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Classi ‘ rl Advertisements ’

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Lost _

For Sale _

1'_BUl\Cl'l KEYS i FINDEI

l at. Guar Oillce ’“‘“ 'W as s-ia sl

, Ln.-rwo coMr~oa'rAm.r: mms with board Apply Ciuard

, wr ._ 3 ltoosrs, rlmmsimn with board Apply Gul

. r,g1..l.owr:n l-'noN1: moolvl unfiirnished Apply 111 Immun Bt

Male Help Wanted

lN‘i’ETl A MAID T0 HELP AT general housework Rev E Mc pmall 52 Upper Hillsborough It

ILELIAB S ESM erge of Used Car Depart Good opportunitv for the n Apply by letter at once xperience. P O Box 248

mushrooms for us Iilus klet for stamp Canadian

m Co 1.41 Lauder Ale,

H W M May 13 14

WAILDS OF $35 WEEKLY

Trade through our special rse Expert training Par free Molex- Barber College, rington Btu Halifax

NTED T0 LEARN THE

ill

THE SERVICES OI' A geri man to make himself useful in fox ranch, ex not necessary rrilist be a board out, wages $3500 per Apply in person with re after 1 p rn Rnacbarlk

S th rt 3103 510 31

D-AT ONCE. NIGHT an for fox ranch near etnnn best of references

Apply by letter, care of

- CATS WITH NEWLY tens ll. Re d South one 1175 2633-si eod if

L0\'rTAGE (FURNISHED) for July and August Apply Calliy and terms to XY Z. ardlan Office 3604 5 10 ti

RI' oMAl!’l‘ BOY. WORK

nd Apply at this oilice

-THREE DOZEN WHITE ltr liens with four roostera arri City 3 5 13-

lscellaneous

RED MacDONALD LAND Box 29 Hermanvilie

*Umm-I on ahcrt notice n Central Printnry

to James White. 16 Kent

_TAGS FOB TBI SEA i

'ind hale them sharpened

DIN' DRILLS, INTHBOW rrowl, lever iight hlrrowe Wday. Tudhope Anderson

P MILLAR

lN'rAi.

°Ula»l to ian

**°0O-soon W`“T“+N+o-o-oo-on J P MILLAR

Ml! I0 ir

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° '°°°°-ev~_-i~e~a-aa»¢-.a-

! 1 R- CARSON

sig .2 $3 i

_ it _

. 0-

roa. sal.:-ONE Dolly. APPLY

this once. me-5-is-si

BABY CABBAGE roll sALr:. Ar-

ply 15 Euston Street. 5-13-31. rox aA|.'e._'r'o'i.'§'r: aoaav Ann

room also: on band at Guardian

ron sAi.s-one rnacirota Ann ass Grafton st. alas-sua-ai ron. sane-soon szconif-llatfo

Bicycle, at bargain price. Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson. North Bedeque.

3724-5-12-Iii.

ZJYRAWBEKRY PLANTS. DUNLAP.

lee. per C., $1.00 by mail: 85.00 per M. F. B. Reeves. Southport.

3106-5-10-81

______.

FOB. SALE--Wll.LYS~KNIGH’I' IN

perfect condition. Cheap for quick sale. D. W. Macdonald. Amherst

N. S. F. S. 5-13-21.

ron. ”sAui-ONE ienlilvn MAH, 1

years old: work single or double. good driver. not afraid of cars, 1100 lbs. 324 Richmond Bt.

v I

Office. ti

1 large plate glass mirror. Apply.

. 0 _

___..l,__.__. _ _ ___

myqaldlklaaiergy loo todo things? Y", XCBANG '

,.,,,,sa»»y¢u|n\iaraa one-your alone is una aaa “fm i .F n°.?_:i’°"" x _ut-'mu aauaaw- uuaiaa _aaea.' 'w“"""”““°”m'd¢' wma om'

` e Pl" TUPPWRS

Wm baila you It enrich 10111' blood. restore your run dorm ,,.mas system. .ii ll the ell fuhimaa hares aloea raaalsina Adonis. ltalooathework juataa well todayultqm

,,., aa miie; it sassy..

on :loo rua aorrtn ‘ , _

J ERNEST H. WORTH Mun | nauooisrs us runs. an-,.¢

Drummond-Social Hall.

FRESH LOBSTBLS-Belt quality, 3111-li.

