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sympathy to Mr- and-Mrs. Ronald 0'!!an1ey and family, on the death pi their son, and brother Hugh, who ,passed to his eternal reward, on Feb, lbth. the funeral was very largely attended. to St. Andrew's Cemetery, on Sunday. Feb. 1'ii-h.

sympathy _to Mr. Lawsen Douglas and family, on the death or Mrs. Doilllll. who died Feb. 16th, and 'whose funeral took place to Welt fat. rotors cemetery Feb.. lttn. 1 -.-_ _

Coffin, accompanied by her son Nathaniel Coffin, arrived here on Saturday evening by train. Services were held in the United Church, af- ter which her remains were tenderly laid to rest in the People’s Comet. ery, Mount Stewart.

Mr. lt- C- Clark loaded sevcaal

cars of potatoes last week.

_ Dr. A. B. Martin had some hard- wood floors laid in his new residence last week by carpenter George clark.

‘ Misa Mary Trainor spent a few days with friends in Fort Augustus last _weeir. ' _\

Mr. Burr Dwyer of Charlottetown,

paid us a visit last week.

_ His many friends are glad to hear 'thet Ira Douglas is now arodnd af- ter a serious illness in the P. E. Island hospital.

His friends are glad to hear of

the recovery of Joseph Tralnor, who underwent an operation for append- lcltis in`thaiClty hospital.;

I'¥£l"h_‘iel1tis.j are glad to hear that

WMU- P0901' DWYM' is now around. M.

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plete in themselves. They not only drive worms._from the system, but re.. pair the damage ,that worms cause and so lnvigorate the constitution that itegeediiy recovers from the dis- orders of the digestion that are the result of thewotk of these parasitec intruders. They do their work thor- 0\l8hiy and strength and soundness

follow their use.

Cape Traverse run1‘vannay

Misses Laura Howatt, and Lyla

Roses-son of Cape Traverse spent 'Sunday visiting in Carleton, as the guests of Mr. Fenton 1-iowatt.

Among the ones seen in Carleton

on Sunday from Cape Traverse ware Misses Janett and Tisy I-iowatt, lo- companicd by Mabel Rogerson.

Miss Elva Hofwatt, Cape Traverse.

spent the week end in Borden as the guest of her cousin. Miss Katheryn I-iowatt.

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Misses Laura Howatt and Lyla Rogerson, accompanied by Mr. Wil- lie Bell, Cape Traverse, were recent visitors to Tryon as the guests oi Mr, Stanley Tholnson; »

Mrs. Montague Campbell of Car-

leton, spent Sunday aftemoon visit- ing in Cape Traverse as the guest of Mrs. J. F. Campbell.

Mr. ,Laura Arnett of Albany, at- tended the shower in Cape Tragerae on Thursday evening.

Misses Laura Howatt and_Lyla

Rogoraon of Cape Traverse were vil- itors to Borden on Saturday after- noon. .

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A very jolly gathering of friends oi Misa Velda Campbell gathered at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Campbell, Cape Traverlo. on the evening of February 21st, to tender her a miscellaneous shower in honor of her approaching marriage to Mr. Frank MacKay. When all the guests arrived they were entertained by games. This was followed by the opening of the many beautiful gifts by Miss Evelyne Bell, while Mies Hei- en Maowllilams read the verses ao- companying each. Misa Campbell in a few well chosen words thanked the donors for their many expressions of kindness and good wishes after

which the remainder of evening was pleasantly spent in antal music and dancing.

Misses Katheryn I-Iowatt and Miss

Margaret Maclnnis were visitors io Cape Traverse as the guests of Misses Thelma and Elvs l-Iowatt. ,

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A INIUIED IN ITBD- At the tire which took place at the New Method Clsbneta 'on Moudly. we of the em- ployees. Mr. Bvniamio Brovrawster, was badly burned about tho face and bead, He was removed to the Prince ECU/lffl Illllld HOIDIBI, Where, go. cording to latest reports ho is doing .vel'¥» well. _

LARGE WINDOW BROKEN.-On

Mfifldly ‘UM Of th! large show win. dowa in Woolwortrrs nve and ten cent store was broken by a. young lady '/l_\°» 1° she W." mains sums and fell against it. The glass, which was cracked from top to bottom. was re- moved. and the frame boarded up, to Bvllit the Arrival Of 5 new window,

POLICE COURT-At the Police

Court yesterday morning an sd. iouraed Dfchibltion casa was dis- missed and a man charged with oe. ing drunk and disorderly lied. his case adjourned until this morning, In the Juvenile Court, three young ledl. charged with petty larceny, ap- Deared. Thor' were remanded until this wmhw pending application to send then to the Industrial school at Halifax.

