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New York Conservatory of’ Music

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.jAgents Wanted wit-discus GOOD LIVE AGENT ‘w handle s complete line of Her- bs] Remedies, big profits, exclusive territory. small capital needed. write to-day Manager: Canadian Botanic qgrdcug, Box D18. LMDQDII; Ontario. .

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MAN-OB WOMAN T0 TRAVEL AND appoint. local representatives. Posi- tion permanent; yearly ‘guarantee $1300. (being $25. weekly average) and expenses; commiaion and cash

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Salesman Wanted ANTI!) - SALE! llebt for Prince lidward island. coed pls- Free outnt. we want now a reliable, energetic gaprgggnu- tivl to M11416 the belt districts on the island. Our agency is prom. sole. Write. Pelham. Nursery. Co, T ‘ . Ont. 8 W. s-wsrr.

-noc answanuvc 1'0 THE

besides. Winston Co.. Tow- n“m' °I "'71P" Find" 119ml’ a c‘, Bldg“ Tomnm . = . Douglas Street, or Christopher a. w. 1-4.a,11,ls,1a,22,zs,za. “Yd- 1-15-11- _ A I , g _ Male Help Wanted l .wa"t9d

WANTED - RELIABLE MAN AS caretaker for .28 pair fox ranch. Married without family preferred. Write stating experience and refer- ences, G.A..Sproul, Box 517. Spring-

hlll, N. S. 062-1-3-3wks. _ _._. --_------_-._-._. . nous nan wanrcn oolcxbr. R1 flg m e n Big pay; easy work. while-learning - _ Barber Trade under famous-Meier a ' American plan. world's most re- A t t 8 f! t t 0 n liable Barber School System. Write - t today for free literature. Moler ‘ ___‘__, Berber College, i573 Harrington St. A 51mm: o’, rmmm mwruwd

Halifax. ’ Wed was» tr. * iDDRESB ENVELOPE! -- HOME for Advertising Campaign. Highest rates paid, sincere people wanted everywhere. Free Stamps, En- velopes while‘ working, experience unnecessary. No canvassing. Write Federal K348i. Catherine West. Montreal, Canada. H. W. M. Jan. 14-31.

W Employment Wanted -

sousskauraa wants rosrrroiv

with small family. Applytd Guard-

ian. v i iowz-i-il-sl. Miscellaneous‘ ‘

sons anruua MsoDONALD, harm Surveyor, Box 82, unarlottetown. bll-ll-Il-lmopd.

rara-rJ-raos son urns ssTi- son's shipments on short . notice.

Guardian Central Printeryl s

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BOABDERS MFQRTABl-Yc AC- commodated at i8 I-Iaviland Street, opposite City Hospital.‘ -

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YIAINING SCHOOL, . FOIL NURSES. The CaptainJohn Adams Hospital ‘Irsining School, located four miles from Boston. offers a three year course in nursing to girls 1B years or over. One completed year oi Huh Schol required. Modem "lillllment. accredited grade A by the American’ College of Surgeons lndMass State of Registration,

Jffliiated with’ the Boston City Hospital for obstetrics and pedia- trics, Free tuition and maintenance, mimihly allowance. Class starts Adams Holllltli. Chelsea, Mass.

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---.'._ i?! SALE-TWO COWS NEWLY reshoned. M. I". Murnaghan, ‘rar- antum,

on one. ro use. eoaso firm

6"?!" liens oobsnd st Guardian fice. - .- —~-~ . _ lfilsranso miss‘ so: sane- -,,.