201: D01' lb. at Aylward‘a, 303 Rich. alone et. ala:-s-in

i ' -- Western Guardian

scorcarolar Memorial luseeia-._ _,___ “"1 “ll *wld their annual csiebra- -roa sal.:-Laayu alsyeia, like tion at scotchfort on wednesday. naw. Apply western Guardian. lum- Juli' 28. alas-s-is-si rnanloe. Phone ass.

- am-e-ia-si-tue:-rat-tue

Mrrz Box oreumc-Tire W. M. ;_.__..

il: glen Church held their annual __|r-ogmgn |5LAN1;l3,_y_°u|_, R Ha__°n°:_‘_,e£_7;:§1“5 1" 'U0 C\'\Ul'°\1 Fowler, B. A. youngest son of Mr. An excellent `dd.‘__5;°";“1“_5_';M'Y_'7°\!~ and Mrs. L. U. Fowler of Calgary. Wm of me W M ;° _E D_°_S"1"l1 Alta. has been sailed to st. Anarowu Presbyterian church' inlc moot me Pr-“bywrun Church’ Lmwm' cm ‘wen by Mm E__z._mh M:“;o‘ W; Et. Andrew‘s, Lancaster was catab- Dmonm A my de__g____:_ “Ur _ lished ln i1s1 ana anioyr the allure- pmmm Q,” m____m__~b me_:‘b‘;‘°°_ nun sith wlilismslnw-n or helm tha me Chair A _e V “° eldest msuytsrlan sengi-eration in

' ‘ 'Y °"‘5°*'“"1° ‘"5 tha Province of ontario. Mr. rowin-

profitable evening wan spent by the is A nlduaw of this ya” of nmx ;';';r‘;;“_;;"' °‘ °"°“"°°" ‘M "““' collage, Toronto. ana will ha sraain-

' ed and inducted bl' the Prlllwtdv

'“““*“*""‘-~"‘ "' of Glengarryon May 13th.-Toronto

Globe. Mr. L.` U. lfowlar. father of

PERSONAL! the clergyman referred to above is

ML myn Chanélen student st a native of Bedeque, P. E. island.

Dalhousie. is at present visiting in mmrlomtow _ _ --Premier Saunders, Mrs. Saunders

n _ and Misa Mona Saunders arrived

ML Gem,” D_ Mmxmnm _en the heme last. evening from Ottawa.

cit 'eeterda _ ""_' b,°“;k;_ Qu,bf;_ :'m'°:p“;_‘___u__"; _Mr and ssl-s. william clark. or dn.; in Georgetow where' he “_” Summerside. announce the engage- lookmt ov" the wo k ____ h _ment of their daughter, Miss Lucy. to

Y “ lc 1° be' :Mn Sinclair McKay of Sumn-isrside,

ing d i ' »', H ;om°;mn°°u°“ ‘Wh "hi wedding to take place the latterpart

18 property. Mr, Mac Kihhm expects is mum in the °"nm°`_s`

A Monthly Meeting

Eastern Guardian Of Summersicle

' -*_* Town Council lodation for only about twenty-o

..’FOX CA.P'l'Ul.ED-Send l'llll'k-

lnls- Carl McKinnon, Kilmuir,

""'33""'"'51"°“- <snasul on the ouaraianl

BUIIHHIRQTDE, May 12--'.l'he Ill-

BIRTHS `uiar 'monthly meeting of the Bum

.._,il_....

` FOR. SALE-WILLYS KNIGHT

Qedan. (Model 70.) in Ai condition. Apply to W. A. Smith, Canoe Cbve, P., E. I. 3123-5-13-31

HORSES FOR SALE-JUST ARRIV-

ed, two carloads of choice Ontario horses, Wellington McNeill's Stables Buntain as Be1l`a Wharf. .

~ 3119-5-10-31

Female Help Wanted -

qu-ga-¢-,.

waitress, also kitchen maid. Apply .Plrker HOUSE. ' 3523-5-3-tl'

MAID WANTED. FAMILY OF TWO.

Mrs. A. E. Morrison, 231 Prince St.

3110-5-10-31

, WANTED-A MAID ',l‘0_DO PLAIN

cooking. good wages. Apply Mrs. George J. Rogers, 236 Prince St.

37.17-5-12-31

wairrnn -' ANT lsxreitreucell-

"‘;";§“°;:_ V"_“°“' M" 5- 1'” Mr- night with His worship 1usyor_Lid- m "' “ci” Duke’ ° °°"' V stone presiding over a‘ full Council

Board. The proceedings were featur-

MCKENNA-on May 3' 1° Mr' md ed by the approval of the civic bud-

wmdeu P' M°K”““' Em°"1d» get for the year. presented by Coun- ° "“‘“‘"' sailor Maeireill. than-rnan or the

Acmm M tl h Finance Committee. It shows an es-

- is ome of Mrs. N. w.

