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FEBRUARY 5, 192
k__ _ W _ . _ ,__Ri _ __ _ _ THE 'CHARLO'-l"1‘ETOWN_ 'GUARDIAN PAGE
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Zion Presbyterian Church
MINISTER-REV. M. SCOTT FULTON, M- A- B. D.
ii-00 A. M---Ser-.mon:-Subject-Communion, 'Peace I
Leave.
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7.00 P. M.-Sermon: B
Anthem by the Choir.
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MORNING
communion Hymn by Mixed Quartette.
2.30 P. M--‘Sabbath School and Bible Class.
EVENING
object-Nlcsssmuu. Coward _or
Courageous. '
Solo... . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ _ . . . _ Mrl.Fred'M.N2lh STUDENTS AND STRANGERS WELCOME-
iilrinitp Mutter: tlilburcb REV. W. M. RYAN, B. A., 220 Richmond Street
REV. E. H. RAMSAY, D.
D., 63 Upper Prince St.
ORGANIST-W. E. FLETCHER, A_.R-C-M., A.T-C-L.
SERVICES F`0R TOMORROW
10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting.
11.00 A. M.--Preacher: Rev. W. M. Ryan, B1 A.
' Subject:-"Forgiveness"
Anthem:-“Depth of Mercy” _ _ ._ . . . . (Fletcher)
(Solo part by Mr. T. W. Bentley)
Selection by The .Harmony -Male Eliht.
2.30 P. M.-Sabbath School ind Bible Classes.
(Dr. Ramsay'e Class In Church)
7.00 P. M.-Preacher:-Rev. Dr. Ramsay.
_ Subject:-"where Place the Emphasis?"
Solo:-"The Better Land" . . . . _ . . _ . _ , . . . . .__ (Cowen)
Misa ,Muriel McMurdo
Anthem:-"God is A Spirit" . , . . . . . . . . _ . _ . _.. (Bennet) `
Seleetlion by The *Harmon
y Mate Eight.
A coapuu. wsLco_Me To _AI__I.. '
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i c1.Ass11-‘LED ADVERTISEMENTS
Ona Insertion per line of fi vvorda
_ |r,,u,- uuuc,-¢|,,M per line of 5 'Will'
I-light Iuwrtlunn ..........._............._......... ._.........7o pol' line of 5 words
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Centrai Guardian `
cal.-EpoNIA_-service in the
Presbyterian Ch .h, -C Feb’ 6th_ at 3 pill; aledonia, on
BROOKFIELD _ The services in
the Brookfield . - 4 _ da” Feb nh Clmsregation Sun
H - I . will he as follows:
artsvllle ll n. m. and Brookfield
7 p. m.
ctvos RIv-an ._ 0,, ,guuu,,y_
'F°`b"““Ty 5th. the senvices in the Clyde River Presbyterian Church will be at 3 IJ. m. Sunday School 'li 2 D- -m. '
“'~`FA3"' -011 Sunday. Eco. sth
tllerc will he service in the Presby_ toriun Church, Bell t t _ ami 7.30 p. ni, as ' H 11 H' m'
souTH AFa|cAN vers To
‘MEET--'Phe South. African war Veterans will meet in.;-hu (;_ W V
A- R00ms Tuesday evening .rt xi 0': clock.
Wi- PERSONALS
=Mr_ Shaw MacMillan. W. 1, S. was III tho city yesterday '
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Mrs. Alice Whethorly, nf pm.t_
land. Ma'ine, arrived home to ug. tcnld the funeral ol her mother M"r.-'_ -Susan Dawson, whine dem); cccurreii on Sunday lust. Mrs. Whothcrly expects to return soon_
-Friends of Mr, James Mcllonnld
former Water Commissioner, will b9_ Bind to know that he has made :I lull recovery from the accident .which dislocated his shoulder and -is about the house again as ugunr Bright. ond: active though ninety. I one.
- VEITITHS I Y_`_A
iMacPHE-R»SOIN-At Oyster lied _liI‘iIlge, .lnuunry 20th, 1927, io Mr. _and Mrs. It. I.. MacPherson, u -daughter.
IW, Agents \VunteIl _
Salesmen Wanted
PORTRAIT AGENTS, - WRITE
for catalogue, United Art. Limit- ed, 4 Brunswick, Toronto. '
3842-12-1-w‘sln26I.
WASHO BEST SELLER. GREAT
rcpeator. Washes _clothes in ten minutes without rubbing, und cleans everyillini’-' like magic. lluarunteetl harmless, 25% profit. Snrnpio Tree. l_’_ A, iilciobvrc Nr tio., Alexandria, Ont.
