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M,11;_c_H 24. 1935 _ _ . ___ THE C _ _ _ caARLo'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN __ __ _,AGE FIVE

The Golden Rule

THE HOME OF GOOD FISH --

Scallops C00 Fl|l€lS Tignlsh was the venue of a -,f Lb . . . . . . . . . - - . . . 2 lbs_ for .. _ . . . . . , c successful theatrical production

Z

Halibut Haddock _ the night or st. i>airiei¢'e wi.,

Lb, c Lb Stwlis caste under capable direc Salmon Cod tion presented to a. large audience DIPHTHEBIA Immunizing Clinic 1_b_ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . Lb. . . . . . . . . . .. . . _ a Four act drama entitled vrhe at Queen square school, Friday. Haddock Filiets Smoked Cod Bits G°'d°“ ““l°"- Th” product' . .

Lb c 2ii>S~for......__. wmch""“"".“°d°m“'a5°h°

- ection of the judges after em-emi B544-3-23-SL

T consideration and proved to be a '-- A

- decided success. Owing to h “CLEVO-CLEAN” better than

_ Phone 1226 we Denver, 71 Queen St' large order for unpmurabie tizki soap. Enquire at Femail at Chand-

0515-a-22-wr-21 ers it was decided to have the een- 1°"5~ 849°'3"1'3‘-

ilnimal Products 1930 By

Counties Prince Edward Island

,

M

This bulletin gives a statement of the quantity and value of

ho

nimal products of Prince Edward Islund in 1930 compared with t

1| . of 1920. The total value of these products was $2,726,332 in 1930 as co arcd with 54,785 647 in 1920-a decrease ol' $2,059,325 or 43.03 pcr een

p |

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Item _ 1Unit1 P. E. I. 1 Kings 1 Prince 1 Queens iied and difficult role Mr. Alb

the pecially the poor. Guardian of

m' finding a wife 101- Herman and

20th. This fact alone would

just criterion of its merit for is without precedent in this eo

munity. The cast are:

priest, beloved by everyone, es

5° two nieces, who finally succeeds

t- husband for Bedella. In this v

Total value

Dairy products:

value of all dairy 1 products 1930

19201

No. of cows milked 19301N .

192 1

19301

I9201

Milk produced 1030

1930 “

19201 19301

Milk sold ,...

Milk Sold ......... Cream sold _......

19201

Cream sold 19301 Butteliat sold ...L 1

19201 “

Biittcrfat sold ...._ 19301

Butter made-farnis

94

$ 55

Butter made-farms Butter sold-farms

10001 s 190o;Lbs.1 1920’ " 10301 s 103011.55. 19201 “ 19001 s 103011102. 10201 1*

19301 S 10201 “ . 19001302. 10201 " 19001 s 10201 s 10001No.

10201 " 1

4

Butter sold-farms Cheese made-farms

Cheese madc-farms Eggs produced

3,61 93 1,64 2,95

2.856,2901

Sold ..

Sold .............

Chickens raised . . _ 43

Honey and Wax 1 ‘

Honey produced ._ 1930 Lbs.

10201 10001 " 10301 s 1 10201 ‘-

Wax produced Val. of honey, wax

Wool:

Sheep shorii .. _ . . . 4

10a01No.

..

Wool produced . . . .

19201 19301 19201

Wool produced ....

Wool produced . . _ $

0

0 1.

1LbS. 1150,400,5921

19201 “ l47,321,4791

ii

s 2 _ 1

1930 LbS. 1,849,07I’1

S 2,726,3221 S 4.75.6471

S 1,763,7771 5 3,047,378

41,6631

1 45,8301

20,390,8581 26,B49,8B11

$ 294,7201

19301Gal. 23,7141

“ 49,7151

6

930’

9.5791 7,7351

l930_Lb5. 1.750,0041

19201 “ 2,053,73B1

52l,4631

9,6981

5

769,l441 138.8931

613,4491 B79,3041

1,047,6431 1 ,703,9391

2010001. 550.0051 515.0501 i,iia,0001 0,0001 14,5001 _ 10,2201 10,0221 :s2,420,5001 40,001,000 20,045,0021 55,410,1201 _2,00'i,'i501 'i,400:i001 1,010,2211 12,01'i,0401 39,4051 00,1221 8,0851 2,7871 2,5001 22.5211 0,1201 0,0011 131.0101 5000001 104,031 415,823’ 00,4511 1255001 i”i1.2i'i_ 5050011 5122211 0400001 144.5001 1043241 1152001 1010011 1011021 220.0251 05,0011 00,0011 252 101

1.233

823. 1,358,

17, 18.

