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AGENTS":WANTE'P; TIFUYQU-PAIVYIIIES IIAVING, FOIL SALE want ‘trfhavc a‘ hiililnirss‘ uhluii- . llvc mcoons or _muskrnts com- llshcil by tho Spring, which will mlmicatc with Gavin Harding, 7 llritlg _you from $40. to $75.00 ili_ ‘West 5L- Charlottetown. profits pcr WCUk, without ally 35034-31431 risk, gr) hold right now of “Eit- " kins Famous Linc oi‘ Products au-LHEAos ANITSTATE-MENTS with cxvlusivc turritory. Details: Pun-Y Printed» Gllardiilll J00 furnished without obligation. Tho l"'1“'-°"Y-

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Court ing at 9 o'clock.

. on Sunday next at both services as well as at St. James.

AT TIIE BAPTIST CIIURCII - R. C. Eaton will take as his subject, “The Uuncrowned King." The even- ing sermon will be “Neglecting oul' Salvation." Two worshipful anth- ems will be used at the morning service, and in the evenings the choir will render Parkerds setting of "The Lord is My Light" and Mr. V.L. Dingwell will sing ‘The Palms" as a baritone solo.

PARTICULARS oiencclnlzivr- One of the most serious accidents, apart from death occured here Thursday evening, when Master Francis O'Brien. the 4 year old son of Mrs. and Mr. Frank O'Brien. Dorchester St. was thrown from a runaway team dragging him almost two blocks with one foot caught in thc wheel. It appears the little fel- low got into the rig on Pownal St. drove the horse up along Sydney St. [t was there the animal took fright. throwing him from the wagon. The runaway was caught on Queen Street by Mr. Ramsay and the O'Brien child takenlfrom the wheel. Mr. Livingston from Fal- conwood Hospital came along in the meantime. accompanied by a nurse from that Hospital and they took the child in their car to Dr. McMil- iarrs office, where he was promptly attended to. It is said no bones are broken, but hc is very badly bruised about the nose, mouth and face. His teeth were extracted. Both the par- cnts of this child as were members of the mother and father's families. are very thankful to those who hap- pened on-this scene in time to save him. so that hc was brought home in life and not in death.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Annie McLeod Pldgeon. Whcatley River, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stead. Mayfleld.

L. 0t c. Basketball

Last night on thc L. O. C. gym two fast games of buskctfall were played. the first game was a girls game between the Piiddys and Mik- es, which was won by the Paddys by a close score of 2i) to l5. The soc- ond garlic was a boys game Dlflycd between thc Five Aces and All Shirl- es which was won by thc all Shines, by a scorc of 3'7 to 34.

Following are linc lips and scores:

A SPECIAL SALE so ladies-silk dresses at $7.50. S. A. McDonald's

POLICE COURT-At the Police‘ estcrday a prohibition case} was a journcd until Monday morn-

SUNDAY SOLQIST —Mr. Robert ‘Messervey. will sing at Zion Church

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REV. BRUCE MUllb-MINISTER OBGANIST-GEOBGE METHVEN.

W. A. WHITE. MORNING 3457_3_29_gi‘L\ME5 coLEb- Anthem:—-"Ha.rk! llarkqny Soul" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Shelley

(Soloiais Mrs. J. Lawson. Miss J. Macdomild.) ‘ Solo-Mr. Robert B. Messorvy.

y EVENING "Just As I Am" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. Solo-Mr. Robert B. Messervy.

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-BEDEQUE BAPTIST SERVIC- ES-Central Bedequc Church at.I0.- . 45 a. m. S. S. following. On account of bad roads there will be no even- ing service and none in Borden. Ho-o-oq-oooo

Silver Wedding- At Hazclbrook

At their beautifully appointed home at Hazczlbrook. on Monday

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Jackie Coogan Now Elli‘;C.SJZKL°CEJL‘SZE'..Y‘ZSZ.32? Greater Than Evert

game for the best out of three gain- es for the championship. ' WISE/ACRES wno rnnprcwan A] LACK OF SUITABLE STORIESl

Lavery Collection

‘evening March 19th, i928. in thc FOR GROWING YOUNG STAR‘ presence of some seventy invited REFUTED BY TRIUMPH 0F] guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. “BUTTONS," IIIS NEW FILM. .