Mumnnom s°uu_____°__t_ mt “_ M” timated revenue oi’ $60,016.06 and an

_ Mrs. Everett L.

Ag°__n_ POWML E Som _Kenneth leavin! a balance of $761.08. Th;

_._ _a

' T *iiaAauAoa`s‘

KNEEBONE - MACKINNO - _ charlomwwm P_ E_ L on :mil :Dt property was fixed at $1.20 per $100 by »- M- -~--. ». rl; ;l°.:;;‘ .rr °:. Lt _ M h , . eng i s e s

um my Jane Knnbonie' °l ,ear, with exception from poll tax

r-ears' st ti , in V

S ° °" "°h" A’°h“°‘1° or all returned soldiers, residents or

Mlwxmnon' of Hl!hn°Id` the Town who served owrseaa in `° "` """_'” the G at win- of ion-is

nza "

ms Mr Fred Bal-wise having aband

lllinarai casein railing nalr.

BOWLING

REBEKAH LEAGUE

Lug, high; af, 'I p., rn., the Eurekas won the second consecutive match

‘from the Alphas in i.hc best out of .three series, and so became cham- `nlons of the iozo-loan 'Rebekah League.

M. Stewart of the winning team

'took the individual honors, rolling hour the high slnsle and three airing scores of 200 and 497 respec- tively.

COBIMEKCIAL -LEAGUE

At 5.30 Guardian won over Hoi-

mpna by 31 pins. R. Johnson of 1-loimans rolled the hilh sirwie of 250. while G. Tocnnbe Of U16 HMC mm had the nigh total of an pim-

""EUlEKAS

Stewart Beer ............ Adams ........ McDonald ...... Stewart ........

131 107 153 171 172

209 150 151 67

151 104 129 138

168 149

'M5 861

wage;

'N0

'll01.l1214G.

' ALPHAS

Laldtty lbve ...........`

Ddtch ......a... 113

.... -.1134 ll ...».. 130

132 1G 'I5 151 B0

.135 120 138 80 129

138 170

101 59'! BU?

lun. _

nomaus t-rn

A. AHIIGR .............. o. mrnea

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` R.. Johnson ,.........-... isa

180 ll! 235

13! 115 Ill. 153

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sUT"BuAND_At Sta__l!__ Mn oiied the position without cause

n .

13th, Captain Daniel Sulherlandy. 1:15 igtplfttzlz mmm] May 13 at mo W m' It was resolved that the license for sU'rnzal.ANp-_suriaenly at stan- “U “““°’ “ml °“ P“"“° P1“°°“ °f lay B,-mst Mu. 12_ mph Daniel amusement holding concert.; lec 'sutrm-1md_ and “_ mm,” Tu”_ _ tures or operatic performances be day ng, 230 1-,_ m_ (mm his hte _,es set at $15. also that the electric idenw to New mndon Cememv light rate as served to schools and

societies throughout he Town bc

MARTIN-At Belle River. May 11, set henceforth at 50 percent of the 1930, Donald R. Martin. aged 93_',commei~cial rate. It was agreed to Funeral from his residence today,._place a street light on the east Tuesday at l p. m. » corner of Water St.. and East St.

Bills amounting to the sum of $7-

IIAIITIN-1 B tb _ _ '

n os n my 5 Ann 715 were assed. Five tenders for thc

tin. Funeral took place from llcr late issue gf e nc ht dw” 'ms homm 19 chtmben _“__ Bom/m_ “___ amounting to 525.000, at 5 percent d.y_ MW 9_ at B “_ m as recently advertised were rearl and

' |the highest tender, that of Messrs.