68,274, 63,065,9 10,292.3 12,322,0

,113

12,8 24,658 15,7 947,1

169

_gag training conducted himself like

2,033,955 professional.

MC1i1W1‘€. the P1‘0duct of lo

Dick Stanley, husband of a s

and thc church securities After

l7 » 09 Very hectic time Dick comes to h

remorsclie turns to his frieilds, t

42 Emfters. for aid but is refused t

necessary funds. Dick in a. disa

and her uncle. Fr. Kelly. He leav

429 ,725 . ,

l'l`l

283,6 "l12,8 894,6 2l2,I

93 cs hcnic, a social exile. He retu

lg climax the whole proceedings. 40 dramatize the above mele-dry, - We are fortunate to have at

212,505 °“

375,05 64,511 '

3,908 037'

706,l571 . 1,241

425,437 1

3121 1 _

9861 5201 3961 55 441 21

9483071 1,305,442`1 978,4811 1,172,0951

221,471 1 309,507 440.3161 562,606 7195761 984,057 781.1151 936,9611 1619641 2333101 353,0611 393,0931 111.4381 1422441 142.0661 I.23,4241

6,6251 2,3511 7,9801 9,8511

645 ,

,9671

9,6461 185.

2,5001 2,1001

\

0,2241 100:

2.355; 01

Ni ff' _

1,0001 :zo _ 4051

'Ig Allen Dale, master of millions,

le

1,653,788 . .

1,466,049 In this diabolical role Mr. Hot 4011373 footlights played the part like

058 denizen of the underworld.

11256-219 Thomas Carton, bar tender, with 1'138'214 a small fortune and a. big heart,

304383 who disposes of his dispensary 495-313 the Bowery and his heart to Fran- 1

964 ces. Mr. Carton, Bow Bemard wh

159,947

50 cron, whose talent in this deta

oould make him famous,

the unseen hand in many swind s

Morrissey, whom we welcome to he

a

to

o

has been prominent in local per- formances for some time on this

55;; occasion displayed splendid talent.

2

' 55 hired man and ibaclielor, who ap-

663

Herman Hauser, (Dutch man)

peals to the matrimonial Bee to

75 provide him with n. wife, succeeds

cert repeated on Monday, Mgrgh

b

hi 11: 26: Mount Stewart, 11 a. m. and

t

20 surface shom. Filled with shame and

h purchase for prompt delivery a

1; number of good and medium calves

weighing 120 to 200 lbs, alive, pay-

1--

ing top market prices. Island Cold

64 ranged mme °f mind °°“fe“°s storage co. 0510-0-22-tr.

13 the Story or his guilt to his wire

llis

criiriiiii cuiiiniiiii

This column in nursed 'lop Qno0l'l

ery County lun at local Interest hal ad- On rertillng of A lowly nature ml! |10

Inserted at 4 cent! 5 word lllldlll

n 3 usynhlo Jn ldvnnu.

,fm March 24th at 3 P M for children 5e1_ six months to fourteen years.

TEMPERANCE TEXT BOOKS-

C; The cost of placing Temperance

Text books in the schools of the

m' Province last year was 9825.

Father Kelly, an elderly Irish '___

_ MOUNT STEWART, United

Church of Canada, services March

7 p. m.; Lot 40, 3 p. m. No service

B at Donaidston. ar-

; coNsciaNcr: MoNaY-Accord- a ing to teh Public Accounts the

Treasury benefitted last year to the

extent of $20 received in “con-

°" .»

cial climber. Driven by the push science money'

0

174 of society Dick finds himself c 219 stantly in the need of more fun 297 so he dedicates himself to Wall 180 and dives deeply into`the ma 062 strom taking with him his wif

1;; P. W. C. FEES-Sessional revenue

from Prince of Wales College

St. e1_ last year totalled $3,253.50, while

Matriculation and Public School

ei , Certificate fees netted $1,221.25.

e

VEAL CALVES.-We are open to

' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ln 5 Canada. Services will be held at

56 a, year lam" brmgs f'° 5 happy Bradalbaiie, March 26th nt 11 a. m.

T0 and North Tryon at 7 o'clock_ Dr. ma M. E. Genge, Pastor.-(Patriot please

F copy) .

