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OR 75 years. ctpcrtcraitlnen have been eon-T

tinually atriving to make Heintzrnan & Co.

Pianos the moat wonderful instruments it is

ibis to produce. That they have been eini- nently successful is proven by the high regard in which Heintzmanlfi Co. Pianos are held by such artiste aa Melba, Tetrazinni. De Pachmann.‘ l-Iambourg. Seitz. Guerrero, Viggo Kihl and Regi- naid Stewart. To thern, it is “one of‘ the world's finest instruments" and its use is insisted upon’ in their Canadian recitals. ‘ _ Let ua shew youths various styles. Beautiful in appear wonderfiil in tuna and touch. a Heintxrriln h Co. Piano makecuyour bmucaotmiy snore cheerful but rnnrc beautiful ll W

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AUUHON FOlTY-IIV fl in Egg-

‘FY 31" PY-day evening. ' ' y 9th.

’ _'9sso-s-s. I UNION RDAD-COVlHlLD-e-Unjt. ed Church services for Sunday, May ll. are: West covsbead, ‘1l.a.ni.; u“- 1°" 91°"- 3 17- 81-; Btanhope, 1 p. m4 5mm‘? 51711001. <10 a. n-i., west Covoholid. and loan a. in. Oovehggd Road.

BAPTIST SERVICES-fill May llth the services in the Klnggboro Bliitist Church will be as follows:-

At eleven a. m.. "Mother's Day sew- loo?‘ at no P- iii. subject; "‘l‘hei Uoforsoiien 105i’. Boy." §

i l "JUNE TIME" being presented by splendid local cast, under the aus- ' New of the King's Daughters, Trin- ‘ "Y Uhiied Church, in Hearts Mama- ial Hall this evening at B o'clock. Ad. mission 50 cents. 39514.3

LIQUOR SUZUKI-Customs of- ficers arrested a man lssi, evening in Victoria Park arid seiiisd a quantity of liquor. The man, an old offender. ‘i111 lPMar in the Police Court this morning.

DOING moan -- The n-rsnv friends of Miss Dorothy sherry, who was operated upon in the City i-iss- pital recently. will be pleased to learn that she is doing as well as can be reasonably expected.

criscorsr. saavioas-nilrdi Sunday after Easter. May 11th. 5t.

;a. m.; at. John's, Milton. Sunday jsensol, r p. 111.. and Bible Class; Evening Prayer. 3 p. m. Rev. C. l". Johnson. Rector.

RADIO REPORT-Last evening the report was broadcast from a local radio station that two men accompanied by a woman who, it was

alleged. had stolen a quantity oi

to Lllr-‘s aooili House 0N Asi- hrcse 5t. all modern conveniences. | APDIY to ri. a. I-fillson. ss-is-s-s-si

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Guardian Central Printery.

PROTECT YOUR.

able. Royalty.

I0! SALE-MY IAIM 80 ACRES. lrllce Soi-ners, Slnnmeriislo, l‘.E.l.

adds-ll. ed. C. B. Clay. Secy ‘Prustaes.

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I0] SALE - B!!!) OATS. AND eatssnd barley rliixad. J. H. Munn. “oilfield. seia-s-i-sl

seven years for adoption Catholic persons. Apply Guardian. .

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‘million events sraanmo Mi mined, certified seconds. Ap- iily Justin Larsin, Pive Houses.

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‘Fgll Barons ma‘ saw. "hi: orders for nnsst quality m" badgers. chi-ends Oraer. Page, "will Dakota. 3594.54.41. m. "i: Ioa sale-raids caaaro- t Roadster lmimbls 5am in good mditloli. Apply Miss mound at

Ml Drill Store. Sodl-U-O-Il-eod

Parker House.

for summer. at Highlands Hotel

Larsn, Georgetown.

woman. Apply Peter

Richmond Street. Charlottetown. 3508-54-31

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I 5%». loos roll lALls. no ' "Prim. elaven -lncntha old.

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son's shipment: on short notice.

