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the Ministers of the (lnbinet and island members at Ottawa. They speak for themselves: Charlottetown, P.E.l. - Feb. 2nd, 1927. The Potato Growers‘ Association comprising irrespective of politics ntany of the most progressive farm- crs throttgltottt ottr province pro- vides the largest rail freight. tott- nage of any business concern in Prince itldsrard island. This As- sociation would respectfully ttrge the adoption oi‘ the Duncan Royal Commission's report attd t.hut the rail freight reductions recommend- cd therein became operative as curly as possible. W. BOULTER. Secretary, i’. E. i. Potato Growers’ Ass'n. inc.

Sltmmersitio, P.E.l. _ Feb. 1st, 1927.

Dlsquicting rumor hero to effect that legislation on Duncan Report .\vill not include recontmetidatiott regarding freight lattes. This Ilonrd and business Interests strongly protest alltl trttst rumor incorrect. Reduction of freight rate considered practically most important and valuable suggestion in Report. ilrgetitlyrctptest that it be included in legislation to be

introduced.

G. M. MUTTART, Pres. J. R. BARR, Scc'y.

Charlottetown, P. E. i. Feb. 1st, 1927.

1t is the united opinion of all Boards of 'i‘rado in this province that any. deviation from the recom- mendations of the Duncan iloyal Commission, being carried out in their entirety and most especially as rcgatrtls reduction in transporta- tion costs ‘will cansc a serious ‘sit- uation In ihcso Atlantic. Provinces. I would respectfully poittt. out that thcnc recommendations are the rc- snlt oi’ a non-political indepctttltrtit body to whom all piirIit-s were t-tmnnittcti and on whose-report Maritime people plncotl implicit cottfltienco. Atty trifling with iilvfic Ptlifillliillillliiililtllls by politic- al luicrfcrcaticta will bc rosculvtl by

Ainritilne people o't' all parties.

J. HYNDMAN, Pres. i‘. E. i. Assoclatcti

iloard of Trade.

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'l‘he furthers of this province ltavc. been PIIPOUFIIKCII to take an optimistic outlook oi‘ thc future feeling assured tltat the racont- mentlations of the Duncan ltoyal (lomtnissiott would secure improv- cd conditions and new opportunit- ics for agriculture so much desired in Ihc lviaritiuies. crs sdeqttait‘ and efficient trans-

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Parliament. C. E. McKENZIE, Sec'y. Central Farmers

1, 1927, and despatched to Ottawa.

so-calletl

in freight rates as

a“ "19 W!!!)Oned till next week.

portation coupled with equitable freight costs is the most vital fact- or of all and it is the unanimous feeling that the report should be accepted in its entirety as recom- mended by the independent cont- mission appointed by Dominion

institute of P. E. I. Copy of resolution passed unani- lmotisly at a meeting of the Council of the Aiberton and West Prince Board of Trade held on February

Whereas this Alherton nad West Prince Hoard of Trade, in council assembled has been advised oi‘ ser- ious opposition to that part of the Duncan Report recom- mending a reduction of 20 per cont effecting the

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PROVINCIAL BANK STATE. ENT. —-An error occurred in the ‘mnuiw TBDot-t which flppggy. s11 1n yesterday's Guardian. The ‘mural! Oililosite the item "Balance o! profit and loss carried forward" Bhoultthave rend $276,435.86, not $76,436.86, which appeared,

‘ CHURCH OF BCOTLANID _-R9v_ ‘£39111 IMKODOIIgaII will preach at 78<6l1es Church this evening at

MEETING LAST NIGHT — At 8 meeting of the South African wifvvf°rsnfl 1m mam in the c. hoid t-h 3 rooms it was decided to B 111111111 Parade and ceremony BI the South African War Memorial 2181118 slquare after which the vet- T "9 5 1111 attend church services In a body.

PLEASAN T VOYAGE TO SCOT- :tA:D-— Mr. Robert Rhynes, Dun. M1: "III-fie. received a letter from

H. tynes on Monday in which she reported having bad a very pleasant voyage to Glasgow, where “he lig-rflved Safely Just within s. wee 01' selling from Halifax. There was a large number of p115. 861188111 and the voyage W35 tho,» Oushly enivysble. Mrs any...” is 110W 111 Eltzlu visiting her aged mother and her brother.

' FREDERICTON -—Miss Florence MacNeiil of Milton left Friday morning for New York to visit her sister Mrs Edward J. Van Every. She was accompanied as far as Boston by Miss Hazel Craswell of Fredericton. P. E. l. after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John CraswelL-liir. LeRoy Carter was a visitor to Fredericton over the week end-Miss Gertrude Mae- Nelll has returned to her home in Milton after visiting her sister Mrs Lorne Weeks of Fff3(ICl‘l(‘.t0il.——i\iI‘. Frank (lutlllfe paid a flying visit

tram cusnnum

east roe ALL KINDS or BAKING

HORSE RACES at 1.30 Saturday February 12th.

