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CANDY ASSORTMENT

ANNIE L. 'HUNTER CHOCOLATES

10 Kinds MOIRS BU4I6K CHOCOLATES

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METCALFES 10 Kinds TRY SOME

NY AL-KODAK DRUGSTORE

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Annual Meéting Of D. E.

The annual meeting of Royal Ed- ward Chapter I. O. D. E. was held Monday afternoon, Feb. 25th, in the rooms of the chant!!!‘ in the Navy League Building, Regent, Mrs. J. E. B. McCready presiding and an un- usually large number of members present. After the opening cere- mony. the secretary was called upon to read the minutes of -February meeting. these were confirmed, and the secretary also reported the busi- ness dealt with at; executive meeting

‘held on Friday, Feb. 22nd in Cana- dian Legion rooms.

Discussion followed 0n the reso-'

lution passed at that executive meet- ing "that Royal Edward Chapter place itself on record as Willing to help in furiiering any ians for building of sanatorium." he pos- sible use and availability for use of the Convalescent; Home was gone in- to. All old minute books of chapter since its organization in April, 1e01, had been searched, and all motions by-laws and resolutions relating to management and government of said chapter culled therefrom together with items of interest found in ihesc old minute books, some of these it- ems being of particularly timely in- terest at present. Because of the amount of business before the meet- ing a discussion of this paper hod to be deferred to s. special meeting to be called at the discretion of the Re- gent. Correspondencc included the Mrs. Ben Conrad. which was regretfully accepted, and a letter from Mrs. C. L. Miles, Bar- bados, with'kind regards for her old friends in. the chapter. The treas- urers repdrtsfor the month announ- ced a satisfactory. balance in bank and $2.00 unpaid -bills.

The Secretary's report of the work dons by the Settlers Relief Commit- tee was of extreme interest, there be- ing too little time to do this subject justice. All members of the chapter

who have clothing. reading matter-

or anything to spare which someone else less fortunately placed could use. are earnestly requested to call any of the ladies on this committee and ar-

C assified Advertisements

One Insertion ....'i................. 10c per lino of 5 words Three-Insertions 9o Mr line o1 5 words Four Insertions .. . 8o'per line of 5 words light Insertions .................... 7o per line of 5 words

Miscellaneous

JNO. ALFRED MACDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Hermanville, P. E. I. 4438-2-9-1mo.

SHIPPING TAGS EXPEDITIOUSLY supplied. Guardian Job Printery. t!

MEMOIIIAM AND IJOURNING cards at shortnst notice. Guard- ian Jcb Printery.

FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO SANI- ilf! folding mattress“. DlllW cushions, etc Sanitary leather Mattress 00.. 166 Queen Street.

Charlottetown. P. E. I. 4i80-1-25-tf

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed- Just the thing" for acknowledge- ment. iativations, etc, Guardian Job Printery. tf.

. For Sale

OLD PBAIIII POI. SALE-I CENTS m’ iindls. A

n‘, _ 40274-1441.

POI BALI-I AUDI! OI‘ LAND

near City with new buildings. Apply

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new fur-

, stable. Ilouse would be

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rangements will be made to have parcels forwarded to thosawho can best make use of same. The Chapter received into membership Mrs. F. S. Wilkins,.wh0 formerly belonged to another chapter.

The regular work oi.’ monthly meet- ing having been disposed of, the an- nual reportsand election of omcers followed. The Regent's address, an exceptionally interesting one has been published in full, as was also the secretary's report. The other reports follow, also the results of the elec- tion of ciflcers: Amounts towards the activities of the Order and local chap- ter for coming year were voted as follows: $10 to League of Nations; $5 to Child Welfare: $50 to Navy L68."

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“Y” Sing Song

Thc si song at the Y last night was very largely attended, upwards of four hundred persons being pres- ent.

Mr. Edwin White was Chairman for the evening. Miss Helen Drake read the scriptural lesson. A solo was very acceptably rendered by lvirs. Leigh Warren, and a very pleasing piano duet was rendered by Miss Stems and Miss Watson.

The speaker was Mr. Elmer Ashley‘ of P.W.C., who made s most stir- ring appeal to the young people. The attentive hearings showed the grip- ping effect of his able discourse. The service was closed by the Chairman.

CORRANVILLE SCHOOL

Report of Coiranville School for month of January:

Grade X-l, James " Sharkey; II,_ Mary Sharkey. _

Grade VII-I, Cletus Sharkcy.

Grade VI-i, Margaret Sharkey; 2,. Alice Moore; 3, Ira J. C. lVlcMillun.

Grade lI-—l, Patrick J. Slinrkey; 2, Gerald Sharlzcy; 3, Francis McPhce; 4, Irene MacPliee and James McKen- zic (equal). ' _

Perfect Attendance-James Sharkey Cletus Sharkey, Gerald Sharkey.

