FRIDAY ___ _ __ _

Open May 15

Cream will be received at our Emu-is branch Monday

and Thursday of each week for shipment to Charlottetown.

We are installing a new Boiler and Engine md will not

he ehumlng for at least two weeks, therefore lf you are new shipping by rail te our Charlottetown plant and can 008° vcnicntly continue for two weeks please do so.

Cream Hauler: have been engaged on all routes the

same as last year, and notice of when they will begin will

appear in the press later.

We are pleased to announce that we have engaged the

services ol Mr. Henry McDonald, Red HOIISG. BS hlwalef f°|' the coming season. He comer to Us hilhly \'°'=°m”1°“d°d and we feel quite sure that he will give good satisfaction to our many cream patrons in Eastem Klux!-

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CENTRAL GREAMERIES LTD.

0369-5-l0-wfs -31.

Attend J. W. Fyfe’s Big Auction Sale

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..° Thin column il reserved for

‘ news of local Interest but ndvertielul:

A t E m e r a I d I ut u newny nature may be innerted ul

~ I2 cents is word strictly payable in

z r.M_ snrrmnar, MAY iarn.

Mr. Fyfe is removing to Charlotte-

ndvnnce. _

` . . 'SUBSCRIPTIONS B0 The

Lharlottetowu Guardian may be

gown to 1-e51d¢_ ,handed to their Rep. Archie Hume.

1 John Dccrc Tractor. in good

condition, burns crude oil.

1 Tractor Plow, three bottoms. 1 Double Disc Harrow-Massey

Harris.

l Four Section Lever Harrow-

tfassoy Harris.

l Four Section Spike Harrow- Mlisst-y Harris. 1 Double Row Cultlvator-John

Dccrc.

1 Double Horse Hoc.

1 Spade.

1 Fcrtiiizcr Sow<‘r_

1 Doublc Row Plantcr.

1 Hay Rake, 1 Gang Plow.

3 sets 600 lb. Scales. 1 Potato Grader, sorting lable

ind elevator.

2 Potato Forks. _

l. Bean Duster.

2 Paris and Brecchlngs.

Double Horiicss.

1 45 gas. barrcl roofing. Credit to Nov. 1, 1933 on approv-

ed joint notcs-under $10 cash. 6'l. discount nllowcd for cash. The above sale is made under and by virtue ofa Chattel Mortgage dated 3rd of August 1931, given by J. W. Fyfc to The Royal Bank of Canada.

I-IUGII MORRISON.

Auctionccr.

9345-5-9-41

Ili MEMDRIAM

MRS. JOIIN /i. ROSE

There passed away at hor home lu

Albion P. ii, 1,, on thc illst of April, l\Inrg.'irct Marlin, WTC of thc late John A, llfx~<~, ngcfl 75 _\'ciu':;, The dcccziscd \\':\s at lady of sterling Chrisiiaii piezy ivluvli cnrlcnrcd hor to all who had thc privilege of

knowiiig her. Sho was u member of Et. Amirr\v's. Prc:=bytrriah Ciuirch, ltloninrgilc. \='lif‘rr\ hor prc.<3L‘lic(‘ will be gr<'z\i‘.y n'lis,.>cd_ But our grcat loss is hor ctr-rnal gain. Sho has

pa:\'=cd on to hr-r rest and rcwar-rl. Our full s_\'nip:tfliy gocs out to hcr family and fi~i|~ml:; in thcir grczil. sorrow.

Mrs. Rosc lcavrs to mourn thlcc

daughters: Miss Nlnry M. Rose in

lvfontrcal, tiniliiflzi; Mrs. Dau. J. Nltrliolson, Clui1`l0ttc1ow11: lvliss Cathcrinf-, R. N., C‘anibridgv, fuss.,

U.S.A., and thrcc sons: Mcssrs. Martin, Chntcau, Montana, U.S.A., James, Girintimm, Alberto; Simon, at homc and tru gzramdcliilclrcn. A clauglitcr prc<l"c<‘.\sc<i hcr some

years ago. She also loaves two bro- thers, l\l<'sfsi':=_ Hugh IJ. Martin, Kinross; ann Dlmczin, Charlotte- town, 'lhc pallbuarcrit wcrc: Messrs. Ni-it, \Vr»l;\'.\'ny; Jzuncs J. Crccd; Russell Moors; Wilbcrt MacKin- non; Jolin \Vv:;lru\'ay; and Albert Ctrlffan. 'l‘hc iluifrnl scrvzcc at her homo and thc commitlnl scrvlcc ut

the grave lu thg ccinctcry at lower Montuguc wvrc conductd hy Rev. Norman MacDonald, Montague.

