the scholarship wiiiners_ l¢‘r,~ hotel nmgnl\‘10- Whlifll WGS WWI

5-23-WIIHUL lmy depal-lmenl, next sunday, family. - medalllstsand bursary winners, and 'll Pl'0b“I° CON” h0l‘0~

Rev. D. A. McDonald, B. A., n "'--”‘*°*“""="“ those who receive degrees and dip~l .l|`;°"l;' LCh"d"‘f“ (_;"'°!"“m"d 1" "IV

' ' ici ith U iced oh h i icmas inciuacfi thc fciifiwinc;-Dc-“V1 -_ il 9110 'S UM- The l>rfi\wsi-'=

glansaggaig Rcccis, will, it is JEPRHGSG N0t€ _ grccs nr M. D.. c. M., wiiircc Duiiii. lf' th" "l"ldf°" CMU' llmvl-“ions for

- X -:_~ -Y __ '_ ____; cd' be present' and denver an ad_ ' Gaspcrcaux' R E L; Mary Muvrcoiitrlbiitloiis to immcntioned chor-

dress at the mid-week service in U. S_ Lean. Souris, P. E. I. FILMS' '

Heartz .Memorial Holi on Wednes~ ' Faculty of Arts: Ruth Hc-ari.z.' ~*~ ~~---

R gayegzezizgmp§pr2§kxrh|]~:lc?1olga:\ie; (Special to The Guardian) CharI°3tEt(?w.r.`£'¢E£]t'..._..._._

sage from for Korea will no doubt TOKIO Mill’ 36 -The JBDHHUSG _;_._

e dDfetel

prove interesting and instructive. vilabiflelf UNIBY BPPl‘0\/Gd f0i'mi\llY re 8 ai (

the Japanese note to the United

ZION CHURCH SERVICES States on the Kellozli l1f0P0sal to . to-ni hi'

loutlaw war It ls understood that ‘cnnndhn PMS” H ' »

' ' » __ F.MCbe,V.M d,W.M ~,

of His Garment" Mark the reply is a blanket approval of|T_P§E§;Y:&I,.gK§,§C;?(f:,_':,“°gi(f\dg,l,2;f_;|, Nl.ll_ Bc_ Qlowalg léiqrggiains, F. `

was the subject of the the plan. The Emperor sanction is golfcl-_ today' won' the nmntei'i' Carev, W, MacDonald. J. S‘quarc- ' sermon yesterday morn- necessary before the reply can bc;¢]~|umpionsliip of Great Brltnin by bi'iggs, S. Ryan. R.. MneInnis_ W h 1 th th _,Th :Ended I/° Charles IVIHCVNIZH. Unit-'defeating Roger Wetlinred. former Ryan. P. Bolger, W. Doherty, Sulli-

c 0 r sang e Ml ,Gm 0 States ambassador. ______ ichompion. six up and four to pln._v. van, J. 'M:irtln. J. Duffy. _:

Bringing Up Father '

. Craswell, “She touched the Hem of

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HURCH SERVICES ;,»,»i;,__<;;;»,;s_.;_;mlsz:;zs.a‘s

Wilfred Graham a member ofthe

, ' ' ~ 10 o'clock at the Massachuselt.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Ross McEwen are teachers' c°“'tGeneral Hospital, Boston, following

eluded the Study of St' Luk” G05' an operation for appendicitis, which

Rev_ Hammond Johnson in the pei. The Class will meet again inlwas performed the previous Tues.

absence of his c0_pa€wr_ RMA DL the fall, when new ofhcers will dm, The yuung man was Sevenlgen Ram5ay_ presided and preached M installed. Everyone is well pleascdlyears of age and was bum in Grab both me mommg and evening Seb with the work done in this organiz-,on in this smte_ He was me young.

vices in Trinity United Church - ed Bible Class and l°°k f°""“'d °°` t .' of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth

yes its commencement with enthusiasm ‘es Son ‘ Street and

f»€I`dB-Y- ’ ' Graham of 66 Berkeley . The moming discourse was on the There was E splendid a“d‘e“°e'lbeside his parents leaves a brother.

Winter Hill Baptist Sunday School.

