u... to egr-

' Wfzlilflllllllilldllh. l

fio The re h died in Cambridge. §';';‘B‘“"S,,Y,1d§y’ night, at the age of iiinetf °

side tonight The funer- ‘SFTQZQ place‘ tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from the gesidenm of "Miss Agnes Ramsay, central Street.

Cannot Afford

(Qonttnueil front pug-e '1)

__--——- ———** '-r-""' u outinh .’ We cannot rif- }‘,,u:.;nlitii;se§"disafi?ectlon grow in u portion of our coilutryto any seri- ous extent, or continue for uny great length oftlme, _lt demands attention nt tho hands of states.- men. it must have thisi_ attention, and must have it irrespective of whether the terms of Confedera- "m. have been adhered to."

Premier Scores Seceuion Talk

OTTAWA. April 14—— Rt. lion. Mackenzie King. Prime rMiuister by Canada has made it cleurly up- piireiit that he is unalterubly op- posed to any movement toward "Secession" in any part 0f the ‘Do- minion. Speaking. during tho i-uurse of the Maritime debate on inc resolution of W. A. Black. oi‘ Halifax, the Prime Minister said:

“A word has been used in the rnurse of this debate, not in any direct way. but indirectly, tho word ‘secession’. I do not think it is necessary to bring that word into our discussion in this house. 1n this case the word was quoted from some American publication. | hour a great deal of talk about going to the United States for tlils purpose and for that, butI do not think that we need to go to tho United States in order t0 bring in- to this House uny talk about seces~ 5k)“ i.“ the Dominion. We can af- ford to lcnve that word out of our vocabulary altogether."

Plea For Unity

To this the Prime lilinlster udd- cd: "During the week just passed llllll'll wus said in commemoration of ilic ninth anniversary of the grout victory at__Virr_iy Ridge where the Cllmiilian army corps fought as 2i unit. with one aim, with one idea Speaking of that great twhieve- ment. the distinguished Command-

od zone up the hi

= » Eons ‘. . . T; ‘amp f} the late Mrpggorgq animated. and united by a common

[idea and a common

was the inspiration; if that was m, years, will arrive in the means whereby victory’ was ac-

lhleved in a great war. to the last. ing glory of this country and the Empire of which it is a part surely

we in this imrliame will inof. in these

gctlier in the soluti problems may still

unity it was intend

ther Burbauk's

dustrial kng. while i ‘Cbuthalu this morn

‘twns much the sa clsc's. He loved thought they shoul

his instincts told was a hereafter."

London. but a transient ph-

pacs. as "grand-mo other remarkable passed. affirms a London ‘College of roll fuller dressing on take the shingle. “Piiff"

will bridge the in attenuated. strands. become

orell to

two foot.

under the the ing the simpler col the ‘bob and shin treme eveutuution.

er of that great army corps hug used the expression that at that, ,time the nine provinces of Canada

the nlnc provinces of the Dominion find it difficult to so up the hill to-

perfecting of fjonfederation tho great idea and idciil of National

Says Burbank’s Religious Views Were Exaggerated

OHiATHAM. Ont., religious were greatly exaggerated ‘by the newspapers. according to Fond, friend of Burbank. The in-

tcrviewer that Burbnnk‘s religion

to learn to think right. I em sure

______40>-i__ DEATH-KNELL TO SHINGLE

April 1 lutiou of huir dressing. and will

on the nape of the neck and

plnce of

years ‘ago, but failed. come loo soon after the generous old-fashioned wig. which, fitted to l‘l"i1Dl'l1lK. could be lowered at least This ornate wig came puritanizlng effect oi.’ Restoration period

ll side by side. ideal. if that

nt representing days of peace. on of whatever remain in the and

ed to serve."

Aiprll 1‘i.—i'l.lt- views

llenry

passing through ing, told an in-

me as anyone children and d go to church

him that . there

4~Shingling is ase in the evo-

ther" wigs and coiffures ‘have lecturer of the Physiology. A

‘Heart: Memcrtn Ticket! 8E6. ' "

—lSerwtces Sunday. mpril p Cornwall, 11 a.m. and 7 ip. m.; West River, 8 p, m. These services will

' .. ......-4»-~. ‘"-

H-ANDIL LECTURE-RENTAL Hall tonight. . .8731

WEST RIVER AND OORNWIALL 18th:

be conducted by Rev. C. U. lMnc- Nevin. '

HOCKEY GIRLS ENTERTAIN- ED-Miss Mary McLeod entertain- ed the members c! the Red Macs Girls‘ Hockey team Tuesday even- ‘ln! l! her home, lower Prince Street. A pleasant evening was spent in dancing. games, music and songs; alter which a dainty lunch was served.