A. W. Feb. 5-12|
MAKE MONEY MAKING
Friends! Joint our :r‘ai'f of money- mnlting agents, selling the best vuluc tailored-to-Ineasuro men-'s clotlling in -Canada, nt one excep- tionally low price, Big sales-Big money-No experience necessary. ,\ionI'oo Tailors Ltd., Dept, 9. 587 Si. -Cuihcrillo West., Montrcnl.
A. W. li.
AGENTS WANTED--AMBITIOUS
Inen anxious to establish their own business III theil' town or 1-ounty hy soiling Wutkins l-‘u'In-
_ mls Lino ui’ l’rotiuI-ts. Thu op-
portunity of your life if you ure :tilt-r big nlour-_\'_ I-lxtrlusivv tor- ritory. Write for complete do- luils. 'l`iIt- J, R. Watkins Conl- p:\n_v. Zi'-'il i`I'ni|.: West. Dept 88. \iontl'I-ui. _'l-Iilii-1-22-s-ii
Articles For Sale
LIGHTNING STRANGE BATTERY;
Coxnlpound. Charges delivered batteries instantly. Eliminates‘ old method entirely. Particulars. Lightning Co.. SL. Paul. Minn.
A. W. .lnn. 15.22.29 I-‘ob `
:Ju
- FOI' Silky _
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FOR SALE-76 LIGHT LIGHTING
plnnt good as now, clu-np for quick sale. ll. G. -Nelson nt Uni- versal Motors. 362-I-1-20-6|
BAKER8’ OVENS-WRITE FOR
t ._ THE. CROWN LIFE INSURANCE
Company has particularly nt- tractive openings in -Prince Ed- ward »islunIl, wit.-h unlimited OD' portunity for real salesmen. Write, giving full particulars to Crown Life, Care Guardian.
"3635-1-31.61
Wlnlfed-A .Winn
'WANTED - A M-AN-A DETER-
mined man--who will work as hard for himself as he will for an employer. An active man- preferahly ibetween 30 and 40, married, and with some business experience. All ambitious man --anxious i'or good pay today. promotion tomorrow. Opening is with successful Canadian 'Life Insurance Company, established over 30 years Selling experi- ence not vital. Wo supply train- ing." Write, in strictest confid- I-uco, llox 1103 -Halifax. 2-3,8i
'Mule Help \‘VmIt_I-tl
BIG EARNINGS. STEADY EM-
ploymen-I: for 'Barber~_-i. illecome
' I-xpcrt in li weeks. Wlrite Moler
It-miller College, Depa-rtmeut "F" ilialltax. 3-'I-ttslti
It 40 wanting positions, ofllce or on trains, $125-$400 month. 'free passes, experience unneces- sary, 'write \Bakef, Supt_, ll42 TSI. *I.ouis. Mc. _ 3709
RAILWAY POSITO-N8 - MEN,
` Nursing
Y-OUNG WOMEN DESIRI-NG TO
enter March clnss ol' -North .idnnrs Training School :for nurses, ‘North Adams. Mass., -please write, Supl. prom'ptly. \SclIool` quI\l|l‘ies pupils to get-ure registration. ‘l'ro\'idos monthly uiiowalloo and privilege of six months course -nt. Yule -Univer- sity Svhool of Nursing. All ex-
cataiogue; time payments if Ilo- sired; some used ovens ou hand! llubbard Oven Company, 1100.1
Queen West. Toronto. Sat. :L_
FARM FOR SALE-THE UNDER-_
signed offers for sale the dcsir-| ubic -properly of tht-_ into .ilonryi Curran. consisting of sixty :icrz-si situated at Pleasant (lrovc, con-| venient to school and <‘ll\tl'Cl\f‘H- Apply to Mrs. Minnie Curran. _
_3689-2-Zi-3|
Help Wanted
EARN $25 WEEKLY UPARE
Ilmo, writing for newspapers. mugazlnes ll-Ixp.. unnec., details I-‘rco. Press Syndicate, 637 St. Louis. |Mo. 3709
wvontc-I.. “W
CASH FOR OLD ENVILOPES
with stamps used lniforn 1890. Al- so 'want other stamps. `Walter Iflmorson. 022 llinmau. Evanston. ill. 3711
Female Help Wanted
WANTED - YOUNG GIRL TO
help with housework. Country
nirl preferred. apply 5 Ruston St. 3055-2-1-61 _
-i
and fllovo the Conan Rtylvn lnal line
Make extra
mer
Teil ue the
IPI
-I - - I - . l' Preetown; A. E. \Clarke, Souriltl
I’l'|\9*39 ilalti. 3710-2.5,15I
on ooooo-o»» we-ooawaof
QIIEEII IIOTEl
Since taking ever this
Hotel we have spent many thouaande of dollars ll repairs and Improvements. lt
iHEI-:sci-I‘eN-To Mr. and Mrs. C. 'C- HUGHCUGH- JF.. -I8 Brighton Aven- ue, on Feb. 3rd. a daughter. _. DEATHS
wATKINS*“~‘\i 'I2 Ulmer llllishoro Street on Friday, Fell. -ith. 1927,- -VFH -iesfliif .\i. \Vatkins, nge 67.i |l"uncr.Ii from hor lute residence on Mon-day, i~`t-Ii. 'ith leaving i'i'Io house at l.:l0 I'or ‘St I‘nul's (‘.-i\u.I-cli thence to Hin-r\~rooIl Ceiiietexy 1‘or internIelIi_
MacLEAN-_-'it Mt. llcrhert, (llills- 'lJur0.i on -Friday. Feb. -it-h. 1927, Ann-n-heliII Mucln-_all, nge 66 years. I-‘llnr-ral l`:'uIn her lute resilience on »Sun1lny, FI-.li_ iith at li o'ciock_ in-| to:`meI\t _\iI-I'mzIirl Ccrnetery,
sT|:wAR'r-.»\t neue nlver wen-‘ nesday Inoruinii January 26th Wil-i liam Stewart ln- his 69th yeur_ In-! torment Belfast Cemetery.