Men0NALn_1n th, dm May 12__.7oilnston and Ward ni 98.03, was on ' iilimously accept-ad on motion of

grnnrrsl from the reside-_-_eo or ht-l‘C emo M 3 __ _ __ dd __ _Digi-aeuauon arising in this ron..

|ruf.her. lvir. Joseph Mononaiu. it °“" ' °°’ ‘"5 ° ° .fi - . .Stewart St., \'Ved.i‘iesday muminz at ! grant a license for amusement in the' on' You hm' mad” an “neue

I lvorlrrnsns Assn l-fell for ala per

soomthechshrth xl -' '

"'° °°yR‘°f .ft lrio at

‘Mmm mm” to “_ c_ Ce u _ annum A er it cl cues n on reet

_ me ry lnlatters and the advisabiltty of em-

1 playing a Town engineer, to take icharge of the permanent street work

itwenty-four hours to go further in-

In loving memory of the late Mn. I ¢° U" “'1lUf¢1'~ 5~

li|0l'd Moreaide, who departed thlai - i- '

life May Illia, 1029.

Inserted by Ilusband and Family.

‘i

”""""”'__ Surely Changed

Ill MEMORIAM 1 t

lf anyone has alingcring idea that

___ _ this part of the United States is still

‘R 'om' mum" of bu an an Anglo-Baron community, he

_ mutans ana rata", Jaan a. nance. ‘M14 |1914 th* MDN 0! *M ville" was aus may isali. im. _ ia tha nigh school siviaion af the 3122-U- . University or Pennsylvania inur-

aaaoiaatle oaaketoail tournament.

"_"' 'N194 il WI Wvvmevi “N

V _ . - loam ima naumuoir, osen.; 'ren-

f|l',lllNll‘l‘i|#ohl Holly

\ .

course of two or three weeks. _ 1

I eo

' .sider vary seriously the claims of t

"_°“"°'*"-*- merside Town Council was held tn- 19,1,” mwud “Ind Hnspuap The

‘_ mm to ML md _ estimated expenditure of $59,255. Eu-1, who summad me _musl

m,.,,,.d,_ _ rcienue from property l====1_fm=f1i inaiiing tha -ave-unga entertainer

~ 1”; placed at $36,020.56, the ¢ ,W_°”g_ ‘ V "_" i ‘

estimated. expenditures' is _the sum ' ' ' _

- - _ or ssooo for streets. on motion. the ‘ ‘ ' ‘

. sm-

111 05-

1 0!

:nee McGuirl¢>, widow of James Har- p el L . __ _ _ 1

ovoooooooocoooooooooooo-00 _UTM N- 17-i Jilhith. POM-I Ybhk-.

; » ~ ara. rl. _Y., aasrniltcaipaia 'rha

mmaoraaaa ` mm moral. aravasr, wurael. _ su

1 gt.” yjqu, gggmmyg, casa in work don not lie in the mere "°‘*"° » “-naaav.,o$uan»w.°a~au1us_.'ra»uof- _, _ . ' `

I; _ ""9, _ , t me asa~_sium. near have chaos- HM always low mu. but vw

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so ' lv-~.- -oaawe 1-....a-a..»`",, ,,,,,,_v _

- ' " u.» V ...saa...u1..\£..1u.\r_l1.C..,... _..._ .

Misa rider-i Conauslo Wood

1 'nu aaai-asa to use meuaua was any aauvaraa by nr. o. c. Archibald.

`ln,ioyable Programme

Ihllowiag was the oscar!-M:

- selections. Orchestra. 1Miea Thel- ma Toed, Means. Robert Hynqman. [william rittasi-ala. waiter Menuet. l vocal solo: "Daffodils A~B1owins." l<GarmaD) Mila Margaret Stems. 1 lhaading. "The Qld ’I‘lmes“ (Drum- lmondl Mrs. F. 5. Wilkins. | violin sole. "souvenir," Di-ala Misa ’i'l'ielma Toed. '

Florence Nightingale, Pledge to

Graduating Nureol, read by Rev H. _`D. itayaiena. ,_ Presentation of Diplomas to Grad- _uates by Lieutenant-Goverimr 1-leartz ; Address to the graduates, by Dr. 16'. C. Archibald.

Vocal solo, “Little Boy Blue

(Joyce) Mrs. Nail D. McLean. l ,Vocal solo, “MY Old G'l'iapeau." Mr. Ben Acorn.

Lands" Misses Kathleen and Eleanor Hornby.

