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THERE'S A LITTLE BIT EVERY GOOD

From Vina Delmar‘: sensational novel

THE CHARLOTTETOWIiQUARDIAN

WILLIAM

OF BAD IN LITTLE GIRL

u o '1- uxs r n s orusns

M . CA PITOL TO-DA Y Tax lc-‘liir. Children 15c. Govt. Taxslimcltili- 1:582:13 8.l5.Aduli 40.G0t. || lo-Zlic. Second Chapter “Galloping Ghost" £4 Comedy CA PITOL M ONDA Y 1. WEAKNESS NOW ! You laughed at and loved him so much you've made him a

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lle had a new line.

She had a new slant.

They kissed — Bllll l gave love a new l‘ twist.

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DR. lI.D. JOHNSON’! office clos- gd March 5th, to 14th.

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MINERAL TODAYJIhe mnerai of the late John Ciunmings, Dar- ungton. takes place this afternoon,

age of 00 years. service starting at 1 o'clock.

CANTATA-On Good Friday ev-

~ gvgning, March 25, the choir oi Zion Church will render the popu- lar Cantata, Btainefs "Crucifixion,"

‘ gt; a p, m. Further pariiculsrs lat- ‘ ISOtHl-E-il

been s. resident of this city. was a man of quiet and unassum

ISLAND LADY DEAD — Mr. ‘Stephen Mahar, city, received the sad news yesterday morning oi the death of his mother, Mrs. James Mallar. Mrs. Mshar died at the home oi her son. Mr. J. P. Ken- nedy, Alsask, askatehewan. Mrs. Mnhnr was s. well known resident

entious in the discharge oi

who knew him. ‘During his illness he was ire

Church.

; °f M°“'°g“°~ 2o Valley Street to the Church oi , ér-r-m-r- the Holy Redeem , was held at Dr. H. watts 1m m‘ s o'clock semi-soy, February 1am.

morning for Toronto to attend the Annual Meeting oi the Canadian

service at the grave was conduct Red Cross Council.

The pail bearers were: Neil Ma l Mrs. Stephen Herreil and Miss c Gladys Farrell have returned home it” Hum“ Rive’ “n” spmdmg a rer, and John Callaghan. lvery pleasant week-end at Rocky

lPolnt, the guests oi the formers

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515m» Mrs- ‘mm A' 5mm‘ Newfoundland), one brother Law

jVoices Protest I On Behalf Of i

and Mrs. Peter Gallant oi Well ington.

Lobster Fishers

OTTAWA, 0nt., March 4—Eff0ri8 daunched in Wlifihlilgwfl by Maine legislators, to restrict the importa- flon of live lobsters and prohibit ,the entry of lobster meat, are aim- ed directly at the Mhritime PWV- irlces, in the opinion oi W-G- E3115‘;

the bereaved in their hour oi sor row. May he rest in peace. Mass Cards

Mrs. Peter Dunn and Annie; Th

Bruce and Arthur, Master

Th"? Dialed away on February 11th. at his home 20 Valley Street, in "u! 01W. liter a short 11111058. l- hllhly respected oitimn, in the person oi Joseph Gaudst, at the

Joseph Gaudet was a son oi the late Stephen Gaudet and was born at St. Nicholas, Prince County. At an early ago he came to Charlotte- town, and for over forty years had He

ing disposition, honest and oonsci- his duties, and much esteemed by all

quently visited by his pastor, Rev. ~ Joseph Mwreel, CSS.R., who also administered the last rites oi the

His funeral from his residence,

High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph McGreel, C. SSE, and the

ed by Rev. G. R. Murphy, C. $5.8.

Kenzie, Albert Murphy, Joseph Storey, Jas. Murphy, John McMur-

There are left to mourn, his wife (nee Jean Jackman, a native oi

rence of this city, and two sisters, Mrs. Simon LeBlanc oi this city

Deep sympathy is extended to

Mass cards were received from:

boys of Grade VII. Queen Square School; Mrs. Gertrude Buffin, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ayottc, Mrs. Fiossle Allan

money.

