FEBRUARY 4. 1932

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

ARENA~Skating this afternoon and evening. Good ice._ghe very be“ cos-n

HOUNT srnwanr own-m Church of Canada-There will b5 no services on this charge sun. day, Feb. 7.

ARENA-Skating this afternoon and evening. Good ice-the very mt- ' soc-n

DIPHTHERIA IMMUNIZINQ Clinic at the Model School Friday, 3 D-m- 502-2-4-21

THE REGULAR meeting of the B. I. S. tonight at 8 o'clock. 510-11

vurrcn narrisr cnuiwn ...

Scrvces for February 7, 1932: Dun- das 7.30 p. rn. St, Peters 11 a. m. l-I. C. Morgan, Pastor.

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Wanted

[mi HELP WANTED-MAN OR mart boy for balance of winter. ii E. Connolly, Dunstaffnage.

437-2-2-81.

WANTED — CARROTS, PARS- nips, Beets and Cabbage. Aiso light pork. W. R. Dennis, 187 Great George Street. 466-2-3-31.

my“; EXPERT BARBER mmugn our special low cost ma. Hundreds of successful iaduates. Write Moier Barber ggligge, 573 Borrlngton. Halifax. M. H. W. Nov. i4-stttf. flESE RIAKER WANTED ‘ FOR M River Factory. Tenders re- aired up t0 the 10th inst. Tend- glo state wages per month - ior triplets and for twins. J. J. lhcDonald, President. Alex. Mac- Donald, Secretary. Glenfinnan. 503-2-4-21

Miscellaneous ,_’___-____i__._, IlJIINAlIRED McDONALD. PRO- riodil Land Surveyor, Herman- illli. l8. 3, Souris.) _

9379-10-15-1 month.

x.‘ inn. GIVE szsoo ‘l‘0 ANIIJWE pinto Vancouver who will trike Boy to parents. Apply Guardian. ' 491-2-4-31.

iiiliES-SEND 10c ‘FOR LARGE bnoifacc powder to Cosmo Ousmetics, Iiamilton, Ont. Good powder, bu‘. box is slightly im- lirivct. LM. Feb. 4

' C. M. Lampson E4 Co. LIMITED. 64 Queen Street inndou. t‘. O. t England

Public Auction Sales or

RAW FUBS

iiilmlnr bails will be furnish- ll without charge by applying ill T. Holman Ltd.. Sum- limlde. P B. I. Represented by

Alfred Fraser, Inc. 112 Fifth Avenue n“ rm. n. r.

lroiessional Bards

fliwsnr s LOWTHER l. D. STEWABI. K. O- m N, w nowunrn illSILRS SOLICITORS. ETC. l4 Great George Street MONEY l‘0 LOAN.

McLEOD 81 BENTLEY w i-Liefiiilitfi C. llrrisier and Attorney-Lou: Oiiiee: lilo Richmond tract MONEY 1'0 LOAN

‘BELL 81 MATHIESON

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MARK R. McGUIGAN

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WANT ‘l‘0 EXCHANGE A GOOD milk cow to freshen in April for a newly freshened one. V. C. Gay, I-Iead of Prince Street, Charlotte- town. Phone 264. 490-2-4-21.

Help Wanted

EARN UPWARDS 0F 5'35 WEEKLY growing mushrooms for us this spring, in cellars and sheds. Begin now. Illustrated booklet frcc. Canadian Mushroom company, Toronto. H, w,

For Sale

RANGE FOR SALE — APPLY 47

Oricbar. 433-2-2-31 CARDBOARD" SUITABLE FOB lining outhouscs etc.. lc. per sheet. Guardian office. tf

FUR SALE - OLD PAPERS. 5 cents bundle Guardian Office.

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SECOND IIANI) LUMBER FOR

sale and‘ kindling. Apply 5i Elm

Avenue. 439-2-2-31.