‘NiEW TENOR FOR HANDEL

iMoncton will sin-g the Aria "Bound an Alarm" from "Judas Maccabee- us." Mr. Stnart-Stubbs arrived in the city last evening and"_kindly volunteered his services. ‘

BELL SOCKET ARRlVESP-The Bell socket weighing 1800 pounds, Blleclally imiported by the llenryh llnherty Co.. arrived by Express lust night. it will he transported to Governor's island early this mor nlng nlftor ‘which ‘fishing dlor the lost Joint will reoommence. This means that drilling operations will shortly be resumed.

SUCCESSFUL DANCE. - The old-time dance hold at the Casino last night was a huge success. The prize wlirners for the stop-ilnnciug wore: Ladies. Miss Pansy Haynes: Benin. Mr. James Heron. These dances will be repented every week with prizes for different dances. The winners of tho step dancing contest last night will ap- pear at the Prince Edward Thurs- day inlglit between shows.

ISLANDERS CONTRIBUTE. ._ The current (April number of the Dalhousie Review contains an ex- cellent and very interesting his- torical article, entitled “Malpe- qua," from the ‘gifted pen of Mrs. Ada MacLeod, ‘wife of ‘Mr. Neil MacLeod. K. C.. of Summcrside. There is also in the same number a learned contribution by P. E. Is- land's esteemed veteran-“ficnnnal- ist Mr. J. E. B. McCready, of Char- lottetown.

i-—-<-o->-_-_-

PERSONALS

Mr. l-i. C. Christie representing

arrived in. the City last evening.

the sides will

the doomed curls on pins tcrim period of

iShingllng and bobbing endeav-

popular thirty They had

introduc- ffures of which gle are the ex-

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

One insertion .. . ..

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10c per lino of ll words

Four Insertions .. tic per line of ll woriln lilgiit Insertions . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7c par iimi of ll wonli: 000* Miscellaneous To Let JNO. A MCDONALD, LAND SUR- TO LET-HOUSE NUMBER 32

vcyor. llermuuville.

8403-3-29-1m0. v

‘Elm Avenue. more.

Apply T. R. Cud-

8339-l5-tts.

PRIVATE SALE or FURNITURE ill 202 Kont Street. 87l6-4-14-2l

HOUSE- CENTRALLY LOCAT- cii. wanlod, ten or eleven rooms. Apply "S". care of Guardian.

8dil8-3-27-tf

FOX ESCAPE!) ‘FROM MY runrh mi April 0th a palo sllvnr ioniiili‘ lox, right our G.["...l.. loft l7 i‘. RGWBNL~—I). McKouzic. Kcnslnglirn. 8732-4-l5-2i

- WANTED — YOUNG Bu-UINEQB mun ‘lo-sires room and board will!

llrlvulc family. central location '

i-ri-lerri-il. ‘Write lL S. care 0i (luarillaii. 87l9-4-15-3l

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WANTED CATS WITH DAY OR lwo old kittens crebout t0 lllwe rouluz. Good prices paid. ADDlY l‘. A. Farquharson, ‘llennwefl! llllllillng, City. ' 8705411411.

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ESOAHED FROM MY RANCH A low duys ago one Dark Male to! inttoo number (LBJ. one l-‘omaleWno lnll) tattoo nllm licr C.B.J. llC. Liberal reward if returned alive to J. ll, Jttdfliill. Alcxnnilru, R. R. No. l. Lot 49.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-MAN TO WORK ON lllTlll. Apply A. R. McKay. Lawn- ilulc Farm. ' ' STBI-IS-fll

WANTED- MAN TOWORK ON llllni. Edgar Hearts‘. Mnrahflcld.

' ' ' '~"‘8f2§-4-1'5-lli

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WANTED MAN OR BOY FOTR iienai-nl farm work ‘by Mly lit.

Alllll! Mrs. John A. McLeod. Wiltshlre Post Office, R. R. l. ' ‘ . IMB-O-‘Ml.

IlG EARNINGS, arc/tutu. iM- llloyment for Barbara. Become "inert in 8 ween. .Writc ‘Molar Barber College. Department "F" llsilinx. . mptuuf

wunrstlltn- Acenzaaivz man tq train for sales work. llnlendfil opportunity for worker.

~68; M80 -

F-OR SALE-—UHOIC'E CHBOTNUT more 1200 l-bs. Apply ‘Georse H- Klclly. Covehead Road.

five years. i-zood Woodsldc, Vlctcrl

Apply 194 Prince

Phone 485d.

and ‘go-curt.

mole. Bear River.