o medium, silver females and two

dark “M, m M p“ k; n other of the celebrated prsllretloas

“mac. n. n. no‘. s, Charlottetown. Jeehvfwturcd for this mum eur-

°fl° 3-35. . ~ pols. and the drain is new function-

’ , _ _ ‘ iogasjuevsrbofors. Thsprootslilal

To Lg! ' lasted several boars and were carried

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"T-lif will! v Ottawa and without u» aid of gsa

nemeut‘. including mam, , '

lit tubs. m“. U ____________T_-___ _

MALE roxss wanna-Manson

in the miniature rifle 22 will he hold at the Drill Hall this evening at v o'clock sharp. It is proposed to m. tcr. a team in the D. C. R. A. Min- iature Rifle Matches and to try out; the feasibility of the new miniature range in the Drill Hall. It ls expect- ed a largo number will be present. After the meeting a practice shoo

Western Guardian

5966000. 90 Pairs. choice registered silver foxes on Thursday. Jan. l0, i930. Bale positive. No reserve.‘

Head of the Church Army in Can- ldi. took the services in 5t. Mary's

of Von Archdeacon White, who is in

mother, Mrs. Anguln, who is serl. ously ill. Capt. Casey spoke in the morning on the work of the Church Army in Canada. he took the services in St. John's Church at St. Eioanors-S.

prsnflgs of Wilfred Lecky. North Bedeque. 00 pairs, chplce registered silver foxes on Thursday, Jan. is, I030. Bale positive No reserve.

-nan Llqvon rug To nrrmc March 1. 1§a0,,.AddrQ5§ sup, John USE-Tho 985 gallons or rum ssised at Malpeque, on May 33nd last, and constitutive the largest individual seizure of liquor ever made by Cug. toms and Prohibition Officers on the naps. was Poured down the drain from the Customs warehouse in the Bummerslde Post Offiommwhere it had been in storage ever since the night of tbs celebrated seizure, on Wildly. with due ceremonial. It tf was no waste of good "liner", but i; scald tn have acted ls s sewer-clean-

- suuma. student of

or pals silver, must be good with tips. Phone or write at once to Rex L. Dawson, Albany, P. E. I.

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ill bs held. ‘

'—AUOI‘ION BALE silver foxes. of Wilfred Iecky, North

--IIIEAD OF CHURCH ARMY Al‘ UMMERSIDE — Captain Casey,

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filmy. N. 8.. at the bedside of his

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--AUCTION SALE silver foxes.

better than "Mule Kick". or any

‘ no dsmqe.

BOSS-At Plnette, on January 1th.

I 60h, Nell Herbert.

ants, Mr. and Mn. Duncan Maeliesn, who died January I0, and _1|, i929. "

Daleell, who departed this life Jan- , t’, u“: "N. l .

The faith you hold long sears ls new rm an» salami-mi 10s would All Ill-l filth “I000 10! 10W! Ill fer you a ea. 0 letha- no». we would not eall ' yaw ffeln It

‘list happyjaus- when you ablsfln r pesos; ‘

We knew-seewaliwltlilathst iso-

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I V. _ t -.__..___ Central Guardian awn-u (I BROADCASTING — Rev. E's/en lfloDougsll will" give an address from

c. s. o. s. Charlottetown, on mun-l “I. 10th. Jt 7.30.

I'll! ALAIthL-An overheated stove pipe imbi a kitchen range to the flue wlstbeoauleoianalarmoiflre being sent to the station about l0 o'clock yesterday morning. There was

WILL BROADCAST FRIDAY NlGIlTl-GAME-CIUY srs anon!’ lng to brosdctstsi-iday night's hock- ey game in Choflottetnwn between the Abegweits and Crystals. for the benefit of hockey enthusiasts throughout the province-

DIIBATING SOCIETY BIZ-OB- GANIlED-The P. W. College De- bating Soclefiy was reorganized yes- terday, the two former groups, sec- tion A and B being amalga with Mr. Cedric Boulter as president and Dr. S. N. Robertson, Honorary President. A commit‘ for select- ing subjects and naming speakers was also appointed. "