Canned Salmon Imports by Great Britain

Canned szilmon in;port.s by thc

United Kingdom from Canada in

' or left at li J. Mabon's Drug Store.

Montague. 12-13-dti.

..°Y. P. S. of United Church,

Montague, present an entertainment in I. O. O. F. Hall, Wednesday, May 17th. Two one act plays, choruses, violin and vocal solos, etc. Come and find out for yourself “Who Kissed Barbara?" 9421-5-12-fm-21.

Clyde River Dramatic Club Present Drama

Last evening, the Clyde River

'players staged an outstanding suc- cess when they prcscntcd for thc lirsl. limc their thrcc acl..t`a1‘cc,"Tlic

Arrival of Kitty", in Clyde River

fllall. From the rise lo the final ‘ curtain, the play is alive with situa-

.lions which kecp the audience won? iclcrlng and laughing. Thcrc is not iclull minute in the programme ifrom start to finish, and to say it [was a hit is far too mild a. term to cxprcss the reception it recclvcd from a hall which was wcll filled with :ln apprcciaiivc audience. Each of ihc players sccms particularly adapted to his or her role

Thc role of William Winkler, was

uctccl by Mr. John Hcartz.

The pnrt of Aunt Jzuic (Winkler-'s

sister-in-ia\\'), by Mrs, Gordon Mac- Kinnon, The part of Jane, LWink- lcr's nicccv was rcprcscntcd by Miss Tcna, MacKinnon.

'l`hc rolc of Jimmy Baxtcr, who

inip<~r.\.o1nitcs Miss Kitty Bcnders, an arl»i'c:ss ol' New York City, is fill-

crl by Mr. Robcrt Matheson.

Thc comedy clcmcnt was supplied

by Mr. Seymour Scott, as Benjamin Moorc.

'l'hc port of Ting. thc bcll boy, is

lol-:cn by Mr. John Murray, and the port of Sam, n colored porter, by Mr. Colin MacPhail.

Onc ni” thc leading female char-

nclcrs. Miss Kitty Bcndcrs, an acl.- rcss of New York City, was acted by Miss Winnlfrcd Best.

The ole of Suzettc, Aunt Janc’s

nmicl, is filled by Mrs. Daniel Mac-

Neill.

Excellent specialties included, in-

strumental music, by Mrs. Gordon MacKinnon and the Messrs. Harold and Melvin Scott. Step dance by Mr. Gordon MacKinnon; a reading by Mr. Alden MacPhail and vocal solos by Mr. Bertie Millcr and Mr. Walter Blackctt. V

The play will bc repeated tonight

in Cornwall Hall, when it is hoped that there will bc another largc audience prcscnt.

BLUE RINSE ENDS IN DISASTER

ncomou, uvlfiy 10-lor.)-in e

rcccnt County court case for dam- ages in which a young woman dc- iclnrcd that n. hairdresser had made ihcr hair “a light Cambridge blue" staying so for four months, the Judge said: “God gave Womcn beautiful hair and it is perfectly shocking that women should come

-This eolomn in reurved for news

or local interest but advertising of n newly nature nuiy be Inlerted ut S eenln a word olrictly payable in gi. vance.

-MOBIL E. A. AE, B, and BB

Motor Oli in stock at Brace’s.

0393-5-11-21.

-TURNIP SEED, all kinda. in. cluding Dltmars genuine in stock at Brace‘s. D393-li-11-21.

