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Central Guardian ,
MAMMOTH CLEARANCE .Auc- lion Bale at J. R. Dennis, Mt. Ed- ward . Thursday. May 3rd. sq; _adve.\‘tilement. 4059-4-26-61
RAIQQO FANS listen in on Wed- {DQSClGY at i0 p. m. to 03,011,, Tororlig. This is EvangellnoQu-iger Ale ur. McLean dz Coy Ltd" local distributors. 4204.
Screen and Stage Attractions — 0n the Stage —-=-
ATMOSPIIEBIC PB O L O G U It WITH BARBARA McNElLL AND . ALBERT BLANCBARD, DUETD AND SOLOS FROM "lkw MARIE." SPECIAL SETTINGS AND COSTUMES.
i USUAL PRICE AND TIME
WINSLOB - The Ilnlted Church of p Canada, ‘Rev. Vi; ',H.‘Paimer, Minis . Services Sunday, May 6th. as fol s: Winsloe North. l1 a. m; Winsl South, 3 p. 1a.; Princetown Road; .30 p. m. There will be a preaching service at Highfleid on Tuesday. May 8, at 7.30 p. m. At the close of this service there will be a. meeting of the Trustee Board, and fngggftssllse ..‘9*.....‘!2B‘?¥P*l¥l“ .3"?
SUCCESS WOMANS INSTITUTE GRAIIAMS ROAD held their regu- lar monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. John Brownon Tuesday even- ing. Aprii- 17th. There were ten members and six visitors present. The meeting opened by singing In- stitute Ode, after which the minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. A report of the sale of candy was given, showing that the sum of $9.85 had been realized. A letter was read from Miss Mona Saunders. Assistant Supervisor, ask- ing what amount this Institute would give towards the proposed Sanitarium for tuberculosis patients for this province. This matter was left over until next meeting. It was moved and seconded that the bill $1.30 for fruit for two sick mem- bers be paid. The program consisted of a question box. The program committee for next meeting Grace Campbell. Robina. Whitehead and Ada MacKlnnon. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. M. Green, when the roll coll will be answered by jokes. Meeting adjourned.
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R 0 m a n c e 0f Canadian West
GORGEOUS TALE OF LOVE
. FLOWER-INC IN THE CAN- ‘ADIAN WOODS. MOUNTED
‘ POLICE. LAWLESS MEN -- ELEMENTAL P A S S l O N L'-
. \ 0 52%“ smonmo from».
ROSEBUD Smoking Tobacco, famous for. A years, is now available, ready-cut for. your convenience in 1 and 15c. packages; absolutely cooljfragrantand satisfying.
The 10c. package contains 1. “Poker Hand” and-there are _2 “PokerHands” in the 15c. package. '
_ 10ml] pa aqasltg, SAVE THE “POKEHR: i-iA
n. A , _ Vernon arc sorry to The farmers are getting Huldlliiutliy gel-s niii in the l)l‘l"jil‘.'f'(l ymt- chi-oi tubes. and respiratory organs! ifor cropping. The may flowers iirci-iiis, . i mid brothers. I'm;- 3g and be mnvln¢@d_ very plentiful. (lcspilc the cold l - <aa> *.-..- winds. .
o R. c H r: s '1' n. A SPECIAL scorn: FOX VARIETY AND _ ’\ PATl-IE ODDITY REEL SPl-ICIAI. Music or PRINCE isnw. n ORCHESTRA. PERSONAL DIRECTION Mn. BEN WAGNER
CAPITOL TODAY
To repulse him meant the destruction of thousands of her towns-folk.
Church Service
An outstanding and unusual ser- Moo-i.- vice was well presented m a lame ::It has Many Quallties-—The man and appreciative audience on Sun- who possesses a home o; D; day evening. April 22nd in Central Thomas- Eclectnc o“ 1s armed United Church °f Mlllshfleld and against many ills. It will relieve a Dunstaffnage._ This beautiful new cough break a com prevent sore church was almost filled to capacity, throat. it Wm reduce the swelling who were privileged to listen tothe from a: sprain relieve the most pa“ “Id SW11’ °i lh°"P'°d1'¥’-“‘ s°“"- ‘w’ slstent sores and will speedily heal resented by mus‘cal selections given cuts and con@usxom_ It is. a medb by that splendid choir of about cine chest m ma" twenty voices, interspersed byéiscri}; ' ture reading by the Pastor, ev. .