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ATTEND! N. l. CONVENTION- Mr I". S. Reeves of Southport left by the early. morning train on Monday to attend the convention of the Nova Booth fruit Growers Associa- tlon-at Kcntville, N. S. Very large and representative meetings are ex- pected lc this convention which ex- tends over three days‘ meetings and will be eddremd by some very pro- minent horticultural ‘authorities and provincial officials. SUCCESSFUL ILAND ENGIN- Illsli-An interesting article on dev- sloping power rmources in the Prince Rupert region. British Columbia, is contributed to the current issue of Electrical News and Engineering by Mr. Dan. Anderson, Montreal, cloc- trical engineer of the Power Corpor- ation of Canada. Mr. Andersoru who is a son of Mr. John Anderson and son in law of Mr. Henry McFal-lane of this city, designed the plans for the plant described in the article. Though still a young man. he is rapidly climb- ing the ladder in his profession.

ANNUAL MEETING AYBSHIIIE BIIEEDEIIS ' CLUB-The annual meeting of the- Ayrshire Breeders’ Club was held yesterday afternoon in the Agricultural Hall with a large attendance. ‘ s ’ ‘ a The following oillcers were pointed for the ensuing year:- President, Earl Inge. ,. Vise-President, George Boswell. Secretary-Treasurer. B. R. Brown. Auditor. M1101‘ McRae. Directors, Iicwis Cairns, Robins. Georg! 1'- Conaidersble discussion took Place on the subjects of co-operative buy- ing of feeds and of establishing a county dairy herd for the Maritime Fair.

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on 1300.18. i929. to Mr. Aeneas McDonald, a son.

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in loving memory of oiir dear par-

and Mrs.

- No parting yonder All sorrow past; No pain,- no sickness, Home at last.

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In loving memory of firs. Louise

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cordially Memorial Ifall.

asp-Annual Meeting Officers‘ she "IOIUIIQII of the Sunday-Belmont

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aumrren T0 BAIL-Acme 0p- auing of the Hilary term of the Sup- mne Court yesterday nwrnlng- Mr. Michael Allan Farmer, was admitted tn the Bil’. The new member is the son oi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farmer, ‘Klnkora. l-le received his primary ed- ucation at his home school and in 101'! attended Prince of Wales Col- lege. He taught school two years. entered St. Dunstans University in 1022 and graduated in i025 with his degree of B. A. He graduated from the Dslhousie Law School in 1928. He also studied law in the offices of Mr. Augustine McDonald, city and of Mr. J. O. C. Campbell with whom he will ‘associated-

PERSONALS

w. iJ. J. ‘Trainer of the P. O. staff left yesterday for Halifax. . '

Miss Mary Iteid, R. N., Dunstafb, nage, left yesterday morning "r al post graduate course in the Royal‘ Victoria Hospital, Montreal.

With regard to the obituary of the late Mrs. James MaeOregor, one oi_ the surviving daughters, Auld. belongs Hemptorpas previously reported. Mr,- and Mrs. Sampson Bowmurnwere among those who sent. floral tributes:

to Kingston,

Mrs. Mabel Taylor arrived yester- day from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and will spend the winter months with her; mother, Mrs. W. P. Doull.‘ She'll: ac- companied by her son. Billie Taylor. and her nephew Errol McKlnnon. is pleasing to note that Mrs/Doull; is malgng satisfactory progress to-’ u. warcfccnvaiesceuce which, however,‘ must of necessity be slow. '

GOVERNOR

(Continued from page l)

Smiling to become more apparent, and much of this was due to the 1m. "m! Ill?" by Canada. in bringing about the Canada-British West In- dies Trade Agreement and intoservlce the fleet of d National lsteamshlps.

0f win-so the West Indies stand! ’ tobeneflt materially by trade with the Dominion and they are quick to realize it. But Canada will derivetsd- . Vlllllses. toofand-tho whole thing! will serve the Empire by pulling these two sections oi it together.

