SEPTEMBER 21.1921 _ .

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EIIEN E lIIMBER BUSINESS

Local Firm Supplies A ,_ Large Wh ole s a 1 e

I And Retail Tradfi*W.ii1li_,High Quality _o Wood And Wood Products.

‘ ‘ nut strict adherence iisivinz u...» demands oi

ii ,.

5nd intimate kno' , both ofgllhe a wholesak and retail trade, the ex- ‘ stock which a h dles and 0f

requirement; ‘oi if; customers. all: uie keystbnes of expulsion and gress, finds ample proof in the ggwth and success which has ac- panled the flrm oi L. M. Poole $0., dealers in lumber. now con- ugLed by Mr. Simon Paoli, Sr., with ‘om is associated his son, Mr. Simon Paoli, Jr.

“ildcarly a quarter oi a century ago he

m. Paoli bought the lumber bus- of the late L. M. Poole and Wu conducting it under ‘the for-

tent of yiiklh is but little realized by he livable oi this city.

instance, last Saturday, sev- enteen men, with all the teams were busily employed all day long, some attending to the wants oi what seemed to be a steady stream of customers, others occupied in the discharging of three schooners rec- ently arrived with cargoes oi lum-

r.

,It is interesting to note that the captains of these schooners, fort-

, _n_ htly in their visits, have been 'r companies name which has e ed with Mr. Paoli for ten to n retained ever since. 56v ntecn years. Besides the lumber

time whariage accommodations vpyxe confined to less than an acre; ' ay the lumber yards oi L. M. Iwle d: Co.. cover an area of near- lyiiour acres of built up land upon ' ch there is approximately one lion feet of lumber land severi1 sheds under which ./ there can be nd all ' that‘ is necw for building purposes. such as’ dorlng. athing. mouldingsr floor isoards. ngles, laths, spouting," . "inf-wood flooring, brick, lime, plus ‘i, plaster QHI-‘pris, cement. All these are sold

iii any quantity-large orisrpait . '1 . fin

liimber oi all measurmiazis

' w 12x12 can be readily sup- d.

_. he company emplcwfipdugfllfi the miner months, m‘ number oi local . Four delivery teams. and it

w b6 said here that th"e;hors’dq in]

teams are the subjfiit oi much ‘favorable comment by citizens, are '“pt busy all thclyeag round. facili-

At cacti

conveyed by water. the firm receives between one hundred and fifty to 15W; hundred car loads yearly by ra . -

Extensive repairs have been and F1. b91118 done to the wharf and ‘yard and at the \presellt time it is safe to say that Pooh's Wharf is the best as iar as stability is con- cerned. with perhaps one exception. of any which line the waterfront. Five drive ways, on each side ‘of which lumber is neatly piled ac- cording to grade and size, make the handling. hauling and inspection of the stock. _

Almost a life time oi experience in the lumber business has ven Mr. Paoli a knowledge of. wo and wood products which. perhaps, few 0n theisland possess and that ex- tensive knowledge enables him to give tovcustomers Jusfwhat is want- ed in whatever is required for build- ing purposes. . '

" E I “It i“ "of .

" .QVLASSIEIED~ ADVERTISEMENTS‘

n,‘ Ono insertion 10o por lino oi S wot-In

.,__ l Hour inooriion .. 8o per ilno oi '5 word;

m light lnaeriiono Taper lino q‘ 5 "on" \ Jo“ n” oévwowogo r

"' ‘ Agents Wanted , ,, For Sale i‘ ‘curs WANTECI To" TAKE '

dars for the finest line oi‘ Per- onal Greeting ~C rds ever i-ihowll

FOR. SALE - TWO DOUBLE dwellings. Apply 206 Grafton St.

l Canada. _Roga Art? Co, 3l‘0_. _'j~— ‘padina Avc.. Toronto. FQR 551-5 " A H97 MR FURN‘

A_ w_ 30m, 21.27 nceili good repair. Apply Giuiril-

"_‘ ‘lflil (ifflce. , 9276 QRLESMEN -—- WANTED LIVE 1 ire salesmen to scll preferred F93 séLE-QNE NEW CART

area in a Maritime Province Bod!" APP“ 1° w J- sum" mCompany of years standing who Mllrshfleld- P-E- I- owa o 16 B‘

_ ave never missed a ~ dividonill- - >-'~ ' Direct "leads furnished. Liberal gtCommicsioli pilid. Wriio internu- itionnl .Finiiilce Company, 486' Si.

