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REQ ROSE ORANGE

C. G. I. T. Meeting

The Charlottetown Council of the| Canadiln Girls in Training met on` saturday evening. May nth, in :hcl Baptist sehoolroon-i to discuss thel value of a High school education for' girls. During supper the girls were were seated in groups with one girll as discussion loader and the follow- ing questionnaire was considered:

Do you think every girl shouldi

have a High School education? 1

Ia time spent on a High School:

education over wasted? _ What vocations open to girls re-

quire a High School education? In what way does a High School'

education better fit a. girl for her duties in the home? In the com- munity?

The result of this discussion was

later reported to the meeting and the dndinga were then summed up` by Mr. L. W. Bhaw, supervisor of the city schools who was the guest speaker of the evening. '

Mr. Shaw explained what is meant

by n High School Education and compared-the system in vogue in this province with that used in other parts of Canada. He reviewed the advancement of education from the_ time of the- first school and stressed` the ever increasing need of a broad- er training to keep pace with the times. The girls were particularly, interested in leamlng that fn` theI

's0P°P.l-‘life EWYY Piflkege guaranteed. I 6, _j

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planning to tairo`iii§_o_`1lh`i`\7eTsT:y °°‘"5° "ld I-hit It was possible to graduate without ever having learn- ed the first proposition in Geometry. Of course other subjects, such as Household Economics, Music, ctc.,I were substituted and brain develop- ment achieved with more pleasure and less drudgery.

If we had such a High School inl

this City eliminating the present bar- rier of the entrance examinations to not into Prlnoo of wales college we! feel sure that a great many girls wilof must leave school at the end oil Grade X would complete the fulll course. Let us hope that the school trustees, the City Fathers and those in charge of our educational affairs!

will give this matter their earnest; thought and endeavor to give all our , Eirls a chance to receive the broaderI education that is required in almost‘ every line of work today. `

CITY IEI-IISIIE BAII. MEETINGI

There will be a meeting of the)

City Baseball League in the Revere_ Hotel on Friday -night. All clubs are requested to send delegates.

is extra good I

Frightened at a mouse, Mrs. Johh`

Shillan stepped back into a threshing,

.ching in thc' Knights of Columbus

Irelatlves who immigrated to this pro-

othm. provinces the High school Of_ l mill at Garliestoli, Scotland, recently,

ioi-od optional ooui-seo for those no~.I “ld W” 'L'-U*~‘d~

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For Sale

OLD PAPERS FOISALE-6 CENTS

per buhdle. Apply Guardian.

4327-2-14-tf.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 'i5c PER 100, $1.00 by mail. Reeves, South- port. 3729-5-10-Bi

FOB. SALE-CADILAC 8 TOURINGI Car for sale cheap. Apply 112 Elm Ave, 3817-5-14-ai.

FOI. SALE-DRIVING MARE 7. Fears Old suitable for City delivery. Apply Central Creamerlrs, Ltd.

3819-5-14-ti.

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FOR SALE-'I'W0 SI»IOR'I’HORNl

bull calves. Regiatered.»2 months' old. Dual purpose. W. W. Crosby. Cornwall. 21 *___i_______________ Ion satin-1000 Bus. or oA'rs` lsuitable tor seed or feedlngv. (Terms c\.al'i.\ Write or phone Walter S. Weeks, Fredericton.

3327-5-14-2i.

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BABY CHICKS -- PURE BRED Barred nooks. ouilo strain, Juno, is I Ceuta 100 per cent live delivery. Ex- Dress paid. James Stavert, lt. R. 3.. Bunameraide. P. ll. 1.

3789-5-10-14-11-21-24-28-31

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Male Help Wanted

WANTED - MALI: nooxxaihzflzl References required. Apply K. & H. Sharbell, Portage, P. E. I. '

3825-5-14-6l.~

QUICKLY BECOME EXPERT I Barber. special rates offered. Write today Moler Barber College, Hali- fax. 1-3-tts-if F

ANTI-GLARE DEVICE APPROVEDI

by Motor and Safety Leagues of` Canada offers big money to dlstrlbu- , tors; Canadian Snfa-Drive Mfg., Co.. 70 Lombard Street. Toronto,_ Ontario. H. W. M. 5-13-Zlpd.

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TRAINING SCHOOL FOI! NURSES.