Presbyterlans
Convene At
-~ . ~ _.
and -ilmtrucive meeting of St
last evening when Mr R R. Hurst
James .Literary Society was he-id. P
New ga--. .Ii addr... 0.. --i»v»i£.._s1...-.ul Seek Embargo on His C9110 Ig
GI88g’0W Boys he-lar Mr. Davin stewart
resident
I1 . I in Ii I . d ' ' ° `
A large representative meeting m°i'l¢ el!-503':-:I.e dIIsou:sii1I?Ioil‘:1’;vedi & ,
or the uyuod of the Mm-mme prov.. the address. - Mr. Hurst stressed -- -*- 7' Iuceu wuu helu in New G|,_sg0w_ N_ the importance ot having books an (Special to The Guardian) l BERLIN, Feb. -I.-Prince .Touch- g_, ou Tuesday 1" ,ML u-u6p,.euen_ the home, and of following a pract- WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.- Advo-,im Albrecht or Prussia, aeoond cou- tatlves from al‘i the Presbyterian of ical course .In reading. He aug- cates' of the 'Lenroot Tabor milk sin to tomar Emperor William Il. the Synod were present, and a Seated books dealing wi-tb. religion, and cream hill today predicted theiwho will soon go to the :Upted larse annbuut of business wasput 'mi-“l`° SYUAY- adventure. biography Senate would ps-ss the .bill when it_ISt.ates to direct a series of,sym- through Rau D,._ A_ 3_ G,-aut was better letters, etc.. and strongly ad- is voted upon at 4 o'c1ock Fridayphoay concerts, is not only a_eon1- present from the Board ot Admin- "5" UOYS when they M8811 t0 afternoon, Little delay in getting ani-poser -but a virtuoso as well. -_l-lie lstration and -galve tl mom CUIHDFS- read- W read an °l‘ "lm" ‘lf U10 aglreement. with the house over the instrument is the cello, and he has hemllvc report of the work of the b°°ks °f all °“"‘°" b°f°l'° Dmceed' amendments was expected, and It frequently assisted at charity at- -Church uguue lust Gene,-ul Au. ing to ar_I_other, as "chopping and was predicted that President Coo- fairs and court functions in the rolei
seInhly_ This showed the most. °‘h'i*¥lgin-g in reading was most w_____eFf___ __ “nH_msfac_o__y_ A [un ____ ___ this lidge will sigm the measure. oi'__cello solo_l_e-t.
1 DFOEYGHH in Hll lit’-‘Dllf~ address In 9° 0 The question now is whether the My cello, he told The Associ-at-
conducted by
59-9-9'O~O~§%-0
The Russ
A very comfortable and
homelike Hotel at a moder- ate price.
Large and well lighted-
roome with hot and cold water.
Splendid table. courteous
service.
Centrally located, being on
the -finest street in the city, and In close proximity to churches. depot, theatres, etc.
-Rates $3.00 a day.
“WHAT. SHOULD BOYS READ? -“One of -the most. interesting ‘_
IN MEMORIAM
in Loving Memory of Fieb-
ert H. Barrett who departed this life February 5th, 1923.
Father as we look around this _ world
And cannot find you there We look back upon our home-
stead
Where you adjusted all trouble and care.
Then as we stop to ponder, Over all the good you've done Our thoughts of you are in
heaven now
And the crown that you have
won.
Inserted by Hia Wife and Sons.
707.