Central _G_uarclian

sroiiz CLOSED-Owing as the burial of my father, the store will

be closed tnday—P. J. McDonald. ~ 9489-94-11

ASK FOIL INFORMATION-The Prince Edaward Island Publicity Of- fice ived an enquiry s. few days 88o from o. gentleman in Ontario who had been informed that a good deal of residential and other building was going on in Prince Edward Isl- and, asking us as to the possibilities here for a manufacturer of cement blocks, cement brick etc.. and as to local costs of sand and gravel.

AEBOPLANE PASSENGERS-Mrs. Everett Ferguson, Mr. Everett Platts, and Mr. John Connolly. of the Postal Service, were passengers on the mere- plsne on Saturday. Mrs. Ferguson

while Mr. Connolly proceeded to Moncton. Mrs. Ferguson is the first married woman to make the trip.

MEETING-There will be a meet- ing of all former students oi.’ 8t. Dun- stan's University, who now reside in the City at the Knights of Columbus Home, tonight, at eight o'clock. Pre- parations will be made for the hold- ing of the celebration of the Seventy- Fifth Anniversary of the University neXt 81111112101‘. 4974-84-11

BLATCII PROPERTY SOLD-The MacCali-Piontsnao Oil Company have bought the Blntch property located on the North East Corner of Fitzroy and Great George Streets. This firm operates a chain of filling stations in the other Maritime Provinces, and. it is understood that it is their intention to build one on this sits.

BALDWINT ROAD Women's In- stltuts- The February meeting of Baldwin's Road Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Pat- rick Mcquaid. The meeting opened by singing “Carry Me Book to Old Virginny." Roll call was answered by "my first recitation." Minutes of lost meeting were read and adopted.

and Mr. Platts went to Summerside

I111? CHARLOTTETfLvN (‘LUARDIAN

l|lE Klilil oriiiu MANY. mu NEED

A Wealth of Health i. “l-‘RUlT-A-TlVl-S”

Wherever you go in Canada you will

d many men who owe their good health to “Fruit-a-tives," the marvel- lous medicine, made from transformed fruit juices combined with the finest and most scientific medicinal ingre- dients. Some of those men have been relieved of dreadful Kidney Trouble or Rheumatism. Others suffered for years with Backache. . Some were miserable with In ' stion. Others were weak and run own because of Headaches, unstrun Nerves and Bil- ious Attacks. Hun ds and hundreds of these men had tried remed after remedy without relief. An then “Fruit-a-tivcs" brought health, brought peaceof mind brought the real yoy of living into their lives. So “Fruit-a-tives" will help ou. Get a box toda —25c.~an 50o.—-at deaienoverywvhoro.

IRISH EYES-St. Patrick's Day March 1'ltli falls on Sunday this year. The Benevolent Irish Society have arranged for ' the Church ser- vices and annual parade on Monday and ‘Tuesday evenings, March 18th and 19th. Walter Seaman's big dra- matic success “Irsh Eyes" will be produced under the stage direction of J. Austin Trainer with an all local cast of players at the Prince Ed- ward Theatre. 0492-3-4-11

Use lillnnrdh Llnlmont for the Flu.

Bigger 21nd Better

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of five distinct numbers aha wiu be‘ by far the greatest and most expen- sive ever staged at a local exhib- ition. ‘

The Exhibition will open on Mon- day, August 19th and on Tuesday,

General busi was discussed. A donation was given to a poor fam- ily. After the meeting adjourned- lunch was served by the hostess.‘ Next meeting will be held at mo‘ homo of Mrs. Hannah Goodwin. R011 call Will be MISWGIOd by "Singfl say or pay."

Dr. and Mrs. s. R, Jenkins left Sat- urday for Saint John.

Mr. l". S. Chandler. representing. Robin Hood Mills, Limited, _ was a‘ passenger returning from the main- land Saturday night.

In Memoriam

WASHINGTON, March 2-—Rob- ert P. Lamont, Chicago engine" has been chosen Secretary 0!

WA cut-

Commerce in the Hoover coblflfl-

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Situations Wanted

YOUNG MAN wafers POSITION as cook on boat, dredge, etc" 01' B! bookkeeper in oflice. References shown. But will take any kind of work. Apply J. Guardian. "

4953-3-2-31.

Wanted WANTED BED SITTING BOOM. Central located. Write l". Guardian. 4950-3-21.

WANTED-SECOND HAND UNDIB- wood Typewriter. Writs Box 248 chai-iottctowii. sooi-s-a-si.