Stephen Henry Gale Hospltal,; Haverhill, Mass, Standardized Hos-l pltal and accredited school. Thrcel year course. Affiliations with_ Providence City Hospital and Mass.l

Eye and Ear Infirmary. Eight hour_ day. Allowance $15.00 monthly.; Classes ‘admitted February and September. One hour from Boston.l Two years of High School re-| quired. For further informationl apply to Superintendent. 4-9-6i.f

Female Help Wanted Y

'fi ` I Miscellaneous l

warrrln _ 'rwo axraniaucan

Nelda- Ons for kitchen and one for dining room. Apply Parker Hwss. alas-4-lo-ti.

-M Wairnn sr once ron ran- Ditnalit position, experienced sten- . osrabbar. Apply in writing. D. M. e-o Guardian. :im-s-14-li

Job Printery, ti ‘

ian Job Prfntery.

.._,... e “N110 - oral. ron oasaim. luiuaewonr. Apply Mn. lt. o, 'ray- hr. so Upper Prince street.

sexo-ll-14-si

Lost

_ _ .el

_ AC D_ iiwuanaonau-_at tho charlotieiown C D A K

nggsd su'x';,:rEl;4crmI;inv|5;ogc;';|s_ Hospital, on May 10th. to Mr. and

' 3559.5-2.1 mo Mrs. Patrick Murnaghan, a daughter.

HIYPING TAGS supplied. Guardian Job Printery. I1

‘I a daughter.

Mrs. Leo Chaisson. a son.

READY-At the Charlottetown Hoa

MEMOBIAM AND MOURNING pitai on May oih to Mr. and Mrs. ‘ ANY

cards at shortest notice. Guard- A_ R"dy_ dm I _,_on_

EXPEDITIOUSLY _THOMAS-At Albany, Monday, May

/i_c|~:.\'owl.i-:uor;nr:N'r. - 'r h e

""'S'»¢l` Sf-lflerior of st. Vincentsl ° ' ' ' l r t '~ ' Continued from page 1

l O _

i-:piirziifige thanks Messrs. Prowsci » 1 |' a go,-;, V.; ~ - ' _the Government ivea notice a 1:.

. f' their donation to ihel B Il S k I r k 1 ' U U1 I

7 The regular monthly meeting of ;will not be responsible for any ex-

;.:l.‘.i‘.ul.¢ of sl10.00. ,

l me Bummtriide Town Council was pense in regard to delinquent;

death at six o'clock last evening of I 0118161118 and all the councillors pre- ot the Childrens' Aid B0¢_ict.y. said

Mr. H. M. VanBuskirk of Halifax, sent. After the reading of the min- ' that this is the first intimstion ne formerly manager of the Prince Ed- UW-S 0! last months meeting bills had of this attitude on the par; of ward !sla.nd Telephone Com iaily. amounting to $6,185 were aD rovedIAddress By Mr' J* T* the Govermnent H i » .I

l D _ I e sad that stren ,

The late Mr. VanBuskirk, who was and passed. A request from Mr. T._ Cl'0Wd€l° at .ROL uous measures must be taken with

Mclnnla for a license to operate a, ' ar Iisi in _ some of these incorrigible delin-

iously ill for the past six weeks, but _ D001 and billiard room was granterli f y° X t g Manu quents, A; pregem he knew of mr.

was also a request from the Sum-‘ acturers Entertain- who were too young for jail gent

- cd.

HOUSE BURNED T0 GROUND-

The residence owned by Mrs. Margar-

et Campbell, Martinvaie, and now in' Boston, was burned to the ground;

Saturday evening. The occupants ofl the house got out in safety but lost, cvery article of furniture. The housel was partly covered by insurance.

\\'i\RSIIIP COMING-His, Honor;

Lieutenant Governor Heartz has re-| celved a despatch from the Depart- ment of Naval Defence Zo the ef-; rect that H. M. c. s. Champlain ot'

the Royal Canadian Navy will visit_ Charlotl,cl.own from July 25 to Aug-

ust lst.

IIELI) ANNUAL MEETING - The

animal meeting of tile Scotclifort Memorial Society look place last ev-

Hall_ The Society decided to have

the annu_:i1‘pl::hic on their grounds at Scotchfort on July 24th., where the beautiful memorial monument was erected to the memory of their

vince in June, 1772. The different committees were appointed to attend the day‘s celebration.

ransomias

Mr. Joseph McEachern and Mr.

