iMAY 31, _ _,__-_

i ""”"‘*""""i__"""“ ”` I _-_.___ T"

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PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST ‘

WHETHER ADVERTISED OR NOT

MOIRS X X X

cANDY 7

“THAT’S ALWAYS FRESH”

cHoCoi.ATas

BOX AND BULK

_ 'f 40 KINDS OF

'A. L. HUNTER

MOIRS BULK

CHOCOLATES

nox AND BULK FULL ASSORTMENT

Nariouai. caunv co. Minnow cuoconariis

PASCALLS ENGLISH CANDY

_ METCALFES

CARAMELS

RILEY`S TOFFEE

WONDERFUL RECOVERY

'I.'O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: `

On New Years Day, 1930. I contracted diphtheria and upon yewy.

ery from same I became totally paralyzed. After resorting to various treatments without auooass I called in on the llitli ot`March, Dr. W. B. Larson. Chiropractor, who began spinal adjustments.

For the ilrst two weeks there was no improvement but during the

third I was able to move my lingers. Improvement was then gradual. and on tho Ztlth of April I shaved myself and walked unassisted. On the llith ol' May I walked tive city blocks and on th 1

I believe without Chiropractic adjustments I. would have been a

helpless cripple, therefore, I would strongly recommend it to thc sick and sutferlng.

IVAN McCABE,

_ 210 Fitzroy Street. mMMnn“““¢

This ease has made an almost marvellous recovery, therefore, if you are sick Chiropractic can also get you well. Write or call at my ` ufilec tor information re our methods.

MOONIGHT MALLOWS

NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES

J. ERNEST H. WORTH

Phone B2 _ DRUGGISTS 142 Prince Street 10.000 PRESCRIPTIONS DISPENSED IN FOUR YEARS

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_ Classified Advertisements

one Insertion ...................... the per Itno of 5 words Three Insertion ..-...'............. an pei- line ot 5 words Four insertions .......-...-........ Ba pu' line of I words Eight Insertiona .........».......... 'lo per line of 5 words

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it; Agents Wanted

iliirsivfesi _ wonnenrui. or- ‘portunity for capable men to earn .big money selling Exclusive line

Jleirs Neckties and the new R.oyal1

liickingham Table Cover dircct to Ionsumer. Full or spare time. Ex- Iftricnce unnecessary. Liberal com- fliission Write today for Free Sales 'Outfit Dept. 1406 Public Service ltiiis or canada, Limited, miiasn. Yofmsris.. A. w 5-31-s-1-14.21-2a.

'JLIIIY BE OUT OI-‘ WORK

WIA DAY PAII) CHRISTIAN “MEN $1 women. college students, teach- ministers and others' for dis- fillbuting religious literature. For jarticulars write stating age and nurrh connection. Mr. Coiirad. .Tower Bldg.. Toronto. LL? A, W. 5-10-15-11-22-24-29-31.

IDMEN. MANY 0F TIIE MOST Illccrssiul agents for oui' iinl\'crsnl- IN known, giiarantoed trees. shrubs 'and plants are women. You loo will Ind this pleiisarit cniploymcnt ltlghly profitable. Sturt. now in- Beasing your income. Equipinen`. lid irislriictions free. Part or full line. Cash weekly. Write Luke ‘others Nui's:‘rics, Montreal. ins-H. W. $2----l-l 2'; For Sale

Ilia sAi.r.-naar cAani_i<;e_ is .Scion street. 4082-5-co-al.

Qt sau:-6 naos rorflrvoizs. -falter S. Weeks, Frederl_c_t_ou_. __

I ........_... .. 708 sais-roun-Niuiirr ciiisv- .wlet car in good running order. 146 .Ilrest George Street. 4007-5-29-ii »-4

F011 SALE-DESIRABLE sllivliillili wills? at Holland Covc. Apply Guardian. 4115-5-31-Si .M ___‘___ DODGE 'I`RL'('K IN GOOD WORK- lnlt condition. J. R. Marks,` New London. P. E. I. 4094-5-31-si.