God Save the King.

l.t‘.\cl Mr. Walter M¢N‘tltt.

| Btreeaea Modena llsquirements | _ i At ina seesiuiian of tha pran-

ithe chairman stated that the annual meeting of the Hospital takes place a woeic from next Thursday and ask- ed for a large atte-_-uiunee. He pre- dicted the beet report in the history

'or the rnstltuueri. but an-iphasl the fact that increasing opporturlitie

't-he hospital ia considerably over crowded and that there ia accom

'nurses when there should be at less forty nurses in trainirg. Mr. Roger appealed to the Protestant public

Queens and Kings Counties to n

chair-rnaa warmly congratulated graduating nurfos and extended thank of the trustee hears to supei'inter_der_lt.` 'Miss Mail- and capable assistant. Miss Howatt:

mond foal the uae oi the Hall, to

program and to all who nclisted

"`__"""_""--"' UA on ren] “um and mrwml DI' AI'6U_\l|¢'l A‘dl‘9lG

of the occasion one to he rem bei-ed even in the future when so |may gain prominence in their ch

marks the aelei-ing of the conn c

instructors clasmates and

friends

'Congratulations are always in

der at such a time, and I theref extend to you my heartiest congrat ulations first. on your choice of profession and the successful ter

Ol'

minaticn of these years of stu This is a day when women are glv ing proooi’ of their fitness to com

ef' human endeavour, but in the pro

'You have given yourselves to a pr feasicn which touches human life ovary stage."

From both surgeon and d

lfinished. for if you with to be

Ito date, and well equipped to give

'vo continue your studies and keep

5 H 11 y0lli' PIO Q&S10l1. Dill-

| land other auilea pertauiing ic su¢hi;';_t:u;i1m:n§h the pro?-sas that

_ _a position. Council adjourned for_m‘ your guy in hoepim you ha

Iyour patients tlig best, you will n

'htm mbiect to a measure of ais- cipline and study. and the regular

imes

lroutine of. hospital life has at t been iriuome. but soon you will

and methods which alone can

_ casting off discipline and honest

need or regular aaa thorough m

.era. Only in this way can you do ju ftice to the patient. the doctor.

yourselves."

i D_r. Archibald next refereed to

eprofsllion. the reward of which 'ten will not be financial gain

oiakiqgofaliviag butratharin giving of a lilo “Your patients

‘Cello md violin duet. "Sunset

Acoomptnlsts-Ml.ss Lillian Earle.

for uufuliieasbringincreasod respon- sibilities. The report will show that

ne t. s in

the the the h . also

to the medical staff. and on behalf of the Ladies Aid. to Rav. Mr. Ray-

Miss

cal in nt

Dr C C Archibald in addressing

the nurses stressed the importance

en profession The occasion also

tions of the last. three years from

new

pate with men in almost every line

'feasion of caring for the aielc. nomall ,i.=, and always has been, supreme.

0- at

onto

tcomes homage to the nurse in tiding :human life over its dangerous and

I trying experiences. The speaker next

lmphonsus Mcnmllm “ed 19 ymm _ motion or Councillor l\IacNeill un- _ conzntumed _he muses on ___

eir

Qca nt

|beglnning. but your training is not

, _ I ao

Tlnzes _to your own work making your own

choices as to whether you will follow ,up the same line of systematic study

_ _ guar- ;ant»o success, or on the other hand

in-

terest in your profession. which way Ileada to inefficiency and failure 'Alow me to impress upon you the

eth-

_oda in your work, now that you are no longer under the control of oth-

S-

and

. the

feel!-sacrificial nature of the nursing

of-

the will

§ARR|VE HUME

The Not-Afraids. classy l»8`l'l‘9¥a-

tion of local lady bowlers arrived in

the city last night. fresh from an ex- _ tended tour of the Maritime Prov-_ inoes. be-ilirg in Halifax. st. Jenni and Moncton. They made a brilliant ‘and enviable showing in the above j mentioned cities. They split even in ~l-ialifax and St. John and won one game in Moncton ,\'ci.t:-rclny, wllcn they defeat/bd the Moictoil C. N, Ria leading lady bowlers of that city hy is margin of 44 pins. Welcome home girls-and congratulations!

CITY CQUNCIL .

Contihlled from Page 1

His Worship stated that it was nn

‘old bill existing under thc old coun- cil when the government had agreed' to pay half of the expense.

_ A communication was read ill

lwllich it. \\/:is stated that the term of 2 Mr. wht. Moran on the city school; board expires on June l'lth. 1

The city health officer Dr. W. .11

P. McMillan reported that three cases of scarlet fever have occurred

since last meeting.

Councillor Foster for th: Finance

Committee reported that he had been looking carefully at the City Accounts and would llnvc seme- tlling concrete to report at next meet

ing.

Councillor Kennedy for the street.-.

committee reported that repair work was going ahead. Pcrlnaiicnt wo'rk will begin about the middle of Julie.