Aeneas McDonald, Websters Corner were visitors to the city yesterday.

Mr. Arthur Reardon, who has been

B Patient at thc Cily Hospital for the Dost three weeks has suffcicntly recovered so as to allow his return- ing to his home. ~

Mr, W. H. Tout, safety engineer.

C, N. R.. Atlantic Region, who was taken suddenly ill on Sunday last, and is still undergoing treatment at the City Hospital, is doing as well as can bc expected.-Moncton Times.

Additions To

City Schools

For a considerable time,_corldltions

in two of the city schools, Queen Square and Rochford Square, have been felt to be very unsatisfactory due to the lark of a sufricieni, num- ber of classrooms. It has also been recognized that several of the class rooms now in use are not what they should be. Several propositions have been considered to overcome these difficulties and the School Board has now decided to accept the offer of the owners of these schools to build additions to supply the increasing demand for accommodation. It is ex- pected that wprk on the new addi- tions will be commenced as soon IS the plans can be prepared.

HALIFAX, May 13-Oh account of

engine trouble the S. S. President Roosevelt of thc United States Line was compelled to put into Halifax Saturday where she will embark her passcngcrs. There are 180 passengers for New York who left by a special Canadian National Railways train for Montreal en route to New York.

_.____.__¥i_..l_-i-- BIRTHS

LAUGIIRAN-At the Cliarlottetovm Hospital on May 3rd to Mr. and Mrs. Laughrah, a son.

CHAISSON-At the Charlottetown Hospl.al on May 5th, to Mr. and

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND REDMOND-M the Ch”1°“°'°"'“ nomo oil ._ :zu

envelopes with addreu printed. Just the thing for acknowledge- H°°P"°1 °“ MW 5"* W M7* md Mrs- International Nickel

mont. invitations, etc. Guardian ltorno Redmond, city. a daushten

3. to Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Thom

'Alb-Goth _asourrrao roulv- g*b'l'ea-~noos reward-ouaraian

tea. solo-ii-14-ai.

Employment Wanted

To Lo: T

Hg:’__1_5R'l;_‘;_}'”T-*’P"Y3§4s_§_'§17f;|’_iliioaasma-At Bridgetown, May la

' _ __ is/fra. Lloyd Morcslde. Funeral notice

Ilrlirim-rosisrox as :logis-

k*Dl! . I I9 ° lWO0\t Q “rm AM;L00-5-14-2|

|w|‘l'ln_|»osmoN as nous: lltper can give good references

sa." at-sian

lmusa 1‘0 I.l‘r-APPLY is SPRING l later, Park mad. 3749-5-10-41 misox--siiadonly ot the homo of

her sister, Mrs George Abbott Un

1 ftosd o y h p

* l f o t °“ ' '

(wr mom "mme" Sfrfgt r n llfason, \\.5» of the late Oliver Mason

room Apply 300 Kent

DEATHS i

of H M Van Council Meets

word n been received 0; me hold last night with Mayor Lidstone Di- W J P MacMillan, President

in the prime of life. had been ser- -L

the news of his death came as a_as

:`~_‘_

t off'

%\s°¥ed D1-5.i.¥\5

great .shock to his many friends ir; ‘ m this city. , I t

The deceased was born in Kings- vi

ton, N. S. He resided in Charlotte-

hat all returned men be as in pre-,

town for five years, and was promin- _ ber of residents affected it was

ent in social and business circles. Hoi agreed to construct concrete side- left in 1921 to take over the manage-_ walks on portions of several streets. ment of the Telephone Company! I The estimates for the year 1929 wele business in Halifax, Mr. VanBus-` submitted by Councillor MacNelll,

erside branch of the G, W. V. A

ous years, exempted from poll tax.| At the written request of a num-

Tha development of the chain store ‘

idea and the ultimate eflect of thc‘

life was referred to in an inierestirigj W address, at the Rotary Club yester- i`

ences and should be sent to a re-

rmatory. The Magistrate has ai-

Wlys sent boys like this to a reform- stofy and the Government has sl- w .

lys paid the bII‘.

chain store system on c nity I A commmu composed of Council-

°mm“ 'ilors Prowse, Kennedy and Fosters

ere instructed by His Worship Lo'

wait upon the Premier with respect

klrk was a very popular member of showing an anticipated revenue of the Rotary Club here, and was sl $55,105.86 and expenditures amount- one time its president. I ing to $59,105.86. By-laws were pass-=

ed levying the assessment and poll

taxes at the same rate as last yeur.