E. BoomroytzL ' MILLVIEW NOTES _ H J35. 2r "T? ‘hglg it?‘ 93*!“ "wtflaltliilfft - ‘ the best‘ talent in the community, °war m“ ml; e “m; d w ti; ‘ ii.~i deserves every commendation, whichfrh“ m5“ ‘he east a“ °°5 e
. was heard from every side at thel In?“ I _
close of the service, and judging f5 1"“- 9- Ple-‘sam 5mm’-
froni the rendition of each selection n5 fun °f light and glfldlwss- '-°°- they excelled themselves from every yVll-h» manly kindness 51°.“- previous effort made, as this wasn-S W011“ llfllmlfl" 4011i“- considered to be the beshthat has Md dwsnt vest a wnt- .; we“ presenpgd 1n this gommunjty A smile that bubbles from a heart for many years. The following is ‘Illflt lBiWeS its fellflwlllell.
he order of service given. ,Will chase away the 0101165 0f
Ninety and nine. first two verses.
Drifting (DueiJ-Miss Jenkins and Mt’. Herb Dennis.‘
Where is my Wandering Boy To- night (Solo and Male Chorus)--Mr. H. Court. soloist.
Wandering Child O Come Home (Male QuartetteF-J. T. Ferguson. l-l. B. Dennis, A. Scott, R. Phillip- son.
I Surrender All (Chorus by choir)
The Mistakes of My Life Have Been Many ,1Solo)-Mlss Jessie Jen- kins.
Lord I'm Coming Home (Quartet- tei-Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ferguson, Miss Emma Scott. W. R. Dennis.
'l‘o submit to his caresses was worse than death. What could she do?
Also Lloyd Hamilton Comedy “ALWAYS no i: NT L E M a N" I
as s
_ i gloom, HIRILL SERIAL And bring the sun again." TMASKED
MENACE"
The many friends of Miss" Ruthlwblhy Fllrllefi, Furness, Vernon, are very sorry to 191ml mal- 511915 m- _ learn of herrecent accident. While _ I she and some other girls were out The roads are drying up 111C015’; horse-back riding on Thursday, her The men were dressing them 135i. _ I w? _ _ “M horse wok 11-1851; and m“ gway, week. Much credit is due our farm-l Service held, inwilit Nllylllgely: throwing Ruth on a fence. She sus- ers for the way they try to keep up‘Cvliu1chk VJ-"v ‘l- ‘llll- ~- tained a broken leg in two places. W‘ Twds- . _ ' N“ ‘1- m“ “ m“ ' L‘
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jenkins. Mill-i The funeral of Ivliss Flori-nei- view were recent visitors to Hazel- Carver} Lyndalc was held from her bruoit late l10\1(‘. yC$l(‘.l‘(‘li\_\'. Interment in , iVcrnon River Cemetery. l"lllL‘ll S_\lll-
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“HORSEMAN or mg; T H E PLAINS” a‘
— <2—Q')— ——— ::-Extoi'ni1ll7v and Till. iiuliy, it is Gfl(i(.l—-V/l2('ll applied externally’ by brisk riihbinu, Dr. Thomas‘ Eclec- iric Oil upvns the pores ziiiil pom-- tmivs the iissiiiy,_ipui:liiiu: tho- .~.l‘3b ill [he iroublu illlf llllllll‘L|lllll(‘l_'»' :il-; fnnlini: rvlicl. Arliiinrziciwxl intern- ally. it will .~,iill llll‘ ll'i'll‘lll()ll iii the tliroiii. whii-h iniiiii-cs miuliim: unii will l'('ll(‘\'l‘ ullvulioiis of tlii‘ broil-
"I don't enjoy eating.‘
“Why?"
“Iici-uuse it sapcils my appetite."- Buoii Hlllllfil‘ llvladrid.) 3
Mo‘ - Tf‘.’ll'lll’l'i You iirc late fur sclioill" ‘ again this ‘morning. Samuel. Will’? ,- Siinv-Oh, the bell always rings lzrfuri- I but here.-~——Pcnrson‘s.
The many friends of Mr. J. R. McDonald, Vernon River. are sorry to learn of his recent illness.
sw-
_Mi:. Leo lPraught, Cherry Valley,
f A two-gun, hard-rid-
ing adventurer wht
uses his wits in place
of bullets. All thi
n fun and thrills of c rodeo.
The Canadian Placific train Dc Luxe will for the tenth season make first 1928 trip May 13 g
_— SLEEPING CAR PASSENGERS ONLY -
Leave MONTREAL . 7.15 p.m. daily
Arrive WINNIPEG 11.15 a.m. second clay
Arrive CALGARY . 9.55 a.m. third day
Arrive VANCOUVER . 9.30 a.m. fourth day Slundard Railway Time
Canadian lloclslee b! millet!
Open observation cars be- tween Calgary and Revel- stokc. Oil-burning loco- motives in the mountains
Stool Equipment
Dining car
Standard sleeping cars Compartment cars _ Compartment observation
All important commercial and tourist centres
reached at convenient hours Thc TmnmCgnada will be operated until September 29
Lead Kindly Light (Congregation Home Sweet Home (DuetJ-Mary Ferguson and Viola Dennis.
He Lifted Me (Female Chorus).