FOh SALE TO LET. IIOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian Office.

FOR. SALE-OR EXCHANGE A Registered Ayrshire Bull 5 years

Old. S. EJMacLcocl, Uigg P. E. I, 494-2-4-31.

FOR SALE - AYRSHIRE BREED cow, due to freshen. Apply Andrew Dollar, Brookfleid.

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FOR. SALE - ONE NFW BOX Sleigh. A good one. Apply to Wm. J. Scott, Mnrshileid, P. E. I., R. R 3. 3754-30-81.

FOR SALE - ALI. KINDS OF water fronts for cooking ranges. Apply 89 Rcchford Street.

471-2-3-21.

On Cruise

(Canadian Press)

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Fob. 3-— The Canadian destroyers “Sagucn- ay" and "Champlain" sailed from this port yesterday to continue their cruise to Britain's Atlantic colonies. Officers and mcn have been much feted during their stay here and on the cvc of their dc- parture His Excellency‘ the Gov- ernor and Lady Cubitt entertained the officers at Government House.

Card of Thanks

The P. E. I. Poultry Association wish to thank the Government of Prince Edward Island for their support, in the recent poultry show, also Hyndman 6c 60., A. Horne 1c Co.. Harris Abbatolr, and R. T. Holman! Ltd., for sliver cups, to be won in competition, and to all those who either by giving cnsh prises or sending in their birds for exhibition, to the public who thronged the aisles admiring the stock, tended to make our show this Yclr the greatest and bcst no have had for years. Also thanking the "Biatchfordb Calf Meal Co. for supplying feed for birds.

F. A. DRISCOLL. Booty-Treasurer P. E. I. P. A. ‘son-u

ANGLICAN sERVICES-Cra/paud saint John's Church, February ‘i, Holy Communon 11 a. m. Spring- field, Saint Elizabeth's ffnurch, Feb. 7, i932, Evcnsong 7 p. m.

WINTER MOTORISTS-Messrs Rankin MacLainc, Robert Rattray and Joseph Bolger, returned last evening from a trip to Montague by cor. and reported the roads were in excellent condition for motor- ing.

POLICE COURT-Jfwo drunks appeared before the Stipendlary Mag strata yesterday morning. One was fined $10 and costs or 20 days and the other wis remanded until Monday.

PARISH OF NEW LONDON -' ‘Services during February, Kensing- ‘ton every Sunday at 7 p. m. Bur- lington 7th and 21st at 2.80 p. m. 14th and 28th at 10.30 a. m. French River 7th and 21st at 10.30 a. m. 14th and 28th at 230 p. m. Keep th s notice for reference dur ng the month. G. T. Sprlggs, RleCtDr.

THE PUBLIC LlBRAlti-lDllr- ing last wnter and gun this Printer Cilal'iOtt€t0\\‘n'S Public Lib- rary and Reading Room has been kept open each Thursday evening from 7 o'clock until nine, the idea bcinl; that those who work in the day time might have opportunity after working hours to choose their books or look over the magazines. While the patronage of the Library since the opening of the new building has increased by leaps and bounds only comparatively few have taken advantage of the Thursday cvenngs. It. may be that it is not generally known that the Library is open each Thursday evening, but. if in the" future a greater number do not show their appreciation of the evening opening it. is hardly likely that the Trustees will be inclined to continue it. Additional books 1'01‘ the Library will be greatly apprec- lotcd at this season. Many homes must have o. number of books which they could easily spare for the Library. New readers are contin- ually being added to the Librafy“ list.

DEATHS

,KEEFE—Suddeniy at Rollo Bay. ’ January 2o. 19oz, Miss Annie Keefe. aged 74 years.

CLAltKiN-At Tulsa, Oklahoma, l Fob. 3, Maurice Clorkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pl W. Clarkin of this city, aged 23 years.