_,___ It was resolved to proceed with all

_CQME T0 the play at Travellers, haste' with the laying of concrete

Rest Hall, Tuesday, May 14. 3835-lil streets where deemed advisable and

I to make immediate purchase of the

_ATTEND the _auotion Shia oi'I materials needed for the work. Other

Real Estate on premises of Dwight L.I resolutions passed were that the

Bealrsto, Kensington on Saturday,I policemen be given 10 days holiday May 18th, at 1 p. m. Sale, rain or each year without stoppage of pay. shine. 3826-5-14-11. thai; the next fuel oil required oe

purchased from the lrnperial Oil

-Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Gran- gompany, that n telephone be placed

ville, were passengers to the 'mainland‘ in the Maygr-S ,~¢i==n¢n¢e and mu-3. on Satuday last en route to St. John' I to me town md gn” gh, gnlviv “nd Amh""‘ °“ “ ’h°"' mp' tion Army be poi-....tied to hold June

lst as their tag day. _

It was decided to paint the electric

--- | poles on Water Street and the fire

..'S'I`REET WORK-Sixteen teams; sn-en in the public park and to plant

and 15°” Iiwenw. mm weft! W°I'I¢I“3I some ornamental trees on the town 01'* U10 5If1'e¢i-1 ll-SU W¢€k Und" “WI hall square. Meeting adjourned un- guidance of E, B. McLaren, Town. m mx; Mum-lay nigh;

Clerk, one of the best road makers fl

on P. E. Island.-A filter. Petroleum ... ..

......__ Lyall Construction ...

..°LoAn1No rnonuca - sehr. lluascey-Harris

Alameda, Capt. Hlllier arrived fromIMontreal Power ... ... .. Fortune, Nfld., and will load produce McColl Frontenac .. .. ..

52 49 68 103 37 ‘a i35

day by Mr. Joseph 'r._0rowder ori Vancouver, B. C., President or the'

to this matter. |

A communication was read frolni

Retail Merchants of Canada, who is me Monnon pi" Dgpgnmmg ,X ple on ing _qoqth Side of theqwukm

lnany trips across Canada and to the' United States and in that way he got , the other fellow's viewpoint. After] making some reference to a distlri-I gulshed Prince Edward Island educa-_ tlonalist in Vancouver, Mr. Lemuel; Robertson, who was a native of i Marshfield. P. E. Island, Mr. Crowder,

gave a most interesting talk on the; evolution of business. He :aid thati

the Retail Association has to take! stock of changing conditions in bus*-| nes; and set their house in order tol meet these changes, We cannot w:iitI on someone else to do it and miracles. do not happen at least in our day.l I-ie traced the development or busi-I ness through its various stages from; tho duo oi tho self-sumoiont corn-I

munity when the needs were .sup-_

since the last meeting. He referred Si to an unaanitary house on the cor- ner of Bayfield Street and Spring "1

1_1_¢_=_<;l;;\D:_nyi;l_Bmt0_ C_harlottet;awn they Lending In im,M`,_|°n to the 10m;iSqliare. and if not. some provision u 3° ur “K “"1” "I firemen to attend the toumamenf. ini must bf’ mme -'ll 0"” ff' °_r°_w‘::; “;‘h'h° ;°“"° °‘ 1”’ °‘I` I Moncton on July 11th, isth and lethl Councillor Pro-.wi tolli no is very 1:; 5; Mui; Wm" °' mal nr. Macmillan. Health oaicor, ro-_ muvh iuiefcslcd in this. and sua- P0 on e was ca e upon to make_ ported two mud cu" of dypthem_ gested that the parking of cars be

opped on Tuesdays and Fridays on

this place. Messrs Fosteli' and Hol-

Bn also spoke of this important lr-

Park Road, which was ordered clos- I "*”‘g°m€“l~- SHFIUS that 15 5h0lild bi

ed. He gave the tenants until May; gi 'lth, but to date said tenants are still'

ven immediate af.tentlon."""- The Market committee; saidfthay

occupymg this house. He understood “'°“Id make the “E595” -V °l'¥lUK°

they were going to move to another m house across the street, which is also l °f unsanitary. He ordered this house placarded. He stated that any per- P

ents with respect to the 50\1ti11_sidG the Square, ' -'l` Some reicronce was made the