FOX RANCH with a Police Dog. Pups now avail- Apply Alex Agnew, Central 3610-3-14“.

TENDER-S RECEIVED UP T0 MAY 15th. for painting exterior of Union Church, Dundas, material furnish-

3849-54-3

BABY "rulv-Mbir-riis- arm om;

3561-54-31.

35044441 FCIHfiIG H8“) Wanted ‘y5‘5opm1,5 m SAW-BABY CARRIAGE ‘iv-limllnwarariianiliam Mas A y“ Yiilollhcd and in sood oon- rind-ding. ’l West at. ssso-s-s-sl m” 3°“ 3"“ h“ "wfizfxfl:

WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED waitress, also kitchenmaid. Apply asza-s-a-cr

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WANTED — EXPERIENCED COOK

Apply to Mrs. William W. Mac- 3624-54-0 WANTIDIA-"(E-I-It-l." on would:

capable of taking care of a sick

Trainer. Johnston's River. by phone. or ill

WANTID ‘- IXPIIIINCID‘ MAN

for farm work. B. G. Judson. Alex- rsso-s-o-ai WANTED-BOY POI. FAD-M W081i

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WANTID - MAN TO WORK 0N

R. B- ll. Ulfllfifidtllwil» 3510-5441 a-a-a-u-i-asa-sa-qaméi-wi WANTID ~'~ MAN f0! IAIN’

clothing in Pictou, n. s, l-lsd snur-l ‘ed the Island at Borden and were coming in the direction of the city by automobile.

SUPREME COURT-libs upreme Court met yesterday with the three judges on the Bench. At the morn-v fr‘ ion the application of Alan McDonald for certiorari was allow- ed. Mr. .1. aapnnstdn. 11;. 0.. ap- peared for the applicant, and Mr. R. N. Mcrleiil, contra. The argument in the case oi the City. of Charlotte- town vs. L. P. Tsnton was contin- lied. m. w. a. Bentley. x. 0.. sp- pearing for the respondent and Messrs. J. D. Stewart and K. M. - Martin for the appellant. Mr. Bent- ley completed his argument and was followed by the counsel for the ap- pellant. Judgment was reserved. Following the hearing of the case rules, made by the Prcthonotory un- der Order 55 of rules of the Supreme court. were approved by the Court. Owing to a change in the statutory day for the comn-len _‘ of the June sittings oi the Supreme Court in Bummerside. an order was made for a corresponding change in the day for summoningihe Grand and Petit Juries. The Court then adjourn- ed till Tuesday, May l3.

the city. having spoilt i-hl months in Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutliffe. Fred- ericton, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Weeks, and Miss lrene Weeks, were ' visitors w the city on Wednesday.

Miss Mae Trenholm. oi Albany. spent the weak and in Charlottetown. the guest of Devona Dickie.

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DEATHS

MOPlllR-SON-At West Royalty, on Wgelnggday, v‘- May 7th, Mil. Eobsrt McPherson, aged l4 years. Funeral notice later.

MaclNNIS-Jn Unveil, Mass" on Mal! 6th, Irena Maaiainis. aged 2S, daugh- ter of Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur Mac- xnnid. rliuey Street am. ride le- maina are expected to arrive by the late train tonight. ‘hmral notice later. '

nose-At Winaloa on May 1th. Donald lass. ald 9° years. rune:- al. Friday. at 2p. in. from the homo of his nephew. Jolinbieinnia. Win- alee. *

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different kinds.

- CANDY OF

Included in our candy‘ display ta Hunters Wrapped Caranela. Riley: Toiise. Paaealla Candy, Iii-ms Jemeg, M". calfeaCai-ameia. Moonlight Hallows, etc. etc.

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7°! Milli!!!’ DI! we have a delightful array of Fancy Boxed Chocolates. What better remembrance than a nice fresh package or Moira or lantern.