2 diSl>0sal the high powered and well '

known performer, Mr. John Cam- AM PSEMENT TAX __ The

il Amusement Tax last year brought

to the Government $6,902.66. At an average of 500 ticket that would represent about 345,133 individual payments_'

naM1°'roN Pasroitai. ciiareol-I i

-The services for Sunday, Marchl 26th, are: Hampton, 11; Desnble, 3 and Bonshaw at 7. Rev. Geo.f Ayers, Minister. ,

CAVENDISH PASTORAL Charge Church services for Mar. 26th: 11`1 a.. m., New Glasgow; 3 p. rn., Caven- dish. W. A. Paterson, M.A., Min- ister.

SUNDAY SERVICES for New

Glasgow Church of Christ 11.00

3,3731

19201 62,6931 19301 Lbs. 2511881

‘ 3323971 S 29,1061

89,6931

5001 1 5201

l l i

15535 20,0091 01,4041 100.0101 10.0501 32,0001

14,7661 17,8781 88,4711 96,3001 10,6971 27,0131

13,07

in obtaining an interview with

2 respectable widow, middle age

81273 the necessary formalities are

oom

129,419 pleted and the stage set. Hermia

ri

8,3 appears in his “best to meet her," sum of $35,452.83 was rcceiveQ,'as

1, a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Afternoon serv-

d_ ice in the Fredericton Church, 3.00

'24.116 Under the patronage or Fr. Kelly nm- Wm. G. Quigley. minister.

59

SUCCESSION DUTIES - The

30,612 His oorrespondent appears and 15 Succession Duties last year, the

0

no other than Bedella. Mtid shou

VALLEYFIELD WOMEN'S IN-

' STITUTE

dcred Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod, for the use of their home, also to al the committees and everyone wh

,S largest payments being those oi’ the

of applause and much hand clapp- 95195/9 Uf E- H- H“V“B¥\d. $5,000.

1 ing Mr. John E. Cameron, who the estate of E. A. C. Peake, $3,114;

played a dual role, starred so bril-

E lisntly that he evolved into a meter $2,030; the estate of Catherine Mc-

the estate of Dr. S. R. Jenkins,

On Wednesday, January 15th, the

Valleyiield Women's Institute held a much enjoyed Valentine Social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. MacLeod.

With the Institute President, Mrs.

D. M. Sinclair presiding, a most in- teresting programme consisting of readings, recitations, dialogues, and songs was given. Under the direc- tion of the programme committee, group games, stunts and contests were conducted, causing much in- icrcst and rnerriment. A collcclion was taken and articles sold from grab bag realizing a substantial ad- dition to the funds of the Institute. Refreshments were served by the hostess. _

helped to make the evening such

siuig in closing.

_____._--- PUZZLE HAT

which tilts over one eye. But

uzzie fashion And Ruby says th

fit together and form a square. B

_______f_-1-

A hearty vote of thanks was ten-

skin.

hat is covered with little pieces of and ,ccdved generous a_pp1ause_1

brightly colored felt, cut in jig saw F,.1mc1s Marvm’ sister of Mm P - ‘ft Stanley and niece of Fr. Kelly af- the ice breaker M 11 °1W ° if you'd take the pieces off, theyd ter some trying “mes becomes th

wife of Thomas Carton Miss An-

ut

they” be “° Prem' picture' netie Morrissey who a stage favor-

Alex McDonald provided some

the comedy very effectively. Mrs. Louise Stanley, wife of the

'hero who came through all the

A Ill3'5i\W Puzzle hat 11515 b9€¥\ domestic Chaos possible arid lived created for Ruby Keeler. 0! HDUY- to see the sunshine again. With A request has been received from wood. The design is modern. with much versatility and grace Miss scotland ay the chief of Police for a shallow crown Rnd I1H\'1'°W brim- Edith Bemard in becoming gowns information concerning the present

the 1

asquitted herself very creditab

ite by right of inheritance liv

ed

Mliiui-d'|i Lininirnt for chopped >

to 1 Od ' t-ntl d th 1

up ‘er so xepu on an e 22 Batt, 6 Brigade F. A. The com-

_ pace set by her maternal aunts.

'

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Mrs. Bedelia Grattan. client

audience became dimy wi laughter.

Nora Grattan, Secretary oi’ Fath

perish Bedella. Helo Miss Margiier

mer excellent performances.

The Specialties, which were o

plnuded and encorcd:

selections; Mr. John Cameron. So

Miss Freda Bernard, Solo.

At the conclusion of the pro

success. God_Siwc the King was esJ£31e:h;h;t::12;r'hfxnirylgge221;

of J. McLa.urin, $1,700.11; estate of H.

