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Agents Wanted

AGENTS FOR NEW ELECTRICAL advertising device. Qppqrtumty w get into clean business of your own. Business Service 00., Three-Nine- teen BB)’. Toronto. A, W, 2g,

MAN 0R WOMAN ‘I0 TRAVEL and appoint agents; ‘Position per. manent; yearly guarantee $1092, (being $21 weekly average) and ex- penses. Wlllstqli 00., Toronto.

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AGENTS WANTED T0‘ INTRO- duce Ro sl Buckingham, the mod. em tabs cover. Looks like linen, mods no ‘laundfllms. A necessity m every home. Low price liberal commission. Write for fro‘ selling outfit. Dept. s15, Fublic ‘Service Mills o! Canada,» Ltd., mndqn, Ont. A. W. March 28.

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IVANTED A mm. ‘r0 new wrru housework. Apply Quorum“,

Good profits. Act quickly.‘ 4335-3474!‘

wélurso an EXPERIENCED ‘"1118 roam slrl. Apply Davis Hom- azos-a-ze-al.

WOMEN WANTED T0 SEW F03 "5 Bl- llome. Sewing machine neces- sary. No selling. Ontario‘ Ncekwear Cflmlllmy. Dept. 147, Toronto B,

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Wanted WANTED — TWO PAIR GUINEA D18:- Apply Prince Edward Island Hospital. 41B5-3—25-tl.

Male Help Wadi-ed

WANTED-ml MAN' T0 DO FARM

Vernon S. Munn. Mermaid. 43ll-3-26-3i BECOME EXPERT BARBER through our special low coat course. Hundreds of sumessful graduates. Write Moler Barber College. 6'73 Harrington, Halifax. Oct. it-tts-tf.

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specializing in preparing candi- dates by mail for the Canadian Civil Service. ' Get ready for the spring examinations for positions as Letter Carriers, Mail Clerks.

rou sass - nail-clinic adds, Barred Rock, White Lcghoms “.00 per hundred. Cyrus Pickard, West

m Rnllllty. OSBG-S-ZB-Sl. FOR SALE—-0Nl FAD-ROW COW. Apply 5s School Street.

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FOII. BALE-IN AOII FARM AT Klnrcsa, good building-s. l0 00W! wood and lumber. Balance cleared. Price $1600.00 Apply McLean 6a McKinno , Charlottetown.

3960-3-17-8 tut for 4 wecks.

Situations Vacant Female

AMBITIOUS ~WOMEN. BIG PAY. Large demand for ladies who learn beauty culture and Hairdressing. Join Canada's lamest system. Dip- lomas granted. Write for inform- ation. Marvel Beauty Academies. 8 St. Catherine East. Montreal.

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sans s20 sub UPWARDS. GROW- L log mushloomsrfor and sheds. Illustrated booklctifrec. Canadian Mushroom, Toronto. _ 11-3-20. EBCAPEI) FROM SMALLWOOI) Ranch, silver female fox No. Foil right ear, also marked left car ill-l. One male medium silver, right ear .BF‘P, left ear 3H. Also dark silver female unmarked. Notify Dewar

Smallwood, Bunbury. I _‘ iillll-il-Zil-Zi-Thurs. Set.

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LOEIP-ON 26th. A SUM 0F MONEY. Kindly return to Guardian Office. 43B6-S-IB-SI.

Situations Wanted

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fenced, desired work on Please writ/a the Guardian. 4385-3-28-81.

Salesman Wanted

WANTED SALESMAN WITII CAR -To take-orders and deliver home neccssiti on old established route in West Kinr and South Queens Counties. Steady workers can start earning $35 weekly and increase rapidly. Hustlers on similar routes do $6000 ‘annual business. Some es- tablished 30 years. Reply immed- iately giving age, occupation. ref- erences. Rawieigh Industries. Dept. CN-llfi-T. Montreal Que, Con.