Ion saui. 'ro LET. nosmi AND |'°°fH Slim! on hand at Guardian Oiilce. U ;_____,____ F011 snr.-ronicsninii sow \'l‘s\ liter of tru. John A. Mac- Danald. Breadalbane. Box isa.

4100-5-31-sl.

-*___

VOR _s.ii.i»:-caaaaoa ri.ANrs *"9“"-Iii’ in boxes. Each box con- tainini! oi-er 150 seed. Per box liao. Tomato Plants lc each. M. J. _Byrne ssimciine. asus-5-22-ai. `Z:-.v@_é______,,_.____ ,Ol SALE-(TABIN CRUISER. 30 It. overall; 7 it beam. In excellent condition. Also Bull Dog Clutch. gbdel C. and boat cradle. Apply arm-st Winchester, 144 Hillsborough '- 4011-5-21-si

_%_€__________ P0: soars _ ai r-oo'r aoar. cw- lllla room and living apartment. _ 70|' particulars call or write. Small-

" Darn boat may be considered in Nyment. Nathaniel Gay. Pownal.

33011-5-8-satsoi.

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Articals For Sale 1°*-L-.M ____,

lAlERS‘ OVENS. WRIITI5 FOR “llloluez time payments if dc-

_ lli'ed_ some used ovens on hand. l Hubbard Oven Company, 1100 _ °“°¢l1 West. Toronto.

Wanted

WANTED - CATS WITH- NEWLY

born kittens. R. Reymond, South- port. _ Phone 1175. 2638-31-c.o.d_-ti

Male Help Wanted*

BIRTHS

..._&____________

MACLEOD-At Orwell Cove. on May il, 1030. to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mac-

'CONDUCTED EUROPEAN TOUR

OF THE STUDENTS 'I`Il.\\EL

W, R, D_ C” Ph_ C_ clocks and watches' on Sunday nighi.

one hour aizead. The Daylight Sav-

_ _--- ..--- .- ing Time comes into effect on Mon-_

rlibili-Iii-2312%:-:__§;.; day morning. The Church s':r\/iccs

Mae Williams. daughter oi Mr. aiu

Lcod, a son, Malcolm Preston.

SAUNDI-IRS-At Cliarlottctowil. Ab- ul 23. iaao. io Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Saunders. ii. daughter, Helen Elaine.

SCHAAD-At the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Schaad, York, a son. _

CLARK-At the Prince County Hos- pital, May 25, 1030, to Mr. and Mrs. James N. Clark, North Bedequc, a daughter, Marion Patricia.

MARRIAG ES _

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f LOWER DRUG PRICES __

_ BA'l'l'Il.DAY

2.30-Trail Rangers Mission Band

meet at Church. going from thence to the home of Miss Pearl Johnson, Sirlmount, North [Liver Road. for a picnic- Chiidren to bring their lunches.

4096-ll.

took my last adjustment and went to work. t uh ol M” I A

THE FUNI‘.`ItAl.i OI" 1'lII$ I.r‘.'l`E

Thomas Dollar will oe hold irom his

late rcsidcncc on S'.iiid:\", 'pine lst. service starting at 3 o'clci-1;. .wt 2 o'clock as previously advertised).

DAYLIG HT SAVING-Change 3 ou

tomorrow will be held Standai'd Tiiiic.

IVINSLOE SOUTII SERVICE-

CLUB INCLUDING lN1“ ‘\'[), United Church scrvlcc at Winslue

11-A|,y_ |rnAN(-55 AND South on Sunday, Juhc lst, is chang-

SWWZERLAND cd from 3 ii. in, to 7.110 p. in., owing

England by motor. Alpine Tour by

to the funeral of tlic lain Mr. Thomas

,Doliar. Brookfield at 2 p. ni. G. A.

Penton Play included. Eootliern|Gmm_ Mm15m,_

motor 57 days. All expenses $695.00. , _ Sailing Montreal S. S. "Asranla"l ISLAAD Nu-‘SES GRADUATE-

Jum =9_ At the graduation exercises oi' the

ln addition to a director :ind coin-

pctcnt lecturers, t`he party will lie av.- companlcd by a hostess, Miss Ennra Nicholson, Charlottetown, fiom wlioni further information may be obtained. 4105.11.