...». .

ublic Library. I-1‘_=. Worship, refer-

son would be better of! in the street 'mg W Same sold that the UI!! than mm' in this death t"p_ He Council had nothing whatever to do

suggeswd that the tenants of thisl

house be moved out within a week. It

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The dump off Kensington noad I

came in for much discussion. The ‘I Health oiacer said ho was lnformt-a\ P that no watchman was to be placedl Ia on the dump this year. With regard

11510 Sikh! lnywly. and furthermor=.|

ie wishes of the citizens, 'whd,"‘at I . L. ,. ublic meeting were represiihtgggby a' ‘ “

with its erection or site: H‘e“’wished

to be emph2itical1y~ _u'r,id'£f¢'tood at the Council merclymoocedod to

F86 iiumbel' oi i11I1ueliUa1..u;_égland

t\'0l1'lCl`i. ' V f-fog'

plied from within up to present day_ to this he rh°\1s'ht that 1 ,,,_,chnm__ -me Ponce Re,,,,,L M5. __ .___eéd u

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;’:;m;T:h __;Ef:; “$0 xadeadgcgtffl should be placed here right away ur; fem- _ _ , __,,,,__ .._

_~ ', the dump aimed; it wan-,_ A desh._; Councillor Dougzin, chairmgp ci _-*il

transportation, etc, Formerly, go0ds_ _ imc Fire Commmee had__m’th__ng W I -.

Lower Montague, for Newfoundlandl ports for Capt. Joseph Hollett.-A

..*SOCIAL GATHERING - The

weekly whist drive was held in Sl-

by Messrs W. E, Poole and Co.INational Breweries ...

101. 55 45. 102 ‘A 'I8‘/Z 'I6 `

National Steel Car .. .. .. Norahda . . . . ... ... . Power Corporation ... ... Price Bros. Quebec Power ...

th; wholesaler md wig” tg uI`;l:: land Hospital and its locatiohI C°“"°III°" K5`“”*`d5" °h“II'.U3“$\o¢f th' til Gr by m¢¢nS °f e “I lg should be changcdf iliiglit Committee read _a,.lett¢_n~.1i-ol: salesman, He _said the Wl_\ol:=S5i! Hu worship "med with mei the Fire Undcrwritcrs v.'lt_l'i"‘rl_ga.i'£ hw” L’ damn “K 5° ar " I' ' Health Omcer, saying that some-, "0 B Small' Of 311 °I€¢".1°I’<1_.1f;%$°°°"

selecting point and is becomins morel mm! must be mme right “_ly_ C____m_i and omg, ____.m“__ mms xelauw ____

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we” sold :mm me nnnulacmrer ol it is .too near the Prince Edward Is- I lcport xi. ills-Will. _ _'___?_‘_

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75's 415 5732 45 80% 82% '75

Shawlnlgan . .. .. .. Smelters .._ ... ... .. Steel of Canada ..'. ... ... ... Simons . . . ... ... . . Wayagamack . . . . .. Winnipeg Electric . . Canadian Bronze . . . ... ..

James Hall, Georgetown, on Wednes-_ day, April 8th, the ladies prize wus!

won by Miss Gertie Kiglins and the; gentleman's prize was won by M2. Jack Donavan.-A

and more important as a warehousei Umor Mcucd prommd that __h_s_ me pm _ Comculor Daman

He then d"’°us5°d me dm/eI°p`I dump would "cave immedmte Ap: was ill=...'1;fl.‘ii take 'fl1ls"\1'ilt(&!

-nent of the chain store idea and re-_ _enmom _ mm COm_d_____ _md _____)__)_r~l_f:iP;i_t~._ ms ferred to the large mergers which_ The Men and M____ I________C_O___S ____l _,__,x__ meetman _“__ are n°w “kms pI‘°°` one °°m°“'_ pon, WM "nd md ld.-,p¢_¢d_ I A letter from thc Associated'*~Gss mm manuhctmes m° “was “di ' ~ ' l-and Electric Conip:in“ walls rtiih ‘with

Council‘or Prowse, chairman cf_» J

sells them through their own retalli _,he Fmmce Commmee _hen _end _he __,gm.d to an _,3.,.C,~m¢-m by _i,h_'¢_§_oun-

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-_`~__“ ,,||,~-ni l li _Q

home in Georgetown.-A

I ..'Miss Mildred __Donovan. stenu- '_ grapher, Experimental Station, Char- lottetown, spent the ‘week end at her