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Education or Instrlwtiml

ANNOUNCING OPENING FALL class September first. ‘Hire-B Y"! course, Education, two WW5 m!" School. Affiliation Pediatrics. Now Nurses Home recently completed- Rutland Hospital, Rutisnd, Ver- mont. 33' 03310514, win, March 2'l-'l‘he city of Oshkosh. with 40.100 copula-

Madam Goudet,‘ Graduate of the 5W0 Beauty Parlor. New York, will N at 228% Queen Street at E. M. ‘lellianca Beauty Parlor, begfnnlli April m. Milo. aouoci [Ivel two diner-en: Permanent Woven-Tho Ieaiistlc and tho Nuns to MllIhMde.

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CORNWALL ‘ PASTOR-AI. OIIARGI, March ma. New Domin- ion at ll s. m.; Kingston at 8 p. m.; Cornwall at ‘l. Rev. D. K. Ross, Min- ister. ‘

MILTON-During Holy Week tho foliowins den/Ices Will be held in It. John's Church: Wednesday, April 1st, 8 p. nay-Good Friday, l1 s. m. and 8 p. m. Rev. eorg; Westbrook. L. Th., rector.

PRIWBYTEBIAN SERVICE; _ Services for Sunday, March {~29 as follows: I-lartsviils ll B. m.. Brook. field 7 p- m" Hunter River Sunday School 10.30 a. m. Clyde River 3 p m. Sunday School 2 p. m. (Pat. riot Please Copy.)

STuJAMES cannon-fiat a result 0f the renovation work in the church

week, all the services will be held in ‘he “hi”! hall until further notice. Public worship Will-be held at the usual hours. and the Sabbath School

and other meetings will proceed without interruption. 4347-54341

1555M) LADY ILb-Mrs. John L. Stewart. of East Boston. Mass. for- merly of Searletown, P. E. 1., has undergone a somewhat serious oper- ation at the ‘ Parkway Hogpltgl, BYwkllht. but has returned to her home and is now convalescent and much benefited in health. Her daughter. Mls Mary Stewart. has also recovered from a recent 0p"- 5H0". and has resumed her duties as nurse in the Stronge Hospital,

Cord I of . Thanks

Mrs- J- D. ll/fclntilra and family of Montague, desires to thank all those whosent Flora1“'1‘rlbutss and Mes. sages of Sympathy and in ovary way showed so much kindness and lym. 0B,)‘ tliltlngthelr recent sad ber- es merit.

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In loving memory of John Geor c MGDOIIIH. died March 29th, 198i).

Berni-spur eyes he faded

Growing weaker every day

Doing all we could to save him Until 0nd took him awn .

Never shall we ccaso to ave him Never shall his memory fade Sweetest love forever Ilngaro Around his sweet and peaceful grave.

Inserted by Mother and sister. 435il-3-28-ii.

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In loving memory of John Ben. l

tsiurdsy. March 2am, mo.

Jolt one ysav today hesi- Fatim- limo grim death stole to our homo And carried of! your gentle spirit Row our lonely hearts GM moan.

And we often wonder Father In your Heavenly homo above Do you see your IOITOWIIII‘ family Do you witch o'er tlloll with love.

In our dreams we sometimes sea you IA; you were In days sinca passed With your kindly smile and cheerful on um than dreams could mi.

God In III! Irflnli: wisdom

Doeth all th on or the best, Though sometimes we IIII to use It When our hearts are surest Fretted m. amt cvcl- atrvule calms Onward in this heavenly soul

And In God's liltsoflco meet again

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Moi-runs prayer 11.00. Biiflliflflsld, Saint lliliubctrrs church. March 2i)- evsnlong 7.00.

‘MAKING SATISFACTORY RE’ COVEIY-Mrll. A. Iiosvatt. of Back Bay. formerly cf Caps ‘rravcrso f: still confined to the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Hoxbury. Mam. with a poisoned arm,‘ having been ill for the past three months. I-ler con- dition is,» however, much improved. and she expects to leave the hospital within a week or two.

RETURNS FROM OTTAWA-Mr. B. 8. Parent, supervisor of Illustra- tion Stations, who has been in Ot- tawa discussing with Ills chief plans for the season's work, has returned home. It is intended fa experiment with pasture grasses and fertilizers for pastures in addition to the ordin- ary wcvk of the stations. While in Ottawa, Mr, Parent, who is Provin- cial Bcout ISscrctary, got a flag for competition for Bey Scout troops in the Province. and also authority for the holding of a Gilwsll Camp for Scoutmoaters, Assistant Bcnutmas- ters. and troop committees in July.