Councillor Holman brought up the

question of a. block on Kent St.. not made permanent. He hoped that the street committee would see fit to look into the matter.

After solllc tiiscussioll :assurance

was given that the nlatilei- would be taken up. _

Councillor Blaricllard drew atten-

tion to the fact. that about a year

ago a nl:-in was hired to Lake care of the dlllnp. Tile man disvllargcrl llis duties sat.isIa.ctorlly. This young man has been lately been discilargcd, and an aged man put. in his place. This mah eighty years old came in from the country a. few years ago and is rcpizicing a. young mall. Corisitlcr- able heated cl'o.\s-1'lrc ensued be- tween Counciilors Blanchard and Kennedy. .

Coluicillor Dougan staterl that the

street comnllttre lms nothing to do with the uppoillthlciit oi' thc men. lt. is tile public property committee. He also inquired as to wlletllcr the horse bougilt by the city ir. all Island bred animal.

Councillor l-lolmnn inquil-oil as to

whether anyilling has been done to the drain in thc vicinity of the inllk factory. north of Fitzroy Street.

Councillor Kehllcdy stated that the

matter has been loolieri into. A plan for a concrete drain was found to be of a prohibitive cost., hui. it plail is still under dicicussioli.

Councillor Foster brought up tile

‘matter of thc Govcrli.moht Pond stream oxlliesslllg the hope tilat. this matter would also be looked into.

Mr. Messervey, the City Silr\'eyoi~

si-ated that it was entirely a nlatier of expense. He prolnisod to bring before the nr-xt council nleetiilg an approxilllatioll of tile cost of a 100 foot. clll\‘el‘t.

Councillor McDougall reported that

a. request. had been made by Adlu- tallt Martin for the use by thc Sal- vatioh Arhly of thc balld stalloi for sacred coilccrili cl" Sunday evening. .The suggestion had also born lllarlo to him that the stnlld he nmveil to fttchiorrl sqilaro. Repairs to the

|-_»-an I

up -

all you do. li is absollliely lisccssary l~loi\'e\‘er, that you take care of your own health. If disease ls contagious. so in a llleasilre is health, :ind your greatest asset is good health. The doctor in attendance should see that

_the nurse gets her :-llilre of rest. and if he fails in doing so ii is your duty .to your patient as well as io your- self to see that you get tflltf and rest. The rules of health you have followed in the hospital should be carried with you in _vour daily life.

"I have spoken of falihfllllicsl. as

1/ i'"”“LF’§Ef*‘f,§?E”’ii1i it A°°“"°'f_"°""“‘l"““‘”°..§il.‘f.?‘£”“'*"l il"T.'fif?.-‘-f.-f.T.ff.)1.“ l017Ali<lAUYi FoRMA1.1Nll1- ,

. _ IS _ _

._~a..

_ CHEAP INSURANCE oN YOUR-

POTATO AND

TAKE N O

PINT BOTTLE

Specal Prices on Larger

G1tAlN CROP. » f;

CHANGES , _

50c Sizes

Ill ,`

GILLETTE BLADES $1.-00 Site

-___-.111-

KLENZU SHAVING CREAM

390

Silo Gin Pills 35c Sal Hepatic; Gilc C1iase'a N. F 2.5¢ (‘art.er'a I.. I.

25|: Pero: ide . . .

“BILLIE

25c Johnson`s Linlment .

$1.50 Pinkhanfs Conlpond $1.25 Kruafhell Salts .. . .

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‘ son

rolvnfs

CR-BAM5

39|:

25: I’0ND`S

391: 29c He 211' 19c Nc

98:* tl9c

TISSUES

s 1 9:: BURKE ”

.Pills

COTY'S

5‘§92,T§f'° (THOCOLATES _slaves rsarumv -nn new it-....1 °°°“.’“`T

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Pound Box 60C

ROSS-DRUG-UNITED

SUCCE

THE MHCKINNON DRUG C0.

rrtescnirrion s1»r.clALis'rs

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“Anna

Greta Garbo makes her talking

picture debut. 'ln "Anim Christie." her new Metro~Goldwyn-Mayor :tarrlllg vehicle, \\‘hich opened yes- tcrday at the Prince Edward Theatre.

In this picture Garbo scores the

triumph of her career. her voice recorrlllig splendidly, adding power to her dramatic instinct and bring- ing fascination in multiple quantities to her personality.