REPLY

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____..___,__ Postmaster General ordered close check on inalbscrvice to Island, I an“ ‘iymdie’ dismissed with him last week prop- riety of putting air mail service into immediate operation. Air mail branch ls now working out detail and expect favourable announcement from Post- master General shortly. (Sgd) JOHN E. INCL/Am

ASSOCIATED BOARDS SUPPORT-

REQUEST

Last evening the following tele- gram was despatched to the Post- master General at Ottawa by Pres- ident S. ’A- MacDonald of the Asso- clatbd Boards 0f Trade: ' "We confirm all that is contained in a telegram from the Chsrlotte- g town Board of Trade dated Jan. 1a FALCONS outlining the great need of an sir mail service fm- the Pmvlnce. vwc

MELOIDS For

Th-e i Throat

Remove; huskiness

and tickling leaving

THE VOICE CLEAR AS A '~ BELL

-lnv iuable for speak- . o1.

and singers. PRICE 25c BOX. Sold Only By

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people invest. In a humm- oi case

creasing in year. Several others have contrlb

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Harry Brown. plte the existence of the new hotc popularity.

The statement,

home comers,

province and often buy

m" once their homes.

one of the best in Canada.

It body.

i8 also partly responsible.

Bettenroads and accommodations , Thu govgrnment Wm awful condition of the inmates all‘ ‘award md we wmdwum and w bo-forced to give better roads. The the Asylum. and brought about the twém m‘ “ham” mud! w“ by M9110)’ must be forth coming. '.l.'he|‘

Rotary Club and Gyro Club have given “who .., repm-m so f". ‘I320 a charitable institution.

have been collected. In every case‘ |ncreased Tuesday he and Mr. Justice Hazard

I gmuuuughgve been rccelvei Thai visited Falconwood Hospital and the! govemmem Wm ‘M. my same 8mm! Infirmary. in the former institution]

U6 IIGOQSSITy.

the same amount. or

. as last year.

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, ‘Prado of Prince Edward Island.

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l i ' In three periods of good intermed- ; late hockey the Intermediate Abeg- i welts defeated the-Falcons by a score of 8-0. The score by no means indi- cetes the division of play. Taking will be some good intermediate hockey scen "in Charlottetown this whiter. Following were the lineups:-

ABBIES

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Goal Metheson Mills Defense Baker Bevan: - Kennedy Saunders I | Power I Forwards .‘ McDonald Whitlock i Fraser . Calms Jamlcson McMillan Ball Bevans Johnson Lawlor ibrsythe

Referee Dork Anderson.

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president reminded the cauvassers that the drive should not N looked upon as a work of charity,-but as a purely business proposition in which

subscriptions - have doubled, ,whlle many new subscribers have paid up with still others lirprospect. Prowse bros. have been the largest individ- ual subscribers this year so far pay- ing $200. This firm has always been one of‘ the largest subscribers in- 850 installments each

uted 8100 while a number of 1'15 and 85G contributions have also been re-

'.l‘he president expressed bis pleas- ure over the success of the function and expressed his gratitude to Mr. proprietor of the Queen Hotel through whose courtesy the banquet was made possible. Des-

i-hfi Queen is always assured of suc- cess and will maintain its deserved Mr. Justice Arseneult continued, mug; by a few people to the effect that home coming tourists are spongcrs on their families is an absolute fall- acy. Very few of the tourists are and those that are homecomers are never apongers, since each and every one of them spend llfks sums of money while in the improved M"- 1“ lmplemehts for tho farms that were Ready informa- tion. rendered in e pleasant matter, makes the Tourist Bureau in the city The igrstitude‘ of many tourists towards _ the secretary evidenced itself during the Christmas season. It was a com- pliment to the smallest province oi | Canada that an Islander was elected g president of the Canadian tourist

Mr. S.‘ A. McLeod stated that it is rough work as that done by the ‘Pourlst. Bureau that Charlottetown ‘Ills the improvements which it has i today. "We are getting s. new cur lFerry because we have created a' bilollleos, for it. .'I'he tourist business

strongly um that your department may see fit to reinstate here that part of the postal service which gave us such excellent results last winter by calling‘ at Summerslde and Char-

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Kaye. ' , The case of the Eastern flusl s Company. Trustee. vs. W. Philip

Billard. an action for debt. was dls-' posed of at the morning session. Mn! .1 s. Stewart. x. c, for the Plaintiff? read the defendant's withdrawal off the plea and confession of judgment for $74.8'1- Judgment was given ac- cordingly.