IN THE KIRK AT CAMBRIDGE —Rev. J. W. S. Lowry is giv- ing a series of Sabbath morn- ing studios on the Minor Pro- phets. “the ‘Iwelvo Apostles of the old Testament,” and on ‘rhurs- day evening a series on the different petitions of the Lord's Prayer, both of which are proving interesting to the congregation. The Sunday even- ing ssrvices are evangelistic and are largely attended. Many from Prince Edward Island still find a congenial church home in the Kirk at Cam- bridge and the congregation is vis- ited frequently by people from the Maritime Provinces sojourning am- ongst their relatives in Greater Boston and vicinity.

TIIE NALVATION ARMY CIT- ADEL-Forty-fifth anniversary of the local corps will be held Saturday. Sunday, Monday, March 2B, 29. 30. Special events as follows: Saturday. 8 p m.. ilustrated missionary serv- ice, "Christ in the Orient" will be civrn by Rev. w. L. Outhouse, B. A. (President P. E. I. Ministerial Asso- ciation). Sunday. 11 a m.. Holiness Address, Mrs. Adjt. Martin. Honour roll of officers entered the work from local Corps; 3 p. m.. citizens mass meeting. Musical numbers ren- dered by Mrs. J. A. Lawson and Mrs. Leigh’ Warren (vocal). Mrs Keith Rogers (piano), and Zion Church male quartette. Chairman, Council- lor S. Kennedy: 7 p. m.. salvation address. Adjutant A. W. ltfartin, Roll call of Comrades in Glory Monday. a p. m.. anniversary musical festival. Following artists assisting: Miss stern:- and Miss Watson (piano). ivfrs. Roy Cudmore» Mr. Chas. Earle. (vocal). Baptist Church male quar- totte party. silver offering. Chair- man. Rev. R. Moorehoad Legato B- D. All are welcome.

WEDDING BELLS-There took place at sacred Heart Church. wat- crtoivn. Mass. on Saturday, Feb. ‘I. the marriage cf Miss Anantnsfa Mac- lTaiiy and Mr. Frederick Shea, both formerly of this prcvincc, Rev. Fath- or Ryan. pasior, prrformrd the cere- mony and csll-hrntcd the nuptial

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quet of roses. She was attended by ' blue

ANGLIQAN iiIlvlCas-arspsud. Saint John's Church. March 29

her sister Jennie, who wore chiffon with hat to match and also carried a bouquet of flowers. The groom's cousin, Mr. Elmer cogen INN bB-‘lt man. After the ceremony the bridal party motored u: the home of tbs crldcc sister, ms. Henry Mcfluirk, whore o number of zllcsi-a awaited them, and s hearty blesliisst was Pflltshn of, and o very snloyable morning was spent Aftfir s. short honeymoon trip Mr.

before her marriage, a miscellaneous shower was tendered the bride at the homo of liar cousin, Mrs. P. D. Duffy, Wslcrtov/n, whors she ra- cslved a large number of valuable gifts. Their many friends Join in wishing them many happy years or wedded life.

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PERSONALS

Judson I-l. Glow, Jr., 9 Pork T". race city, is improving after his very

ward Island Hospital,

visitors to the city yesterday were Messrs Chalmer Newson of North River, and Lyman Ncwson, Cam- bridge, Moss. »

city, who has spent the winter in

in Clyde River today.

Miss Catherine Carr, Rose Valley who is visiting in Charlottetown, if,- tendod the Kensfngton, Cape Tray- fir-IE dame at the Forum last night.

Her many friends will be pleased tn know that Mrs. R. J- Belyea who has been ill with tonsilitis, is mak- ing a good recovery.

The many friends of Mrs Lorne Weeks, will be glad to learn she has returned to her home in Fredericton

and Mrs Ehec. arc making their ' _' hrme in somervllle, Mass. Shortly » ’

serious operation in the Prince Ed- '

Miss Nellie Glow. 0 Park Terrace. ‘

the city leaves on return to her home ‘

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sketch of the Fallon ‘Stir.

act comedy in thrcc scenes was sic-l csptionally funny and \vcil staged. The lonely rancher, who sought

fun for the audience when a prac- tical joke was put over on him by Jim Jones in order to secure a much coveted saddle. However, the right wife turned up in time and a double wedding ended the trouble of two lonely bachelors. Prof. ‘rlwmilflflfl )

afterla recent operation in the P E. I. Hospital. '

Mr. Alphonsus Cullen, of the staff l of the Bankof Commerce, Toronto, has arrived ill the city on a short visit with his mother, Mrs. Edward Cullen, Richmond St.