Em SALE FRESHET JERSE; "cow. Apply Wm. Moore. Milton.

hfohn St., and arrange for lll- 11231'9'2Q'1wk ervicw, representative will be. f!“ your territory wnhm u FARM FDR SALE -— I00 ACRES

vkw ‘with buildings, formerly owned by Daniel Robertson. Baldwin's Bead. For particulars. apply to ‘John McLean 8a Sop. Montague. ' ‘ 9262921 ti’

FOR ,su.a-a sacou HAND tractor one year old, aso plough

days. mm on wolvialv , r0 TRAVEL" and appoint agents. Position per-, ,manent. Yearly contract guaran- teeing $1092 and expenses. being 121. weekly average. Commission and cash bonuses besides. From . now until Christlnas best tlmewto succeed? Wrltewfor Yparticuiars,‘ Winston 00., Toronto. < A. W. Sept. 14-17-31-14-28.

‘a ' sale. Poole ague.

‘ Thompson, Mont- 9145-94541

, 1” i-"on sauz ~ DOUBLE TENE- merit dwelling house corner Mal~

—-——————-—--€,_...i_,____ AQENTB MAKE M°NEY'_E‘THER poque lload and Spring Park

Box-distributing Bliss Native

, Street. property of tho late hfioirbango; Loostlpiliicill. illdiges- i Hahn" IL McLemL Apply w ' 1 “m‘1“‘“"' 1'1"‘ Md‘ John McLeod, liunicr River, or

: YIHYH. 200 (loses, $1.00. Roflneil

to McLeod & ilentlcy, Charlotte-

giwork. Profitable. Full or part town _.'i_‘l§_1m3. nlillltiply your lnirilnle. Al- 9i93_3_17,m_ "* ‘ zo 0. Bliss Medical Coiijllluviy.‘

.. Plll- 49. 124 Si. Puul St. East. —-———-———-—~--- ~-—-

. ontreal. Canada.

' 9'lS3-‘Qul'ly2_l,24,2)ii AW . Male Help wanted _ _A_ ILII‘ r‘ L» r .4

WANTED-MAN TO WORK ON

MISCBIIHIIQOUS farm} state wages expected. Tup- ‘ __ per Ferguson,‘ York, it. R. No. 2. MOTORCYCLE BARGAIN. ALTON Mnrshficld. 917391651 Webb. 0'i.eary.‘ oiairaliv-swiiu. ———-———-— -_ _________._______ WANTED- MAN sou FARM UMBRELLAS REPAIBED, 116' work. Apply A. MacRae and son, Prince St. ‘ 927582131 Charlottetown, R. R. ti.

9035 9 8 tf

. JNO- ALFRED McDONALD, LAND BIG EARNINGS. BTEADY EM-

Surveyor, ilermanvillo, P.E.l. _. il-e-lmo. ploymen‘ ior Barbers. Become ~ export in 8 weeks. Write Moler JUST RECEIVED Sfljl’ new herring. Qeit iii ‘ liiax. a-l-zz-tnu

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, $rber_collcgc. Department "F" l.

MacKie d: Co. Grafton Si... East. f; i, ..a2qi-.v-_;i-iii

ndvaro onowsns-uus-r AR- Ived, another shipment ol Poin- o Diggers. Order quickly. W. :1. Dennis, Mnrshficld.

REMEM-BRAKEMEN, BEGIN: nors $150. later $250 monthly (which pnsiiionfl. way, Box 116 (lily.