BULK CHOCOLATES

We carry a complete uasartiiient of Moira XXX Bulk and Hunters I-Iciiin ‘Made Chocolates. including some flfiy Yul! favorite piece is hero,

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P. W. C. G-IADUATING ULAIS PICPURIi-‘ikie large pictura oi the L“_ mambo oi the Prince of Wales graduating class for 1M0 now on exhibition in the Bayer studio window, and is attracting much attention and eliciting much. favorable comment. The individual pictures, eaeh a striking likenus, liave been very skilfully assembled. '

ARRESTED IN NEW DRUM!- WICK-Cliief of Police Birtwhlstle has been notified that a ‘man from Mayiield. accompanied by a woman, has been arrested in l-tartland. New Brunswick, driving a new Chevrolet ‘sedan and is being detained by R. D. Stewart. Police Magistrate of that place. in accordance with instruct- ions given by Chief Birtwhistle ‘to Chief Scott, _of st. John. It is alleged that the car had been purchased from A. Horns and Co.. on Saturday and a. deposit made with the under- standing that the remainder was to be paid later. However the man and his companion absconded from May- ileld and left the province with the eyidentintent of eliterifil United states. Constable J. s. Biggar leaves this morning to bring the man back to the province. The carwhich the man was driving bears an ‘island li- cense pléte. a‘n‘d'th‘e driver hss a li-

ing for a Dodge touring car."

pa sauna arm sacrum

Mi’. and Mrs.‘ Donald MIAPhlll were recent visitors to‘ Ds Bablo where they were the Si!!!“ i" M"- Dan FVWUWR. - -

Misses Marion Shel-hen and Blanche Fall. have returned in their homes in Crapsurl, after spending a gee,- days in De Bable.

Mrs. Walter MacParlane was a recent visitor to Clyde River.

Miss Min-re nil-rash. our molar teacher spent the week end at her home in Clyde River.

Mrs. Mary Patrick, who recently celebrated her eighty-wrath birth- dqy 1;, sl, prflont, visiting friends in Hampton. Although Mrs. Patrick is totally desfAshe takes a keen inter- eat in current affairs and recently spent an afieriiocn 55111111 M‘ "W? of which she is extremely fond.

A wry enjoyable evening wu spent at the Lodge Rooms. Dc Sable on May lsi... when the rflflmbfll’! 6! Lorne L. 0. ‘L... and their friends gathered to celebrate the fiftieth an- nivgrgaryof [he founding 0i the‘ lodge. ‘ Milieu present W" several ‘who have been MW" with the lodge ever since _l_t was first

non, North River and his. Nell flhaw

‘aid Maeltinnon are also old mem- bers. over eighty people ioerwok of the excellent supper served by the ladies in their usual good li-ylt- M’!- oliemr lhaw. was appointed chair- man-ahd a lulandid lfofiam III um“ out consisting of a toast list and several aoloa and racltatlons. Iollowlnl is the P790181?- Tbabt to-tlie Kifll- fllPfiMed to by singing the National Anthlln. A ‘roast to the Indira. lav; J- !_’-

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sense certificate number ~ correspond?

founded namely Mr. John iiiseicln- _

Mr. M. I‘. MacKinnon and Mr. Dolly

C. Meeting

The regular monthly meeting oi

the Charlottetown sub-division of the

Catholic Women's League, waa held

in Rosary Hall, on Tuesday evening.

May 0th, with the President. Mrs.

Adrian Pliers. in the chair. After prayer, a most enjoyable musical pro-

gram. with the National Ode, "O Canada," was given. Violin solos

were charmingly rendered by Miss

Winniired Moran, while Mr. Euclid

Gaudet gave two piano solos in his

usual artistic manner. This was fol-

lowed by a splendid lecture, given by

Mr. John McKenzie, his subject be-

ing "Civic Government, or Cities in general.“ Descriptions of the cities of the Old World, and their govern-

ments i.n past ages. the walled city oi’ ‘Ii-oy, Ancient Rome. London and the buried cities. were heard with inter- est. Charlottetown, its size and gov- ernment, in the days of our fore- fathers, difliculiies of the early Gov- ernors, and the surveying system oi tho Island. were moat interestingly depictad by the speaker. A hearty vote oi thanks. which was moved by Mrs. P. J. Crosby and seconded by ‘Mrs. R. J. Meoonsldqvas presented to Mr. McKanna. by the President, ‘MrsfAdrian Peters. shoal: enjoyable and educative pro- gram and was followed by the regular business meeting. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted and plans were made for the holding of a card party in Rosary Hall on Friday evening. May 9th. A pantry sale will be held on Saturday. May 17th. Meeting was then ad- journed to meet on Tuesday, June 3rd.