.IEWELL-WILLIAMS-At the Par- sonage, Cornwall, on May 28th, 1930 by Rev. E. M. Aitken, B. A., Lillie

Mrs. Nelson \A'l!iiLns. ef Cc::~.‘:'all, P. E. 1.. to Charles Wm. Jewell, of North River.

DEATHS

POSITIONS AS POSTMAN,

Clerks, etc., vacant. Write the l\’I. C. C. Civil Service School, Tor- onto 10.

M. H. W. 5-3-10-17-24-31.

WANTED MAN WITH LIGHT CAR

or truck to assist in direct sales cailiimigii, good proposition. Call B3 Rorliforrl Street or address Box 264, Cliai'loit'eto\\'i1_ 4116-5-31

EARN Ul’WAHI)S 0|" |25 WEEKLY

growing mushrooms for us. Iiins- irniccl booklet for stamp. Canadian ltliishi-nom Company, 141 Lauder Arc., Toronto. H. W, M. 5-31-6-2.

MEN WANTED T0 LEARN TIIE

Barber Trade through our special short course. Expert training. Par- ticulars free. Muler Barber College, 573 Barrington SL., Halifax.

4-1-ttstt.

1031 (TI:IT\’5US CLERKS WANTED

in evcry district in Canada. Ap-

. poinlmcnt for one or two years by _ written examination only to be held

in the fall with chance of per- manent position. Start preparing lor cx;\iiiinr.tioii.'. at once. Particu- lars frcz. M. C. C. Civil Service Corrcsponrlcncc School ioidcst in Cnnadal. Toronto 10. ZZ: 2?. T.`i J-.`.I-Lil-Z.`.-.li-.5-4-7-.1-14

e Miscellaneous

EASTER.-At Milton, May .'10, 1930,

to Hampshire Cemetery.

sono! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hziynes.

service startini; at '.5 o'clnck. Inter- ineiit. Peoples Ccnictery. I)0LI.AIt-At Brookfield on Wednes

field Cemetery.

iii nsnonini

away May Illst, 1029.

And saw you pass av/ay,

Although we dearly love you, We could not make you stay. You are not forgotten Mother dear. umr mrmury will never fade

Our thoughts will always linger In Argyle Shore where you are laid.

Inserted by Husband and Family.

01| BOY! TRY THESE FRESH SAL-

iiion at P. J. Mac|Joriald's.

-1075-29-5-21

SUIIIMER (.‘l.ASSI€5-EliCI.ID GAU-

dct, will rc-orirn his summer class-.cs in piano forte on Julie Lind, 108 Prince St. 4110-5-31-ill

N0'I`I('E - IIAHIIIES FERTILIZER

soivcr, $29.00, liorse hoes $0.00 ionlyi. good prices on all other inachinci'_\'. \Vnller S. Weeks,

. Fredericton dealer. 4118-5-31

IOOOOOOOOOQOO-000005040509

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKEB

EMBALMEII

harloitetovm A North Wilshire Phone 141|

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no sooo ooooo

600

#O-000006-OO-600000#-‘#0460 ‘Q

Szilcsimiii Wanted

PD'I‘ATO I'l..'\NTE|t 'I0 HIRE Bl’

day. I~`r.nil: McLean. Cornwall.

"Ii/l"1‘il0l-5-31-21.

I.0R'I`-LADIES' GOLD WMTCH.

Please leave at Guarrlian Office. Rcwiird. 4070-5-'.29-Ill

I’.\Il?T AND R001-` CEMENT

mon--Selling plan allows you to beat competition. Shipped from 'I‘orontn. United Builders Co., 8602 Wade Park, Cleveland, 0. 5-31-li.

JOHN ALFRED MaoDONALD. LAND

Surveyor, Box 29. Hermanville.

3570-5-6-imo.

P(7l`A'I`0 TAGS FOB THE SEA- son's shipments on short notice Guardian Central Printory.

.l_. @_

AUCTION SALE AT HOIIDEN WED-

nesday, June 4th, at l o'clock. 5 choice milk cows, young cattle. farm machinery, harness and a quantity nf household furniture. For further particulars nee hand bills. Hugh F. Morrison. Auctioneer.