IN MEMORIAM
In Loving Memory ol
| P. N. PATE
O' Leary, P. E- I. Died February 5th, 1926
The Spring will bring us no
delight
It's pleasant fields and
flowers
Our hope is now to meet
again
- In Canan's happy Bower.
oiass in the Maritime Prov- -,
i
ia now the finest I-iotoi of its
IN MEMORIAM I
ineea. It appeals to those W*‘° WUI* I °°"\'°"\lb|° in Loving Memory of Mrs. I Hotel and splendid table and George wood, who -died Feb-
sxeeilent earvlea at a meder- fulfy W1- 1925-
ate price. ln our hearts your memory
lingers
3"" "`°'” ”'°° *° “M Sweetly. tender, lend and
per dey. . true d
There is not a day ell*
_ Ch tte N n 9 .
Brio to That vxodhtot think of you
Hotel C00 lnaerhd by -Her Son Galvin- _ Proprietors wlte and’-Family.
MISS L. MGQUAID, Manager »»4
' QU EEN HOTEL
-E. H. \MoniIley,~ Bummorside; G.
D Norton St John A W Palme
Douglas Bell, Cape Traverse.
1-<-o->-_-
t'iermnne have Invented II foldinp cn-
for Iwo persons that ran he rolled u bundle fnnr fr-et long hy llx In- in diameter, `
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UNDERTAKER
N. D. MaoLEllN EMBALMER
KING. IGUARI
Weekly rates on applic-
ation. MAJOR D. A. MaeDO-NALD, Proprietor. MRS. C- W. K|.ELLV, Manager.
I I
RUSS HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. Sprowoll, To
ronto, Stella S-pvrowell, Toronto Bot
ty|Sproweli. Toronto; A. S. Prowse, Murray' llarbor; -Capt. Rev. |C. Gra-
ham, Mlrrray I-lurbor; Archie John stou. Br-ookliield, W. R. Ouiton, Al
berton; J. E. C. Hunter, Aiberton.;
Capt. W. .L_ Delaney. Kensington; Capt. C. ‘ll. Palmer, Roseville; Capt il-‘_ R. Squarebriggs, Miscouche; Mrs. F. I), Bowness. -Summerside; Miss Blanche 'Mille-r, Summe-rside: Mr_ und- Mrs. John McLeod. City:
Mrs. A. J. Rolilllgfi. -Ruslico; Mury M. Rollings, illustico; James 0'Con- nors, Clin-ton; Nelson G-nlrlesier. - _
Hnzelgrovo; R. I-‘_ lliorris, I’i¢-lou: il. l’_ rM<~AslIili. 'llaii'fax; AiluII A
Campbell, -Long lliver; A. C, (Illicit
_'l‘orouto; .l_ Junntra. -St. John: 1 Leigh Sullivan. Sea View; Mrs. Sul-
livan. Sou View; Mrs. (leo. ll. flow- ncss, Sulnmcrside: Miss »l-‘iorence llarrls, Summerside; Walter (ira-
ham, Fredericton.
i
PLEASANT
AND
EFFECTIVE LAXATIVE
That acts naturally and forms no habit.
Rexali I Orderlies
Taka the best and forget
the rest-
Pricea 25a, 504: and $1.00-
sonp oNI.v_ sv
THE PROM PT DRUGGISTS
Mac Einnor Dru# Co.
Pr." The ttt3<A¢.L Pose. an Koons Sroaz asf.
mzunsialg
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-Edlmouton: Dealers are quoting
country shippers extras 35 to 37, tin-sts 33 to 35, seconds 2 7-to 30, re- ceipts are sufficient to take care of local demand with some British Columbia stock still moving -but _merely in a' cleaning up way. | Vancouver: The market is firmer wlth heavier local consumption ami increased orders from northern and prairie points. Dealers are quoting |produceI's extras 30, tirsts 28, pul- _let extras 26. Three calrloads have lbeen sold recently, extras 37, firsts 25, pullet. extras 33. Receipts are iiighter on account of the startingi _of the incubation season and the _recent unfavorable weather. |
Halifax: The egg market is wea-
ker due to increased supplies. Dea- lers paying country shipperes de- livered I-lalitux extras 45, lirsts 40. seconds 30. I
it Vessel Ashore
I Canadian Press) I
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ST. .l~OlliN, NIB., -Feb. 4.-In tho
heavy storm of last night and this
_ morning the steamshlp Sunewarkco
_ hound I`or this port from Taihoti
with coal lost her bearings and went ashore near Northhead, Grand iii/iauun. llittle damage was done’ and the vessel got clear without as- sistance aIId is .proceeding here.