(Special to The Guardian) " LONDON, March 30.-—$il‘ JOhII 1t isn't more than a couple of Lavcry the famousR. A. has elven years back that the wiseacres of the his collection of plcturcs valued at films wagged their heads and opln- 116811)’ 30.000 P0111105 538F008 m ed that Jackie Coogan would soon the 09W 13911115?’ K111891111! 811d All be at the age where it would be im- ‘Gflllefy- possible m find suitable screen ‘ The letter armcuhcine his dccis- lng beside her husband. the picture stories for him. |l0h. states that the Pifii-llfe-S 810 a they presented resembled more that As usual, the prediction turned T189 Em- w 1118 "Bu"? 01W- flnd $1180 of a pair of young lovers, embarkingput to be a brilliant failure. Jackie they dim? 1180K, i0 1804. 811d 1110111619 on their honeymoon than a couple is finding cven better screen stories 501119 0i V1504"? XWYBd PQYSOQAIMQS- who have been experiencing matrl- than when he was a little tot. B61185?» llbfaflfis wmmiW-Ifl 119-5 monial bliss for twenty-five years. “Near grown up" roles give him a 8180651111)’ flCCB-Dled 311B 8m-

With them in the drawing room. better chance at constructive work. i Si? J00" W85 00m 111 Belfast 72 where they received their guests. As an example—there is “But- YBETS 880.111“! hi5 P1001115 are T111118 were Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Cairns of tons," Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer‘; new g1 ls/llunifig- MIEORL llifillne. gerilin. Marshfleld. sea story now playing at the rince l1 '11- W551? - e DZ 8. 811 00 III the dining room. which was Edward Theatre. Jackie plays lhechd 1h why vt-hcr galleries. decorated to give a rose effect, werelrole of a page or bellboy on a grentl Mrs. J. M. Hunter of Charlottetown,‘ocean liner in an amazingly dra- who presided over thc tea cups. matlc adventure of the sea. None of while the ices were cut by Mrs. Mltho old ship stufi about it-it‘s on a‘ W. Wood of Hlllsboro, assisting in giotgern hliner, a. veritable floating‘ serving were Miss Helen Terrell.‘ 0 . w ere science has mastered Miss Blanch McBeth. Marshfleiddill the hardshps of the sew-hilt.‘ m Miss Ann Hunter of Charlottetownlwhere adventure is just as interest-xi" W00 lfilésfi Péli-‘Wd the 410082102 0; Miss Amy Smith and Miss Doris lng as in thc days of the clipper‘ 9 DPOPTB i’ 0 119F501“ W 0 a Wood of Hazclbrook. ships. [been involved in that‘ connection During the evening an address of Jackie is a. boy who ships, idoliz-‘cmiliinumg _ m mid 051095 i“ the congratulation on behalf of those ing his ship and ills captain, landfill-fill"! SQYVWCS- n ‘pi-agent ivasd read.by {Rlevtb R. W. on thtch bhgBSiItlfsifiI of a career at scahthit zirugapasléiiltwglizliéllxnntillgifg

n say 'an congra u a ry re- —as e r Merchant. Marine, i ' marks presented by Rev, F. Little-trains its apprentices. Adventure-swine 300 01‘ 400 P050 miiSWFS and johns, Mr. McEachcrn and others, wreck. and a. remarkable heart int- ma“ caYrieis ha"? been dismissed after which the _cve_ning all we crest episode in which he sacrifices f0!" alleged Wmlcal Pamsaiiship- quickly passed, being interspersed his career for thc captain ho lovcs,‘b"i> 110"? 0i 911956 P919095 hive been with games. music and song. lare worked into an amazing plotugumb’ 0f crinllizalig°nlduct- I“ the Ti i. thI‘ till!‘ 0 l h S Eh i. ‘hi d th P7959119 C355 n iv "55 were Prov’ madiea manly iifignds‘. tlfeii r5531‘: Si? scae gfrfear tlie 1112a ar: e" guilty hem‘? m” mu" °r the sojourn together was evidenced by thrilling and spectacular. |111°5h Wllfeheflfive 901151100 and Y“ the array of silverware received, of { Lars Hanson is a. compelling fig- 53m“ of. the‘? i“ suntremmed in

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' l " c 215.2%... °Si.'.’...'.‘l° “s: Mira-r or At a late hour thc company di- Rut-h his fiancee. whilc Roy D'Arcy the, Imermr- r059 m decmie that’ an spcrsed, all wishing Mr. Wood. and deviates from villainy to playa vcry d“! Servams Vi") h“ been immlv’ his amiable partner". many mordcomlcal role. Polly Moran adds ed m the’ e1°°ti°n and Wm“ cases years of happy married life. more comedy to the plot. and PauLhad bee“ Pmughi’ u’ Aha imvem‘ -_____ Hurst, Coy Watson Jr" Jack Mc- mcnt‘s notice by the investigation

Wood, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding.