_ Charge to Grand Jury. The Chief Justice in delivering his charge to the Grand Jury pointed out that its duties, this term would be lighter than those of its predeces- sors. The placing on the desk of a pair of white gloves by the sheriff was emblematic of the absenc of serious crime. Although no bills of indictment have been brought. there remains the‘ duty upon the Grand Jury of bringing _to light any scr- lous crime within their knowledge. The records of former days show that remarkable changes have taken place during the last fifty years. His Lordship continued. In 1880 the Grand Jury brought down three sep- arate presentations of cases notpre- vlously charged. The Grand Jury o.’ that time. consisting of twenty-four numbers. came in on January 13, and ogre still in session one week later, bringing in the new presents- tlons- As a. result sentences aggreg- ating twenty-five years in the pen- itentiary and two years in the coun- ty jail were given. The absence of, any serious crime at this term, 111':- coded by another term with a shin‘ ilarH-ccord. was worthy of comment. The improvement, it was pointed ‘out. may not be so great as it seemed on i thefsurface. on account of casm being now tried summarily before the mag- istrate. Tim jailer reports thirty-nine prisoners in confinement in Queens

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slvely since that time. A jury is thusf

there are 265 lnnlates, the lowcstf number for fifteen years. showing decline of forty-nine from the max- imum numbcr- 1n this hospital there! is every evidence of cleanliness, or?

able in the alert staff. ; During the last year the nurses" school has been affiliated with those of the Charlottetown ‘a Hospital and, the P. E. Island Hospital. a. step of the greatest importance, as the nurs-i es have s. special interest in master- ‘ lng their subjects, a pride in their service, and a striving toward a. high standard. The staff from the medical superintendent down is doing its duty splendidly. One member of the. staff, Mr. Abraham hunnell, has been in the service forty-six years. twenty-five years of which he has! served as supervisor and bursar. It} would be difficult to find a more cop-f able or competent public servant.‘

ter was recommended ‘to the Jury for; its consideration. ‘ changed condition of Falconwooci

Hospital over that of some years ego; ls surprising. The inmates have; changed remarkably. 0n: is struck’ ,‘by the absence ofvany element that

would cause irritation to the pstientsm

work of the staff. Special reference was made by Mr. Justice Hazard w: the work of Mr. Bonnell. to whom 5 ample recognition should be given onl‘ his retirement.

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Herman Barrett vs. Elias Nicolas;

but thlii 406s not. OXDIIS-s his 1118110531 mas term the defendants moved for Vlllll- 51mm? U"! lmlcitd his otfv- a non-suit or in the alternative n loo is most bcnofltflll. lillrl liter B1-- new trial. Mr. Justice Arsenault gave ""559 h!" l $11M"? °7 servl“ he 115W Judgment declining to grant non-suit. earned and nccds a rest- This mat-f but granting a new trial, with costs

iivrr. J. J- Johnston. x. 0., and Mc-

Mr. Justice Hazard stated that the Phce for the plaintiff; Messrs. w.

E. Bentley, K. C..

Stewart. K. C.. for defendant. .

staff or visitors. Such a Acgrce 0i Fslconwood Hospital, the iliilrlllulf.’ contentment is surprising in such an, and Queen, CQunLy Jul] M 5 y, m“ imi-ilvtioh. and speaks well of 1hr. the Grand Jury through its foreman. reported the asylum in splendid ccn~