Y

der son of the- iatc Joseph Ferguson,

8 ident for a considerable time in

of

me mammomal Bee’ who 15 a w1d_ latter in St. Vincent de Paul, P.Q.

ow because her husband died for TRAVEL BY ICE ___ Although his country and she was never able

to fin th lik hi , d in m;_h:;1°H;1;mne Co;‘ed;u°;e;1f continued some time ago, crossings

ways good when Miss Florence tween Charlottetown and York Burke generates it' on this mm' Point and other localities. There sion she circulated the spirit of

1 V

comedy so erred' ‘dy that hai River ice in the vicinity of the city

during the winter. Large holes

cr Kelly and daughter of the flap-

ite Richard did justice to her for-

very high order were hemmy ap- McKinnon School Street. Miss

Specmmes: Tlgmsh orchestra K7li1non in receiving the guests. Mrs.

lo

M1-.Hin-old Murphy, sein; ivh-s.

colin Conroy. Solo: Messrs. Henry Gallant and John Cameron, Duet;

Umm Mr' J' A‘ Racke" in 5 sm" afternoon for thc piii'ii;>sc oi clcct-

».¢~ nuns

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FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS 15C lb- I-IALIBUT 20c lb. B. C. SALMON 250 ib-

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and appropriate address thanked thc audience for their attendnngn and attention. I-le also expressed gratitude to all those, who in nny way helped to bring this drama to such a successful terminntcn. while applauding the actors, we must not forget the master behind

Leod, $1,731.45; the estate of C. B. Chappell, $1,700; the estate of Eliza

Spears, $1,588.80; estate of Anne G. Hughes $1,029.96.

INFORMATION REQUESTED _

whereabouts or James Ferguson, el-

for many years chief engineer of

i t h was res-

Charlottetown. Another request has been received for information as to the whereabouts of Everett Diiriniid, formerly farrier sergeant,

munication was from a friend of the

,travel on the harbour ice was dis-

are still made on West River be-

has been little traffic on the East

have appeared ln several places on

_ thc ice of the harbour, although it

_ is still frozen close to the wliarvcs_

AFTERNOON TEA - The ladies

of the Central Christian Church

I held an afternoon tea Wednesday

afternoon at the home of Mrs. John

A es Wiilianis assisted Mrs Mac-

W. H, Stevenson presided over thc prettily arranged ica table,

0Fl"l(‘l'lRS N/\!\lEl)-'I'lio Com inerce Society of Diilliousic Uni-

' versity held 11 iiiceliiig yesterday

ing officers for the coming year. The new slate of officers is as fol- lows: Prcsidsiit, John Fisher, of

ies of o‘.li:rs siiccfsifully and rc-

jcices in their oiiiqicsis. Proceeds which amciiiiicri lo $125 will be

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Sackvllle, N. S.; Vice President, Miss Wayne MacKee, Charlotte- town. P. E. I.; Secretary-Treasurer, Don Archibald, Truro, N. S_-Hali- fax Chronicle.

_______._:__._- PERSONALS

Mr. James Paton is making rapid

progress towards recovery in P. E. I. Hospital and expects to return liomc at mi curly diitc.

While not attending the Legisla-

ture, Premier Stewart is koeping iii close touch with the work of thc session, and is in regular coiisulia- tion with leadcrs and officials. If he continues to maintain his present progress, thc Prcmicr may lake his seat in the House soiiic fime iicxi wcck.

________¢-- ...

lil MEMORIAM

ALBERT GOR\'EAT'I`

1son. `Wylic, on Friday, 2 p_m. Mzirch 3rd.

‘thc funeral s1‘i'\'icc. ;'i'.'1ii1: :i \'1‘i'.\`

1 syiiipiitlictic limi li”I1`-i'ii 11:! '.1 1- iaken fiom Jollii 14--'61 !~1~ ‘J\l. '1`liL- hynms sung were “T1~.1~ l.orrl‘_\ my

D 1

“Abiclc with mc." 'Iiio p:illboni'ci's were his three soils, \\’i'li1°. .ich and Roland and 1.1.i’.iii<l~1oii 1/'sir Gorvcnit, lntei'mrii1 liviiig miidc a

Mill Village.

The funeral was l:ii-;:i1`i_\~ aiicncl-

c<l_ ihosc of iii.~: fiiiiiii_\‘ 1~.i'i'_<i‘iit \\'r‘ri‘ Wylic E., Sii\ihcii.i<-iiiiiv, Joliii A. of Campbellton, N. B, and Roluiitl A. and wife of Aiiiii0i~<°_, N. S.