FOR SALE-NO. 10 REMINGTON Typewriter in excellent state of re- pair. o Box iis. 8-2-81-

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Articles For Sale

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. dzar husband who departed this lilo

Bundly. March 8rd, Mrs. John M. Crockett. I39 7! yrs. later. -

’ on nouowoln ‘ r0 mar-nous:

liir. Pater Shephard. I

In iflfld and loving memory of my

oii March 4th, 192B. In the graveyard calmly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we loved so dearly. But the one we could not save, But the Lord the God of Heaven Takes the best to be with Him, And l'1_e'll help us in our sorrow If we put our trust in Him. Inserted by wife and family.

MARRIAGES I

CARMODY JPOWELL-At the Cun- dail Home on this evening of March 1st, Rev. H. D. Raymond officiatlnil. William Weston Carmody and Kath- leen Elizabeth Powell, both of Char- iottetown.

DEATHS

MCBAI-VDO MI‘. and M11. J. D. Mcaaé, Alexander. on March 2nd, 1929, a son.

MACDONALD-At Sydney, 18.5., on March 1st, John Nomiln MacDon- ald, age ‘l0. (Formerly of Murray River P. l. I.)

CIOCKITI‘ — At Pleasant Grove,

Funeral notice

HcDONAID-Oh March Ind, 1929, at Covshssd, Kenneth McDonald, l8 years. Funeral todsy,- (March 4th) lervlol start-int It i P- m. isavinl house at 2.80. mteriiisnt Mermaid We ‘ - _.

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Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons there will be horse racing 1h addition to tho horse racing there will-be» the program of vaude- ville artists as mentioned above and in addition there will be band con- certs, big midway. vaudeville pre- formancm and other attractions, and the grounds will be made as near like fairyland as possible. The illumination problem is being studied with the intention, of making the grounds even more attractive night than last year.

The horse racing program will consist of twelve classes, including the llree-For-All and in addition there will be a running race for local bred horses. This will take place on Friday afternoon.

The directors are considering some other features to add to this year's Fair. and if practicable will do so. They are faced with the problem of heavy repairs and improvements which will take a large sum to carry out. but they are courageously going to work on these with the expect- ation of the full backing of the city Council, Provincial Government and the people o! Prince Edward Island, who they arc confident desire to maintain our Pz-ovinslal Exhibition as apermanent institution improv- ing every year.

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_ Church Services BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning and evening services at ilie Baptist Church yhsterday were in charge of the Rev. A. J. Vincent, formerly Minister o! the Sackville Baptist Church. Mr. Vincent who will supply this Church during March, is well known throughout the Maritime Provinces as a preacher of more than ordinary eloquence and appeal. His theme at the morning ser- vice yesterday was "The Temper of the Christian," taking as his text Isaiah 50.7, “Therefore have I set my face like a. flint, and I shall not be put to shame." This sermon was a stirring appeal to Christians for a rcdedication, for a firm and vigorous conviction, wherein they would with -c0urage and confidence move on to I victory.

At. the evening service Mr. Vincent spoke again taking as his text, "Sil- ver and Gold have I none, but such as I have give I unto thee." What we are we give-what we have we give, what we must have have in. order to give-were the leading thoughts of his vcry moinng discourse. A deeply and sincerely evangelistic presenta- tion of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

The morning anthem was e. very beautiful setting of Dr. George Ma- theson's wonderful lines “O Love that will not let me go."

At the evening service Miss Clara Graham's sweet soprano was heard to great advantage in McDerniid’s setting of the Ninety First Psalm. Large audiences were in attendance at both services, while a new record of attendance was set in the Sunday School.

ZION CHURCH

"Anchored till Daybreak" was the topic of the Minister's sermon yester- day morning. Text was Acts 27, 28, 29. “They cast four anchors and wished for the day."

There was a large audience in the evening to hear Mr. Fulton discourse on “Was Adam the First Man?” He dealt with usually accepted explan- otion first; and then propounded the theory acsdem caliy as to the Adam- stock and the pre-Adamid races. Certain passages (Gen. 14: R. R. V.; Deut. 2:20, 21; 3:11) seem to szzggest

.earlier civilization which are now

ati

the remains of a race other than the Adamic race. Such being the case

being excavated may have belonged to them. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan, a few years ago in London declared himself as in complete ‘agree ‘ with the usually accepted age of the Adamic stock.

Any discoveries that archaeologists may make would not come into any conflict whatever with what the Bi- ble teaches about the antiquity o man. .

MUSIC

In the morning the choir rendered the anthem, "Jesus Saviour Pilot M's," by Schnecker, Miss Gladys Farquharson taking the soprano solo.

In the evening the anthem was Turner's “Sun of my Soul." Miss Flora Campbell took tho solo part, and Mr. Mnicoim- McKinnoh sang the bass solo "Not Understood" by I-loughton.