MURPHY-In this city, February 3rd, 1932, Mrs. Mary A. Murphy, widow of the late John E. Murphy. formerly of Southport. Funeral from her son's residence, 109 Hills-

‘ born St. Notice later.

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In loving memory of John Mne- lnnis, Wmsluc, who passed peace- iully away February 4th, 1981.

0h! how lovely is the home,

Where once you used to 4W9": But. God has called you to s. higher

homc To be fcrcver with the blest.

Thou hast left behind you sweet memories,

That shall always linger around our hearts,

Entwined with the l0"

Tip; oft times brings the (earl.

No one knows how mlwh W6 mill you But 8.11.; we hope, some dlii 59'1"‘ time T, m”; q 111;; on yonder shore when pa-im" g-Q no IIIOIO- Inserted by Wife and Family-

N. D. MacLean

UNDBBTAKEB IMBALMEI and

Charlottetown North Wilishirc

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M"! Iwhv. mama's-us atiffncul-

THE CHARLOTT GUARDIAN

are easily killed

FLY-TOR kills every moth, moth egg and larva it touches - . . spray dlrectlyon clothinpete. Will not stain. Guaranteed, MndahCunads

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Trinity United ‘Church

THURSDAY 'l.00-Senior 'I‘uxis Square -- Social Hall. 488-2-4-11.

ARENA-Skating this afternoon and evening. Good ice-the very best. 500-11

EAST RIVER WARNING-The men bushing the East River found a large hole at Apple Tree Wharf, probably 400 yards long, running north and south, and about three or four yards wide, exactly over the path people travel. Bushing had to be stopped although the rest of the ice is good. Farmers and others are warned to avoid this trap. ‘ GLEANINGS FROM

TRYON AND VICINITY

On Monday evening, Jan. 25th, the Young People's Society of the United Church once again crossed sticks with the B. Y. P. U. hockey- ists at the Victoria Arena. The ice, was good and the game opened‘ very fast with plenty of hard shots for both goalies to handle, but however, the first period end- ed with no score. In this period

Kenneth MacDonald. defenceman for the United boys had the mis- fortune to have his right leg brok-

"wrmzv I'M MAYOR”

(with Apologies to Eddie Cantor)

The 91W folks are calling me. To them I must r6915’-

Thei! want me for their mayor, iYou know the reason why.

“When I'm the City mayor’ When I'm the Qty mayor, I'll be the City boss you bet, When I'm the City mayor.

(Citizens? chorus) We want snodgrassi We want Snodgmssi

I held two jobs till recently,

For one I got too old,

And tho they took the lob from me, I hold on to the gold.‘

When I'm the City mayor, When I'm the City mayor, A thfflefflld cheque each month I'll set. Vlhen I'm the city uiayor.

(Citizens chorus) We wan; Sncdgrass! We wan-t Snodgrass!

When I was (m the County bench, The lawyers all were dazed, Such was my knowledge of the law, The bar was quite amazed.

When I'm the 'C'ty mayor, When I'm the City mayor, I'll be the Wonder of the age, When I'm the City mayor.

Cit zens‘ chorus) We wan‘. Snodgruss!

en by a hard shot from E. Larges We W811i 511011811155!

stick, which struck him on the big bone of the leg about three inch- es below the i-"ce. Ereryflflf‘ i5 hoping that Kan will soon be

around again as well as ever The , The 1'55 cm" 51d I w” a" ‘Vei- very fast That was a bitter cup.

