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, THE GUARDIAN I T|iEl1iiENTRlli .iil|ARiilNi anon n-om Holman! Catalog

LADIES RUBBER WORK aprons, green. rose and chintz. Spec ial 85c. Prowse Bros Ltd.

‘ l ;.APRIL5,1924

ltsowano LAST. TIMES TODAY TO SEE “THE MillilliiHT ALARM”

'7-—REELS—7

. TODAY 3 SHARP. NIGHT 7 l 8.45 _ Matinee, Adults 16c. Children 11c EvcningOrchsstra 26c. Balcony 2h

Children 11c.

rl-nssu sac-ran asmura 80c. White's, Sunnyside. 1i

HIGHFIELD GONGREGATION- Services in Highficld Presbyterian , 23°2"4‘4"2‘- Church Sunday April c will lbe at :

MR. MAN w“ assure you ma; one 1.30 p. m. Sunday School ‘at 2 p. m. of our new spring Hats will im- prove your appearance.

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l, maroon runes-we have in ‘ ‘Mme our show room.‘ a. Balloon Gum Dip 2314‘4'5'1i' ped Low Pressure Cord Tire. Call .

SPECIAL use Ladies new a“ s” n‘ A‘ H§§§° ‘i’ 6°‘ 8-4-3 3i spring sweaters, wool, silk and . woélhlall sillk, sleeyes, ilatltlatratlsbades 9U,“ MEN-ls HAT; are "champ an I save éss- P1‘ w H; - "W8? ions of the city rol- style, quality Bms- 2392'4'4‘2 - and price. Prowse Bros, Did, 2314-4-5-11.

RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT QUAL- ITY, right price. Prowee Bros, new spring hats for men.

ACID MIXTURE with true fruit 2314-4-5-1l- flavors 29cts lb. White's Sunny- OHEVROLET.—-Cail and see the “m 1-‘ 5 new models now on display at our VBROOKHELD CONQREGA-rlo showroom, Kent lSt. Open evenings. _servlces m Brooklﬂeld consmga_ A- Home & C°""‘z376'4'3 31' tion for Sunday, April 6 will be as follows: Hunter River, 11 a. m. NN ENJOY-ABLE iVlENiNGr-‘A Hartsville, 3 p. m. and Broolrficld very enjoyable evening was spent 5 p, m_ on March 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Francis, Séil-letown when a number of lﬁriends from Lady ‘Fane, their previous abode ga- thered to spend a few hours with them. Music was furnished by Messrs. Hillard Francis and Hallctt Rodgerson on the violin ac-

IBRITAIN HAS BIG SURPLUS ‘Philip Sncwdon. Chancellor of the Exchequer, announces that ‘Brl. v taln has a surplus of nearly fifty; mliilion pounds of income over ex- penditure. This surplus la to b0 applied to debt reduction. making a total of over 1688900000 of the national debt which has been wip- ed out this year. It is cauvsc for satisfaction lover the national cys- tcm of financing, but provides lit- tle hcpe cf relief for the tax-payers cf the country. ‘

HEART INTEREST DRAM-A-SENSATIONAL THRlLL$—BREATH-T-AK|NG SUSPENSE

A girl fighting for her birth-right. Trapped by crooks. imprisoned in a steel vault, beneath it crashing floors‘ 'around it seething, raging flames, a rescue ncvcr before screened.

LIQUOR CASE. -—-At the Police Court yesterday Harold Cahlil, Richmond Street. appeared on a prohibition charge and was sent- enced to six months in jail.

Q§<FE9-@'§£3.9!

A LlAUGHA-BLE “OUR GANG" COMEDY

“The Big Show”

SOCIAL FU NCTlONr-A large

Don’t Forget Matinee at 3 Sharp

oompanied by Miss Jeanette Mac- Vlttie. Candy was then served by Miss Francis At 11.30 the friends

crowd gathered at Grahams Road Hall Friday evening. March 28th, the event being a social to raise

THE DAILY

departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. money for the Florence Murray Francis and family the compliments l-lospllal. A short programme was

T" --- ‘ Chorus-Clementine; Rendlng— A DEL-IGHTFUL Dl~SOOVERY.- Dorothy Brown. (score); Duet——