K. of C. Home. —Cards, meats. etc,

Orphanage thanks receipt

acknowledge

of tea In Lodge Room.

FUNERAL

Ross Eaton officiating house and grave.

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Mr. ii. I. Thompson. Marshfieltl cemetery.

Maritime Provinces. And Whereas such reductions suggested is in our opinion of the

utmost importance and of the first consideration. Therefore resolved that this

iloard most emphatically urge the

Federal (lovt-rnment. to include this

feature in the proposed legislation. (Sgd) J. E. BIRCH, Sec'y. ---<+>i-—

Bear Shot at Souris

During last summer the farmers around Souris and Souris Line Road were greatly inconvenienced

loss sustained.

But they may new rest easy as Bruin met his fate Monday at the hands of two Souris boys-—George Leslie, » aged l8 years, and his brother Bernard, aged i3, who are brothers of liarnitl Leslie, section

lowctl the tracks and towards even- ing cutnc up with their quarry-—an extremely large black hear. Quick- ly tho bnll cartridge was first fired which took little or no effect, when the second one trontuittiitg the

to Pleasant Vailey.-—Mr Weeks and Springfield were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Everett Hasiant

PERSONALS

‘Mr. 'W. (litester S. MdLure leaves

this morning on a business trip Toronto.

Mr, Storey, of St. John, N. B.,

in the city in the Interests of his firm The Quaker Oat Company, on a house to house canvass.

by the frequent invasion of their amTl-qs

sheep flocks by what they thought

was a bear. Many sheep were sHAtw,_ A, Uggg m, Thursday’ destroyed and quite a monetary Feb. 3rd,, 1027. to Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Shaw, a son.

MACDONALD—At New Glasgow. Road on Jan. 27th, 1927, to Mr and Mrs West lliactioitald, n son.

HUGHES. —At Fort Augustus,

son, beloved wife ei‘ Robert Stew- art aged 65 years.

K-ELLY -- At Sutntnersldt: an Tues- day. Fcbrttary. S. Leonard Kelly. Funeral Thursday morning at

Howard

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CHALLENGE

Rink in the tieai" future.

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Captain-G. MacLennan.

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bucksltet was huge hear fell in his tracks. the woods and leaving the mea

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The boys dressed the carcass in

behind carried the skin triumph-

A metal that has been invented for armoring automobiles used to

o'clock.

BIRCH-The death occurred at 5.30 yesterday evening at his home, 137 Kent St., of iiioyd Birch. The re- mains will be taken to Summerslde Thursday morning for Interment-

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BLAOQUlERE—At North Rustico, on Jan. 31st, 1927, Mary Edesse Biacqttiare, age 7 months and five days, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Napoleon Blacqttierc, (nee

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an employer. preferably between 3D and 40

experience. ~anxlous promotion tomorrow, Opening _ is with successful Canadian ‘Life insurance Company, estgbllghgd over 30 years ence not vital. We supply 1mm. ing. Write. in strictest confid- ence, Box 1163 Halifax. 8-3,8i

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TO LaET — ‘H-EATED ROOM. AP- ply Guardian Office. ,- 3747-2-8-3] Femnle Help Wantgd

wtmrso _ CAPABLE KITCHEN

wanted 15th April to let or pur- ,cltttse,_ llrighton vicinity, ll or 4

hctI-rottms. X. Y. Z., Guardian. 377i 2 9 3i i

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nt iliughcs Drug C0,, 3743-2-it2i

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OHEEQEI MAKER WANTED~_ lor East River factory. Tenders received up to Feb. 25th and to “"1" will!" Der month. with or without help.——Alex MacDonald. Secretary, Gienfinnan.

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HOLSTEIN grade, freshen-s In May, Pr!“ 349-99- Mliyllfl P0111. Glasgow Rumi- ~ »3769,2,9, at

NEW FISHING

BOAT! FOR sale, all sizes. Write or call. - Pt -A. Rooney, Boat BI) er, Sillifitl. 3776 8 9 rt

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muffled. and with some business

An ambitious man 101' coed flay today.

Selling experi-

MACUENNAIN At Jiolletleld, Jan 30,1927 John MacLontlait, aged 88 years. leaving a widow, four

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sons and three daughters to mourn.

IN MEMORIAM

In and hut loving Inrmory of our darling daughter Mary L. lift-Lend, who died Tuesday, February 0th, i020. Age 2% yours.