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FIRST MOVING PICTURES OF THE “ymfgéwgtolfs IT Conservative member qLPflfllilméllt yegigxilizmllzl 321115;‘; ltilygi-lnsmz" —-' ' — CHINA-JAPANESE WAR TODAY ,, » ssEMs" hm I-“neniurs-Weem- m’ "““‘ °’ c, wins Mrs. Thoma! White DIA . ~ . Tecllnlcoll, Novel“, {Canadian lobster importations to M’ M J G u t M,’ i ‘ ithe United Stains is made up from '- “Id "- P~ - a a“ - - .-__.. s” _._.M__,,,_ ___ ____ .?____.-._. _. .. . ..._.n__. **"**"l>7? . mm catch on lhe Nova Scolla Ag and Mrs. ii-Callashan and fam- ;-- a well understood and recognized regard to our position at the prcs- l1 "c coast ily, Mrs. Trainer and family, I that part 0i the assistance would ent time, having regard to the fact‘ an ' Scuthport, Miss Margaret Weeks. , _.s 151, GATHERING -_ Mrs. l A despaich from Washington - 0c

FOR SATURDAY

We Suggest

Delicious liven Baked Pork and Beans 20c per quart. 12c per pint.

StewarPs Bakery Kent Street. ' Phone 211

N. B. Prehliel‘ States Position Re '~ Vocational Grants l

Government," declared. Premier Richards dealt in detail with the history o! vocational edu- cation in New Brunswick. Tile orig- inal act passed by the province to

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___- withdrawn.

F P t - 1 _ _l ‘ “To all of them," he said, “we provide for by their legislalfon Mrench as ry 30c :01. DJJIISII Pastry . . 25c 6oz. ‘five me same answer‘ and I lhlnkillnl‘

Fiaclgrcons d0: Date Sandwich .. .. 30c doz. {we made om. posltlon qllllc dell”!

“gt CH5 '[".""""' S8” 1"" Fancy Cookies ...... 15c doz. 1(9)’

o 1'05! uns,....'.ctoz. _ Ginger Could“ _ _ _ ' H 15c doz- ( llnrolste Patties 20c doz. “I want to emphasize again," helhave said, speaking in a more gen-k Swmsdown Cake 40v lb scum], gal“, 35c ll,_ ldeclared at another point "that, sourral and practical why, if this bur- Clwcolne Cake _ _ _ _ u 35c "L Sulmm calm 40c m ‘liar as this Government is conrem-hen must bc borne by someone, then 100% “lmlc ‘vhral Bread Filled Cake 35c “L ed, in no Way is it in default in rc-lfrom a. purely practical point oi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 15c ha’ Cheese Bread n _ 15c h“ spec; to any obligaton. Special a- vie-w it might very Graham Bread _ _ _ _ H we l0“ Cream Bread ' D ' ' ‘ ' n 10c m“ greevment was made with the Cliy of during the‘ interim by the various states

cent. oi the cost of equipment and. however, the question of whetherllllcrllllve aclivltles o; the Marlllme

there is no agreement with respect education to a larger extent than

come from Ottawa. that these schools were establish-‘ Hon. Mr. Richards told oi thwed subsequent to the passing of the federal subsidy hflvlilg been stopped Dominion Act, and the practice well until "such time as tondltions im- established, that we have every proved," and subsequent delegations justification in saying that we can- which were before the Provincial not at this time assume the obli- Government asking that the full lgalfon which would ordinarily bednmee and demanded: that shlp_ gram; be continued despite the fuctiborrlo by the Federal Government, mam o! lobslbrs smaller l“ Slze than that federal assistance had been and which, as a matte;- of fact, they those legally caught m Mame be {did not, undertake to assume and prohlblled_

yesterday stated that Senators While and Hale, and Representative Nelson, from Maine, along with a delegation representative of the Malne lobster flshermernhad a1» peared. beiore a Congressional Com-

m‘ That lobsters of less than ten and

o. half inches in length should not

‘Iherc is no violation oi legal or be allowed entry to llw Unlled moral obligation on our port. We Slates

That importation oi lobster meat. canned, fresh, frozen cooked or raw, should be prohibited.