29f’ 27 ie'

68 ‘i

'mperial'Oil New ... .. Inter. Petroleum New .. . Famous Players . . Paramount Players . .

to the plans of one large concern mo

.stores which are beinrestabllslied. émnntx for the yn; ----__._2___ w____:___1cH gmng me Comm-my an ma-eu! throughout the country. He referredl were adopwd L_ _end w______ one wht of $8400 for Street Hgming']Or_wmc"hW

_ _ rg n_ _ lliey arc to rcccivo in reiur'n‘_‘a`_"_i‘lfty

with 5 s3'000'°00 csmml and “ned The following ia ._ reCapim1A,_hm coil: lrdlic-Lioii on 133 col‘i.sll1_rfg;,s,_The

eoorero-eefooeoooo

233 80‘.‘¢ 176%

C. P. R. . . .. .. General Moiors . . . ... U. S, Steel . . . . . . ...

..*Mr. Waldron Lovers, student. Stn

Dunsta.n's University, Charlotte- town, spent the week end at his home in Georgetovm.--A

OTTAWA, Ont., May 13.--An easy

»-»~»»=»=~» ;;‘;i;l:i; §:;“;;‘.“.°.f..“;..‘;';”:::..:r

lot trading light.

TORONTO-The sentiment of this

egg market is a little easier. Brok- ers can sell local eggs at extras 30: ni-sts 28, delivered ln free used cases. Dealers are quoting delivered, cases returned, extras 27-28, flrsts 25-26. seconds 23.

MONTREAL-This egg market is

unchanged in tone and prices for eggs for immediate consumption. Buyers, however, are holding of! ex- lecting a lower market. Dealers are quoting country shippers for un-

graded eggs, delivered. cases retux-ned_ extras 29-31; flrsts 26-28; seconds 23- 24.

WINNIPEG-This market is a lit-

tle easy. Dealers the quoting couri-

Geneml Steel WH” __ 33 try shippers for lzhgraded eggs, de- Imperial Oil 114 Iwered' cxtms 2546; msts 23: "‘°°` mdustrm Alcohol ___ ____ 33% ohds 20. Prices to retailers are ext-

ras 31; firsts 29; seconds 23.

MONTREAL. May 13.-A feature of

the domestic cash trade here today

was the easier feeling that develop-| ed for Canadian western oats and prices were reduced two cents per bushel. The trade was quiet. Wheat was unchanged but barley was mark-

ed up two cents per_ bushel. The trade in spring and winter wheat flour continue inactive but values were well maintained. The demand for all lines of mlilfeed was fair md the uhdertone to the market wgg steady. An easier feeling developed for standard grades of rolled oats and prices were reduced ton cents per bag. Extreme dullnessh-iarked the butter trade blit these were unchang- ed. Reeeipts were 599 boxes. The

cheese market wasquiet but firm.

The local potatoes trade weakened

under heavier receipts. N. B. Green Mountains in car lots. sold at 66

Market nepoi-is Furnished or

Greenshields dz Co.. Montreal, to Ste- _

wart Jones dz Co._ 88 Great George_ St., Charlottetown.

421.; I 47

Abltlbi Alberta. Pacific Grain ... .. ..

Asbestos .. .. la

Brazilian .. . . ... 51% B. A. Oil ... . . .. 50'; B. C. Power ... ... 45-li Building Products ,... ... ... 39% Canada Car ..139 Canada Power and Paper .. .. 30‘i Canada Cement .. 28‘i Canada Brewing ... .. 23% . Dominion Bridge ._ 1oz I Foreign Power Securities .. Fraser Company ..

34 64

50%

TIME

We carry a very complete line of

Kod-aks and Brownies

Cameras

es from $2.75 up

*OO-O

that if these plans are carried out-_ on the same basis in Canada, it means there would be seven such stores in Charlottetown in a short* time. Whilst the unlm of these chain stores no doubt have their benefit, and represent a phase of modern de- velopment of business, the question l~. is it possible that business may dom-_ inate the home. Will it dominate the city of Charlottetown? He wished il understood that he made no refer- ence to any particular biisiliass bu: considering the subject in the ab-_ struct. 3

He asked the question, what would;

be the effect on the conimimitl” IV two-thirds of the present stores wo\i‘.~:i be units of one chain store whose head office was ht New York or San