A. F. B. 4-stlJune 28.

W-~ _ _

J. F. Mr~.Quarrle, Borden.

4051-s-29-31.

5 ALI-IBM EN WANTED - SALES

rigcntior Prince Edward Island. Good pay. Free outfit. We want no\v a reliable. energetic repres- ent:iti\‘c to handle the best dis- tiucis on the Island. Our agency is profitable. Writ: Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto. Ont S. W. 5-wstf.

SALESMEi\': HOW WOULD A

sales position suit you that paid well-allowed ol being home nights and one that you could be sure of for the balance of your llie. We need s reliable salesman lor each

I county in this state to sell a spec-

ialty dircct iroin our factory to farmers. This specialty is shipped out on trial of 60 days. Require- ments are good reference-_car own- er-age over 30 years. Write at once for choice of territory. C. D. Rolerl. Salesmanagen 9915 Harvard Ave.. Cleveland, Ohio. S. W. 5-31-ii.

To Let

T0 LET-TWO ROOM APART-

ment. ground floor. Apply_A. I.. Wise. 225 Euston Bt. 4087-5-30-Sl

_ v - ` » Female Help Wanted

F`inr-crrriioi.ic*riururr"sssrrrr-

_ ASSOCIATION OF CANADA An exclusively Canadian and Bilingual Fraternal

liholle Men and Women, who are invited to become ~

Members. Nine up-to-date plans of protection and old l Ile investment. Whole Life, Limited Payment Life

"Ni Endowments.

ALSO SICKNESS CONTRACTS ‘

A Millionaire Society With ii Solvency of Over 100%

Meats wanted. A ply Alban onus, armies. summmiee.

P- I- I.. or ryianu. sammy. iois as. bonu ai..

Montreal. Que.

gizursnce Association of Fifty-Years standing for I

WANTED-KITCHEN MAID. AP-

| \

ply Parker House. 3523-5-3-tl.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY A

housekeeper. Apply to John Ci. Jenkins, Pownal. Lot 49.

MAID WANTED - REFERENUEI

required. Strathcona Hotel,

4055-I-29-31

WANTED MAID FOI GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. Hugh Simpson, 11 lioahtord &utra-

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Edna Ethel Ea.~‘lei', aged ."7 years. Funeral Sunday, Julie lst, at 1 p ni.

IIAYNES-'it the P. E. I. Hospital, May 30, 1030. Lorne Ever-:tt l-layncs, age 1 _rear and 8 months, y1\|r.ge=.t

Funeral from his parents' reside-rice. ll) Cliestnut Et., on '.Eurida_.'. June lst,

day, May 28th, Thomas Dollar. in his 07th year. Funeral from his late res- . idence on Sunday, .lime lst, service starting at 3 p. m. Interment Brook- _

In lowing memory of Mrs. Nell H. MacNevin, lions; aw. who passed _

With broken hearts we watched you

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North Adams llospital, <Mass.», held recently, the following Island girls rcccivcd diplomas: Miss Amy Joini- stone Campbell, Prince Edward Is- land, Can.; Elizabeth Jean Glover, Prince Edward Island, Can.; Ruby Mae l“togcrson, Prince Etlirarcl Island, Can.; Jeanette Lola. Ryerson, Prince Edward Island.

JUBILEE INSTl'I‘L"I`E-Tlie May

Mrs. Samuel Francis, Alban Villa

1 \ B inceting wa::. held at the home oi

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SAVE with SAFETY

AT »

Tm-: gexeilfa sroiuz _ _

251: Size

BAYERS ASPIRIN _

EXTRA I LISTERINE

14° 3.. S... .... __ __19°

ltcguar $1.00 COTY FACE

POW D E R

iUntil Moiiciay Niglni

ollc VICKS

varo nun

i.lN1i\lEN'l` _ . . _ .._

25c Baboock’s

CORYLOPSIS

TALCUM 146

bile Gin Pills 37a

351: SLOAN’S _

25c JOHNSON'S LINIMENT . . _ _ _._

use SAI.