While the bull: of Canadian lob- wen be home sters shipped to the United are over the nine-inch limit,

Saint John with regard to equlp-llocal authorities and those schools‘ the” would be ll large qullnllly re_

merit in that particular school nndludlich are interested in the sub- ‘Jaded ll. the llmx “.35 ralsed to ten that agreement we will carry ousygcrt." land a half lnches’ M), finst std, to the letter. There may be $1,000‘ Prmnler Richards sald vocational '

_ Some under the nine-inch limit are 0r $2,000 clue yet, but, whatever is education had reached a stage slllpped and lleldln "pounds" ln the due we will carry out our agree-

t n lvhcrc it wns not possible for lhink- United slates lmlll they have grown min - ~ , ling men and women to say it was lo the legal Sm. We have already paid 50 pcrlnot oi value, but that there was; Lobster lrlslllngls onelol the mos;

whatever is due will be paid when New Brunswick should continue to ‘Plovlnce shore dwellela wl-llle the

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it comes due, but aside from that subsidize one particular branch oi rlsk of llle l, 1w than ln deep sea

fishing, the loss of gear is some-i

Foxbro, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert J. Kirwin, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacLelian.

1302-3-5-11.

CARD 0F THANKS

Mrs. Joseph Gsudet of 29 Valely Street, City, desires to thank all her friends and neighbours for their many acts oi kindness dur- ing the illness and death oi her late husband Joseph Gaudet.

1303-3-5-1i.

RATED VALUELESS BY CUS- ‘IUMS MEN, PICTURES TERM-

“MARVELOUS"

NEW YORK, N. Y., Mal‘. 4.—-The UElan Galleries entertained at tea. the other day and then made Emlin ‘ were adnlmed'_s' Pope Etting, a young man oi 28 who professes no school but his own, a. new factor in the galleries of mod- Ettlng Just recently re- turned from Paris. I-iis first critics were customs ofllccrs.

"How much arc these pictures worth?" they asked.

"Make your own estimate," sug- gested Etting.

The customs officers turned the

‘times heavy when winter storms; pictures sideways. upside down and lsweep down unexpectedly. As a' Oblique-wise, expressed the emotion

lllrovide 08539111108 1'0!‘ vwflflfillfll Edi!‘ to salaries It all contained iniother lines of education. FREDERICION, N. 13., Moron 3- ,ontion. he said, contain .i a provis- the 1e;151,,t1<,n_ lA flat assertion that filo Provincial lion that the total expenditure was ' Government would not change its ‘not to exceed $50,000 per annum. 5e31,, 1105mm, SPRINGVALE scum“-

stand with regard to grunts for

vocational education was made‘ to‘

day by Premier C. D. Richards dur- lmr the debate on lhc address. “We have ample justiiicniion (or saying that we cannot, at lhis rmc assume the oblhzoton witch ordin-

erlly wou‘d be borne by lilo Forlorn! iln- school was cstsblshcd it was 1n the rwmml am; we 55y, having

‘spected.

manager.

V n. we ‘I ol- gt I y n. a:

‘ “i i-‘ducailfifl W35 avflilflble b81010 ion with the paymsnt of salaries.

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Every Precaution is Taken to Insure

SAFETY and CLEANLINESS

Every step is safe-gilarded. The herds are properly in- The Plant is the best in the Province.

Any foreign matter is eliminated by the Clarifler.

The recording thermometer shows there is no over- heating, no under-

Pasteurization is efficiently performed by a. qualified

N0 SEDIMENT.

it is Clarified and Pasteurized for your Protection.

l This rider was also embodied in l

an amended act. passed in i923. "wull mspecl to ml,- undertaking,

Dominion assistance for vocation-ll; 1g l5 all undertaking’ 1n connect. Following is the Standing u‘

ilprlngvale School for the month oi February:

me liY-‘l- S°h°°1 W85 Opened in New that provso was placed in the orilz- Grade IX 1 Benunlovlt; Nell, t -— . l or .