-mouse 'ro nons'.l‘m casa

-.Reports have come to Summer. side that the lobster fishermen on the North Shore have suffered heavy losses through damage to their lobster gear in the recent storms.-S

-REPORTS GOOD ROADS-Mr

la. 1-r. Hmibroox, of the Fairbanks Morse C0. St. John, N. B., has been ln the wcslcrn part ot the Island during the last few days. I-ie rc- ports that thc roads are in excel- lent condition. Thisdact ls not 'generally known on the mainland or more cars would be coming ov- er, said Mr. Hazelbrook_-8 '

-"MY IRISH ROSE" P535;-;N'r. ED BY c. r. M. 1..-The c. Y. M. L. of Summerside repeated their PIBY. “My Irish Rose" to a capa- clty house in St. Paul’s Hail on Wednesday evening, The cast of characters was the same and each one excelled in their particular part. specialties between the acts were: Duet by Mrs. Callaghan and Mrs. Silliphant; “Eyes of Blue Smiling Through at Me". Miss Pa. trlcia McLellan; J. P. Mclnnls, “Little Mother 0! Mine", encore "MV R<>Sn!'y”; Mrs. .Tack McLeod, “Love Here ls My Heart", encore, “Little Brown One". The King.-S

-ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF

FOBGERY -- Theodore Hayes was arrested late on Wednesday night by Chief of Police Kano and bI'01iS'ht UD in the Sun1mcrs.de Police Court on Thursday morning on a. charge of forgery. ‘It is ai. leged that he f0'r&"?d the siy;n;u.urc of a Summcrside business man and the cheque was lat-2: presented at the Royal Brink. '1'L11.= teller rzfus- ed payment. Ha:/cs was remanded imtil this morning so that thc authorities can obtain additional evidence. Mr. T. l.. Compton rc- prcsented the crown.-S

-ADDRESSES HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS-Provincial Fire Mar- 'shall C. A. Beer, delivered an ad- dress to the pupils of Summcrside 'liuesday morning in connection with "Fire Prevention." His ad- dress was sponsored by thc Firc Department in connection with the' C559-Y COHWSL they are conducting among the young folks. The nec- essity for me proper teaching of "Fire Prevention" was emphasized by Mr. Bccr when hc informed his henrcrs that the per capita loss 0;' Prince Ektward.-Island amounts an- nually to $20.00. The percentage of these fires which have been due to carelessness was nearly 75 per cent and if this per capita loss was not materially reduced in the very near future a. raise in our fire ln- surance rates was certain. During the courses of his remarks Mr. Beer warmly coinplimenterl thc| Suxmncrsidc Fire Department onl pioneering this important work on Prince Edward Island and ex- pressed a belief that the results would be far reaching. Mr. Beer was accompanied by Chief McNeill and L. R. Crue of the Summerslde Fire Department.

-Friends will regret to hear that

Rcv. St, Clair Jeans of Summer- side is confined to his bed Wm; a severe cold.-S

-Rev. Robert and Mrs. Murray of Hillsborough, Cape Breton. were.; among tlime who attcndcd the Maritime Conference branch at Summerslde this wcck.-S

NO MlDDLEMA.N FOR Tm; BARONET

LONDON, May lo-<C_P,)_s¢r

George Bcatunont, baronct, of

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Neckwear

Rough crepe, organdie, satin and pique in delightfully

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There’s at charming range at moderate prices. Bags, new styles, new leathers. clever clasp and trim.

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KAYSER & ORIENT SILK STOCKINGS 7 5c pr.

Fila excellent value Semi Service Silk Stocking has pleased hundreds of

our customers. Shown in sixteen popular shades. Notable

value, .................1........................................

Georgette Crepe Stockings _ $1.50 pr.

One of the newest CHIFFON types, in Blue Heaven, Sum- atra, Traveltonc, C lo v e r

_ 21231 §.'r‘.Z,".f.".T‘T $1.50

“Pull on” and Snap

KID GLOVES $2.00

You’il be perfectly sntified with this lovely French glove. Black and white, Brown, Beige,

§1.°.‘;";.§1;:°f‘:_Yff'i%f~. .%i"_‘_'lt’f'_ ffiffff $2.00

Another pretty one sells at

“Sansheen” Gloves $1.00

One of the most delightful of the new KAYSER Ideas for Spring is this one in while, Arab, Doe-

New Chiffon' Stockings $1.00

These lovely,_ sheer Chilfons come from Orient and Kayser. 15 colors,-8V; to 10’/g.