HEPATICA

75c l(RllSCl‘lEN

SALT5 690 _Prices Good umii .\io..<ia_\~

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f‘.-'.'.f‘.‘l.¥".."l'_“_`_’_`7'f5 $1.19 M3".f°.li§§is

COMPOUND , _ , _ _

_..____ KISSES

$1_..o Plhiiuaiiis 94° 29° ____

.sos bmiiis Pius ssc*

50c Fruiiatives _ . 38(- 25c ' ’

'35c

25c

cami-s L. i.. Pius 19.-3 A.B.S.C. Tablets . _ ._ _ 160* I-Iamilion’s Pills I8c‘

.'}0c JO.'\"l`EEl. ' I l"A(.`E I’O\\'l)ER

Bile PON l)`S CREAMS _ . _ _ . . .._

_-§£`.".1..`.1\T` 'rooru msrr; _

(iilc l"()ltH.-\f\".*i 'l`()OTH I’.f\STl5 _

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60c Chases‘N. Food Hz" '

$1.

..o lronizcd Yeast #Hr

'.’5c l.lH'l`lCRlNH 'l`\')()'l`H l'_\S'l`l} _ ft.. i.-i.i.;.\Tz2}°*_ SH.\\‘IN(i (.`Rl'j.\I\l

$1.50 Rl'lllll~ll{Sl‘l'I` SH.»\\'l.’\`G liItl`1s'll (Guiiranlecd)

75c RICH 35c FRESH CREAMY FRUIT

CARAMELS JELLIES

Agn Ib. box Pound Box _..._ _

NIARASCHINO CHERRY

CHOCOLATES

Reg. 75c lb

29c_ _

_ U G L

on May Oth. The meeting opened in Suucssor '_

NITED

S E A c A D E T S the usual way with thirteen members _ 0 _ i

and one visitor. Th ` ute fl t meeting were read ifiililxglgncsdf 111511 bo' call was answered with “My Mother`s “HOME OF BETTER VALUES"

A; th M _"_ ed annual meeting name".` A parlour social nas held at _ _ _

of me l;v__m_d Bland Nwy | the home ol’ Mrs. W. P. Cameron. and . ' ' ' " Y ' '

reanzed the sum of $7 05 A wreath (;¢&~4Q-00-00-0-0-oo-O-Go-00004-0+o0o-Qeoooo-evrvoeooovofo-0.0¢-o-54.

Leaaue a resolution was passed au- was _______c____5ed and '____'_ed 0 “_ I-IOW T0 MAKE ARTIFICIAL IN. moi-icing captain Morse ui can up- _ V “ “I GREASE or Bees

casket of little Gerald Noonan, son

on the members and endeavor to _

l' '. . . _

secure the renewal of their member-» 0 M1 and Mrs Jerry Noonan' A il'3¥P¢=1‘lUlal\t-1| liirms Note)

i _ _ _ _ letter of condolence was sent to Mr". » ,. _ . . _shm wnmi-,u\_|0ns_ “_ was decided io w_____ _wks ____ me denh ____ A __ " The bee.. ua; oi making increase

ear

esta-blish a sea cadct.corv-S as soon | U _ _ d | ___ "" V’ f"""" m""°°~‘9 ill” *i1`fl'l€lll Of is msfiiiie--oroi.si»1.v or seiiimnim-. "0 'P' ""1 a ” “led moth" Ruby the °°10fi.v llirvush the iirfiflurtlrm

Burns tliankcd the Institute 'nembers

Ml ‘7°|"" Hear" “ll be mm m":r“'”" for kindness sliown her duriiie her of young he” and mm in dmdc the tor. and will give elementary train- __ ` _ f0‘|‘0BS 04 (Bw 0010115’ by Salim'

rcccnt illncs... The school and sick

ini' m 5°°m““°‘mP md duclpune' committees each gave their report. ing' This method is not at an Sam' n°P°1"5 °f ""l°“5 °°mml‘-l"~"’5 It was moved and seconded that ai t ‘www to the modem bcckeeper

Y be washed and flooi sci ubbed in the

S071. the newly elemffl llfeslclcm- school. The fence around the school.w or during me mam honey new