Tho desire of every housewife is to Peggy O'Neil-Hilda Murray and be a good bread maker, and as good Ada McKlnnon; RBBdIHE-dvllss ONE NIGHT ONLY Tuesday, April 8th at 8.30 Sharp

bread cannot be produced with oth- Mutch; Dllﬂl-Lllilﬂb)’ — Olive GRAND CONCERT

er than good ﬂour, it naturally foi- Campbell and Robina Whitehead; BY THE

lows that the good housewife de- ReHdins-e-Mlss Enman; SON-Doll- sires the best flour she can get. 1t aid Campbell (encore); Resdlns is this desire for good ﬂour on the —Mﬂl'i;l1l‘8l; McLeod. At the conclu- part of housewives that has brought Ell"! 0f the Dfﬂgrﬂmmﬁ contests about the large consumption oi were entered 11110 and BHJQYM! ill’ Charlottetown Orchestral a Society Under the Direction of Prof, W. E, Fletcher, A. R. C. M., A. T. C. L. Assisting Artists‘

UREGAL» FLOUR m prime Ed. old and young. Lunch was then ward Island dufrmg the pa“ few served and the crowd dispersed. all Miss Mary Hessell—Sopnano (Formerly of London, Eng.)

years. The ease with which good hoping to have ‘he 9193511"? 0f B!"

bread is made from "REGAL", h“ tending another social in Graham's Mr. » F. T. Watki-s-Solo Pianist b _ ________ Glasgow Dramatic Club in their PRICES-Sh, 80c, $1.10 hall on March 21st and was greet-

bccll a delightful discovery for Rm“! 5°“- SEATSNOW ON sacs TICKET OFFICE ovens AT s“ “Y a “m h°““°~ The diam“ w“ .

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inclined to think that nobody would get any good out of an edvertisei ment unless it was hard to read. i Judging by some of the advertises ments that l ace, there must be quite a num-ber of these hardy covl enanters still extant. but if there is any piece of writing in the world that ought to be easy to read, it is an advertisement. g You ‘have absolutely no claim on tile reader's attention. You have no right. to expect him to give one instant of this time or thought to your proposal. You are a beggar at his intellectual door. You are standing. on a street CO1?‘ ner with a sign hung around your neck ‘lPlease help the blind" o-nri you are holding a little tin cup in your hand and begging for a few pennies of his thought. lt is true that you claim you have some» thing to give hi-m in exchange, but he doesn't ‘klnow that. As far as you are concerned there is no T9110 son at all wily your reader shoul I bestow so much as a pnssln thought upon you.- j Certainly, in these circumstnny, ccs every device known to gram- mar and rhetoric should be draft to your service. l am not going t attempt, in the limits of so short an article, to tell you how to make, what you write easy to read. Voiql umes have been written on the subl, ject. Yet. l can at least refer youl to one voluime which, in my opin-.| loll, ls all exceedingly helpful one} I am not going to say that it is thd best that has ever been printed on the subject, because l havo not had time to read everything tlla-t has been printed on the subject. IBuIiI those who are interested cannot go, wrong in getting c book entitled “English Com-position," lby the late Professor lBarrett Wendell, of Han‘ vard. ' I know some of you are going to exclaim. "Well, what has ‘English composition got to do with advortis-I‘ lng?" And i am going to reply tq you, "Everything." All of the rulesi of good composition apply to ad! vertlsing just as well as they api ply to Emerson's “Essay on Friend ship," or Kipling‘s "The Man Wh . Would "Be ‘Kingf,’ There is just as: much need for clearness, force, yes! even elegance of a certain kind, irt the writing of an advertisement as‘ in any other kind of writing. l Learn to write clearly and forcei fully and you will not -have to lalbel‘ your advertisement “Easy to takejl because it will be so easy to lakei that people will take i-t without.

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m‘ Minard’; Llnimsnt For Sprains

PERSONALS

Mr. John C. Moulton of the R. C. N., left this morning for Halifax.

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Mr. Edward Deegan was a pas senger East yesterday.

COMEDY DRAIMA A SUCCESS "The Deacon" a comedy drama in live acts was presented by the New

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Mrs Maud McDonald, Winsloeds visiting friends in this city.