The deceased was born :it Ninn

Milc Crock, Loi iii, Priiicc b`.<i\\-:ml Island, in 1855 iiiifl <-:mic io C:iiii< bi‘i‘l0iid C0\ini.\', N. H, \\'hr~ii lic was 21 ,vi~:ii's of iigc niirl li;i1< r1_1_~iii11/l iii Nom Scotia ri(-1~ -.111-<~_ llc l1»:i\-ri; to iiioiirn ffiiir :ous .i,i<l ilirci-

<l1iiigliir1i'.<. '1`lic _sims nrc \\'_\'li_~, 1-I. of Sliiil>ciiiic1i<iii~. .liiiiii A. oi thiiiipliciitoii. Ciiiiifl \\'. oi S-risk. niifl liolniiii oi .\'iilii-i;.i '1`iir‘.

(i'i\i1:liii‘i':- :irc .‘.1i ,’\i\(ii'<1\\'

1Wl'iciiiuii, i\li‘.<. l.li\j.'il l'lii‘i~.1>ii oi' Amlicrsl; Mrs. l.;i\ii‘\~iii<1 l.<>ii,~~i“r oi

The fiinfrai of Albert Gorvcntt St. John, also it d:1uf1_ii cr, t»i..».

took place from the home of his James Nicholson who |ii'c<l11c<=;if:1~rl

, him last Scptciiilirr. 'flic flanil

lribiitos wi‘i'i‘ ns fol`.o\\1=: Spixiys

Rev, E. V. Forbes of Uiiiicd \\‘ylic nii1iBl1.iiioli¢1_Jciiii niiil loin-

, the screen, who directs athe destin- *used for charitable purposes. 1 Church, Sliubcnacadie, conducted 1 ily; Shirley and Ev0i‘1ii1ci; Charlotte

Sho herd" “Rock oi Acts" :infl-

FlNE TUNIBLERS *

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'-:id l:21\i'l: Clit l-`lo\\'oi's, Rolziiid mid .\li1inic, l.1,1._\'<l and 1\ilii:iic; Doris. Lester uiirl Eiiiel. i\lr. Archie Mo-

_Doiigiill ol iiic ferry service, Char- 1ioiicio\\'ii, is a first cousin.

1)0.\ii\l.l) \\`|LLI.1\?.I .\li\(`l.EOD

Oii Sxiiiniiy, March 10th, tiicri-_

pn.<<2<l a\\':i_v at his lionie Lyiidaie, Doiizilil Wiiilziiii Mncbrocl, iii thc

viciiiiviii your ni' his ago. Tiic into [,\li'_ Miii1i_.c~icl was born iii Lyiiduic, 1tii0 soil ci the into \\`illiuni and 11151-hri MacLeod. llc spent his iwiinlv lifc on tlir old liomcsicad. 3 \\'lii=i'c lic was gi1i~1itl_\- rcspccicd by

1 his 1ici5_1iil>oiii~.<. liis wife, noc Sariili Aliiriiii. iii'i1iiccca,<1-cl liiiii soinc 1iliii'i_1.'-in-ii ;\"fiii-_s ago. lic lcuvcs to inniirii. iiirvc sisters, Racliei, Mrs. l’.ii<‘li1\ii.\ii, iliiiidcc; Agiics, Mrs ll<‘i'_<oiii, i3i1'»ioii; niitl l\’ii\l’gairci, Mrs, .\l.ii1l/‘1~il_ liosioiii 0111* daiiigli-

FOR SALE

Une hundred acre farm property

about two miles from Charlotte- town, ull clcurcil :ind in ext-cilcni state of 1‘ulli\'uiiuii; good buildings; liousc fitwd with i`ui'i\scc, cicctrii iight and all modern conveniences, farm supplied uifh city wawr and scrvcil hy city lighting system. A pnstcurization pliuii. und milk biasi- ncss \\i|l lic sold with this farm, ol furni will lic sold scpairuti,-ly.

liiglity-five itcrc farm property

two niilcs from city limits in excel- lent slate of cultivation; house fli- ii-il with all modern cni\\1-nicnocs, including city light and frcc city waiter supply.

Farm property :it Norili Gran-

ville which ilicluilcs fifty acre plat with fairly good buildings and 10| ai-rcs iviiliout liiiilillligs. l1`nr sails cliriip,

Uni- liuiiilrril niri- liirin :ii ,\liiu-

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1\\‘ i_~.,,.\.'f- The i`ii\iri-iii .\"i-\ic1\_1iiiiuicilialc purchiiscr.

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farms to suit purclinscrs,

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'tii‘.Zi:', uiiil Kviiiicili l\ln<`Bciii.

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