The house was elaborately decor- ated with shaded candles and a pro- fusion of flowers, that gave a touch of delicacy fitting to the occasion.

Mrs. Wood looked charming in a dress of rose georgettc, and stand-

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l-‘OR. SALE — TIIE IIOTEL PROPJ‘, crty at Murray River. Apply to;

Wm. Kccnnn at. Hotel. 3474-3-29-151. _ _______._i-_-._-.- - | FOR SALE —I'lIREBRED JERSEY bull cull. Edison Mulch, North River. 3505-3-31-31 FOR. SALE —- TWO (‘ALVIa Till freshen on April i5 anti April 2st). J Apply Charles Paul. Kingston. i i

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FOR. SALE — PURE “RED BA \- reci rock eggs. 50c pcr sorting 01 14. A. B. Roberts. Winzaioc.

3511-3-21-31 801i.

FOR SALE — BLACKSMITIPS? forgo. Anvil, vices. stocks. dies,‘ czilking machine, tongs etc. Al'-‘ limp-Kerry, Kensington. :

3488-3-30-31‘

Articles For Sale FOR, SALE-FORDSON TRACTOR.‘ JISCG 1 year. good as new: 11150, ‘plo h and disc harrows. Writc, "of P, he Poole and Thompsoihl M0|iltgjgug_ . 3461-34174“. BAKERS ovens - WRITE FOR i§%t.ai_ogue;_ time payments is dr- iii point} lISUli ovens on illlllli ihibpji.;d"(ivo1i . Uuuilluny. 11"" (lurch ‘-Wt>et ," To rolitu. a » A-lfsS so o.

IFOR‘ ‘ SALE — WILLYs-KNIGIII‘ touring car. l-las run 10,000 mill-s

ywiitshirc. Thursday, April 5th.‘ ghgrgflgiltrnl Elmer Ciow tfor Harry Jenkins.) i 0' CQy1.._1_ 3510‘3'31'3i‘, Mclsaac-Ji. 'W‘__“ —*i'-i—-‘ , _ i."r-—7. ESCAPEI) FROM RANCII AT M'I‘.‘ x3522hc;n._._1_,_ Herbert. one pale silver male to»; ,1 Mullins, Markings A. V. U. right car, 80 E.| TQml._34, left car. Rctvuril. l". R. Mclralilta,‘ r CIIATIOtUJYtHVII, M] Shjncg 35i2-3-3l-3i H. Henncssey-‘tl. ‘ G. McMahon-t. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND L. Blanchard—l0. envelopes with address printed, L. McLean-B. Just tho thing for ndrnowledgc- T. Creighan—li. ment. r-clmations, etc. Guardian F. Lapllin- , Job Prlntery. tf Tcwl—3'1- CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK -- pfldliYs

Gladys Walsh-vi.

Scliii birth (laiio and 10c for iroii- . Alice Purcell—-l4.

ticrful il(li'f)S('t)l)(‘, 0i‘ your cntirc|

lifv- l‘rl)l'. liaplizicl, illi Grand MQ- wYnrm-‘z- (‘i-iltrzll Station, New York. Raevl-Qghmzcr- 287U~Il-Ii-s Ti. 11111118 511ml“

Annie Callaghan.

LEAVE voun ORDER EARLV‘ T°1"‘"2°~ for u suit, tziilorod to mcuiluri. Mike“ from svvcrul oi‘ our very many ~ V I szimplcs oi‘ l-lnlzllsli cloth and mid“ Pr““i=hi’ l‘

rvi-iwlvr» in tin- iinrgzliil iiil‘t‘t' r) ' five iloiluls \\'i)l'i.iI of houscliold SlllJCiZliiliPS oi’ your own SCi(‘t'i.iL)ll from my list. A fit. is guaran- lovil and time short. I must order l your goods soluctcd. S. F. , bush. 172 Prince Strcct. n a lMECDONALD __ M181 “em street U-Hfi-ttin/IEITIII 30th. to Mr. and Mrs. DQ110111 --‘MacDr.nald. ii son.