Francisco or some other City. The

great asset. to any colnmtlnixy and the policy of the Retail Mercilsiiis' Association is to endeavor to have such stores complete romhlwolalifll

ed at yesterdays luncheon. The

Hueatis who was oncored. l The president. Mr. Percy P092. welcomed the visitors on behalf of‘

Rotarisn T. W. L. Prowae, Citi'

I Iccntract un: so rimencied whereby

individual store is rcoogiilacd as ii S

with the larger organizations if they' “_ are to remain in the picture. _ _ P";m'___ ____

Rotarian B. Roy Holman presfd-_ '

musical programme consisted of nel-1 _ "'-

ections by the Prince Edward or-_ Pon T” ' clioatra and a solo by Miss Berna ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' '" _

of expenditure and revenue:

_ over $7051 0-'l \-.otafd he saved 'by` the

EXPENDITURE

City Government . ._ ....3 Fire Department Police Department .. Market House ... Street Lighting . . . . . . . . . City Hall .. Victoria Park Ciity'Sqtial‘cs _assessing .Sz Collecting Board of Health School Board Irisllral1.~¢ fntcrest A: liiscoiint . ,

Sinking Funds . . . . ...

Street Maintenance , , _ , , , Miscellaneous . . . . . ...

ie,124.ot

1,570.00

3,300.00 "5 x.7i'1.c/J

2375.41 if

16,157.75 _ 21.5Il.9i' Z1

199,009.32

RE\'E.\`I`E.

Real Ea-

..$b.53l.l00.00

Property . 2.0'lB,596.00

152,193.92 I 8,000 00

7.509 096.006 2"-‘»

Rents. Tolls and Mis- cellaneous Receipts . 41120.00.

$202 313.92

Less Discounts and

yet

_ comnlercial users.

A i~c.=ro1lltion to this effect was mov-

3_531_4,-; od by Councillor Kennedy and sec- 7_353_0¢ r~llcl.°d by Colmcilllir Rourdbrl.

The follo\vin': :~r;:il1i;lcns'm0\'ed .<_\

5_35_;_0.i Cililicillor .\lr‘1.c.3d and seconded ‘rl

u_9m_53 i7llllncillo:‘ Faster v'r~:‘:= passed.-i -

f’.l.1`I;'Ol.'.`!-117---'I‘1:at the tender 01

73900 .\_ Pi.`Zi.”i1d ¢\' Co for supplying the sine.) ”~"r vrzill Sli:-izifriill coal for the City

fmt for the .sl-:isoii of 1929, gf That the rcndor of Geo`rg'QI$3wse

45_075_5,-, for p.~lin'.i:~ig rsicl cleaning the in-

l‘i'\:' of filo Y\lril'l:‘v House be tc-

sassssn <'°Pl°<l- .

That the tondcl- of William; Dal- el for cnrtllig and llnloadinl de-

79°7_75l li\'crjv siippllcs froiil the railway N ____, _ lilo city' v.l\.~:'f for v:o\‘i‘t.<_ -

l\fcl“wl'~.a`:l-l!.':'."c :md Co. for sup- ics ini' .\'f‘J.fl=r\_ ~' M. Cori-.mv for s1:',ipiying.-inter-

lrclhitq .sand for illo season: ~

P J. (`..ill.l::'_ lilrzfksrililli work;

Jn~-~;lll llllff'.`."'~' for .<':;1pT_\'i7‘ig in- ~,i,_~.» #till iw' :.:.l. 1:11, 'l--°~ .' Shaw :ind Pearrimt for

| S Isllppi~~'.1: ci:y~ wl;‘i oils for season. I

L hi I‘Pr7lr AT C0, S\ll’)l’)II!§."" .»\. Dzi l`.":iiill .Rt Co.. slilipiie.*'l"

l‘c:lll.~) & (11:nl1d1cl'.'.=llppli!s: Large Bros. for .supplylng'ga)0lin6 Proude sc Moresidc for'-supplying

city with pointed picks. """`

I‘h° club ‘nd "nd ‘ len" ‘mm DL” - ' I . Gallant 13ro.=., blriflzsniitli work.

"I" Gzvemcir K°h°°I’°“d :ho Appnu _ _ ____ 3_000_gg Imp:-rii\`. Oil Co. for `s\lppIyIil`g"‘¢itl A num er o reasons w y ' ____ with “___ . ...