As the heroine of Eugene O‘Nsill`s

play of regeneration, Garbo contrib- ut-es tt perfornlancc 01 great poig- nancy and effectivene.ss. _Never bc- fore has she reached sllcll height of cmotionailsm.

Clarence Brown. who rlirccted the

picture from Frances Ma_rlol~l's ad-

l\'l’cDougall also referred to a com- lhullication ivhicll he had l'e':fi\'0r! from Carveil Bros. City vl'<-lgllillg had been doile by the firm during the last two years gratis. but their scal/er. are now useless, and the suggestion was made that the city scales be placed where the old scales had been.

Councillor McDougall also stale-l

thai. in the compaily oi’ the City Sllrlevcl' he had made a trip arolllvl

found to he in \-elxv tml conclltlon. and is eaten :i.b':>llt. two-tlllrds thl'u. The Wooriell wall on this side ami the fence around the park also nrocl repairs. lt will be lleccssanv to build rl wooden wall outside the coilcl'oie'. Repairs arc also necessary to the house of the park k'3<‘.por, :md a rc- qllest. llris been lllllclo tilat‘a tele- phone be illstailetl in the builcllllc.

In the flisclwsioll lvhlcll followed

lt\\'a.=~pc-lliicd out illat. the bre.ast.\\'ork war. placed there four years ago Al. thc time of its cf-nlpl°:iiol'l lt war. not pronounced r.atisflu‘.tol'y hy the cil- gillecr. Payment oi $1.000 to thc coll- trari/ar Maior D. A. Mr‘Do1lald was n~it.hileld till the d°fcci:. u-ore reinc- rllctl. hui the wall har. relllfillifld ull- tollrhcll.

The City Sul'\'e_vol'. Mr. l\li°:.s9r\'oy.

f-tatcll that collt‘lir~tf° la not grlicrnlly

‘water or in we avtlpll. A timber br(-.a.=tv.'ol'i: would br much beiifllz

Tllc wqllcst of the Salvation Al'lll_v

was ctlilsidcred rea:-unable, but Colin

helllg npporerl to ltr. r=ll'lfi\'al in a new site.

as thc llrcatstwork had not been done

properly ilu' nlollry wllirll tho con- irarwr had not 1-ec.'.-iverl should be llsvri for repairs.

'market , drew forth soinc dlscllsson

related to the meical side of nurs- ing. There is another aspect. that of

guarded with every care. All know-

the patient.. or his family

ledge that ccvllles to you regarding

'e.l' dccrs would keep the flies out

structure arc now needed. Councillor

the Park. The new brc:lst.'.\‘ork wa:.‘

<'i_*n:.ltl*r€d 2 good l'o.'-\l'.1'il'il- in s.=llt._

rlllor Foster i-xllresscd hinlself as

Councillor McDougall thought that

Garbo Superb As

Christie”

eptation of the play in which Pauline

1 Lcrd originally etalreci. may be cred- ited with llrivlllg produced the most :~lrt.l.~.tlc and conlpellilig talking pic- ture yet to lracll' the screen. He has not allowed the mecllanics of the microphone to stilt his action or hampcr the pictorial scope of the calilrra. Tile timing of thc dialogue. is capahiy dine, every spoken word or sound exactly in its most effective place.

_ Charles Blokford, hero of “Dyna- m‘.ic." plays opposlt-= Garbo. George Marioil. who ri‘:~ated 1-he father role on il'-e stage, l~epe.1‘..s this perform- ance-:>.nd Marie Dressler. as the old hog, gives the first dramatic role ol ‘her career an excellent. character-.

1 ization. _

_befll lllacle. The mntici' has been taken up in c..'iucu.<. lt is not known _ vllel-llcr the clzarlge lvollld be fol' the 120071 nf the rltl:’l1.=. but a three fl1~.nl1tl1s‘ trial \\'.-is daciderl upon lT’l1ird l'eadil~l;; is to take place this hlorllillg at 9 o'clock. 1 Cou._cii1or R.e.°.l'doi1 tllsugiit that

_Ro:Ilfcr<1 Sqllam ll-oulcl be :i good piers for tht- lyllld stand. :Ls lt is

:near the lien: llotol. Tile. gravel ill |the .=»-time is w=r_v hard to ‘walk ulfoll. mtl i.ii= rilggestioll oi the penloval should iv- taken sel'lou.=l_\'.