Is Three Million I
Dollars in Debt
_ -.\’i-lW Y0.R‘K, Feb. 4. - Doing his own cooking -Cornelius Vanderbilt. _ir_, is grinding out. magazine arti- I-ies and -motion picture scenarios in a tiny .I-‘ifth Avenue apartment as part oi his fight to win back wealth. llc is $3.000,000 in debt, His tools are n portalhle typewriter, shifts of copy paper and a pocket full- of pencils.
'The foumler newspaper nlbllsher works day and night. "I am zolnlr to pay oI`f every penny I owe if it takes me fifty years," Vander- bilt said. ‘li am determined that no
‘one shall lose It penny from having _ trusted III me ami my ventures." i ‘Vanderbilt may come into some of the Iiamily fortune in time but he is not banking on that now.
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YOUR[ BUFFER
LAYS LIKE LEAD
TI
And You Spend the Night
Fighting. .Hobgobllns
Try a little diapepsln. Supper_
dances, fancy drinks. too much' tobacco, coffee and highly seasoned dishes play havoc with the stomach. Diapepsin takes the worst sort of |combination of foods. settles them, |absopbs the gassy, sour heartburn -MA vo" go peacefully to sleep
a struggle.
is embarrasing to have to re-
fuse eating In company. But if you are a dylpeptic ,you may safely take a chance with any mixture and -avoid suffering by the rule of one or tim _ lililtwlins after eating. _lI'ou'II get more out of life, more pleasure, health. more strength
Steady
from any
Is guaranteed
.the use dndiapep
-~ l
-borgo on all milk and cream from’
-minatiou of peoples, he added.
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'l‘lll'l FIIIRT CHINESE FAN ASD LANTERN.
From an Old Chinese Leland By Alice Wothenll Oh, the lanterns- lanterns! Ian-
tr-rns! _ ' .I-‘ire-flies flirting In the dark;
Oh. the lanterns! lanterns- Lanterns- Gnldcn glohr und silver spark;
ltr-tl and blue nn-I green and yellow,
_.ments of the Churches life, He , W *\PD931` In INK! Slitllr- _ -- Pointed out that thousands of day” Guardian- I" me ‘"“°“"|°“ pixlgixscelihalavvaywfllfi i?;riIl;g:IhlII>“I:lIIe: :se }l’1I:>III'er Y>IIsmn;'u1tlEa::‘lIeIl",e§iI|t glyi D1-Ollie all over Canada are Cam-what f°"°w°d the desimbmy was tail shipment ot milk i\romyC nada ex rts whom I have consulted me li-wk to me ofa rom, and me °"l?"’s”°“ °f ““"‘”“ “ l'°““" 98°' In 0 t to I- II Ia ` pe nm It I in I r the -linancial position of the Church as ples li-brnry in Charlottetown, and ul B me qu” "fl el e at 5 that agree t 8 ne °iq““' ° u whole is most S_msmct0__y_ The Mr-_ Hurst, in replying to a vme of Boiprotests of c -t es ikel New York best of the old Ita an nstrlunents. ,R,.,,_ Bmw Muir and Rev_ R_ H_ thanks, submitted u mos, valuable ton and others using Canadian There is something mysterious Stavem me Moderator and Clerk list of books wmch he had p,.9pa,._ In_ilk will prohibit the Department|about my instrument, One day an of the Presbytery of Prince Ed_e<1 from rec0mmem1u,_i0u. made to ot Agriculture from going to ex- old; instrument maker camo to -the Wu,-u Is],md_ were present and -i:-lm- by various public I||u-ul-|uuu_ uremes in embargoing shipments of master who built my cello and told look an inlportant Dan in an me and copies of this was distri-buted -Canadian milk and cream, him he would 'blow something into ,|.|_.,cu,,,_,mnS_ |to the youths present. Among In the debate on the bill it was the ins‘t.l'uments' DY Wl1l°l1 UIBY ' 91056 lilklnz Dart in the discussion -brought out that United states would acquire the properties of the
-FUN-E,RA|_ N0-|-|55 _ The were Messrs Ian Burnett, W. A. dairy interests are seeking to ‘have Old Italian mastefrllieircs. Whatever
deal-In occurred nt llliil-shoro yester- M‘*"~Lal”e"» MTS Andrew Mu0Nair. t-he tari_iI rates on milk and cream that ‘bl0Wl’ll'8 501116?-hill!! ill' DN” tiny nI‘I-ernoou of -Ann-ulbelio Mac- Rev- Bruce Muir- D. K. Currie. increased 50 per cent. This means cess may have lbeen, it did the Lean -at. -the nge of 66 years, only Rellllell Macdonald. and the ltev they are wo,-kmg ,for ,L virtual emu”-|ck_ ‘
snlviving sister of Christopher Di* ‘(`-0l`fI“-
_'_l;_l\e____1\111<;f_=_l __ 1ak_eS _outside the united -slated. » To Interpret own works
' r e .r e ce I0- ‘ .