Iimll-‘iflfli- and he had 11o 5005i. inal act, it has been continued yearl Prcnlicr ltchdrds added, that When after year in the amendments, and 34,110,- Mnt1~,¢50ll_ Grade VII-l, Dale Proudc. Grade VI-1, Ernest Carter; 2, iEileen Younkcr; 3, Dan Farrish; 4, j Earle McNeill. I Grade V—1, Mlllar Mutlleson; 2, Ruby Sentncr; 3, Jean Selltner; 4 Finlay McLeod. i l, l Grade IV-1, Elmer Mstheson; 2, Irene Parrish; 3, Robert Crabbe; 4, ‘Kathleen Carter. Grade III-l, Lorne -'Jr1bbe; 2, ‘hyllis McNeil]; 3, Ovid Dollar; 4, ‘Iorence Coles. Grade II-l, Kenneth McDonald; l. Daniel Coles. Grade 1--1, Ralph Gillespie; 2, t-lc Matheson; 3, Lloyd McDonald Perfect attendance-Edith Mc- l Leod,__Earlc Stewart, Dan. Falrlsil, " Irene Fsrrlsh, Iorne Crabbe. Carolyn Fraser-Teacher.

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ln the Handling of

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l, Farmer Bloggs: "I’ve got a new pig and I named him ‘Ink.’ Farmer Sploggs: "What's the idea? Is he black?" Farmer Bloggs: “No, but 110's a1-

heating.

N0 HARMFUL BACTERIA X.“.l.?l.?;’°i’3“.‘.’.‘.‘.‘ 2’.§.",‘,§,§;tr m“ Always "What did you loom new in

school today?" Tommy's mother lslred him.

"I learned that the cnrth ound." "

"But that is nothing new. Co- lumbus knew ‘that long ago." "Yes, but 1 didn't," said Tommy.

CLEAN and SAFE

WES

save this Ad. 1t lg

one of a series.

Grade VIII—1, Edith McLeod; 2, ‘as they wish", said u. n. Stevens‘

'ln the last fiscal year amounted to

rule, however, the lobster-man does °I Pllzzleme ‘ B! 0111i’ (lull-Om! 0f- well and hls duly market l5 lllei fioers can and threw up their hands lUnited States. Collection boats make mugdilgsiiin: °f defeat-

lregular trips along the coast and Inzonltrfst zheglanlgunced- ‘carry the catch to the United States_ mm were ° ° ° m1 "iiiiilde. "We have ho reason to question? M the t” perm“ m“

, r s - the right of the United States 2,, do’ fxnfingxgzsiai‘; 31:1

velousi" But that only distressed Etting. “I

Minister- of Trade and Commerce] _ I

W322 if: 3332i? m‘ the d” mean," he said, “I'd much rather DB a that onlarlrlvrr Stev argue Wm‘ Wm“ m“ °°“v°'t d, a”? m 1' 31ml them. I don't like to have people

d no des to commen on e underalllndlngy. P919011 Oi course, if people go so {gl- 55

Export of Canadian live lobsters the customs ofllcers and season their to the United States has constantly lack of understanding with lack oi grown in the last five years, in- purchases, Mr. Etting can always go creasing from 49,530 hnudrcd weight back to designing very orthodox in 1927 to 07,394 hundredweight val- book oovers and still be perfectly ued at $2,206,189 in the fiscal year hflPPY- He said so. ended March 31, 1931. During that MYWIY. even though he likes to year United States was the only mint pictures. he doesn't so in for customer for this commodity. them °Y1 hi! 0W1! W811i.

Export oi canned lobster moat '*.-"'—'-——— to the United States has fallen off W“ "T" Wadi"! =88» med-

slightly in the past five years and mm um‘ buttered “m” n” '»°° hard, coffee not too much cream

13,153 hundred welglllh valued at m "a 1719-3393:‘ 18th?!’ (Ill-PARK hi! IBID “HIGHS. H6 yla-Mgkabolll on, quulfl cl ll“, Wlmf- Yes. sir. Would you leaves his widow and several M“ export‘ like any special design on the dlsh- daughters. " S

es?"