JOHN WILLIAM SMITH Parrsboro. May 5-The death oc- curred at an‘ early" hour ‘riiursday morning oi John William Smith, at the home of his son, Freeman Smith with whom he hall made his home during the past six or seven years. The late Mr. Smith was born at Murray Harbor. -P. E. I. and was 90‘ wars of age. He came to Parrrboro when a young man and also lived for u. number of years at Moose River. Climb. Co. He howevar spent the past fifteen years as s resident of this town. He was a ship's carpen- ter by trade.

The deceased was twice married. his firsthwife being Sarah Elizabeth. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roberts of Parrsboro. 'I‘llerc were three sons of this union, all or whom survive and are David and

aacond wife. formerly Mrs. Hutton of Economy, also survives.

111a funeral wa held on Saturday afternoon at iso from the iii-Tins of his son. Freeman Smith, where pray- ers were said the funeral services be- ing held at St. Marks (Anglican) Church, Moose River. where inter- mentln the Anglican cemetery was made. Rev. C. B. Han-ls, rector of the parish conducted the service. ‘the hymns sung were "Safe in the Arms of Jesus". "Iteck of Ages" and “On the Resurrection Morning".

ffhe pallbearers were Earle smith, |Ir_a and Prank Roberta and cisorse

Cooke. _ ‘than were many beautiful fleriai

v tributes.

{in

Recitation. Louisa Jdaolnan.

v ' flout to the Ladies. M. P. Mac-

This closed a»

chad-lei residing in Moose River imd_ Freeman. residing in Parrsboro. H's‘

ikiliitro Church ‘FHCBSIL-KY

-' Mil-Tunis Squares — Athletics - Soclal lilzll. 8.00--Play "J1me Time" undcr aur- plrea of the Willing Circle n’ King's Daughters —- Strong cart direction o! Hrs. A's‘. Hollie- Hearts ‘Memorial Hall. 3644-11.

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Western Guardian,

—OFFICERS ELECTED-The ali- nulal meeting of the Tignish Sub- ,Divlsioli of the Catholic Women's league was held iii the A. O. H. Hall ~on Monday. April 28th. Mrs. Henry iJ. Gallant presided. Reports of. the different officrrs and committees were read and approved. The good work done by the League during the past . year was heartily commended by ' their Chaplain, The Rev. Dr. McLel- lan. who addressed the meeting, fol- lowed by Rev. Father McKenna and others. The Tignish Orchestra, un- der the direction of Mrs Marjorie Murphy, provided an excellent pro- gram. The cfflcers for the coming year are: President, Mrs. H. J. Gril- lant: 1st Vice-president, Mrs. Thus McInnis; Secretary. Mrs. J. A. Ber- nard; Treasurer, Mrs. Conroy-T.

.-—'I'he people of Tignish were deep ly grieved on ‘mesday last when word was sent out that one of their,‘ moat respected citizens had passed‘ away during the night, in the per- son of Mr. John O'Brien. ‘rhe de- ceased who had been slightly indis- ceased for a couple of days appeared somewhat better on Monday evening and the household retired at the usual ho . During the night his wife spoke to him several times and was assured each time that ha viva: quite comfortable. About four a. m. Mr. O'Brien asked for a glass of wa- ter which was brought him. Short- ly afterwards lvirs. O'Brien noticed her husband's breathing to have be- come short. Dr. Johnston was sum-l rnonod. who immediately lisd the patient receive the Sacraments ac- cording to the rights of his Church of which he was a faithful son. shortly afterwards he peacefully passed away. The liitcMr. O'Brien