BIRTHS

_. JUDSON-At Mt. Hope, on March th., to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. JudS011~

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Let . . » . To tDONAIIOE-At thc City Hospital.

W“ . . .. and Mrs. J- T0 par on SHARES-S ACRES Mcwh- 98- m“ i° H of sod land. thoroughly worked, W- Dmmhoe‘ (mmwnu n dang‘ en

fit. for potatoes. 3 milcs from city!

undcr careful operation-H a - G d 1 .~ l l; n, App], Mbanlsisv-At the city 508W-

tentloh. is in not, fill-iii)” ""'i°"- -.- wéh. liigbegtsfug,i2ll)€lrliger Princc. ai on March 2e. 192a to Mritaml

Apply i1, T, cq1v1h,.Bu rsidir. i _ 3453492941 Mrs. W. Morrlscy. East ROYB Y. a - ’ 3'4 -29-.'ii. -son. -

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BIG EARNINGS, STEADV EM- nloymetit for Barbers. Become export in 8 weeks. Write Motor Barber College, Department "F'

Nursing DEATIIS PRIVATE NURSES FllEQUENTLY| earn sao aweck. Learn by personal‘ w“) - n; Aslivillc, North Carol- correspondencc. Catalogue No. 23 m“, Mam. g-ml 192a, Lsanc free. Royal College of Science. Aukt Funeral wgdnggdgy, April Toronto 4, Canada. N.~ti-3stl-,4¢h,_ from the United Church, Capt‘

_ ‘ 7_ v Donald and others of note are in am“! bee.“ dismissmi , S1 gn well balanced cast G. R. Geary (Conservative, South Post T r e a. t y

(Special ~10 The Guardian) HAVANA, March 30.—Cuba and Great Britain will sign a parcel post treaty ivithin a few days said M. A. Cainpa, assistant secretary of statc, tonight. Senor Cainpa said that thc necessary papers will be sent to thc Cuban ambassador in London, and that stimulation of commercial intercourse between the two countries is expected to result. __

Maud McGuigan-Z.

Vivian McGulgan-li.

Bobs Walsh.

Marlon McMillan.

Mary Creighan.

Total—15.

Referee ~—- Ray Doyle,

After the game the L. O. C. orch- estra rcndercd some livcly select- ions.

"Buttons" is one of the clevercst T°"°,m9’ declared the Amaimskfi, things Jackie has ever given the elecimn w have been fimiadW screen as we“ as perhaps hgmost and “almost lncrcdible- in its de- pfgwnflous offering to data tails." I-le urged that prosecution

The foul-m _chapm. of the B should have been made by the Fed- circus serial "The “an of the TL eral Government in case of the guil- ger" and a hilarious animal conlc- W names and therwpo“ pmimked dy makes a delightful show for old {mm Ho“ Ernest Lapomw’ Mlmst’ 3M you...‘ er ‘of Justice, n lengthy dissertation on the responsibility of the provin- cial authorities for law enforce-

L. O. C. BOWLING'"‘°“‘~

Hon. Mr. Llapointc declared that ‘the federal government. had taken all the steps. necessary to place the the right to meet the Victories in province 0f Alberta’ m a position w the “m. Marc“ was rolled bulgnéigiersst the prosecutions of the gull- t t -

.§.’,";.°'I,y"§,f ?¥,i$;.g1:so?l:gl Sir Henry Drayton (Conservative, plnis. The game was one of the bcstlfggs¥glzit{ etifxgz/Tsizegntthztagviglg an ‘t lti ll d ' th - ‘um

nalnényfif exc “g m e m “our conducted any prosecutions in the

The mvlnclbles rolled a very good election case, it had exercised clem- galne all through, but the Starwemy i“ m0 Peace Riv" 055° “m! made up their minds to win out ands?‘ “B5105” 3°05 0"‘ 0f P7150" took the lead in thc scconcl game.‘ " l" "5 0195511183’ ‘ which they held till the end. In inst‘ Hon. Lucien Cannon. Solicitor night's game J. Webster had high General: “Before my honorable single of 297 and also high total of friend 1981/95 ‘Baldy’ Robb I would