Jack: "At least once in my life I was glad to be down and out."

Joe: “When was that?" °""",l",\'"4""*~~" Jack: "After my first trip in on once s In Frost n: aeroplane.” " "" "" l] lawsuits. Iqaasihgl

fiililfiifg . a lilNlb/IENT}

Jolly Jack: "I saw an egg six in- ches long yesterday."

Simple: “Well, I_ know what would beat that."

Jack: "What would, Simple?"

Simple: "An egg-beater, of coursel" '- ~ .

Harry Sllliphsnt entertained the east end bridge club at her home on Central Street, Summcrslde on Monday-S.

_.BOABD 0i‘ TRADE MEETING _Th¢ regular monthly meeting of the Bummersl‘ Board of Trade. which was to have been held Thurs- day night, was postponed W1 Tues‘ oily night on ‘ or the inclem- ent westhen-S.

, wsrvsnnuv msorou MEET- ING-Jfhe regular monthly meeting of the Summ faiths brunch of the Canadian Lesion was held on Wed- nesday evening. There was a good attendance in spite of the had storm prevailing at the time. After the usual business, eight new members

-FIREMAN 0N DUTY — Mr. W. B. McNeiil, chief oi the Fire Department at Summerside. Rave

remain on duty at the fire station during the recent heavy gales in case of fire. This was a commend- able action.

report of the loss by fire of the large potato warehouse of John C. Pill- man at New Annan, the loss was es- timated st about 85.000. Mr. Pill- man has informed the Guardian that his loss is over $10,000. I-le also says that the barn caught fire the morning beiore from a spark from the kitchen flue, but that they suc- ceeded in putting it out; but during the night it broke out afresh and having made such headway beiore being discovered, burnt to the ground. Mr. Piiiman intends to build again in the Sprinm-S.

-DEATII 0F HALIFAX NEWS- PAPIRMAN —Mr. B. W. Robinson of’ Summerside, received word by telephone on Friday morning from wife that her father, Mr. W. A.

had passed away that mom- ing at his home in Halifax. For many years Mr. Mills was connect- ed with the Halifax Herald, oi Halifax, and was well known in newspaper circles. He often visited Summersids and his friends here .wiii regret to learn oi his passing. Mrs. Robinson has been with her

-UBYS'I.'AL ENTERS TOUR- The Crystal Sisters returned horns on Tuesday evening, still Maritime ‘Champions for the fair sex. Their‘ tour was one victory after m- other. They played Monday, Ieb~ rusty flndatiibrtiillgin and cams

orders that some of the firemen

—VALUE 510300-111 the recent _

arrange a game with the girls there’ Everywhere went the Sister-r; were entertained and in Hullill, they werethe guests of the Orpheus; capitoi and casino Theatres. Un-g less a local team wish to try their; luck against this unbeaten sextettt, the Sisters will put their hockey. outfits away for another season-S:

—DEATH 0F RESIDENT 0i’- BEDEQUE — The death occurred‘ early Friday morning at the lltlllll‘ of Mr. Prince Leard at Centre- ville Bedeque after a lingering ill- ness, oi Miss Minnle Leard, eldest daughter oi the late W. A. lend.“ of Bedeque. The deceased btion‘ her illness was very active in tiu‘ United Church and was organist? in the Bedcque Church for some‘ years.'In other church matters she was always interested. She re- sided in Bedeque most of her liit and was most highly respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. There are leit is mourn, three sisters, Mrs. Dun- can Nicholson, of nerleque W‘ Horace Lyle of Sunlmerslde and Miss Hannah Ireard of Summer- plqc, to whom sympathy is ex- tended. The funeral will t!!! place on Sunday’ it 2.30 lJ- m- from the home of Mr. Duncan‘ Nicholson, of Bedeque. Intemflli will be in Bedeque Cemetefi’. 5