. The hours, the days ,\he months have swiftly lone-

Ami In their flight have brought again the day

That held nu much of pain one year ngu The day our darling Mary went away.

The day fhnt, far in hmron. a nerd More

l-‘ur one more angel, Innocent and fair. Then come the message clear unchange-

able Anti Ihll, whom wo loved. in renting there.

llow crushed our hearts, how lad our home that tiny- Thai ouch llny llnoo. how forlorn,

lfuw oft in rnlmory the dear face ls

lonely and

hare _ The picture from our heart: can no or he torn. ‘

Today we're lonely still, and can't for- I!

Thdform, the ‘late, fife smile. the lovely ll -.

Ifub oh: we know God's lore unitefh

sun with n» mu, o.» mm Mary who’: (fend.

' finally mined by her heart-broken pur-

nnfl Daniel ll. and M". McLeod, Pt. s

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MANY THANKS. — The Ladies Auxiliary ot‘ the P. E. I. Protestant with of $50 from the Crystal Chapter O. E. S. proceeds

SERVICES. — The funeral of the late Mr. Alexander McGregor was held from his resi- dence Dunstaffnage, Feb. 4th. Rev the The pail bear- ers were: Mr. J. Scott Cairns, Mr. J. D. Hume, Mr. Joseph Webster, Mr. W. W. Owen, Mr. C. C. Stewart Interment

We, the Alexandra ilockey team do hereby challenge the Cornwall Iiockcy team to a friendly game of hockey to be played on Cornwall

But-hoe, George MacLennan, H. MacLennan, E. McCabe, F. Judson.

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lllflllof spurts, Feb. ll. 1927, to Mr. anti Mrs. The lads found the tracks on Ju-tnes A, Hughes, a, daughter, , or“: o’ wetelfrqelf: aggxeer‘: Sunday in the woods at Suurls Mary Margaret lieletl. —1Cong1'atu- “lumped o‘ ,' 2° Linc ltoatl anti yesterday armed Iatiotttt. ciud" 6°" 3"" 1 "mm; with a gun--not ot‘ a modern type -- 1) 44. of which have prlv: -—and two cartridges one contain- DEATHS blmi- ‘cflmPleiflY r°n°vat°d Ing a ball and the other buck shot. -———-——-—-— l" n" P!" "l" Yaw Fw’ started In pursuit. STEWART --At North Plnett-te, . Hotels thwunhv"! Cluidi All day the young brothers fol- Jpn, 30th.. 1927, Christie Murchi- ‘t and the United States have

its splendid table. Courteous Tel

Ram; $4.00 to $5.00 per day.

HAR RY QBROW N, Mandi"

W. A. Tallmcre. 01111117112 Herb‘

ert C- Hfillflnd- MMltremi I‘ Pope consumptive demand good. Coun- ‘Barnes. KIWI-TEMP w- McLeod try dealers are paying extras 46. tDaye. ISI- 10h"; ‘3- H~ firsts 41. Pallet extras 38-

tott; J. A. ant r9. t _' --~-

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A“flg°m“l" ‘D’ M‘ Dickie’ Coming (Continued from Daze 1)

J. Lamont, Montague; John i-iutch- ison, Toronto; H. A. ‘Palmer. M0119" ton; C. P. Wiley. Toronto; G- Wll- son, ll-Ialtfax; 1i. K. Blenklnsop. Sl- tiohu; A. N. Mclnnls. Montreal; Geo. G. (Ioodfeilow, Montreal; H- .153, Dryden, Truro; K. G. Chlsltolnl. Halifax; N. ‘Foster, Halifax; ii. A- IX-Mills. Halifax; 1D. A. O'Neil, llridgewater; flee. L- Winntanflforotito; Russell C. Clark.

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Tnks the best and forgot

THE PROMPT DRUGGISTB

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Western Guardian

_t=t.:v tract-sen Dramatic Club In Bevan Mile Bay Hail on Thursday evening, February 10th. <lf not fine on Friday.

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—-18AD DEATH -— ‘Citizen: of 511111111Brslde were shocked yester- day to hear oi the death of Mr. Leonard ‘Kelly which occurred at bis home on Water Sh, after an Illness of only one week with plural Pneumonia. The late Mnjfeily was of a very llkeeblgpatnre and had a host of frlendiwhoadmlredv him for his many fine points of char- actor. He leaves to mourn a. sor- rowin-g wife and one young child. besides his mother Mrs. C. H. Pot- vin, Halifax. one brother, Mr. J. Wilfred Kelly, Summerside, and two sisters, Mrs. Michael Mooney. Charlottetown, and Mrs. Fred IChase, St. John. 11f Mrs. Chase ar- rives from St. John tonight the funeral will be held on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. The Guardian extends sincere sympathy to the bereaved; ————<0->i-—

zzMothers Value this OIL-Moth- ers w-ho know ‘how suddenly croup may seize their children and how necessary prompt action is in ap- Dlylns relief. always keep at band a supply or Dr. Thomas’ Eclectrlc Oil because experience has taught them that this is an excellent preparation for the treatment of this ailment. And they are wise. for its various uses render it a. valuable medicine.