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SUPREME .COURT AT GEORGE-

TOWN--'l'he February term of the Supreme Court opened at George- ¢°W1l Yeiierdeii. Mr. Justice Arsen- ault presiding. Following were the grand Jurors: Bernard Creamer, Bou- ris (foreman): Vincent Sutherland. St. Peterk; Joseph McQuaid, Bald- win Road; Den. P. McKinnon. Burnt Point? Dllllei. 0'Ha.nley, Bt. Peters BOY; Alphonsus Corrigan, George- town Royalty; Stephen Keele. Mor- eil; naw: ueponals. oodrmerein Cross; Clarence Spams, South; Roo- ert Meliish. Union Road; John An- lrsn, Lower Montague. There are no criminal cases on the docket this

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Transport Services

THE OAR FERRY

little dimculty with loo. She made four-'_ round trips, and the mall train arrived at 7 p. m.

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The new 'plane which has already

been deseribedin these columns, ar- rived at Moncton yesterday at 12.45 p. rn, She will; it is expected, make her first flight to this Province to- day. _ _

SA YS CANADA = ANXIOU5 FOR

PREFFRENCE

UTTAWA, Feb. 36- Canada is anxious to take advantage of trade preferences and agreements with Newfoundland, Just as she is _with any other portion of the British Empire. so far as the govemmcnt of the Do- minion is concerned, declared Hon. James Malcolm. minister of trade and commerce, commenting today upon a statement made recently by Bir Richard Squires, Premier of Newfoundland. slr Richard is quoted as havin!

said that there was a diderefnee of attitude among Canadian and Un- ited Btates business men and govern- ment omciais with Niard to ProD°l' als for preferential trade relations __..._...._.--_.-

wids Newfoundland. _

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OTTAWA, Feb. 26.-The House tto-

night approved a resolution calling for an immediate investigation of the project to build a canal across the Isthmus of Chlgnecto, which connects 'the provinces of New Brunswick and

Nova Scotia. The investigation is to go into questions of feasibility, cost of construction and economic and na- tions; advantages to be gained from the construction of such a waterway.

R.. K. Smith, Conservative member

for Cumberland, was the author of _ the resolution which passed in am- ended form. At the suggestion of Minister of' Railways and Canals, Hon. C. A. Dunning Mr. Smith agreed to delete a nnal paragraph from the resolution which would have com- mitted the Government to construc- tion oi the canai‘ on the completion of the investigation. Mr. Dunning made no objection to the |'-llssing of the resolution for holding the investi- gation. ‘

PRINCE ACTS

FOR FA THER

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Feb. 26.-A snowfall

this morning brought disappoint- ment to Londoners who had hoped to see the Prince of Wales _drive in state from Buckingham Ealacc to St. James Palace to hold the_season's first levee on behalf of King George.

Because of the bud weather the

state procession. was cancelled and the Prince merely walked over the short distance from his residence in York House, wearing his brilliant scarlet uniform as Colonel of the Welsh Guard. He was escorted by members of his staff and household officials in glittering uniforms. The scene inside the Palace was a bril- liant one. _ _` There was e. large attendance of

privileged personages who were re- ceived by the Prince in the Throne Room with all customary ceremony surrounding the state function. It was the first time the Prince had ever acted for his father at a levec.

Card o_sf_ Thanks

Waiter Gardiner, Bangor, Maine. thanks those of Emerald and vicinity i_or-their kindness and sympathy at the .death of his beloved wife, fo'rtneriy` Edith Deighan.

Card oi_ Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. W. I-I. Deighan and

family wish to thank their neighbours and friends for their many acts of ~ rindrrssr and expressions or sympathy ' in theirrscsnt sad bereavement. ,,,,..,.....ss----------'_'*'T"" o+o»+e4+»+e¢+»+e+e+o+H*+

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The Training Given is a - Valuable Supplement to the Curriculum.

The preparatlonof a speech for the

Orat/ory Contests is not only excel- lent from thejviewpoint of training in the Art of "Public Speaking; it is also splendid practice in concise ar- rangement of facts, and in English composition--auch qualities, in fact, `as the lawyer draws on in making out his brief, the preacher his sermon, or tho statesman his address. Thus, the training given ln the0r-

atorical Contests is a mostvaluabie supplement to the regular curriculum of the school or college.

We have much pleasure in welcom-

ing Prince Street School. Charlotte- town, to the list of those which will be represented by contestants.

This list now stands as follows:

KINGS COUNTY Murray River School. _ _ Souris High School. New Perth School.

Rollo Bay West School.

Little Pond School. South Lake School.

_ QUEEN’S_ COUNTY

Mt. Stewart School.

Hunter River School. Dunstaffnage School.

Pleasant Valley School.

Springfield School.

PRINCE COUNTY

Albsrton High School.

Freeland School.

_Kensington School.

OHAELOTTETOWN

West Kent St. School Prince of Wales College.

Prince Street School.