Last night on the L. 0. C. Alleys; the final game for second place and

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o V _ ' . ,, : St. James Church - . Special Services: April l-st to 8th At 7.30 P" M. ’

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' , Sunday. April lst: "Our Lord's Entry Into Jerilelhm.”

o Monday, AprII 2nd: “The Day of Action." * ’ holiday. April 3rd: “The Day of Speech." > Wednesday. April 4th: "The Day of Silence." n. ' Thursday, Api-li 5th: "The Day of Communion." I-‘rldoy, April 6th: “The Day of Sacrifice."

> Saturday, April 7th: "The Day of Bat."

I Easter Day, April 8th: “The Fllst Lord's Day." _

v 7 aoThflfl will be two services on Good Friday; 3 l1. m. and , . p. m. .

I Members are earnestly exhorted to be present at Com- > munlon on Easter Day at ll p. m. Admission of young i Conununlcants. '

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Zion Presbyterian Church MINISTER-REV. M. SCOT! FULTON, M. 5-. B. D. Organist and Choir Master-MR] LOUIS D. THOMPSON.

PALM SUNDAY 11.00 A. lVL-Morlalng Service.

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The Choir Sermron: "A World of Contrasts" Children's Addrem. Parker

Baritone Solo—“Jerusalem" . . . . . . . . .._. . . . . . . . .. Mr. Robert Messervey l 2.30 P. M.-—Sunday School and Bible Classes. Luke, Chap. 16. 7.00 P. M.—Evening Survive. Prelude, Organ Solo-"The Palms" Prof. Louis D. Thompson Baritone Solo-"How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" . iddlc Mr. Robert Mcsservcy Anthem-“A Song in The Night" . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . ., Smlfll 1H0 and Choir. »~-" “The Resurrection of Jesus Christ." Students and Strangers Welcome.

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PALM SUNDAY SERVICES 11.00 A. lib-Preacher: Rev. Hammond Johnson. Sublecu-“A Question of Great lupin-lance." Soloi-"Christls Entry into Jerusalem" . . . . . .. (Parker Min Ethel Ileaney, ' Anthem:—-“0 Love o! God" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Fletcher) 2.30 P. Ml-Sabboth School and Bible Classes. 7.00 P. M-Prmchera-Rev. Dr. Ramsay. Subjectp-“The Triumphant IJife." r The Choir will render Part 3 oi’ Lenten Cantata: “Penitence, Pardon and Peace." iSololst:—Mx-. G. Elliott Full.) The Morning Service Broadcast. ,\

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Palm Sunday 8.00 A. bL-The JIoiyCommunlon. 11.00 A. M-Procession, Choral Eucharist and Sermon.

7.00 P. itL-Evensong and Sermon. "Blessled arc They That Mourn." . The liliserere will be sung. Dally during lloly Week a Children's Service at 5.00 and Evensong at 7.30 with addresses on “The I-‘ive Wounds." Notice of Good Friday Servics later,

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Iiymn Anthem-"Ali Glory. Laud and Honour ‘Iesciuier Se. on-"The Uncrowned King."

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STATE-DIVISION MANAGER - Saiesman: Mcn now earning $5000 yearly selling our specialty Root; t- Coating direct to consumer. Noni»;

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‘(is experience. The rcnn Oil ti: Paint 00.. 5005 Ave... Cleveland. Ohio.

' l -~~ ' iment. Female Help Wanted ‘ _ _ ,_ l wrurrL .-Great Britain s

L" Aberdeen Hotel. '12 Kine 8t.

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-— l 9.101‘ High Grade line of Men's tom's war debt

h Custom _ L». from ma er to wearer.’

I (Special to The Guardian) LONDON. March 30.~Great Bri payments

_ uremonts ‘order producer.

., _ , ;tlte ht type of m rite fulii93l 860.000.0041 each YW- i" . mrticiglara swarm‘ lf-ter- taro. 861.000.0110 each: 1931. $159 ‘ ritory hovered-refs c ' etctlw 000-000-

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to the tcrment People's Clllhclcrv- llom-l Qlglllggqlrcctunltcd States in the six years be-i . -» -- - ‘ ' Must bfllinnlntllggi w: tot-felt i takl Fri * cre rv 0