"'f’_T"_‘_;' (S,""d`“y) “m"“°"“ in 3 B 't' h M P S years also this old fellow revealed ge§n<:_I._P.__y lnt_;s_r_-_I_r_\e;1_§rvi_ueq M“e_xi{n€;]l;l _ca"__d_-_I ) - . [the secret to the men who built » - » » an res: . . . imy instrument but the latter de-
Rev- Mr- ‘Lmlej°|““S' h_3(_;i_I_`_T_f\W1_\- Fail- 4~-(l;3S§S)_- A clared he will take the secret down
, - , er ‘me 9 F990” 9 mm . . into his grave. All my attempts to
SAI-VAT'°N ARMY SERVICE- Wawuver wdrlv. the redlwed uric- T() War Chula, personas -mm to leave me for-mind
|E;_>o_;l__tivn;_e)s hl;_I:_\;ebl;I;en< eicxiizltllzlctalieisi having 'increased local consump- to p0,,u,,,.|,_y ha,.e°mu9u_-- -
I1 D V _to d I d th <1 "”-
_mend the midwimer camp mesh __i;_al\ mlrlllrove e emand for) NEW YORK Fen _,_ _Brlwn Prince Joachim Albrecht erlwcts
d L . -M til _
ings held in the -Salvation Army mToro3n,Io:p$lI¢Ia) I;ocal0lrlxia`I?I1IIatIeiIfIo11ItrI.-Wm mt 5° 1° wa' Wm’ CMM' be' gl dfxgiumnggfx igfaxgt 553;] Citadel. Last night Rev. Mr. <}iayt-fha-aged with |mpm.ts 6, States job_ cause 1he_“Engli~sh people wouIdn‘t Su-nes Hes Wm comnne mmqen to ;-,r gave a stirring address on what bing here at 46 lon- fresh and 39 for ggvaggg Keggxggzfgndgti- mlozelf? directing and interpreting his ow'n _ Ie termed the New Testament's M01-uge_ Dame,-5 are quouu _ ‘ ‘Y 9 V ‘ _
lrrcatcst text-_luhn l2-32f;1nd- i. li try shippers extras -I6 to 47g; Egg; ;:£.|?;?ny;é, qgzgyil-;|n(:0,|:],?n;beTl|?§ :$22 oInIiI:ps:`>§ca<l:hfiI;?tI1sii;I-I ‘ills I llc I-iii-nl Ur. win raw All Iam 4s,.t-cot-1t~l:Io,t a2,n n fed “ ' _ _Men Unto Mo. Tonight. -the men Montreal.` Piilces to (I)-etuile;-1 vlidve eve gflkis reutn? 1;|Enigi??dIaf|§er Rig ,$18.30 wrliéggesogxfggggrgécggf. Soldiers of the corps will have undergone I1 further accuse whoa spa," {‘u,°““ '“' ‘a "T ,,u,,`, 'u Zhu com ,ed 0 u ‘fllafge ‘lf the meeting- Sunday Will present sales being made at extras|alicomfr?:;)tir';rc Ilan-fvlcrthy - gsve'¥<?I? ba.rIIon§ voice pi:)gram;:gc he n special day with services at 5110 52,1”-B1_u 4910.50 pu1\,,teu,mu his vi f th tm i ' I di ll. 2.30 and 7 D. m. At the evening 48, seconds 46 to 47.'rotailers alre preeeriatw Shines; r;I:t)u’;‘I»an€t§s bs' Irdtsiirofogelilde lEl)i;nl;tI;`I_do:I<I§e¢Istr‘;.I service Adgt_ Davis will give all il° buying only in small quantities and explaining that thousands of Chin- w,_~,,-k is euqmed --Fanmpla amor- lllfliffllffil 8dfI‘l'€9B "The CIPCIB Oi the market is dull. A carload of ese students in America and Euro- ouuo - - . -
Salvation’ Lnited States storage which passed Dean universities absorb weetem Since the Wu,-_ me .mince hug
_* 2-S Seconds are Jobbing at 39 to 40, ideas and resent_foreign shackles conducted concerts in Bmen_Baden_
“M gms" at 43- Dealers continue on "heir c°““"y' Cmna haf take” Vienna, Budapest. Zurich, Breslau. to quote for uugruued eggs em-au_ seriously President Wilsons four- Lim and Bad Gastehh -I7 to 48. ilrsts 42 to 43, ullet ext- tee" I’°1“"s~ ‘md e'°’D"°I“uY mlm ' 1 h
p point which deal with selt'-deter- The prince M98 nm' ww “mc
me and 9e°°“‘15 37 1° 40- i 8 ,. of jazz and other modern music.