'h°“Id be ` hr" .wenunce M' my g1gg_3\3_92' P. J. Scntncr. bi.\ "i‘l. v."u'f7it.`

;I°:'_I°t °°n‘°"m_: t; b°l__:_°;:nc:; snmlus 3g4_50I Brantford Cnl'l'oti< i.':.__sll§l2'l)_'_Il\I " 'X mm' W” ' e ' cilv with asphalt. ‘ ' only one name so far put 101’ Pf°3|'j _ ` 1 ` “"""

Councillor Foster. chairman of the DEBIUIS BYOS- ¢U“¢“~~ , ..

dent, that of George Graham of_s__r”“ c°mm___“ _“__ __o_h___‘ ls R________s HMd“_____e_ ._____p“__s_ i

Kentville, N. B. It was anni;u;_i:__diy" w rep°____ _ As "_ Wu "Ming lag, ,M.m|¢n th" ‘bout Won” noun.” In Councillor MacDougall. chairman more business had tn bc doriei' 13113'

gry Ann; gre going from Charlotte _M Market commmn-_ “id thu me cil adjourned un.il next monthly

I°'"' ;ooat oi installing a boiler in tholmeetlrla. _

. _ .. . ..,-_. .

m _ _ “moe of Mu" Marbgt Building to replace the old __________~_

°°"°° °' n W “ Ion would ho ai,too.o0. with mardi

, es in uiw to char-» 0

Y” "mm ° V S A M, loo the moving of the seals House.

3154 510 3| of Bunbury Funeral notice later

et us do your de- eloping and printing.

_ 'ms noun nauaois-rs

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*MJ "la can ou

__ calm 14 ai -

< IIOIIAN warns woax ar 'ma day. Apply iss nuiosoro street.

am.;-14-ai.

- v-"'1“““W"i __ _ _

---__i;.._-_--_ 1-o aaa'-ram-l.v ruamsimng _ __ M. m -Penelo .

._-on-__-i-1'-*_*-*“*'“*"

Wanted

ll!-Islas ralf! wana rua- i=’it”?,$-£¥‘o’°~7'-%i“¢i-£”‘»'»Iii'ii‘i‘-i`Zl

` Articles For Sale

roriiro rx.aN'r|m si.mim.r. I ‘

mod. Ninety dollars. 'rwo fall pay- lv’ D' MacLean ,

rnanu.w.n_ Dennmcharlotiotown, it ulvbllltalrln D u 0. nn ‘mmm me cent _mm n. ra 3. sais-s-14-ii. ' alumna ‘ _ » nm. P" - ""'m “ nm m aio K MX T RI 5°* rn a rooentinonth Norway shipped apply ial ooronooiei- street. Fl °*"" _ ;inwlv 150°-0,00 wana or aaa to tu

' ew-s-1_4-ii _ mains soma. - ' '

I SAL! - KITCHEN RANGE. .I 9

*OO-O

*O-#GO-OO

cents per ninety pounds, in bulk. while for shipment the price was 'I0 cents. P. E. I. potatoes sold at O0 cts. for whites and 81 cents for

iato , ri aotari . . -

Pgmxt of mm mmm Mmlthm ia nothin; aoanim aa

ti also gave a fewIf°P°'*-

. These greetings were reapon

Medicine Chests

Are not complete

Aasoci .

°h°"°' ° °° ' no wonhip aaaos ii any provision iirinanro ima

'"4' °' "1°°°°°` M, ,,,Iis being moan for the country neo- bruises and . .

iQ-GO ,__

Green Mountains per 90 pounds, in bags. Little business was done in fresh eggs and prices for seconm

Woo Ifinnoni

t Mr rr n earlier, President oiI 1;

soriptions

y . . . the Canadian Pharmaceutical Manu-

factursrr Ml°°1\N°1\- gnu were aunts of the olus at - Mr. A. R. Poole. the only Ptilwe gggdgylg ]\_m¢|»”°n_ gm” "nh ldwlrd Ysllllder in the NNY. \‘°° sent were lnaars Percy Inman, ceived a. meelal welcome and ra-_ mm1d|_ A_ _,_ u"_h“m_ °~u“-,_ H 'MGM with I I9' f¢\\1UllI» ic. lrova, ri-vin mourn and Frank l he :faiths ll-\l\\\!°°¢s`r\»s ws- walaar, ggariotuwea.

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