9228-9-20-21

WANTED—WIDE AWAKE MAN, for n" ‘ position. Car use- iul. but’ not necessary Apply P. Box I16. City. D250-9-Il-2l

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z HlBiTlON is ‘onawlnd ‘ _ ose. Order your good suit or lop that this week from us, in —"*— is guaranteed. MAN

‘I any Mylo’ a m Tb learn buain t I d d | _ t I 05E, mufi DOSSQSH w" “‘“ r” “amp” ° ambition and ibis executive

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l:.':f1..::;".:a:..".".:.i ::.r.i.r:.:» Al... a". B... ls oi ‘well satisfied customers.‘ » -P ‘ - a‘ ' 9350414141

any hliaiilzawalrletelzelices - discount tb a" week. WANTED’ '4

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< _ and energy _ ' i ‘mum’ l" PM“ s1" P‘ ' 1"‘ promotion depends orllnglei-lt alone. M "°pm'°mal"°' 9'70 u Goodearningafromstart Applyfl.

i", vuofi ' “hi! 11¢ Olav,‘ v DQBIPQ-ZI-fll

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en and women g dollars up daily, in

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out... v. 4-. Tote:

a male. a ted, ‘spams so uonoom WITH. lint in»... heating Apply 82 o - an nxrunialvcpiti, ‘mow Bum. 9m

vm. . ~- mugylg pious; __1'_o LE1‘ -.— APPLv 22b

Burton l) A7‘ 63135.. A “Am Possession October 1st. neral '

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good pressed cry. Mcifio a ob. v - imo-ii-ao-si

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and harrow. icc right for quicki

Wriio Rall- __

wanted-as To as resins. .

. Gone for ever In be with Jeans

pro . ~ . W'*"*°11 _ "mtillllwii PM“ immune-n- one: cuss-rm a

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Street. Phone ‘Ma-L.

‘A , Togiqliora pinto

ma” CIIlLOTTETOWN _ GUARDIAN

‘PAGE THREE

A NEW

Funeral Home ‘ am. llieiflilllillll

Undertaker and Embllmel‘

Central Guardian

"THE PATSY"-Cast oi New York professionals. Don't miss this great Broadway success tonight. 928i

S. A. MacDONALWS Fall Oilfilk ing Thursday afternoon. ~ 9242-9-20-21.

54 Grafton Street Phone 482-1.

dlioaoi; uni; Jrganisl. oi SL-Jamcs Church (reaching Voice and Piano. ‘Studio St. James Church Hail "- _

THIS STORE OPEN all day to- day. Wednesday. Moore 8c McLeod. Ltd, 9279

DR. DOUGAITS OFFICE will re‘- open in the Twccl Building on Mon- day, Sept.‘ 26th. 9243-9-20-31

GRAND FALL OPENING Millin- cry, mantles, furs. etc., S. A. Mac- 5.1;- _ Donald'al'l‘llursduy afternoon. __ '

-» ““2""2°'2" Prof. Miche1s0n’s THIS STORE OPEN all day tO- . Wednesday. Moore 6r Mc1:;)% Experlments

CHICAGO, Ills., Sept. 20.—Pr0- fcssor Albert A. Michelson, physic- ist cf the Uniye ity of Chicil-Eo. who recently measIllred the speed of light at 186,263 pliles per second, will continue his SflidlQS~lh‘G8llI0!‘— nia.

Two large, specially constructed mirrors, one on the summit of Mount Jacinto _ ',_ 80 miles away o ‘Nioun

THE PATSY MAKES a tremen- dous hit everywhere. Three acts of gay comedy. Chautauqua, Tile Strand, tonight. 9281

"THE PATSY", a splendid. comedy splendidly put on. Don't failto sec it. At tho Strand tonight.

9281

T0 INTERVIEW GOVERNMENT —A'dclegation from the Associated Boards of Trade will wait on the local Government ifriday, the_23rd ‘inst at 2.30 p. m. to consider re- solutions passed at tho rcccnt meet- ings of the Boards.