DON'T MISS

-Contiriucd from page l—

Tanwn of Summerside High School and Max Thompson of Warren Grove School.

The list of Schools is now as fol- lows:

South Lake School. QUEEN'S COUNTY

Mt. Stewart School. Hunter River School. Dunstsflnage School. Pleasant Valley School. Springfield School.

PRINCE COUNT! Alberton High School. Freeland School.

Kcnslngton School. Summerside High School. Warren Grove School.

CIIABLOTTETOWN West Kent St. School.

Prince of Wales College. Prince Street School.

I And hers is h. prize list:

PRIZE LIST

School Contests-The three win-

ners of the school contests in each school will receive $5.00 each, District Contests:-

lst Prime-Silver Trophy, 2nd Prize-Cabinet of ‘Silver. 8rd Prize-Desk Set.

Provincial Iiinolsi-

lat-Silver Trophy and free trip‘ tn

Toronto.

‘and-Gold Watch. Srd-Gold Watch. The winners in the District Con-

tests will some to Charlottetown there to compete in the Finals, as guests of The O arlotte- town Guardian.

vincial

._____...il.___... KINGS COUNTY O Murray River School. Accident Souris High School. I New Perth School, at HflmP-‘ihlre Rollo Bay West School. Little Pond School. - ' —— A deplorable fatality occurred

“i.

Mrs. Coles had come to the Island

Friday night at Hampshire, when‘ Mn‘ ‘mm w" ca“ "ed '9 nummrcrtant tax change it contained. ed a fractured skull as the result of “m” “w” m‘ “u” 'm"' M m‘ “of stock is changed from a fiat rats residence 0! Ml‘. llld IBI- Flfll Proud, and died on hour after the

from Brewer Maine, about seven weeks ago and had been nursing Mrs. Albert Show of Brackloy Point who died recently. . '

Friday evening accouipeinsd by m. Shaw she drove to Hampshire to visit her relatives, w. and Mrs. Proud.

I-ierbs Tliatiiesl When Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Seem ail on Fire

flit ' lama ‘H? 0min ; was a marvelous oompohnding herbal medicine. -

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When she uttered tho house, she thought nobody was at howl. Ind on jilflflfll to I0 out the door she fell | injiiriu above referred to. down the cellar stain, sustaining the l Dr. Murchisonwlssent for-but M11. 0010s had passed sway before ho arrived. i The deceased was a native of this

°' province, but fora number o! ysarsi u. hodbosnaresidontefmwwonlls. gnilaaliiaolt-h- wboroherhiisbaaddiodayvarlgo;upcst,etc.,andtliecsshtiilslesnod

She leavvso grown no family, one

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Mobuflctllalifarilrctlobuihu- conipahiodblnr husband arrived cturdaycvenlng.

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0n WEDNESDAY, MMarc 1. 6th, at s p.151. In SHOW/ROOM of A. HORNE &

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island»

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Mar. 1.—Most of the thirty four changes in the tariff pro- vided in today's budget are in the matter of adjustment.

Rates of duty on certain machin- cry and equipment used in_the min- ing industry have been reduced. The present rate is l5 percent British pre- ference; 25 per cent. intermediate and 27 1-2 general. The new rate ‘is ten percent, l5 percent and 20 per- cent respectively. ‘The lower duties on engines for flshermens boats are extended to include Paris. The re- quest of horticulturists for reduction in certain bulb sterilization appar- atus has been granted. Some reduc- tions are made in printing machin- ery. Rates on passenger automobiles are brought into line with private automobiles. Provision is made for government to levy duty of half cent a pound on copper rods, if found ad- visable. i

OTTAWA, March 1—Thc budget to- day takes another one percent oi! the sales tax. bringing it down to two percent. TIIiSWM the most irn-

Ths tax on the sale and transfer

of three cents to a graduated scale

yesterday afternoon. The remains were then brought to the McLean Funeral Home and then forwarded to Brewer, Maine, this morning ao- conipanied by hill‘. and Mrs. McDufl.

WESTERN GUARDIAN

--'I'IIIEVES..WASTE THEIR. TIME —-Smie time during lut Thursday night. or more probably in the earl! hours of Friday morning, would-be thieves broke into the oflice of Messrs M. I". Schurlnan at Summerside by smashing one of the windows between

theofliceand themlllwitliolong"

and heavy Miler piirlolnod from the mill and left behind to show how entry was made. The office was then ransacked, papers strewn about. ink

opvnwith an sxoflrboburgiarswsrc goinonaasiioneissvsrkootiatho

till overnight. Nothing was takeil and excepting for the broken window

andnaelhedoash till," nowanson Q

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