Ring the Bells of Heaven, Choir,
Sweeten as the Years go by (Duct. and Chorus)——Miss Jenkins and B. “hlllipson and Choir.
Last three verses of Ninety and Nine.
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HE MARKETS
demand from foreign buyers for Canadian grain continued of a lim- lied character here today and little business was transacted. The trade in cash grain in the local market was also slow and prices were un- changed. Little business was done in spring and winter wheat grades of flour but prices were well maintain- ed. The feature of the millfeed trade was again the urgent demand from United States buyers and fur- ther large sales were made includ- ing twenty-two cars of bran for shipment to Boston at $45 per ton cielivcrerl. A good steady trade was also done for local and country ac- count and prices were firm. The in- quiry for standard grades of rolled oats was dull but prices were un- changed. The undertone to tho egg market was firm with a moderate amount of business passing in all grades. The receipts were 3.684 cases. The potato trade was ex- tremely dull and the tone of the market was easy but there was no further change in values. A weaker feeling developed in the butter market and prices scored a further decline of l-2c to 3-40 per lb. This was attributed to the indifferent attitude of buyers and the fact that supplies of fresh made butter were accumulating. The receipts were 3'71 packages. The trade in cheese was inactive but values were well main- tained for all grades. The receipts were 3.954 boxes. The market for imported beans was quiet but pri- ces ruled steady.
EGGS
OTTAWA, May l. — There have been no price changes reported from any Canadian centre but the situa- tion continues very firm. Ameri- can markets are again higher today. TORONTO-The local situation is firm and unchanged. Dealers are buying from country shippers at extras 29-30; firsts 27-48: seconds 22-23, western offerings are scarce. MONTREAL -- This market is steady and unchanged. There is bet- terrdeifl parlor; especially or extras iii-cu.
BASKATOON -Egg receipts here
Saint John. N. I.
C. B. BURPEE, I] l: i ',. - --
Dlltrlct Passenger Agent,
are holding ate . Prices are un- . oer-l il ‘ l
MONTREAL, Que, May l. —Th0'
I a ‘iii $,;§,'.""a:""r..:.' dbfitizanu "a." com
moment lIiIIpllYMr
mu ie mid smooth d oi
who has been laid up for some time with rheumatic fever is able to be about again.
Those who have had the luck to own foxes this year report prospects good. One of our young men bought a fok last winter and she presented him the other day with four fe-' males and a male.
The many friends of Miss Dor-
23; seconds l8, delivered, cases rc- turned. Storage movement so fat. has been slow and it is probable that holdings here this year will be only sufficient . for local re- quirem/lsl
EDMONTON -— This egg market is firm with receipts showing a fur- ther increase. ‘ Buying prices from' country shoppers are unchanged at extras 24; firsts 22; seconds 1'1.
ST. JOHN -— This market is steady with dealers buying from country shippers at extras 29: first! 26; seconds 2i. The storage move- ment is still light. ,
Ailing Meat; Women Need This ironic
Poets sing of Spring, but Pfllificll‘ nlnded people, everywhere, turn at this ime to the Doctor and the Drlllfllil l" ielp td blllld up run-down constitutions,
had no better remedy can be taken, thln Buckley's TRU-BLOOD.
TRU-BLOOD, u its name implies, is a
irue blood tonic and a safe, sure, power- lul corrective for Ill blood disorders, and rheumatic conditions u well.
But “ TRU- BLOOD " is more than a
blood purifier-its use eradicate: the out-
ward evidence: of impoverished blooit.
, such u and all o
linpls, bolls, eczema, blolchu r akin elections.
Buckley's OINTMENT, used in eon-
Luncllon with Buckley‘: ‘PRU-BLOOD.
ab magically and leaves the skin smooth
and soft.
mainly am; ma new»: w.- ml
Irish and 1mm the aka elm m i: oriul. Mon drn
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Is ‘A a . r. .
My Interest In the organization has extended over many years, andniirst came when I was in Australia. Since then I have seen Salva- tlonieta in my own country, and even more in India, where they get hold oi people no other organization reaches. The Criminal classes are made to feel more like human beings through The Army.
VISCOUNT WWLLINUDON, GOVERNOR-GENERAL
“Self-Denial i
v u
When outstanding men, men whose inicgrity is iinqucsiiiwiiablv, men whose vision ‘is tarseeing, and international in its scope, express suph opinions as the above - "There must be good in the’ Army" $113151. could only grasp the stupendous work of this great world-wide organiz- ation you would be astounded - all day - evoryydiiy this Army of Salva- tion is giving and doing something for some unfortunate. At this period The Army is entering on its campaign of “Self-Denial." Will you deny
i yourself, too, and help the cause‘ P‘ 1 4 , ;- ~_ . -
Donations may be cent to Limb-Commissioner Maxwell; 20 Albert Street, Toronto, or to the ‘Local Corp: Commander o] your own town.
en supply you with thew proven luc 2y predicts.