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Central Guardian Strength for spring days

____ i PARTY WHO RECEIVED 100 _

bill. Notify W, D.`Ross, Kinross. li

4686-5~26-ill ‘

THE CANADIAN LEGION I9-!

quests the presence of returned men_

the funeral of Comrade Ben~

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jniiiin Rattenbury today at 2.50 o'~`

ou the rocks at the Big Bush foe-Q _.___ / cry rceentl_\'_ _and Donald F. Mc-1 '

leg broken at the instep. inv

com MEDAL Nuns:-:-Ai me TRISCUI-r' a c"5p,crunchy wafer

recent State Board Examinaiioiil

for graduate mrs to iwivc "rife _mac by nic canadian shrcaacd wheat company, tml

R. N. Miss Rose Lonergan led ther _

_ MAY 23 1928

clock. _ 4715; ¥`fiZ.`i`li;~7'r.1-ml-,_~`-i , 1 _ , risiinvci isoirr sMAsiiEn oxl -~ -l _

rin: Nolvrn sion.-lack sweiiy. ll|"\'.-==;:e»;;?;';1 @

:V Souris, had his boat smashed ul), `~~"“i3`I"_'§;_:_»'§ i '

Aachein, prominent fishermen, had. ive 1t_You iiizsss. foci cf mum - rigs crisp, cwmiiy

thoroughly baked shr heat

s of wholew

pitul, New York City and is there-, fore known as the Gold Mediil` Nurse of her class. The young lady referred to above is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lon- ergan of this city.

lil. ll. (IONROY T() BROAD-

\'.»\i.U/\Bl.E MEDALS ltE(Yl<IlV-

ED-The President ol' Cli:irlolte-- town Exhibition Asseciiiiinii Mr.. James Putoii has received fron\` Clydesdale Horse Association twol beautiful gold medals eiiihossrrl o:i‘ one side C. A. ii clydesdulv liorse and ,year 1923, on reverse side, C15'-1 tlesdale Horse Association of Ciiii-i ada. The winilei"s mime will be,

engraved here. The medals are for,

the best Clydesdale Stallion audi E

best Clydesdale female. The anim-‘ an

als must be duly recorded in thcf -'“'“_

S,f2i;“§‘.‘."?...’“.i;‘.‘:;“‘...Hiixsiiiithi'1 wi-ii'rE aizo/-io<:|i..o1'i-i Si-ii

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ANGLERS IILRE-A correspouil- ~

ent writes:~“Deinoiisti'ritiiig th §

home for tourists. ii party of four, or mother and three eliildren. zirrirerl 'Jn the Isliind on the 24th .from . ......._. Moncton en route to Hunter Rireri to indulize in ilic sprinl.: pastime of

uopularitay of P. E. Island iis llii~`

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fasting their nets upmi the \\'alei'.<a,` ' .

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Hunter River has been, in the past., 'M-r famed for its speckled lieaiiiies. but 8g0$\‘

this arrival of visitors from o flist- ant shorc izives si "enter iiiceniiv"

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to the sport. We trust that niuiw ii " * more tourists will take niivnnlzige M' "*

of our nnlural beniitles mid slienfl

Rnfiijoyableffsiiininer vacation with ‘ ' us." i , , _

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PERSONALS “BO(`I`Y"--with Tooke

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Mr. Wm. Stretch and family of CG al “Mac ed

PAR -with Tooke

collar to match

Long Creek metered to the City on Szitiirciny.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Filzqeriilfl Sr.

and Mr. Henry Fitzgeralcl Jr.. left Saliirdny morning on n visit to Bos- ton.

Mrs. Frnnk Iiiiirhes. Dromore, left

S_aturda_v morning for Boston oii ai visit to friends.

Mr. 'and Mrs. llnrry Weeks. .'ii‘.~

eoiiilinnierl by their (laughter, Nnn- cy. loft Satiirrliiy morning on it vi:.- it ie Boston.

Friends will be pleased to kno.v

that Miss Mary Bagnall of ihis ciiv is pi'ogressin`g favorably after an operation in the P. E. Islzincl Hos-

Hrsrlinc new

shirts for sport and business wear, have the famous

__ guaranteed unshrmkable

Tooke collars

ORIGINATED BY

plinl last Wei-k. l

'l'lie intiny ii-if-urls nrl‘.1i.=,:; Mni‘_‘.'

lVl>le(7vii'iil;i1'k nl SI, (l|~i\rl1i‘e;,vi‘ill rv.. l,'i‘i'l. to lezirn llizil :Jie was nliv‘i‘.'il.i~il on iii thi' City Husliilnl on 'I'h\ii‘s- (lay, Miiy 24th. for ii|>pi~iidii‘itis. ii/lies Mnecormiick is eettini: on us well us emi be expected.

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ivio\11u-;Ai. 'roiiorrro wmmriao vA Ncouvur. and unucnss-i°r;n, ENG.

Malierr of .Quality Ylifm and Collar: Juice 187!

The following players will niei:t` at the College lgrounds at 5.30 sharp i

TOLA( (`0

llzis the nine rich flavour that makes it illilercnt liiiiil

otlier ioliaiero. lt is sure to plntsc the m.m_ who lI|i\‘\ elieiving tobm-io, because he gets pericct sntlslnctlon lil every chew l 5 Q mai

IIIGKEY & ll|0ll0LS0ll

Tobacco L0., Ltd

Manufacturers Charlottetown

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