Last year, Prof. Michelson coniiuct~ ed his experiments in the same reg- ion with thc mirrows about 22 rhil- es apart.

lCilAUTAUqUA, thc Strand, at

3-15’ Maude w11115 hum°r°115 Eeader‘ are sent out from one mirronlo the

in New York. Chica o and Philadel-

phia. Tonight at t c Strand. 9281

Springhill" Falls . Ready For Final

SPRINGHILL. Sept. 201 -— Base- ball enthusiasts arc all at fever heat here. awaiting- the filial game with Westville in Truro on Wednes- day. The day herc will probably be a public holiday‘ as large-num- bers are anticipating the trip on the baseball special which will leave here at 9 a. m. The baseball team will leave on tomorrow night's train for the hub and will ‘include all the regulars. '

PRELIMINARY TRIAL. '— The preliminary trial of Alyre Arsenault on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the death oi thc Doucettc child in thc recent auto- mobile accident was opened before Stipentiardy Migistrate Martin yes- terday morning and continued ill the afternoon. ‘Mr. Claire Camp- bell is reprcsenting the Attorney General and Mr. Gilbert Gaudct, K. C., the defendant. .

\ MOW PERSONALS

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The many friends of Miss Marion Clarke, who was recently operated upon ‘ior appendicitis is now con- valescing to a complete recovery.

Allbon To Start

It is generally believed that Alf Allbon, the star port sider, will start

will resume her classes in ciocution Tuesday. September 6th. Phone 958 for particulars.

USE TIlE BEST

"1'.’ ‘ . FORGET THE ' REST I 1

_--- thc game for thc Cumberland His many Jricnrls will ho sorry Chflmlllflllfi. bill’ MCI-Mill l5 315° 111911‘ in lonru inni‘ Mr, [A p, Tnmm, p; ing to have another chance at thc (‘DIiIlIlEil to his home by illness, but‘ Mafmme 51101111319115 and lllanflill}? hopes are entertained tllut he will Cimwal’ ma!’ g1” 1'- 1° 111m- Bmwlife {be oilt again in n few (lays 31mm" W111 11° 5011111‘ be Seen i111‘ =..____.,._._..__;,.. '. center field. Brownie is always ‘it L08 ANGELES QM“ 3ept.19|_ dangerous man on bases and will Overcome with» a‘ “mad desire" to n°,%_h1é1"bif‘zn‘znyfg°sd ‘égfifiident ma, 3211,0523!’ calgzittgldlnge Springhill will give a good account ed his 11 year om son. John d gflntghgysclves and bring home thc Am“ the ‘mung’ Mmaflch “me For those who are unable to makc ggghtzors an$hgeigg§€m to where he thc trip arrangements have been rown . b 1 - "1 can't tell why 1 killed him," Ill! :22?“ 1° gm ‘hem m’ game y m‘ said. "I had no reason to harm ' “ -- him: hc had not done a thing for i which he would have been punish-‘p ' ‘ ed. A mad desire suddenly came ov- er me to s n" my child - - I ask no favor—I must pay illc penalty for my not." __ ‘ . ROOSEVELT FIELD, KY-i S8911- CARI) OF THANKS 2o. --Rlchard a. Hudson of Mary- __ villc, Mich., thc firstzpglotuto stagt Relatives oi the late Bessie Browll 1" mdays C1555 A 2' m e a” ' _' 1 t Spokane. Wash.. and “M,‘fhm§§“‘E”h§s{§f,§°§o:“fl,1“§§,1gaiingtilgfifr. (c111 Maryville. were kill- $03. V2,. ' h,“ kmdnegs and cd today when the plane crashed in courtes yTileir roiessional carom“? “W15 1w" mnes west of Long f h y‘; S be ondp "use during a alley, N. J., Radikc, who was Hild- giibrigr dlillcuity illngs and their.5°"‘5 mecheflic- he" 511"“ 111° 1'11"“ treatment of all who visited hcr is 5169171115 1" 111° 7mm“ “m1 1111111111 “D being "ms, kindly remembered thc motor so that he would have it p217 in readiness for a start promptly at . ____ six o'clock. f H d The tragic elimination o u - THANKsbonfs plnnc from the race left buyt ..___ 13 oi the l5 starters roaring west- I wish to thank all those who ward towards Cleveland. Emil were so kind and generous to mc Burgin of Minola. N. Y.. was forced my E p Mmmi, Stewart, The crash of Hudson's plailc was ‘ '-~—-§4>-_--_ thc first known serious accident marring the air derby, which start-t -—-—‘ We desire to kindly thank all, Miss BARBARA MONEILL neighbors andfriends for the sym-l pathy and kindness shown us dur- ing the illness and aftcrthe death of our beloved husband and {Hillel'- Mrs. A. .I. Ross and Family. Plnctw. P .E. I. MANIIAGES MUTTART-FERGUSON - At the‘ United Church Parsonage, York. on Sept. 16th. 1927. Harrison Crawford; Muttart of Marshfield to Gladys E.‘ 9 Ferguson. daughter of David Fcr-‘ guson also of Mnrshficld. ~ m MEMORIAM i ,,