Mr. A. W. Brennan, Summemlde is in the city.

keepers, who for years had been struggling with other flours, and with only partial success. As a rc- sult of the observations rnndc, these housekeepers have now chosen “REGAIP for their own baking. More than that, they have recom- mended it to numerous friends and acquaintances.

to interpret his or her part with" talent lbordering on the professional Pile following is the cast of char- acters: "The Deacon," Rendel Hous- ton; Mr. Wheeler, Preston Camp- bell; George Graei’, Percy Dickie- son; Pete, Cecil Laird; Billy, Revell Dlckieson; Officer, Edgar N. Stev» enson; Parson Brown, Eldon Mac may; IMTS. Thornton, bliss Elsie Lnlrd; Mrs. Darrach, Mrs. Percy Dlckieeon; Miss Amelia, Mrs, Bren. ton Dickieson; Miss Helen Th0Tli-| ton, Mrs. Rendel Houston; Daisy‘ .l>can, Mrs. Preston Campbell; Lit- nlc Nellie Dalrach, Viola Stevenson. Filo singing and dancing between the acts by Charlottetown talent was a pleasing feature of the ev- ening's entertainment. iMTS. W .11. Bulman, organist and Mr. J. E. 'Mol‘- fat, violinist, also added greatly to the enjoymen tot those present. The play was repeated at Frederic- ton on the 25th and was a decided success.

many Prince Edward llslnnil house-

well staged and each actor seemed -5"m-'A~\-M' ONLY Mr. E. S. Blanchard is leaving this - ~—————-——————— — morning on a business trip to Hali- Rotarlans who plan attending the Orchestral Society gym Concert please call early at “H: Ticket Office for your res- crvations.

Continuing the Showing of

Spring ll1i i i iln e ry

Goats, Dresses, Suits

The wonderful showing of the new ideas in Millin- ery, Coats, Dresses and Suits will be continued today and tomorrow. '

The recent buying trip of Misses MacLellan and Foster has resulted in later novelties in Millinery being on display here-—lines that you will not see else- where, making this showing one of the most interesting that has ever taken place in the City.

thunk m“ nemmm-s and Mien,“ na Gsrveatto, Gwen Garvga|,[e_ knowing that they are doing so. i for sympathy shown thcm in their ‘Mm?’ A~ prism", 19619191‘. (Copyrlnm 192“ ' '

-——-¢0>-——i . into sad bcrnavcnlont. lhe death of . l

M“ qnce-s‘m.,thor_ "ro oua LOVED ISLAND. MODERATE PRICES Seller-Headley

- ~ .-» sat‘ ‘alum-m _ ' . N uptials

Tim following clipping is from "mu

the IBoston Transcript of March And i“; a m“, dog 29th, A wedding to tﬂkc T11R69 l" On map or chart, but loved by nil. tllc vsstry oi Park Street church. And touﬂgtg‘ meal 59o; _ t.hls afternoon and which will be mllfked ‘b!’ Ollille Billlllllllily l5 U181 Too 0ft we fault our native homo. °i Ml" Halli!“ “"1141! $611451‘ 0i Where things. gang, aft, aglee. " Boston and Dorrance Clark Headiey Dear land, tis we who, are to blnmo. of Cambridge, at which the pastor lf we our faults. could see . 0i’ the ﬂlllfllh. Rev. A. Z. Conrad, Your profiteers do fear to lose. D. D. is to officiate. There will be Their money, now at rest.

no bridal attendants. Miss Seller is Unlike the Yanks, likewise to wear a. travelling gown of Suede Jews.

colored chanmcen with a hat of Their last dime would invest cocoacoiored straw and with lace. Your money tied, our brswny ind She will carry a bridal bouquet of To ~Uncle Sam must go.

lilies oi’ the valley, The ceremony To any old bills and help poor duri- at the church will be followed by As their cash is rather low.

a small tos confined to the immedl. late friends of the bride and bride- groom, given at tho Woman's City Club of Beacon Street. Miss Sel- ler is the daughter of the late ilonry Seller and Mary J. (Rich- ards) Seller of Charlottetown, l’. E. 1.. Miss Seller was educated ut Prince of lwsles College in that place and later took a. special course in social service at the Tor-

Mr. Jolln T. Cronin, formerly oi’ London, England representative and engineer of Conard Company, Montreal returned last night from n business trip to the mainland.

NINE MILE CRIEEK SCHOOL

The following is the standing of Nine Mile Creek School for the mouth oi‘ March:

(Prado Vltli.-—1. Margaret Mc- Donlnld, Alice Walsh equal; 2, Jos- cph Walsh; 3, Arthur ‘MBCDOnHld; 4, Raymond Taylor.

Grade V.-—1, Margaret Belts; 2. Mary Smith; 3, Florence MacDou gall: 4, Florence MacDonald, Mam- ie MacDougall, equal.

Gnndell-L-l- Willie mith, Doris tlarneatte, equal; 2, Verna Garveat. e.

LOBSTER PABKERS

Order Your Factory Metal Supplies Now

How about a few TRAYS or BOILERS to your FACTORY NEEDS.

com plats

Mail orders promptly filled.