‘Just before his death a tew
Automobile driving ls his favorite diversion.
Western Guardian ‘
--CAFE TRAV-ERSE ROYBIS Will,
cross sticks witl1'A1bany St. Pats. an Albany Rink Saturday night. Feb. 5llI. ' 3722
-.GITIZEN-8 MEETING - A
In-ng-»n lanterns rn-wllng low; meeting of the citizens of Summer-
liirds nnd beasts ot' silk and bam
hoo Swinging, swinginz, swift and
slow: I, '
Ifrnm Chinn routes the legend
that
thousand of years ago there lived a
futln-r with two ncwlynnarried
Now, in (‘hlnu, II has uiwnys the 1-ustnm for murrleil Ilona to ll their wlvr-s tn their fnlbex-'s hom Iivo, Ami so lt wus ln this case.
The l>ri<lI-s were very young,
often rt-ry lunesoine to see their liles :I|¢uiII_ Thr-lr young hush might lmve nlinu-ed tht'-In to go s tiInes'to visit their old homes. in t','hlnu the husbands' fathers Inolln-ra still remain the rulers. in this cn-so the futher \\'o\lIIl not of it.
-"Why 'simuid they he lurlesome
r-\'<~rything so romfortuhe in-re't" how the father nrlrued.
“l"lease. please. let un go, If
fora few duys," the young
would plead.
-The futher-In-low would not sont. but it mndr- him uncomfor lo lu- refining always. Flnall they still continued I-oaxlng, Ihought out a plan to keep them l»oIln~rln|¢ him.
"Yell, you may go." he nurp
thrill. one bright morning, when nsketi hlln again. Then he turn
nous.
been ring B in
and
fam- nude
OIIIB-
llut and And hear
with was
only
wives
con- table
I. ns
he
from
riaed they
eil to
one und sulal. "But you cnnnot return
unit-ss you bring fire wrapped In
per," and to thc other, "you bring Inc wind in Il paper."
'I‘hs~ Iwo young wives were an
pn -
Inunt
cag-
and treedoml
er Io src ilu-lr families that they did not think of what was said. hut start- I-II off for their nhl home. Th--y had their Visit. null were un their way to sw- their husbands once ngnin, bcforr tlu-y suddenly reinemlierril what thi-ir fnlh-r-ln-law had said.
-“it is lInpo|Islhle."-salrl the older
om-, "to wrnp up fire in paper."
".\`o more impoaalhlc than having
wind in paper," nnid the younger.
.And as they were very tired from
walking, they ant down where they were and began to weep.
“Whore this, wbaI.‘| this?" it was
the voice of n young girl ,who was passing h_v_ "W-by sit down and weep, when you can mule things right if you only try, and also keep \\p your courage."
“But we r-an't possibly," the wail-
ing young wives cried almost with one voir-I-, For they had in-gnu to think that never again could thry'gn hack to their hulbands. Then they told their and story to Ihr- girl.
"Thnt is easy." laughed the new
frirI\tl_ -"Jullt rome home with me."
\\'.hen they came to her father'e
house. the young girl found n piece of paper. und folded lt again and again.
lmyeteriosly. 'li‘ineIly, abr- held up
what we now know as n "\lneae lan- tern. Hhs had pnt a llrrhu-tl candle In the bottom nf the lnnie'-1.
t"i‘In-re ,vnu have fire in puprr. have
ynu not?" she laid.
The elder of the two .\'-~ ' \" wives
I-rioil out In Joy- “flow "full "I‘il see my huabanlll now," '|‘1---v- ber faea became quite led and Added. ‘lint 'Pm afraid my »aIater‘a teak vvlll be much harder."
,But the new friend was already
huay folding paper om-e again. This time she fastened little wooden slate In It.
"len't that wind
non a
a a little
pack-age of drag- store- _
--- as-won-
airl. as she
fore
fan he till the
side called by His Worship Mayor Lidstone -was held in the 'Down 'Hall laat night tor 'the purpose of considering the plan of the propos- ed new station at Summerside. drawn 'by Mr. Percy Tanton and submitted to the railway authorit- ies. The plan which was received by the large representation of citi- zons present, shows a ‘building 135 feet by H feet with practically all the public services inclosed under one roofIBesides the waiting rooms which are sketched half as large again as the waiting room in the presen-t station there will be ex- press quarters, a Inall room and of- lficers for the Western Union tele- graph, 'baggage room, etc. Mr. C. R. Rogers said as all the citizens seemed unanimous in commenda- tion of the -plan for the station. that we would more the endorse- tion of the plan and suibmit notice to \Moncton of unanimity of the citi- zens ol Su-mmerside :for a new and up to date station with the addition- al request that. the authorities move as fast as possible in the matter and call for tenders for brick and also for co'b‘ble stone. Mr. G. M. .Muttart seconded the motion and suggested that when the elevated ian is made it he
Ind their hunbanliu with the first ls.n-
O#-O-0'*
OOO
VIGTIIIIIII IIIITEL
One of the largest and best
equipped Hotels in Eastern Ganada. Oon\aIna120rooml» 44 of which have private paths, completely renovated in the peat few years- Few
, Hotels throughout Glnlda
and the United States have its splendid table. Oourteoue eervlee to all Questo. Tele- phones in rooms.