‘ in sail but loving remembrance oi my dear boy Chester Fraser who ed away Bsyitonibcr 18th. 1926. i c is gonc from all his suffering

To his iienveuly home above

. FOR ~ .’,

OORNS BIG 0R LITTLE SOFT OIL __IIARD

Reliall .

Who for him the victory won. God only knows iheYanguish pi those who loved blm best And he alone can comfort. Ile givctii his beloved rest. Inserted By Ills Mother.

____A_. .

the ot er about Wilson have been installed ior the tests.

The experim lit; 0.19s x911 Amati, are in the natligkbfglfveflflcat on 0f his previous figures. Flashes of light

IIIIIIIINIISIIIIE

INTERESTING

(Continued from Page i.) lug lllui he hail what he culled the uninteresting pilrt ill‘ the pro- gramme. Ilia speeches however, tcliilcil to dispel ully such illusion. Iii commencing the real and viial sulljci-i of the evening the spcllkc: brouglli ilp lilo question, "are thc boys illuhgirls ivorsc today than tll__ey fl'€i‘Q“\- generation ago? From his, t¥llfiflgllflih he siiid hc had not ioiilu lhcm' lu be so. (livilizllliilil

fluenccs and cnlldliiilils of the day afé such ils-‘tn illdilcc crinle where ignorance ilbl1l€l~l..>'Flll‘lll0l', he said, the prugrcssi of enlightenment and education along the proper lines

civilization. For example iext hooks Wlll('ll are put before illo

8P0 koiilg fnrlh ilniirlilcil i0 fllco 1119 lPllllitziilolli-l llilil difficulties which IWSUI their path lllrougllilut JIM. 'l‘lic. chicf objection in

flicied by ivllat is commonly knowil as "fiilsc modesty". (lull harm come from such (ulllglliennicnl. ‘Emphilllcully no! Tllc chief harm

Lilinp, (lull we, the parents, go Oi‘. filléWillllll-Z illc solo of this vile Ili- erillilrc ilnliliig lilo fiilnrp piilzeng of our country‘! The carvers or some of ihc must hardcuilil of crimimlls may b0 irilceil Iluizk iil lhc reudiilg of silch vilu pilhliczl- Hons. Cull we wrap rlilrselvcs ill ihc rilllcs of justice ulld convict, through our Iiiws, ihogp r-lillrl crilnillzils, who llllVQ hccnnlo wllut ilicy urc ill all likolyllrlurl ihroilgll our ‘iulcrzliiilll iu permitting illelri io rend ihcsc books illlll maga- zines? llllVL‘ we nhi ilvcrlorlkcil lll".

judged lo llilVc boon successful in. business if he has succeeded ill piling up ii largo amount 0f money. iiow lllll('ll is such-a miln ivorih to ihc (iillliililllllly in which he lives? (lolnilnrc. him with llli‘ school tcilvlicr, who pcrlluils is subsisting on u nlcrc piltnllcc. Docs he com- lilliiillif. all’! Some Gilly tliili a lllrill cilunoi be ll. millionaire iiiul yet In‘ Ilollvsl. Tho saying gilcs iliiit ilic Illllll who uiirlls a million is lo Ilusy oiirilillg in collect and ihilt llll.‘ mull who ivollccis u niillioil is too Iuisy collecting lo earn it. liiililolis of (lilllilfrl urn ouch year ill sport and Ill invest- mellis which are likely to produce more wealth hut how much lire we investing ill lnnriil and Intcllcctilifl ilplifl of our cllililroil.