MARINE ENGINE Make and Break

ron ants-Maw Apply P. s. l

and Marfbeulhlin.

FARM FOR SALE tune 73 acres. illtg Alfred Burke.

‘washing-ton Ave

_ Mass.

llsh Chinchilla re

lieirileni o! city preferred. Write lljlnllcr nrunh '00., am of (‘tinf- an.

, _‘ 1:1 ‘alto-nest

delivery. Order

pa", Sale cheap-M. side. Victoria, P. ill l.

FTOR SALE -- PEDIOREED ENG-

Fcmale Help Wanted

WANTED- A GIRL FOR GENER. al ‘house work. Mrs. J. ll. Mur- phy Emerald Hotel.

86704-1341

WANTED — HORSE TWO TO

lookor.—lM. S. a. P. E. I. 8680-4-13~3l.

WANTED—- A CAPABLE MAID. Campboll oi’ Alllstml. P. E. l.. and

St. 8737-‘i-14-3ieod

‘ ‘ For Sale

FOR S-A-LE CHEAP BUREAU. 4-15-21

FOR SALE __ BABV CARRIAGE Vicw. son of the late Colin Donald Apply 203 Sydney-

FOR QUICK. SALE - r-"oun RAC- w coons. three females and 011B Apply John

Chtfeaon, 8702-4—14-2l

alol-i-u-ai. FOR SALE- '

10 H.P. two cylinder Fairbanks

nearly new.-

iI-ieber MacQuarrie, summertime. n. n. s. s

509-l-7-8i GA RT BO DY.

to W. J. Scott, Mnrshileld.

_ assoc-mow);

FOR SALE - TWO cAne. FORD

l good re- n s. Wood-

BGSO-l-IS-fli AT BAY PO R-

Property of the

For full par-

‘ tlculam write Bertha Burks. 114

Clmbrldllfl. 8685-4-l0-7i

biblts for June cnrly.- W. R.

MrKuox. Charlottetown. R. R. 6-

.-., n. 10$ '-

,..¢»'fll.i>-Ki{~-‘-‘ 3--"'- “'

87264-154581

7"”

iRlver. was a

passenger ‘ from a pleasant

can centres.‘

the city in connection with

iStroet to the Railway Station.

output of

Fish Increases

WASHINGTON. April. lt-The outiput of the fish cunning industry lllfll Your totalled 95.171422 an i71- crcasc of fifteen percent Salmon produced in Alaska and the Pacific Coast sintcs made up half the tot- ul.

MARRIAGES

GLOW-IRVING —-At the Manse, 202 Prince Street. April 14. 1926. by Rev. W. ‘Bruce ‘Muir, Alexander ll- ClOW. Murray Harbor North to Stella ID.’ Irving 0i‘ Cambridge.

McKENZlE-FRIZZELL --At the Munso. 202 Priinco Street. April 14. i926. John William McKenzie. Rose Valley to Emma Alberta Frizzcll, New llnven.

CAMPBEILL—MOORE. — At tlic Munso. Montague. P. ii]. l.. on Mou- filly ovonling. April 12th. i926, by tho Rov. John Sterling. George ll.

Ethel C. Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Moore of Murray Rlverr, ‘l’. E. i.

DONALD-McGOUGAN. —At thc residence of the officiating niinist- er. Rev. G. H. Ramsay. D. D.. 202 Hillsboro Street. on April 14th. i926. Mr. S. Keith Donald. of Son

to Miss Anna Grace MacGougnn of Malpeque. daughter of the late Robert McN. MacGougan.

DEATHS

MOFFATT --0n Wednesday ev- ening April 14th. there passed away at his home at New Glasgow the late A-rtemas Moff-att. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 ‘P.M. from New Glasgow United Church.

GOFF—At the residence, N0. 3580 Fifth street. this city. April 6, 10 6 Doctor liarry Neville Goff. hti - band of Pearl iiundley Goff of san ‘Diego. Cal. brother oi‘ Mrs. Charles Strangniainoi Victoria, B. C.. Mrs. Arthur W. Jenks of Berkeley. find P. W. Goff of Valier.’ Mont.. ‘a na- tive of Prince Edward lsleind. Con. aged 66 years. l1 mouths. 18 days. The funeral services were held at his residence at 10 o'clock a. ni.. Friday. April 9. Rev‘. Wallace M. Hamilton officiating, interment in Greenwood Memorial Park.

lulu-u uuuu...

the Patterson Candy Co.. Toronto,

‘Capt. F. .l_ D. lvllcDougnll of Belle on the Western train lust night, returning visit to Boston. ‘New Hampshire and other Ameri-

Mcssrs. J. D. Grant. Halifax and W. A. Fraser. Truro, oi’ the West- ern Union Telegraph Co.. are in the work on the erection of the aerial cable from the office on Richmond

ice. tant. ice. .

where.

wind. ‘He taut. l , lPlctou-‘Cloudy. south Mat willtLlTlle decline was token es indica- Heavy open ice east and west of l-lll! lllll I l"!!! fill‘! "l ll"! 8X90" [Canadian grain previously handled ‘scam-lo (MM-Clear. ‘north west‘, through United States ‘Heavy close packed ice sea ports have been diverted to

{Canada routes to the seaboard. I

Pictou Island.

wind. everywhere.

no ice in night.

