JULY 11. 1936

‘THE CHARLOTFETOWN GUARDIAN

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BETTER BUSINESS BULLETIN

BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND INTERESTING CONTEST FOR ALL OUR READERS

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' MOORE’S Weék End Specials

Corned Pork Ribs. per lb. ‘lo Chuck Rent, per lb. . 12¢: Hamburg Steak, 2 lbs. . Lamb Legs. per lb. 23c In-lb Wonk. per lb. I70 Lnmb Cl-ops. per lb. 28c Corned Beef, per lb. 10¢ & 12¢ Mm-it Roast. per lb. 17c 3"! R01-tilrerlli. 150

E. S. MOORE

Meets and Groceries 109 Richmond St. Phone 1085.

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OVER. FIFTY YEARS EXPERIENCE THE

PROFESSION Means (load Satisfaction

W. N. TANTON JEWELEII 180 Kent Street (Formerly Grafton street)

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Get your requirements of Beef Trips, Beef Hearts. Beef Cheeks, ctc., from us.

We llso hsndle HEXITE Ration and Cubes and Silver Moon Biscuits.

F. B. CONRAD

PHONE 500 Oor. Queen and Water Sts.

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FLOWERS “MES T” ‘E

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YOUR CHOICE

FROSTING and CONTROLLED HFMIDITY Refrigerator “H°STESS" also has tile Servador iuie original door with shelves), Special Dcssei‘. Compartment. Removable shelves, usable buffet top, choice of freezing Weeds and many other duslrlble features,

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CEREAL Soda Fountain

is the ideal breakfast food. lf You have not yet tried it, ask Your grocer for

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For Picnics And Outings Fresh Groceries

Courteous service. Low Prices. PHONE 1140.

‘ANGELINA BLANCHARD

GI Klnl street

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W. C. T. U. Notes

‘I'll! KING OF’ TERROR!

leuggesled by the parsing of His Majesty. King George V. January 20. 1930.) When the last trumpet sounds, and dlud we stand. Wllih quivering nerve and clicking. bated breath. There comes the Kingawlih cruel and stem calrim.nnd- The King whose name is Death.

Nor cot nor palace can dispute his sway; Em-h‘s mightiest monarchs kneel

before his throne; Patient. he waits the

lnexorsble day.

When he shall claim his own. Our puny walls of learning and our W‘ G 4

of pom an power on glorious deer? Mo dashed to lutile nothings when his will

Has been at last decreed.

Yet lo. his fell dominion heth on and’

Beyond these il~ellul'yea.u of toll

when tired and thirsty alter your shopping. drop mm our store and have a cool to. {rtshing drink at our Folm. a n.

Coca Cola and Lime Rickey are delicious flavors.

E. A. FOSTER

SPECIALS §

All white Felt and Crops Hills clearing at

$1.49

The BETTY ‘LOU SHOPPE

§ 117 Kelli st. Hotel Bldg.

CENTRAL DRUGSTOEE

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lecture of lower handling and hauling costs. you set better by ordering your Win- ter’s Coal supply now.

A. Pickard & CO. Queen's Wharf

llpwwn Office. Ills Cit. Geo. at

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NEW NANKING CAFE

Y. S. HONG, Proprietor

Prompt, Courteous service. lliglll-st quality foods. Open all hours. Dinner ll.00 A. M.—-2.00 P. M. Supper 5.00 l". lll.—8.00 P. M.

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E s P E c 1 A L s E 1 large and 1 medium 1 pkgs. Oxydol, both for .. no 1 large pkge. Lux and 1 cake Life Buoy Soap .. 25c 1 large pkge. Chlpso with dish cloth 30 2-1 lb. ii . Sod! Bananas‘? 1:: dos.’ PHONE 65 S. N. KAYS 87 Powunl Street o»» 0-90+-6+6->0-O-0+4-be-o+o4+o-coo g WE PAINT l and decorate all kinds of I Ceilings, Walls, rloon. Trim. Finish, Sialrsways, Carriages. Cars, Sleighs. Truck-Wagons. SIGNS AND LETTERING J. A. DOYLE General Painting and " ting Contractor.

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Ration Cubes I-‘oxmen—t}et your IIIPPU from your nearest dealer. Write us for full inform- ation.

The Dominion Silver Fox Furs, Ltd.

Summerslde, P. E. l.