was a son o! the Leta Edward O'- Brien, cd ‘figrilsh. l-is leaves in

mourn besides s dlscorlsolate wife, four brothers and three sisters to whom the sympathy of tlie entire community goes out. The funeral which was held from his home to the Church of St. Simon and st. Jude was largely attended. Rev. Dr. McLellan oiilclaierl at the. Church and grave. The pail bearers were:- Lawrence Keough, James Nelligan, Francis Heady. Austin Handrahah, Fred Glwin and Wilfred Broderick. ~41‘.

—IN’IERESTING DEBATE -- The debate ivliicli took place in Central Bedeque Hall on Friday. May 2nd, be- tween the-Young Peoples’ Society of the United Church of Canada of Freetown and Beclequc was very largely attended. The subject of the debate was "Resolved that the Meri- time Provinces are more essential to the rest of Canada, than the rest of Canada is to‘the Maritimes." Bede- que had the Affirmative side and the speakers were Hector beard lleader), Martha Robertson and Arnold Hen- derson; While Fnetown had the Neg- ative side and the speakers were vLouls Cairns llesdcrl, Gladys Druln- mond, and Allison Profltt. The Judges were Rev. W. E. Aitiacn, Cen- tral Lot 15. Mr. Lucas Allen. lii.L.A., Sun-linerslde, and Mr. Horace Wright. IJLA, Bedaquc. After colisidrriiblc deliberation the Judges gave their decision in favor of Bedcqlla Team. The opening number on the program was violin music glverl by Mr. Lewis Pearson. accompanied cii the pi- RTIO by Mrs. Walter lenrd. Hm‘. S. B. Profitt, O‘l.eary. tlieli gave a splen- did address taking as his subject "Description of ihe. battle of Amiens.“ After the debate short addresses were given by Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson. North Bedeque, and Rev. George Somers, Tryon. complimenting the debaters very highly on the excellent manner in which they przsentcdilieir arguments. After the decision was given the Leader of the losing team congratulated the winners very heart- ily, and the leader of the winning team thanked him. saying "l-lad Pree- town taken the Afnrmative side they no doubt would have won with a higher score." The National Anthem brought the evening to a close. Lunch was then served to all who helped make the evening such a success.

-A bad nre occurred at Sea Cow Pond, ilgnish. on Saturday after- noon when the hns dwelling house of Mr. Fred Gavin was burned to the ground. The fire is said to have started from a spark from the chim- ney which fell on the roof. A strong wind was blowing at the time which made it impossible in save the house, but practically all the furni- lure was taken out. With the assist- arloa of a large crowd of neighbors

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MONUFON, N. B. Mdy ‘L-At a convention of the County of West- inoreland supporters of the Baxter Government held here this afternoon the present members, Hon. A. J. Log- er. M. G. Slddall, N. E. Wood and Dr. M. A. Oulton were nominated can- didates for the approaching provin- cial election.

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MONTH-EAL, May T-General con fldence throughout "Canada in un- shalren by the combination or" un- usual conditions which has develop-

l . 1 Miscellaneous

Shower

_ 0n Tuesday evcnins. atn inst. the ‘ P1111151" Sunday School class of the Charlottetown Baptist Church, w. gether with some friends, were do. lightfully entertained by Mrs. QQqg-gg Simmons in her beautiful home ai

iris a miscellaneous shower in hon. our of Miss Evelyn Vincent, the pop. ular and gifted sister of Rev. Dr. A, C. Vincent, pastor of the Church and daughter of Rev. A. J. Mrs. Vincent of Vancouver, B. c.

‘Abiml “Willy-five members of this energetic and WldQvawgka c1,“ were present. - ‘

After a short business meeting. Miss Roberta Spencer kindly gave a most instructive talk- on the famous musical composer, Sir Arthur Sullf. van. bom about i840, whose delight-

ed during the present, situation. 'I‘hc l fill ‘works fronl “The Sorcerer," "H.