THURSDAY AFIII-

Aapl:

Chairman-MR-

8. Violin:

Ticket: mly be had at member: of the Oommlliflfi-

A: accommodation lc I

noon; Memorial-Hull LQ9tllf§'#RG¢lli1| “HANDEL”

BY REV. F. H. LITTLEJOHNB Ind PROF- W. E. FLETCHER

ulna. w. s. rnzrcrisn ‘Ind Miss LiLLiAfl MacKENZIE

l-EBTURE ‘ MUSICAL PROGRAMME

Mrl. W. E. Fletcher, Min L. MneKenzle 7—Vocal Solo-Aria, “Sounder: Alarm" Mr. F. E. Stuartabtubll: Te-ncr.

"Largo In G"

NOTE:—"The Vocal Number. arc taken from the Oratorio "Judi! Maccnbacun." ADMl58iON—35 CENTS

should be made at once to prevent dllcppcintme ‘.

“ill ltllillllll till" ,Ei l HllllJllY_

Other in New Hen- ly Film.

inn Al‘ a. F. i.

ted by

JAM E8 PATON

1. Plaho Duet—_“OvQrturo' to the "Occasional Oratorio" Min L. MlcKcnlle, Mr. W. E. Fletcher a vrom, “mm”. Mm 13- . Another-perfect. screen combin-

3. Voca|—Reclt.-"| feel the Deity Within" and Eleanor ‘Boardmnn in one pic; Arln.—“Arm, Arm, Ye Bravel" ture. lt is "The Auction Block.

Mr. W. E. Fletcher n MctroGoldwyn- Mayer Produc-

4_ you“ Arlg-"comQ Ever-Smiling Liberty" lion, which opened yesterday at Mn. W. E. Fletcher the Prince Edward Theatre. lio-

5 won". ' “song. N.” 4i» " bnrt Henley directed this adaption ' (..M“"“°'.. ||A||°g'°'" |lLaruh.tt°’" llAugufb") of the famous Rex Beach novel. 6 Von‘ Du“ “o Lovdy Pun" The work of the two stars is al-

ways in perfect co-ordinatlon. There is no overshadowing of one by the other. ‘but each ‘acts as a perfect‘ complement to the other.

icharles Ray plays the part of a young heir to Pittsburgh millions. and Eleanor is eeen as Lory Knight. a ‘beauty contest winner ‘from Palmdale. lSouth Carolina. Realizing Ray's type of roles heretofore. it would seem that his part is a little out of keeping. “but he handles it with perfect ease and nonchalance. While Ray's meth- od of ‘approach is different from

the Guardian Office or from

lmlted application for ticket:

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peal asking for heavier jail terms for the convicted men.

Rural Credit Scllemfi

OTTAWA. ‘April l-L-‘The Gov- ernment's rural credit. scheme l5 expected to ‘be before the House this week. Main lines of the scheme have rbeen decided. Il- l8 understood that the bill is prwllc- ally ready for submission-

The scheme is n broad dell"? ure from that of last session. Then the ipiioposal was a loan to the lprfl- vlnces of ten millions to enable them to make long term advances to farmers. The bill passed the House but failed to So through the Senate.

This year's proposal. according to gossip, follows rather the Ain- erican scheme of land bailks wlbh modifications to imeet Canadian

vinclal governments it is stated. are to cooperate in the scheme.- National System of Banking

tOTT-AWIA. April Memibers’ day in

1»i.-— Private the

slon of a resolution declaring that the time was ripe for the establish- ment of a national system of bank- ing in Canada,

J. ‘S. Woodsworth, Labor ‘member for Winnipeg North Centre. was the imover. He maide it clear that he ‘dlld not exipect the House to de- clare itself 0n such an important resolution without ample investiga- tion. l-le hoped, however that the Minister of Finance would agree ho its reference to the banking and commerce committee of the I-louse.

jection to, only stipulating that wit who know nothing of banking should not be summoned to appear before the committee.

gran-ted to the Bunk, They issued currency and controlled credit. Through interlocking dlrectoratcs

many large and supipose-dly inde- pendent business corporations. Cur rency he believed. should be issucii only by tho government.