Rates $4-00 to I5-0° P0'
lay.
_ Charlottetown
Proprietors HARRY O. BROWN, Nllllper
~ ...___
Malte
. D forwarded to Summerside ilor in- spection. The motion was unani-
mously passed liy n standing vote.
wives went bark to their futher-in-law
‘ern and the first fan ever seen in ,’.‘hlnn. They also carried bark with lbe-in the II-ssnu that many diffirullica might he over<‘I\II\e If they would only
'try and try. und in-up up their rnur- 1-- A I
ago.
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Italy Sends" lfi L.'._I§."."..’_
N ote to 'Chiba
tc-mfg” _ norms. F-6. 4.,-- -_ has sent
a note to_Chilll._' __ tally in agmsment-_.1'vith,t e _ lab note malntainink-tgdsiltbt ll! the powers to protect thehilptlggnl tl1i’0l!l“ll- out me cniaeaa_repubII¢_ _
-Jailed For Ad- ‘ _
e i 0 mittmg Minors
--'- .- - (--Ibm
(Canadian Press) -...r
-NI-JW YORK, Feb. 4. - The
ticket seller and the doonmanot a \Bronx motion picture theatre--were sentenced to serve ten day')]ail sentences when arraigned today on charges of having admitted minors to the theatre whei'-a.tt1ey were employed.
-_é<-eel- ' A new pail for scrubbens includ-
es receptacies for a -brush and soap, while on the bottom is vt ba- sin to catch water running down -the outside. - \
After -nusny aiperimsuts It
-French chemist has pr0d\\C9d Ia synthetic petroleum that .¢_g.q_ -he refined to yield kerosene. gasoline rand other oils. - ._
-Grease from meat being cooked
on a new broiler runs down u_.i’1.\n- nel shaped lla-lse bottom into all enclosed Don and is prevented from smattering.
°**" _ .-1
One of the longest and moIIt.iux-
urious automobiles has been bull-t to take the place oi' the at-ate coach of the native ruler of an ln- dinn state.
-Armong all classes of -men of
prominence [Presidents of' the Uni- ted States have averaged the l01.l¢- est life spans. their average 'being 69.9 years.
'About 95 per cent of Swiss towne
and villages have centrail station electric service and some 90 per cent of -homes are lighted hy elec- tricity. ,_
Gas for cooking in places -where regular supplies are not available. is provided from gasdline by amen generator that is automatic in Up- eration.
ln Venezuela.--s wooden suspen-
sion bridge more than-500 feet long Is hold together by a native- sy- stem _of tying knots without any metal fastening-s.
A vacuum cleaner for use In
automobiles that has boon, invehb ed by -a. resident of Washington, D. C., can be operated by a.,`car's electric current , ,, _ '
IA ‘German :research lnstfialbo
claims to have solved the problem of obtaining oil fronrooa-I vrlbbout pressure and at a comparatively low temperature. __ , '
.A self draining garbage pail' has been Imvented, an inner section having perlomtlona thro\1Kh.vrhioh»_ liquids seep .into an outer Due. _
.An -Engilislr inventor-'g portable
fire escape enables a ' person (0 slide down a. steel -wire while -held In a -belt that enclrcles his-body.
-An elect-rical device .Lblt mildly shocks chem -has been inventbd to drive fish away from ploceenuig- erous to them in irrigation canola.
-By rmeans of photo e I
1-‘reach scientist, time dentiro-Iggy;-Va-ted that living anhngis and pipniq arg radioactive, emitting, rays like fm. IIIm_ ,j ,, ._
Expertmenters in. Georgia--'.~bave
ibnnd :I way -to lIarde`n°~- e pulpy wood ol' the palmet-in tree so that it can he polished -and: usodie fur- niture. -
iRoadsid_e cabinets rolrtahxlng
bandages and other- urtlclee needed to care for accident viciimedlave been Installed along on fllnglish highway. r
I Hot Water
Bottles
, AND
.Fountain . Syringes
. ’
'E Made of beet
ed -which--no mms aeseaam have asap.
nmmo ou" ‘a¢'c_a_Ie-I'
amos. ,1-
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