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whose names were used as

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Week ’s Contest

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Fox Ranchers

Just errived osrlood llexits cubes and ntion at new low prices. Get ill touch with us for pi-ioeo on all kinds of feeds and snpho fies powde .

Dillon & Spillett WHOLESALE‘ e RETAIL '10 Queen st. Phone ltd.

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PlCNIC BASKET ALL FOR $1.00.

1 package Loaf Cheese 1 Jar Peanut Butter 1 Loni Breld 1 package Crscken 1 tin Dev-llied Run 1 lb. Bologns 1 lb. Sweet Biscuit K dozen Orulges or Bmanu PHONE’ 246—J.

MacPHEE BROS.

55 Prince street

We devote our very best .3- tention to Job we do, regard- less of whether it is I large or 5 small one. our rates on most reasonable. For sIt.lsi'ac-

ki;yAINTING And DECORATING

CALL Robt. C. McCallum

MORELL HOTEL

WeekEnds»eci-1-: FRESH MEATS E ' Cotton sweeten, It to M 39c . BslbI‘lln.u oomblinuoiu , S I , 22 to as no 9 ‘"""'°" '“°"' "0 easy when you 3 Boys’ any rlumel Long 3 select the rlsht kind of Meets Our . huts, ii to it yours .. 31.93 Meet is always fresh and is of the ‘ Boy.- Flannel Sllltl. I to \-er, be“ quamy ,,Ma“mblB' our > I yelm . prices cmnot be beaten . The Boys Stor P JACK HENDQBON 1; ......... . J. MacDONALD : } 163 Greet George Street Corner Prince and Kent streets. phon, “s_ 1 < _‘ A A AA A‘ A . ; +oo++o-o+o+o+o-o++o-o-o+++++ l~—‘- é‘ -T. A A‘ O i "W '1' W 2 **”"*“°'“**“***- § A new shipmen‘ f FOB. am. Maxlls or cans Uptown Flowers I . NAVY BLUE AND \:Il{lTl-2 E You save money by repcir- and what you cln take home : ‘ S L A C K S ’ 1 ing with good used parts. I for a very small cost, : 1 AT Sum A Pun : G004 “ml -Per“ 3-" "°“°" Fresh Flowers will add 3 ——~ I ' ‘ b°°"”° ‘MY “"9 ‘‘°°¢ ”“ cheer and charm to tho dvll- 3 ALSO lain; 3 W“ "'5'" out or brightest rooms We ‘ , ° . - TS at 8 Walter Lawlor lIl!0ll::ll' !.fl¥Whrre in P. E. E 1 :1"! H 9C : . ' A to 20. o Cuniberisnd street PROVE M82 ‘ : z 1 Between Kent at Fltlroy sis. 1.” am“ ‘ Gmge- Sum : . THE GLORIA . ¢ »H«4 ~ - 0 I 2 —— ,_=_____ ~—--4.-. " "

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FIONEERS OF

Thorough workmanship, Courteous Service Reliablc Attention to Detail and most reasonable charges. PHONE 661-L. BEVAN BROS. PLU.\lBl’NG E.\'Gl‘.\'E-ERS 92 weyni..ull. street

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leading ranchers insist on

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IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS

Remember- "non SUCCESS FEED IMIPEIIIAIIS

FROM PUP TO PELT"

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YOU’RE SURE IT’S

. . “GARDEN CITY”

ASK FOR 31' NAM;

"GARDEN CITY" CHOCOLATE Dl{l'l\'K

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CITY" CREAM "GARDEN (‘l’l‘Y" BLEND

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.TllE PllllE MILK COMPANY

Comer of Fitzroy and Great George Streets.

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SMOKERS’ SUPPLIES FIRST CLASS GR0(‘1mn;5 PHONE 384

WE DELIVER FREE.

Gaudet’s Grocery Cor. Prince and Grafton sis.

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1. Mrs. V. Macwllllams, East Royalty. 2. Mrs. M. C. Stewart, 20 Elm Avenue. 3. Miss Vera L. Nunn, Winsloe.