second period opened with plenty of thrills and spills. At the six minute mark V. l-lowatt scored for the United on a close- in shot which compeitcly fooled Williams. A few minutes after- wards J. Muttart shoved another by the ever watchful Willie and the score read 2-0 at the end of the second period in favor of the United boys. There were a few penalties handed out in this period, W. Lea, K. Thomas, J. Muttart and V. Howatt each drawing --2 minutes. The third period opened with the Baptist boys forcing the play, and K. Thomas, brilliant center man for the Baptists. whose back-skating and poke-checking were phenomenal, secured the disc at his own defence, broke fast over the blue line, weaved down center ice, flashed around the des- perate defence like a blazing meteor and rifled a waist high shot at "Shut-‘em-out" Cameron, who stopped it, then properly lay me down to sleep on it, with Keith folding up alongside of him trying to coax the elusive bit of rubber into the twining meshes, but it was not to be, and D. MacLeod,

referee, blew his whistle and faced And mw my 50mg is 0W“ off midway between blue line and N0 m0"? W-HIOTYOW. b03755 goal line. A few minutes later the Bu; when pm city mayar,

game ended with the score board still blazing forth in big letters 2 for the United and o. big capital 0 for the Baptist boys. These teams will meet again in the near fu- ture, the next game promising to

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be a thriller, as the United boys‘

are one game up and the B. Y. P._ U. boys are determined to get on even ground again with the United bunch and thus relin- quish the cellar position, which no team likes to remain in.

The lineup was almost the same k

as in the previous game. NOTES ON GAME “Watchful Willie" thought two

of a. kind would be nice for the United boys to carry home.

"Shut-‘em-uot" Cameron's voice was not up to standard, so he could not sing "Time on my hands."

Keith is going to dip his hands in glue a few minutes before the next game.

It was a good game boys and nu revoir till they meet again. Nuff sed.

‘Ii-uh nothing cs equal l. "also bot-f"

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"“'"i We regret to learn that Miss Mac-

1 solved the Tantan tangle. From iviurtin it came up.

When I'm the City mayor, When I'm the City mayor, Oh I'll get square with higher-ape. When I'm the City mayor.

(Cit'zens' chorus) We yuan; Sncdgrassi We want. Snodgrass!

Assessor Simms when he was named, My taxes forthwith rased, Wait till I am City mayor, His name will be erased.

when I'm the City mayor, When I'm the City mayor, L. P. will be the assessor,

When I'm the City mayor.

(Citizen's chorus) We n-ant Snodgrass! We want. Snodgrass!

Just harken to my no'se.

Oh, when I'm the City mayor,

Oh. when I'm the City mayor,

No need of City Council

When I'm the City mayor. His friends will be pleased to

know that Mr. Manson MacNeill

of North Tryon is slightly improv-

ed at date of writing. Mr. MacNeiil

is suffering from a parylitic stroke.

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On Friday evening, January 20th, the “Utopian" group of the United Church held a social even- ing in the vcstry with almost a complete attendance of members. After a short business period the fun of the evening commenced under the capable direction of the recreation committee, Retta Tmmbs, Margaret Waller. Earl Clark and Archy Thompson, who put on some jolly good games and contests, everyone joining in the fun and merriment. A dainty lunch was served after which a thor- oughly satisfied group returned to their respective homes.

Miss Victoria MacLeon returned on Saturday evening after spend- ing the week-end in Bummerside.

Dean's mother, who has been a patient inthe Prince County l-los- pital for some time past, has not recovered sufficiently to return homo yet.—D.

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WESTERN iiiiARiliAii

—NORTH BEDEQUE 1h FREE. TOWN United church, Freetown 11. ‘Traveller's R.cs_ 3; North Bedequc 7.30. Mnister J. W. A. Nicholson.

-—FUNERAL NOTICE-The fun- eral of William MacCaull w.ii take place at 2 p. m. from his late res- idence at Freetown.

—PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - ‘ryne Valley. Rev. E. C. Robertson will preach Sunday Febmary 7th. a; Freeland 10.30 Lot 14, 3 p. m. Victoria West 'l p. m.

-RE'I'URNED HOWE-Captain Bazil Kelly and ll/Irs. Kelly have returned from New York, where they visited Miss Kelly, who had the misfortune to be knocked down by a motor car on New Year's Day, sustaining a fractured leg and dis- located shoulder. It is pleasing to

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