_ Crli.riiior Bla.ll.~hard in reportlilg _for the Mnrivt Colnlllliiee expressed ‘the opinion thai. s:l-een door.; and lv.-indoiv srrecns slloulcl be placed on fthe fish market. _ Councillor l~t.eJl'rlrrn for the fire _cclllnlittee stat-:cl that at a recersi Lilieetillg of \‘lc llc-'ard of Ul-ldPr\\'rlt- tors it was pointed out. that thc tire

i‘1\<!.°.= had b<“rl so great. in Char- iloitletnivll for the pn:i _rear that the

lhearl office of the Ullderli-:ters har. lilllt-.=‘i_ca'.ef| the Cilarlot.ielow;l Fire lDt\l‘al‘im..°ilt li. iv.-i,-. sllggasted that

fa reol~g.~.l1lcliti-'ill of salaries bc car- _ried r-ut. :ulrl that a now pumper bf proclirefl in the latter connection Collilcllior Reardon lxwd a report. nn thc plllllpar sillvlllltied by t-he city rlzrveyor. 'File pumpei" had hem icricil and \\'.1.s :=iloi\‘n nnlitlllo of tl~ro"'l"-'.1 fi st-i'n1.nl of l‘.'a.ier from li 3-4 l:'i<~h pipe tri ii' w\.rt.lr.‘al height. of I3 foot and ri horlzclltal clistahce of 125 feet. ~

Ccllllcllior lioimail called attélltioll

to a l~eilm'~' rm Spriw; Park R/md fil- ler( i\'ith water and illtll and wh-

_:~t.lillt.ihg rl menace to public health.

Resollltimls werr passed accepting

|tl1c tcwlers of DeBlois Bros. for cem- -llt. F1111 Mfliiiilloli for supplying "slid and of Wnl Daniel for hauling !‘l» sa-me p~l‘lui‘i.‘.:`g the Sal\~et~ow

A rvrollltloll brought. in to sallc-|_.-_.-m-_. \,m»,q if, My me hand stand

tion the plircilase of scrcen dmrsqfm. _“___” _.n_m,_.L_ on Sunday Nm. lnnrl window screens lor the fisii!._._,g ,_-_d 1.._.¢,-,,¢v\,-,g ms Cp., Sm-\-,y.

< ni' in asphalt. the north side of the

_Coullciiior l-loiman stated that prop- _ 3m»k_.¢_ Squns

_ The Police rt-wrt ii-as plwseniec

'The cost wollid bc \'0`lf *H1311 1553 llv Chilllciilor l-iolmriil and the MPM

whioll were uilfit for food.

the ethical side. Family secrets wiill ‘ ' ‘ ` _ - 1 ~ '_ doubtless come to vom. kn°w|edg¢._| than $115. :mtl Milk l'c|if:rt subnlltteri by Dr. I

' ,. ` d -hh hi Colmrlilrir Rrordon liroliglli up the F Croken 1"~.t.ll ni' these reports Will

and you will be entruste wi sue - _ » l . _ - _ knowledm, in “nd mm, mu m,,lln.1ltel~ of the necessity of a fish 111- appear ln tllo lic:-.i issue of till

tradltlonsof your profession will oefsllcfwf. as fish h°\'° ‘Mil ll\l\'<>1l=-*<1 Gil-Hdiw

lt.,was moved hy Counctiior Postsr

‘hmm MI and 5¢¢0“d¢r1 hy councillor Blanch- Madrid, Spain is to hale a new air-

careiully gusrrierl. and e careful oh- ml that from mldnlsht. -l\1\1° 1 N" Wri- servance nf the nurses pledge will midnithi A“lUl~‘- 31 "IQ WN ‘ll _‘he -_--_ _ __

give you n reputation for discretion:-city of Charlottetown ln all offices Loiidon has a i8r.g.i.er Drezs Suu md judgmgny, gh.; will bc nf 5|-g;\|,_ and courts shall be one hour in ad- campaign.

vnu, lb y°u_ .nd d¢m°n5¢,r||t¢ go a1l_\'allce of tile r-lnndarrl time lined _ _.___

that you are worthy of the trust that l'thl’0\l8h0\1t the rfvvln

hu been placed in you. I hope thllt' llcsior stated that there liar. been 228.000 tourists last year.

you will all enjoy years of `honorabie.1 a great deal of contention on thel ~»--. _,

will faithful service in this. your chosen\ma.t.t¢r. Since last meeting much has_' France is new tak1!lg_,_alie~sixth of _profqalmr been said. A counter petition baa,al1 tbo oil airports ci _

cr. Councillor Bremen, Germany. wer. visited by

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