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and strife. King Death‘: llllpvriolls head shall ll1H’kl)’ l)(‘ll(l Before the Lord Of life. L:ndnn, January. 1938. John M. (lunn,

MOTOR TRAFI-'l(‘ INVITES DEATH

strangers will find in Canada wonderful highways, bill. fr<‘flll9m' ly. through the licvllsr-ri liquor traf- fic. they are merely ll0l‘l‘ll'7l(‘ death trspa. There ilrc Sniety cnlnpnlgns galore but practically llono Oi them include the Pilmlnatloll of the liquor traffic. Judging by tho indif- ference of the public. the conclusion is unavoidable that the conserva- tion of "The 'I‘rl-lii'lc." is of m0l'0 account than human lilo.

NICOTIN-E

They will find an npparenily end- lesg stream oi tobacco users, chew- ing. sucking at cigarette and clzfll butts and drawing on pipes All showing the effects of this indul- gencc at every turn. They will iind a pulpit silent on the lulbll‘<‘i ‘ll "Nicotine." and an lncmasillil yearly scresgc oi the beat soil on God's earth being sown wllh lllls evll weed. psrticularly in the coun-

ties of Norfolk. Oxford and!-Eelflln. in the Province oi Ontario.

JUVENILE DEIJNQUENCY

Right in this connection. and due largely to the nicotine influ- ence and the movies. which takes parents and children out of their homa at night. can be traced the growth of Juvenile delinquency. Home restraint and protecticn is largely going into discord. Recently s court case in which a. girl in her early teens figured. having become is mother. bl‘Oll¢l‘it 3 strong so- monition from the presiding judge to the parents for neglect oi per- entsl responsibility.

GAMBLING

Gambling in every form in can- ada is having a veritsble and general car.-,u.sal, in which some religious organizations are taking 5 hand. in one moderate-sized city on one raid sl.400 worth of slot machines was seized. This vice has become so

a

(1 general. one Mldlblfllvfi hi! lrl-Nil

the stand that in the future any second offender who appears before Ililn on charges of keeping I gaming limit?!‘ by tnkinil TM?‘-'v be“. Wm 50 given :1 jail term rather than a fine. yrhe cliiei constable. Somil. Ont. has lost reported to Police

Oovmmiulon “that an exceptionally large number of lottery tickets were being sold in the city in cnnllecliml with various sweepstakes." This. is a general complaint. all over Canada.

LIQUOR. NMUGGIJNG This clltss .-i smuggling has

achieved a record never reached before in the history oi Canada. in me Senate. Benntor Hughes the other day in making a plea for the obtaining of dam on liquor smug- gling in Canada. deplored “tho wide-spread character oi the traf- lie on both Atlantic and Pacific coasts. and its dem-_-rsllnins effect on the youth of those regions and and the difficulties nf lsw enforce- ment. due to the ease with which people committed perjury.

RUM-RUNNING IN MANY (YOIJNTIIIII

In the great struggle in the world between good and evil. rum- running ever becomes more prom- inent. Even under licensed condi- tions the mute character of the alcoholic trade is lawlessness.

Last llbbrunry the United States Government submitted to the Not- wegian and Eelglbn llovemmenis

shores of the United States involv- ing the subjects and ships of those nations. Protcstatlons were made to the Belgian a.mbasso.dor against Belgian tramp oleamers being al- lowed to land lliluor at Antwerp wnlhout the necessary certificates of their legal destination.

Representations were also made to the Norwegian Govcmmem. to the effect Norwegian steamers had been irransferrillg alcohol cargoes: to small mm runners off at. Pierre. Miquelon. in contravention of the law which fsrbids vessels flying the Norweigiali flag when engaged in smuggling.

Photos were also sent to Can- adian Government on the allega- tion that rum runners were chart- ered by a Halifax man through I firm of Glasgow ship-brokers.

Last March saw a great round- ing-up of this class of criminals. There was unearthed in New York City a s7,ooO.ooo boatles ring which evidently had been operating for a year and a, half. The liquor had been smuggled from Canada and elsewhere. This flourishing businells had been conducted from four suites of offices in two hotels. and the liquor being retnllcd from twenty-seven bars and grills.

Another ring was located a few weeks later in the same city, which‘. according to the "New York Times’ quoting Assistant United states At- torney Dunnigan, “Owned sllllls “"1 elaborate means of mmmllnlvflllm and that it mid been llmdlmz tho country with illicit liquor smllailkd in from Norwegian, Danish. Bel- gian and British pom."