Back l aside

Miss Margaret Campbell of Bay, Boston. has been laid with a nervous affection for some weeks past and is in a very weak condition o: health. The aged lady is somewhat improved and appears to‘ be progressing toward recovery. Miss Campbell is a well krlmvn P. E. Islander.

Zion Church Choir Entertain

A bright program of catchy chor- uses, solos, and a ‘reading introduc- ed a snB-PPY one-act comedy drama in Zion Church Schoolroom last evening, put on by the choir mem- bers to enlarge their choir funds. A Shanty Song, Blow the Man Down. was chosen to open the even- ing's performance with Mr. Malcolm MoKinnon taking the solo part. The choice of solos were very hap- pily made and each perfonner fully

Flora Campbell.

CZub“—-Messrs. .i. A McLeod, Harry. Vcrnsweli. M. IKIOKWIYIOXI- “ml H‘ A5 Tfcfiougall.

was the accompanist and during in- termission tcothsome candy was r01!‘ Following was thc 97°81'61"?

PART] m)“ o shanty Bqng-"BIOW the Mar. Anllzcm-"O Saviour of the World“ C-awn"--Terry Mr Malcolm Mc - Th“ CM"-

Kinnon and Male Chorus.

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same only-ER ‘sEiii-flafiiigsil Til/ii? iii}? uott-lii‘:"— "Henry's Mail orclcr wile," a one- non.

Jim Jones-A Cowboy who “puts

ons over" on Henry by impersonat- ling tile Mail-order wife—1\-Ir. H. a few moments to denote a lapse of matrimony by mail, afforded great Craswcil.

Becky Simpson-A maiden lady

who owns and manages the adjoin- inr: rancn-Jvliss Alice Partridge.

Mrs. Tucker-The Mail-order wife

Zion Presbyterian Church

9:02. Louis i) "EZ-lompson. Organist and Choir Leader

The Minister-Who liILi an llllllfill- 2i day-Mr. N. IdcPilcl-soll. v After Scene I curtain is drawn for

ii weeks and after Scone 2 it is rlrnivn :0 denote a lapse of 2 hours. Time: The Present. 7' Place: A ranchers rough shack. God Save The King.

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2.30 l’. T-l.--Sunrlay School

ll A. DI-—REV. MI‘. Griffiths

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and Bible Class.

Song-“Kltty. My Love. will W“ EVENING Marry moTi-l-lerbcrt Hughes Mr ‘l I’. lit-Rev. Mr. Griffiths HM.“ cmsweu, 8.B0--Y. M. C. A. Song Service v Mixed quartette -- “Whispering Address by Rev. Mr. Griffiths . l-Iope"—Hawthorna-Dlcks. Mrs. A. Anthcln—"Comc to Our Hearts and Abide" bloc)’ ' The Choir.

Mutch and S. McLean. Messrs. J. A. McLeod and Norman McPherson.

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Song ~ "Border Ballad" - Qawe" lq-lddfiérifiréuaoa oooo ooooooowoooooooooooou

Mr. Malcolm MfiKiilflmll Song—"I Look Inio Your Garden" __Hayden Wood. Miss Blanche Laf- ferlv. shanty Song-"Whcn Johnny ‘Joules Down to llllo"-Terry. l\'lr.. Hurry Crosweil and Male Chorus." l Rccitation-“The Fallen Star -s i

Chevalier. Mr. W. G. Brim‘- Song—“I-lomlnf;""D°| R1639» T4155

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PART 2

HENRIFS slain-canon WIFE A 0n: Act Comedy In 3 5""!

urns-s lli tho presence of a large num- bcr of friends and relatives of ‘tho: contracting parties. The bride Wli." becaminoly’ downed in white sativ and wore a veil and carried a bcu-

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