_ The Markets

(Special to the Guardian)

OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 26.-Eggs-

Whlle egg markets continued firm today there appears to be a note of uneasiness in the situation due large- ly to the sudden drop~ in Chicago prices yesterday. The Chicago spot market today is unchanged from yesterday.

TORONTO--The local egg market

is nrm and unchanged. Dealers are quoting country shippers for un- graded eggs delivered, cases returned, extras 45'-48; i'lrsts’43-46; pllllet ex- tras 3B-42; seconds 35. The situation, however, is somewhat nervous due to the uncertainty of the American mar- kets. No important purchase have been reported yet. MONTREAL-_'The egg market ilrm

nnd.active 'for consumptive require- ments, 'British Columbia are selling lon spot. at extras 51; ilrsts 49; puliet extras 47, which prices are a cent ‘lower than those previously prevail- ing.

WINNIPEG-Egg receipts here con-

tinue to decline and prices are work- ing higher. Dealers are now quoting country shippers for ungraded eggs _ delivered, cases returned, extras 42-45 first: 40-42; seconds 30-32. Prices for fresh eggs to retailers are extras 50; flrsts 48: seconds 42. ' crtsanorrurowu--Egg produc- tion on P. E. I. is very good for the season. Dealers arefquotingat coun- ‘ try points extras 30; nrsts 27; seconds

| MONTREAL, Que.. Feb. 28.-The Ilocall and export trade in Canadian grain he`l'e today was again of a lim- ited character but the tone of the market was steady. Prices for all grades of spring and winter wheat flour were well maintained under a small inquiry. The undertone to the niilueed market was ren- with a mod- erate trade passing all lines. Stan- dard grades of rolled oats ware un- ‘changad. Ari active business w_ss ‘done in all grades of fresh and stor- age eggs, and values were firm. Re- ceipts were 2,010 cases. The inquiry for butter showed a slight improve- ment and values were steady. Re- ceipts were l,l3i packages. The cheese tradaeontinued dull and featureiess. Receipts were 060 boxes. A fair trade was done in all grades of beans. Canadian white handpioked sold at _t5."i5‘ per bushel. and yellow eye l beans were quoted at 84.40 per bushel. The- trade in potatoes was moder- atdy active and values ware' un- changed. Prince Edward Island green mountains sold at 80 esnta and whit- esat'i5cantap¢r90lba.inba¢s.arld NI B. green mountains sold at Mo and whites at B0 oentl per ll lbs. in bull. . `

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BOGNOR.. Sussex, Feb. 26.-Ai-

though King Georges bedroom win- dows had to be closed all day today owing to grey skies and a. biting east wind, His Majesty passed I good day. it was onicially stated. He sat uP 101’ some time. '

The King’a progress since his ar-

rival at Craigwell House has been such that he is now able to take au interest in the events which occurred during the long period of his illness, when he was unable to read news- papers or be made acquainted with what was happening, it was ieamed today on high authority. He is grad- ually beginning to pick up the threads of current events. His Majesty also spends some time each day reading newspapers. I-Ie is gradually assimi- 'hrting all that transpired since he be- came seriously. ill, but in order that he may not be unduly fatigued the process is very slow-

Princess Mary, who had to post-

pone her visit to Craigweil house ow- ing to 9. cold last week arrived today "at noon. This was the first time the Princesa had seen her father for three weeks. \ `

LATER Sends Message to Air Force

The King today gave an indication

by sending a personal message to the Air Minister, Sir Samuel Hoare. C011- veying his congratulations on the res- cue work of the Royal Air Force at Kabul, Afghanistan. The message. which was signed by His Malesty. said: "I heartily congratulate the Royal Air Force on its great feat of rescuing so many men. women and children from Kabul in spite of many difficulties in the air and on the ground."

It is now understood that the R.. A.

F. carried more than 580 persons from Kabul to Peshawar in 83 planes. most of the flying being done at an average height of 12,000 feet. In au- thoritative quarters thLs is regarded as a remarkable feat as. the operation was effected in the depths of e. most rigorous winter over very mountain- ous country without a single casual-

ty.

Charges Marlo

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___._._.__i--_--1-i*-“°”" resolution on tho treaty for remedial measures in connection with the Niagara Falls.

The first proposed to refer o. large

portion of the estimate to a private and sslect committee of the l-louse. It_offera to save the time of mem- bers in committee of the whole and to make provision against the talk- ing out of private bills, a practice that was greatly abused last session. The first part oi the l‘€D°1‘l WHS in accordance with the sugseltmll of the prime minister himself.

The reports. however, got, c sev- ere body check from Mr. Neill, Com- ax, Alberts, independent liberal. in s. speech punctuated by much humor the British Columbia member jumped on the report with both feet, with the result that on his own motion discussion of the report was adjourn- ed to give members s. chance to think it over.