The mm, members of we new _ _ _ _ _ and as the swarm that leaves the

has been painted a dark giecn, with

lwcrc received b Major C. C. Thomp . '_ ._ -D n l’°°*‘“se ll' usually 0°”-‘fs WSL l“'i°l‘

executive are: Honorary lJ1'¢-id0l\l-- white trimmings, and school yard hive commas of practically me cn- Mr. J. O. Hrndmau: first vice urcsi- i-...rea and cleaned, which adds much me “'°"kl"“ M” °f th” °°'°“y me

dont, Mr. Charles Moran; second to the beauty of the school. A paper prospect of A crop mn?) me colony vice president, Mr. G. F. Hutcheson; was rcacl by Mrs. Sterling McKay that swarms.” shatmed' mrmcp wi- h Messns, G. Filliter, W. S. Stems. concerning the inoculuting oi school mom' them 1” “Isp thc danger ol Malcolm Irwim w_ S_ Gordom Liéu___|ch_1dmn_ The next n_cC_____g _S to be the swarin abscondlng for Darts un G. H. Buntain. held at the home oi' Mrs. A. C. Green. kmwn’ thus adding to me loss of

The new executive will endeavor After the business part of the meet- me bcekeepm Nawml swnrmmg can

lo stimulate interes; generally in the ing was over. a social hour was spent liealthiul recreation ol'lering'on thc Scvcral Viclrola pieces were playcrl hm-bm-_ 1\-_ is hopgd that the gitlzens and a licartv lunch served and lots of of can-loitewvm will get behind lnuslitvr and jokes brought a jolly HMI. effort, w mike the greatest good time to an end with the Na- ~---~- :Le of tg uuusmlly gn, sit. tional Anthem and a roto of thanks

uatlon by the sea,

to thc hostess.

If sumclent applications are rc- "*”‘”-l"“_‘

ceived the navi ation school will be

re-opened next gwinler. PERSONALS

'Prsiflc ooniorsl slgr/.ii lights arg

just being intrscluced lnbo Belfast Ireland

Pajamas .in rintous colors are

-.cgue among Inndcn mon this sea-

_'G11

Brltisii Malaya has e petroleum

pi-ice-cutting war

Mr. Lorne Keele, Lillie River, was

a visitor to the City yesterday.

Miss Marlon Frlcr, nurse-ln-train-

ing at Moncton Hospital. Moncton, N. B., is spcndiiig hcl' vacation in Char- lottetown, P, E. I.. wllli her parents. Mr. and Mrs. .John D. Friar.

Mr. D. McDougall of East Bos-

ton, and his brother, Mr. Jas Mc- Dougall, oi Canoe (Joie, were visitors

to the citv yesterday. Mr. Mclbougnll

lcnmdmn rn!" returns lo Iioston un .June 1/ith alter

O'I"1'A\’.’A, Ont., May 30.-Tliere is

;hls pleasant liolii-lay with relatives

no change reported on the Canad-_mm mCndS_

ian egg markets today.

TORONTO:-This egg market con-| ____ K __ C _ ____ ___ tlnes easy, but with no change ini 'r‘ R1 `"“"""' " H" Cl 5'

_____ces_ Dealers are quuuqg C0___m__\,_wliii is it _s'.urlc_nt at the College of

smppers for _mgruded eggs 'Has 2B_ l"ractical Arts in Boston, is nxpcctctl

to 29 cents' iirsts. 20 to 27' seconds.

to arrive home next week. It was er-

23 to 24, dénvered cases l,eL'umcd_ _roncous'ly slated in '1`liiirs<Ia_v`s

MON'I'R.EAL:-Eggs receipts here

yesterday were 3,474 cases. as com- pared to 3,345 cases on the corres-

Cuardian that Mr. Cameron had al-l

ready returned home.

pending day last year. .The market Miss m°““°"' W'm“'“" 1°" by me here is weaker on Ilrsts and`seconds I Hochelen' yenerday Mwm°`°“ 0” 5 although steady on extras. "there is "‘°"L L” he’ sis” Mm ‘7‘ F' C°'“°"`°“' good consumptlve demand with re- S'”"“`“’“' Th” i"°°“d ""‘"m9 W” "mu ‘mmm of 'Nova Scotia.