Ice Report '

C. H, Harvey, agent of the marine

Ulslet (in-Clear, west wind.

No ice in eight.

strong north west wind. No ice in‘ sight.

‘Fame iPolnt (330)-—-Clondy. strong?

north wcsi, wind. No ice in iaightl

Point Escuminsc i466)——-Cioudy.l

west wind. Light open ice every-l where. '

Magdalen ll-slanil i490)- Cloudy,‘

south west wlud. Old IHarry. Etang eign commerce , du ‘Nord. ‘Grosse isle. heavy opcnlflreat. Lakes was nearly 1.900.000 “ml "m" cargo tons less l-‘n volume in llllllll Plfilfllllll BB)’. close ‘packed than in 1924. the bureau ,, sehrch 'of the United States Sbln-dmldlcme Mme‘ ‘Si. Paul's island i545)—Clondy. pins Board pointed out toduy lnl _ w,

west wind. Light open ice every. the fourth of a series of illlfllytllilMflre ma’ .oii foreign trade fluctirnW-‘is. Cape Ray (Mob-Cloudy, northll924 movement wind. lHenvy close packed ice dig-‘CHTBO tons. ‘. tant. i lmrlsburg -—- Clear. strong west changes in traffic and a decillige in‘ avy close packed ice d’s-]roal exports through Great Lnkesl 'ports

Amherst. liea-vy open ice dis-

Ccpe Race i835) - Yesterday's

weather, snowing. vni-‘Zlble when, haven. Oswego and Rochester to

an onions clbba iihoiiid becodkeil n an uncovered 961.000 vencl in a laws quantity of’ utter. 3.310.000 Mil lb 1935-

\

conditions. Both dominion and pro-

illouse of ‘Commons was devoted to discus-

This. Hon. J. A. Robb made no ohqsteady, the ‘butter and checsc mur-

‘Mr_ Wogdgwgrth said ma; m1. crn Canadian markets are report- vgtg bung; 1n can“; had reamed ed as steady and slightly firmer a point where they could practtcal- "Qflfiy- 056T! 1y dictate the financial policy o; the prairie provinces have not been so the 15-year-old Cinderella to the country. llo outlined the prlvllegcsilllellllllll-

tlhoy were able ‘to assume control of 29

ILNMFAX‘ “pm lawns ropurumjivlihing extras 29. firsts 27. seconds rcccivod from Qiuebec yesterday bylmd Pllllel-a‘ 24-

dcpartment. are as follows: mom“? market“-

Cnnlllnp‘ points from- 965.000 tonsrrllllel 1° "l9 "lllmul" in "at o l f 396i. 000 th 0h . .

mm" flamed mffqlmfmflfi: toss in iin§'?'w-'.‘$:.il..§u to !,000,- was in your system. Till! excellent

' most of the screen's famous ‘lovers.

it" lei nevertheless, exceedingly ii e ec ve.

(cmadin pm") _ The lovely Eleanor Bonrdrnan

has one of the finest roles of her career. There is something very real ‘about this young woman's impersonations, and her principal appeal probably llcs in the fact that most of us have known Hlrls much like ‘her. Seldom ls acting ‘ability, beauty and charm com- ‘bined to such a degree as it is in Miss Boardmen. ln this film she plays the role of a young girl who desert-s ‘her husband on the day of their marriage on learning of his rakieh and indolent past. The secret of their marriage is kept by the estranged couple, and the abandoned young man goes to work to prove to her his worth and industry. He makes good. but becomes the object of much feminine affection, thereby arous- ing the jealousy of his dsdoinful wife. iShe retallates by accept- ing the attentions of a wealthy young man. greatly to her hus- baud’s alarm. The final recon- ciliation is adroitly set forth. Sally OlNci-l and Ernest Glllen as the two Lane children, give very fine performances, while Charles Clary, David Torrcnce. James Cor- rigan, Forrest ‘Scabury and Ncd Sparks distinguish smaller roles. Frederic and Fanny Hatton wrote‘ the adaption of this Metro-

, MONTREAL. Que. April 1‘l—~The feature of the export trade in Cali- adinn grain on the Montreal mark- et today was the continued 80ml‘ demand from the United Kinllllmll. for oats and as cables in most cas- es were stronger at an ndvuucc in prices, a. very fair numiber of ord- ers were ncfielllfll- F" Mal’ 5MP‘ ments, continual buyers W<=lc fllli° in the market for Manitoba wheat and soles of a few loads were tnade.