.Iuilgn Rule said in conclildiilir- that ill his experience ill lilo juve- ivillc court ho hail foililrl thili some of the toughest young criminals iurilcil out to llc ihc Ilcsi chilrui-t- crs when placed illulcl‘ proper In- fluences and Ilzindlcil right. Wc nlust have fnitll in believe ill ihcm -—fuiih to bedicvc Illfil God line pliiceil a generous share of good in the very wilrsi ynillig boy or girl. ulul ihiit it ilwillis only the proper iliflilunccs to bring it pill.

Thu liirgc iluilicilcc was quito vis-

Spuiliug lllc gurdcil [his full is un t‘X('t’lli‘.ilf plan which will inl- prove lilo iilth oi’ lhu soil iiexi springl ‘llig ilnrlci‘ compost or sizi- blc lnuliilrc if rllllninilblc this fall.

threc day race to Spokane.

FUR SALE '

At Canoe Cove desirable residence with siorc and outbuildings, also‘ three acres of land. suitable for summer residence or for general store. Apply to A. A. MacDougaII. Algylksllflflh ,

9273-9-2l-ws8i

To he sold y; public auction on the premises at 8t. Caiherlnes on‘

‘ ltlomlayihe 20th day oi SeptembeFerwise cruel-oil."

instant, commencing at ien o'clock in_ the iorenoon, all the llve stock crop, implements and movable: of, the late George Bherren, including the following: I Crop of about 300 bushels mixed

‘ oats and barley in sheaf, 50 bushels

‘oi when in sheaf, 20 ions hny, 4 acres potatoes. 1 acre turnips.

LIVESTOCK: 4 horse; 4 rnllch; cows, l yearling cattle, 8 heifers (2

Corn_$oIvent

REMOVES THEM

u. n. IiIacLEAN Undertaker

when: m ""0 lwfi"l.

Price 25c P,er Bottle. ‘

THE PROMPT DBUGGISTS

years old) 3 calves, 1 breeding sow| and '1 pip, 1i sheep, '1 lambs, 80 hens.

M CIIINIILY: Mower, hinder.‘ hnyc tier, ihroohipg outfit with gasoline engine. funnel-s, rake seed- er, gong plow. scuifler. barrows, hll-. lcr. roller, potato digger, milk lep- arator. churn, wnggons slciglil. harness. shingles, lnirdwilbd punk.

Awards, lath". corpcnierb tools nudism“. ‘Lu A M" lilbrcioiore.

many other articles. Torms at sale“

IN MEMORIAM

‘MRS. sultan a. SQUAREBRIGGS

spirit of Mrs. Sarah E. Squarcbriggs

[IIINNEY wmns up iinxiiii

o" PRACTICE EIIR UIIMIIIG IIII

suddenly took its flight to Him who gave it. Although she war in what is known as the prime oi life, yet, for nearly two years she had been 1m failing health. Notwithstand- ing nledlcal skill. ‘and loving care lt was certain th'at her wonted health and vigor were not being restored.

1""! "W" Krcait strides and the ill- Just previous to her death she had‘

been about as=usual,-but on the day

imentioned she became seriously ill

1 TUNNEYS TRAINING CAMPxwith t.lle speed and skill of a light- LAKE VILLA. Ilis.. Sept. 20.—Genc'weight, punched eagerly and with Turlncys training gloves, huge 16- oeriect marksmanship, and dazed ounce mittens ‘that have jabbed and both Jack Williams and Billy Vida- slammed thousands oi’ ' times intdbeek at times with the sharpness oi ‘his sparring mates’ bodies in thcporicctlyilti ‘ed blows. _,

past five mo hs, were laid away m Gene waqnlhlg mastcrghoxer today. Ythe heavyweight champions ringicrafiily taking advantale l?! We?!’