we cnnnume DL "_ “_ aovym The ‘many friends of Miss Muriel

j‘m,”lu‘_ on tm much". or ‘ MW Pcarden will be sorry to lmrn that `Wiliya-Knight sport coupe. The do¢.< she underwent a serious operau,on_ tm, Mww. Mun" M "mn, style nr. the P. E. Island Hospital lor tu- _and aamtort in a car. mm' ‘

DR. W. R. CARSON

Palmer dralaaia Chiropractor Ubuntu aaa Narnia Diseases 12| Pallas SL Phone 1071. Opposite IL hah Church

-_-__-_.~_._._-~_._.-__--___..__.

bia it is not wise to make an incrcas

_ities where the main honey come late in the season or where increas

be prevented and incicasc made

without. loss ol bees or honey, Inl

Eastern Canada. and British Colum

of colonies before the inain hone flow has well started except in loca

is ot iirst importance. In the Prairie Provinces where the main flo

comes during late July and August

it is quite safe to divide strong co-

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St. James Presbyterian Church

»¢»o>

MINISTER-_HEV. W. BRUCE MUIB;

ACTING MINISTEIL-BEV.R.MO0RHEAD LEGATE. B. D. ORGANIST-WALTER McNU'I'I`

l0.00 ll. M.-The Sabbath Srlmnl.

11.00 A. M.-Preacher, Rev. R. Moorhead I4-pair. H ll.

,.-.A_.--.»-»»

Quartctte-"Christian The Morn Breaks Swi-.cilv"

-Shelley

Mrs. Lawson, Miss J. Macdonald.

Mr. C. J. Gallagher, Mr. C. Mclieiizie. ,

Anthem-"Life Up Your Heads" S. Colrliigo Taylor

The Choir

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Mr. Robert Hyndman.

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Mlnistersf Rev. E. B. Ramsay, D. D., Rev. C. N. Brown. M. A.

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10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting.

11.00 A. M.-Morning Worship. Sermon-"The Sower" Rev. C. N. Brown Anthem by the Choir.

2.30 P. M.-Sabbath School and Bible Classes.

1.00 1'. M.-Evening Worship. Sermon-“The Spirit and the Word" ._ Rev. Dr. Ranisiiy. Anthem-“Hear Then in Love, 0 Lord" . . . . . .._ \\‘ool<-r

Solo Part. Miss Doris Tail.

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hive on a new staiid and introduce to the new hlie a lnylhil fl\1€¢\1- 13° this during the first week ol the main honey flow. The iicld bees Will Y turn to the parent colony while th!

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:.11-ong colonies are divided early make the dnisioii inorc equal. pm. other nictlicds oi ina.kin8 HU iiclal increase consult Bulletin NH. 3.1 of the Central Expcrirnental l*‘arm, Ottawa.

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10.00 A. M.-The Sunday School.

11.00 A. M.--Morning Prayer. Iloly Communion and

‘ Sermon "Milestones and Gifts." '

__ _,.- _ 1.00 l'. M.-Evening Prayer and Sermon “Our Lor1l'l

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MORNING worcsnir ii _0'ci.oi'n STANDARD TIME

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of his ministry with this Church. _His _s_\:_I_i1on will discus.. matters that seem important t_o__suc _i_ a - _ru____"

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Sunday School will immediately follow thc morning ser-

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MORNING

11.00 A. M--"Pilates Hands" -

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Anthem-"I'rslsa Ye the Father" . . . _ . . _ _ . ... . tluuiiod 2.30 I'. M.-Sabbath School and Bible (`las5¢‘S.

EVENING SPECIAI. MITSIC BY LADIES CIIOIR

1.00 l". M.-Sermon to Young Women.

Womens Choir will furnish ilu* mlhlf- Chorus-The Gospel Bells are Iilnallla" _

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Solo-"Consider the Lillies" . . . ..__ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ l'0l\|||I

Miss Flora Campbell

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and Ladies’ Choir. _

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