The 'prime mini-lter’s resolution.

approved of the Niagara Falls rem- edial works and the experimental withdrawal of additional wiater to the extent of lii.000 cubic feet per minute to each aide of the line. This treaty was signed at Ottawa in Jan- uary last by representatives of the United States and Canadian Iovern- ments appointed for the purpose. The prime minister made a brief statement, aftm' which Church. T01' onto, and the Hon. J. D. Chaplin. Lincoln. twenty years a member of the Niagarl Falla committee UPPOSM lt in strong apeeahea. IU. Chaplin was particularly vigouroua. The con- tentions were that it was to the greater advantage of the United ltatss, that it was purely a power proposition. rather than one topm- serve the beauty 'of the Falls and that no private interests should be permitted to exploit this falls for such nlrpfll. The Bon. llr. Btwa- art. Minister of the Interior. Milled at length. _and the prime minister than adjourned the, debate. Private biih were _then introduced to loan 0l0.0U.ill0 and 8.000.000 to Van- couver and Harbour Commissioners

mansctivell- .

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Augustine Cove Notes

(By “Nala”l

The friends of Miss Ida Wadman

are pleased to learn that she is im- proving gradually after her recent serious attack of pneumonia and hope she may soon be able to be up around again enjoying her usual good health.

Mr. Wesley Cann, Clyde River,

was a recent visitor to Augustine Cove the guest of his brother Mr. wufred cann. ' '

Mrs. Leith Cameron who has been

seriously ill is now improving some. and all hope she will continue so.

Mr. John .J. Robinson, Borden.

spent the week end at his (old) home in Augustine Cove.

Mr. Harry Clarke our “popular

blacksmith" of Augustine Cove Cor- ner is now able to be out again ai- ter his recent illness and all are pleased to .see Mr, Clarke on his job again.

Quite a number of energetic

farmers are at present busily en- gaged getting the summer supply of fuel. '

and p‘.enty of is. 'No car rc:::‘s

Carr arc very sony io lfnin that

of a friendly and cheerful disposition

miSSPd in *lie ncriinunlty. lim' sud

Mr. Wilfred Conn was a visitor to

town was recently visiting in Ang- ustine Cove, the guest of her daught- er Mrs. Leith Cameron,

in Augustine Cove the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Leith Cameron.

The many friends of Mr. John B.

McFadyen are pleased to learn that he is improving greatly in his health, and hope he may continue so.

MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL

The Honor Roll of Mount Carmel

school for the month of January is as follows: _ or-'sae xpi, Marie nose Gallant; 2

Josephine Gallant.

Grads VIII-l, Zena Poirier; 2,

Hercule Gallant: 3. Augustin Rich- ard.

Grade VI-l, Benoit Poirier; I, Al- ice' oauant: it. h-one Poirier.

Grade IV-1, Octavi Gallant; 2,

Ulric Poirllrl 8. Laurette Gallant: 3, Maria Gallant.

earn osnsat: I. adaiaporion.

Oi-aoe I-i, Theophils Arsmault: I

Lucie A. Gallant; I, Anita Arasaaait.

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ford Clarke are sorry io learn that 300»Hi.;hl;mdo_5 Talks,

her health is not so well ‘thc'=e lust 000- \lub1‘r>\l C c‘l€slla few days and all hope for better rc- ` 330--Fo c to 1, Slnlth Brr suits, as much sympathy is hcld for 1030.-Cqrnp Poo Contir

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We 'record with much sorrow the V115 pm_H01mm'5 Mid

very sudden death of Mrs. James E. ,13 p.y,__HG1nmn»s TW4 Hoy./att of this vicinity. The dc..

ceased v/as in very good health up ____

to the time of her death. Shc was, \xJE§'l

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was lmrgciy attended 'md she anal

laid to rest in the Tnowles Ccznct- ..____._. sry ndinlning the United Church, _.BIG nocxgy game Tryon, nf which she wus u true mem- to 1 t C Traverse ber. There are left to .mourn one Skrte after mat ll If son and three daughters to who:n,t;|1l take pld_e first nn the vicinity tender their sincerest lc.v‘n_:

sympathy in their sad bsrcclvenlcnt. ____

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The people of this vicinity wish to ____ congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Alfrczlr °ATTEN’l'l0N,myu Cameron (nee Laura Campbell), ly gm, ,mgeed Qlocks an Silllth Mt‘,lvlllG Oh the ilrrlval Of I [|11 foreign and dgmes lc "Bonnie wee Laddie." ailments mmplotely

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Carleton Siding Sunday morning '

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Mrs. Jack Dickie of Charlotte- OTTAWA, Feb. 26

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Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Francis Which is Coliildoflll and Little son, Leith Cameron oft ments to the Opium a County Line were recently visiting llc Drill Mt-

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