TRY TRAINOR

With your next crdcr.

FRED H. TRAINOR

B0 Grafton Stret Opp. Prince Edward Theatre Phcnc 393 J.

Grade lll.-—1. John Betta; 2, Gil-

Fm- Bprglng bert ‘MaoDougall: 3. Jean Garvreat- t

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. IFred M. Ince of Hampton arukrelatives, desire to

MIRINIS“ Llnlmsnt ik-{O-Ob-

e. Grade ‘l.—l. Harriet Garveatte; 2, Gwen Garveatle; 3, Lester Smith. Perfect attendance for the month Margaret Betrs, liilary Smith, Murlol MacDonald, Harriet Garvestte- Ver.

Prince Edward Isle my nutivo land: Bound by the dark blue sea . Bright green, not formcil by hum;

an hand 1 How dearly l love illeo. . Some critics say. oh dear you'rd

‘PRECIO US S TOZVES- REA so NA BL l’ PRICED

PAIN LESS REMOVAL OF

CORNS

Rexalll Corn

Solvent ‘*

Stops the palm under-

the

Loved daughter loyal and so bravo. Respond to bngles’ call.

Steamed forth, now have a watery grave.

From a. lion's torpedo ball.

This bravo young nurso her name shall livo ' When hlliows cease to roar

Her precious iifo did freely give. To aid those sick and sore-

Cathollc Church of which she was a faithful member. Much will she ho missed in the community where- by her sweetness ,of disposition and willingness to assist every wor- thy cause she had made a host of

“d smoke from our own nsl land is brilhter than ﬁre in a sign country.

‘IN MEMORIAM

MR8. J. C. BOLOIR.

rif it is well with your stoma Nut lungs and your feet. r0

It is with sincere regret that we

7w y“, aIWPRICID by OilE and PURITY. T Owns lot us show you cur stock.

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We hIvI poms vary fins Diamonds at exceptionally good prices. Nothing in the world gives such charm and elegance to the weary Jielllllﬁlfttarinj rays or Inc Diamonds. They an a wih invcltmcm

vnlnss’ and loosens ths corn. making it easy to remove, .

PRICE 25c PER GOTTLE

I. Claw otﬂrookline. The tea follow-

onto Methodist College.

Mr. Hcadicy, the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Helen Ada (‘Dan- iels) Headlsy and late Major i. H. B. Hesdley. who was oharplaln of the United States army. The brldgsgrounl ls the grandson of the lste Rev. P. C. Headley, distingu- ished ss an historian. He is a nep- hew of the isle -P.,C. Handle .Jr._ s prominent citisdn of New cdford and the nsphsvv also of Mrs. Wil- liard 0. Annes and Mrs. A.

is; tap ssrsncav m- sncrnocn is

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Full praise to give, grand.

No human has the gift Likewise our sons who have the

sand. Like men of the 105th.

such heroes

Dear land. l bid you sad goodbye. For soon, I ‘too must toil To genome-cash... with brilntsl

079 l leave my astivs soil Now moneyed msn. do please let

go. , The cash, you hold so tight.

record the death of Mrs. Jss. C. Hillier (nee Mary Kelly) who pas-

dl! morning March 28th at the age of 68 years. Mrs. Bulges hsd been enduring good health up to the very day of her death, when lhe was stricken with that dread disease

medical aid and the kind nursing of loving encsccuhhictrhring re- llsf and stay the hand of the grim destroyer her gentle spirit left this vsls of tears to receive the reward of s ilfs vvcil splat.

in her short illness aha was vls- ltad by hsr devoted psalm- an, A, L. Harrell who consotqd h” n. "l"! Vi"! words of kindness and

And our Isis. thonsll alnsil ‘la wealth shall grow. has llllllddl m right- fprr 9.160%

sod at her home in Lot 11 on Fri-i

(lilrllvsls) and despite all thati

friends. Much will she be missed in the home where she aver was a kind s dutiful wife a gentle and loving mother. She leaves to mourn besides her sorrowlng ‘ * -' three sons and three daughters, Mmelv. Joseph, Rumford Falls} Matthcas and Aucss st home, Mrs. 1111M Hymns. Rumrol-a nus; Mtli James Durant. Tllcrborn. N. .s.,; and . Miss. RlilhllLALlmlnm

wssilfh can sdd nothing more.

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ﬁifilllfs aﬂg I901" and heals ‘IISUOIF - - -,

Her funeral which was

attended was hsid on u sum, from her e to 8t rid|et'sr' 11. where as m éeiabrst '

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