At the same date it pI"‘~'~‘ (W- palch recorded the nrrult oi thirty- five persons charged with partici- pating in an lniernnlluial alchOl- smuggllng ring. which "!"(l<‘I1d0d from Brussels in New Y0?“ V“ Nova Scotla. and Mcmlwnl "

photos to prove the charge that there was rum-running to

Still a few days lalnr New York

the sguin was the scene of another un-

covering of an alcohol-smuggling conspiracy which had been doing 5 sross business of t20.000.000 a year. In this case an American freighter iigured. purporting to carry cool, but it unloaded 1,000 cases of alcohol.

The world has legalized the sale of liquor on the excuse of keeping the traffic within legal bounds. Nothing could be farther from the true stair. Under the cover of legality this business knows no bounds of restraint.

TWO LIVES

Grief is is delicate and fragile flower. fading even more easily than joy. but never wholly dead. Like the rose of Jericho. though seemingly dried and withered post recagnitioh. yet, if bill. one wlmn breath pass over it for s msment. it will bloom again with renewed freshness. Even in laughter the heart is sorrowful, and those who seem to forget have often the saddest hearts. in each and all of us life is twofold. Two beings dwell within us: one notlve. busy. lib- sorbcd in the diltles and plessule of this world: while the other is sadly and rireamily living in the past. treading with term the former paths, stopping to remember a look. to pursue s shadow.

Celebrates 50th Anniversary

A very pleasant time was spent lit the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Avsrd Bell. Victoria, on Tuesday evening. .lllly 7th, when over one hundrod l-ellil.lve.s and neighbours gathered to celebrate with them the fiftieth anniversary of their mam- age. Mr. and Mrs. Bell are enjoy- lng a_ fair measure of health for

their advanced years. doing all their

. The exemplary life of yoursclvc-.5 lins

farm work alone.

Mi‘. George MacMicki'li nclcll as chalrmarl. After calling 1110 gull].-r-i WE to order, ill his own genial ully ‘, he explmned the <71J.it‘ct of il~.«- l,'.llll- = ering. Mr. mid Mrs. Boll wr-re .~cul- i ¢‘d_ In the cvlllrl. of lilclr .\l)ilk'.0ll:- living room Slil'l‘0llll(ll‘(l b_\' lin llilhll of lrlends. All 1l(l(ll'l‘.&.~ \\'2l. llll ll read by Mr. Ausilll 'l'(lmuh.-_ ‘ .. gift. of n bcnllillui llphOlA\ll‘l't‘il .ll'lll-‘ Chfill’. also a -‘Inn: .\llI1l ill «',l~\-,. was presented by .\ll‘. Wnlilul. l..m- ther. The gills \\‘l'l'€' fl(‘kllt|\\if‘lilIl'\[ ln a. few V§'L‘ll-(‘ill'.‘ ~ ~ l: v3 all sang "Fox I . -Ill fellows." After mu. Hlllllflllhlls wrwl extended to the ll.'l'\}l\’ l-nvlplf‘ hr :l I - pruelll. 3 gcllr‘l'(l. 01 ill‘

creani mill ('il1'(“ xx .— 1n-~ remalndvr of till‘ f'\l' S u... .‘;lI‘lll by the lZl'(‘Llllliz ll: , “ml 4, social chat. At a into llF\‘lr all do-

ported to llli‘.l' ll(lllll‘.~ icvllllc “Til pleased Willi lllv .~-.l.»m-s». of [hp happy (went.

The l0U')\\'.lliZ \\.i.S llli' lllliirvss:

We rill lli|\'l‘ il.\~l'llll)l(‘(l llt‘l‘(‘ [his evening ll) exlcud in you both our congraluirliiolls Oil liilvlllg nllalllmx an advallcoii lililcslollc in your me .l0U|‘ll¢‘.\‘. llll‘ 50111 almivcrsary of your mm-rizigc.

During the long span of your um. ted lives. .<.".‘..li all its trials and Vlcl-*5“-l|<l05 3'0‘: have remained steadfast in the highest. ideals and Will‘ devotion to your duties in your chosen spliero served as 3 model for emuiation by the rising gcncrntlou. so much needed in this unstable age with all its divcl'-‘slonstending to ill. stsbllity of character, and -morals.

been a. restraining influence to the piles in which will live. perhaps to I [renter-degree than realized. As you are now passing iowilrd the western slope of lilo _\'0ll clln vlvv: retrospect with the feeling of grat- itude nnd of lives well and tailli- iully spent. We feel it a duty in- cumbt-rent on us, to express in you each in some tangible way our sp-

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