Last Nights Meeting Well Attended

The meeting held last night at The Salvation Army Mid-Winter Camp was well attended, and was of an exceptionally bright and happy nature. The service opened with the singing of an old hymn. This was followed by a season cf prayer, and a scripture reading by Dr. Ramsay. A period of testimony followed a great many taiiingthe opportunity of witnessing for Jesus ldeut. Reg. dieach sang "There is pleasure In His Service", with tel-l- ing effect. dn rising to give the address, Dr. Ramsay spoke of his pleasure at being present and of

clenrness proceeded to show that every true Christian has an altar In his heart, upon which he con- tinually offers the sacrifice of his life. The service closed with the singing of ‘Take the name of Jesus with you". The veteran soldiers oi‘ the corps are responsible for

THE MARKETS

(Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA, Feb. 8. —(Eggs). — Markets generally are very unset- tled and irregular. Ontario coun- try shippers report some Increase in production but demand is good. TORONTO-—Egg market is a lit.- tie easier. Dealers paying extras 43—45, firsts 41-42, seconds 30- 32, delivered. Prices to retailers extras 51-53, firsts 48, seconds 40 MONTREAL- Fresh are report- ed firm jobbing extras 49, firsts 47. WiNNlPEG-Prices to retailers are extras 53, firsts 5i, seconds 42. SASKATOON—Market ts quiet. Prices to retailers extras 49-51. firsts 47-49, seconds 1i5—47. EDMONTON-Local prices to re- tailers are extras 35, firsts 33, sec- onds 31.

CALGARY- Present quotations to country shippers are extras 35, firsts 33, seconds 28.

VANCOUVER—Local

prices to

seconds 28. ST. JOHN- Egg market is steady with receipts fair and local

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Rev. Canon Troolw. Rey‘- H- D- ‘Raymend, Miss liazlam, 'l3ibl_a Soc- iety, and Miss ‘Trotter. 50¢ y- M- R. E. C.. have given helpful tslks.

.5341}, year brings its share of im- provements to be made in the Home. We have been able to place hardwood floors In eight bedrooms. re-decorate one. also replenish our linen cupboard with sheets, towels. and pillow cases, new curtains for the top flat and a rttg for the Drawing room. In this we have been assisted by our good friends the Trustees, who also relbuilt our ice house and presented us with a garden house.

GVMNASIUM

Our gymnasium carries on its work more especially in the Spring and Autumn when out oi’ door sports are not available. The Sen- ior and intermediate C. (l. I. -. Girls from Trinity Church have two

James Church. The

‘All EASY WAY ‘I0 LOSE FAT

The right way to low ht h by cout- hntin the use. By correcfi :glnnd whic Irge y controls nutrition. No

abnorma exercise or diet is requl Simply take Mnrmola Prescription

Volley ‘Bali

Tab eta, four a day, until proper rc- sults are ‘act: lillitdyufi I artno a n t ' . has been use?‘ for-fig“ The nor: mal figures i at it Im are seen It! every circle now. the uoe In:

frown, fitrough those results, to very at}: proportions.

ll drugglsgoauppiy Marmot: at $1 | n box. ch x conuinn a pamphlet which exp his the results you are and feel. Go get it mm ~Lum t edi- m know about ‘it. You will

well organized Basket Ball teams, , and there is one group from St. '

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PEEKS Fnou r By ("rec") AICADIA 2; ABBGWEITB 2.

this Ybnr, on the but shoot of loc-

llllntlng work between the lflck: with a ntoncwaii defence thrown up In front of him surely nvcd Acadia,

The above I: not meant a: a re- flection out the hockey proweu and ability of the Vllllflflw-Ilr be it, they played heady and Illppcry hockey from gong to gong,

The set-to couldn't have been cleaner had It come from the laundry. Only four penalties, and minors at that. Abbie: drew two and Acadl: the rent.

tMcKcnnn saw enough rubber Int evening to make : "puck factory" look like an Arab on snowshoes. He handled 40 direct hits, while Diamond, In the local net, turned :w:y 16.

.| Taking 14 shot: at McKenna,

Ennis Prowoe finally scored the ty- Inq tally after 64 minute: of hock- cy.- Prawn also counted for the first on : pass from Gordon. The count came in the opening two minutes. HI: Int goal was assisted I by ‘*Dempsey" Diamond.