$2.25 e $3.00

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Thread Silk ,STOCKINGS

reinforced with Rayon

Drk prs. for

(I ‘p i50'Patte1°ns I Wabasso Print 19c

patterns “WABASSO” Print, guaran- '

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silk and mercerised cotton fabric. 12 neiwiitgibial »

patterns. 36 inch. Yard

This is an

Pure Silk .39

Printed Crepe

Large assortment of PURE SILK fancy

printed crepe. All new Spring col- -I ors and patterns. 38 in. wide_ Yard $ I

skin, Black and Grey. P ll 1. ] __ some with lacecuff

` KAYSER Leatherette _

s GLOVES $1.00

These new KAYSER washables fit like a line kid, because they are tailored exactly like one to the cuff _ . . and then fancy runs free with fashion ! White, Doeskin, Beige

Two Piece and Three Piece

LKNITTED SUIT $8.95.

12 patterns -

Fancy Voile CI Worth up to 55c' yd.

__ See these early

Pure Silk New Tweed

Pique $1.25 1 Silk Pique, 38 inches wide (all pure silk). Coatings ~ $ .50

C°|0fS» Aqua Green. Maize Pompadour '

Blue, White and Eggslfell New T _ yard weed Coatings, all wool, 54 inch

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duce grown in his gardens. He dc-I

grown by himself which hc sold’ for a penny.

Sir George drove the van. which

is painted in his racing colors, and he was accompanied by R whim. coated salesman. I-lc did a splendid

oducc grown in Coleorton Hall] Grade VIII-1 Mary Creamer' 2 IPOLICEMEN PUZZLED

ia ro d ni _ ’“` - ' ' '- ialethop fm ;;t2;°a,;:;th;e° vi; some of the gardens of which was JOSBPMHB MCMBHUM 3; JBHIBS MC-

charged thrccpcnse for a lettuce lam aut by the poet wordlmrm' lmmusi 4' Russell Names'

Grade VII-1, Faustlna 'Ii-ainor;

*_*--___ ' 2, Beatrice McManus.

plain who was to carry the queet

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BAN FRANCISCO, May l1.-Arm-

ed with a copy of Mleterllnclrs "Life of the Bee.".Pollcemen Arthur

EYESIGIIT

Grade V-1, Linus McManus.

MAPLEWOOD SCBDOL Grade III-1, Esther Tralnor; 2. Dolan and William Murphy studied ,'

Theresa Trainer. the situation at Dr. Ethan Smith‘s ` '

Perfect attendance: Roto. Nantes, home,

Standing of Maplewood School for Mal, I Umm; a “ppm onu-

l2l‘Bli€. and some of the flowers month of April: 3:1; N;;i;;'n;uS”1;t§anMe:Manus swnarmri stliiulialeegnrrgligsvgix u;’i-ielcliondiii U' mi m -I

were sold out in an hour. Hc call-| Grade X-1 Margaret McManus' Mm, ' ' ‘ ° ' .

’ ' y Creamer, Josephine McManus. said cu-ry the quam "my ,nd the , _ |

M -:J in .mint <1 t onl ' 112 it pointing hm- hair purple or blue Colcorton Hall, Leiccstcrslurc, has ed at houses 'in thc vlllagc andg `2, Ethel Duffy.

M 1 I P 0 5 ( started business as a florist and advice on ultlvation to th akin' Grade IX-i Beta McManus and Beawcc McManus' Linus McManus' “nm www !°u°w'

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pounds. 'Inc imports during lhc 01' any such atrocities." C Use W 0| ' Faustina 'Irainor Esther Tralnor B t h Ima co \ -- ~ ~- 'ri 1.' <1 om 1. u im- ae- fruiwmr. and is touring Leicester- bo at 1 ts. Hs 1 in ' .1 n N ni n; 2 me N - ' ’ “ “°"' °’°' D°'°“ 'md M“’°"‘Y` “'°‘°‘ '"‘ Inst thicc months ol 1033 wire ic mr rc < i S U8 pan s sc ng only wan a cs coua . a an There” ,Truman [wld Dr' smith' dw me volume ex , Uranus

as follows 1.. ¢..-ts, me figures in .»i.in~<1 that only .1 blue rinse had Shire villages in a van selling pro- l _

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brnckcts being those of a year ago; bccn used-mixl.urc of washing f . __ Soviet Russia. 87,747 (18,776), Unit- blue and water. That made thld Bringing Up Father By George M",i_\,!,;,,,,,

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