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RENIEMFEErALt. WORK in the auto iiept. u. dons on the new Flat sub, system.’ You know what it will-rlcpst beiore- we start. the job. Bruce Stewart ti‘: Co., Ltd. 1i.

SLIGHT FIRE-The firemen were called out shortly before 8 o'clock last evening for a fire in the residence of Mr. H. A. Ebers, Grafton Street. The blaze started from the grate of n fireplace on the ground floor and the damage was confined to this part of the £22m, which was considerably scor- i.

‘WJLL YOU PLEASE NOTIFY us of your intentions regarding ltbe painting of your oar. We have quite a num-ber in line since the Dal!!! shim opened. lint rate, and we don't want to disappoint you by delay. We will get the car our- selves and return it when finished. Please co openste so us to satisfy everybody. Bruce Stewart, & Co.. Ltd. Phone Mr. Porter. 1i.

THERE l8 A VAST difference between auto mechanics and auto engineering. Our repair shop, under the supervision of our automobile engineer is- turning out some won- derful work at prices below any- thing ever heard oi. ‘The ﬂat rate system is in operation with a new working system and if you will phone us we will give you a positive price on any auto work. We are busy so don't delay. -Bruce Stewart 8t Co., 111.11., Phone Mr. Porter. 1i. T0 VISIT CWTOWN-Commo- dore Walter Hose, C. B. 112., R. C. N., will make a tour of inspection of the company headquarters of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve in the near future, accord- ing to a recent press despatch from Ottawa. At the present time there are twelve company headquarters for the R. C. N. V. R. situated at Charlottetown, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, Winnipeg, Re- gina, Saskatoon, Quebec, Calgary, Edmonton and St John. Three more company headquarters are being o-r gnnized for Halifax, Victoria and Vancouver.

PREPARATWIQNS FOR PAARDE- BURG ANNlVER-SARY.— A-t a meeting of South African war vet- erans last night it was decided to hold the Paardeburg dinner. com- memorating the 25th anniversary of "that battle, at the Rose and Grey on Wednesday evening, Feb- ruary 27th. The veterans are ar- ranging to parade to the Methodist Church Sunday morning, February 24th where u preached by Rev. Mr. Graham, him-

overs-ween JOHN MeKENNA. 1452-2-12-31. __

sermon Wm belofience and condemned him to ten,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN ' ' i l

Last A Monthly Meeting» ~ _(O0.ntlnued Kvlfniqa, o»)

rnnsnnrarrou- TO . odious- sloNaa J. A. ‘McDONALD

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A pleasing feature oi the even- ing was the presentation of a band- some gold beaded cane to Mr. Jas. A, MacDonald, the Dean oi Water Commissioners, who is this term retiring from civic duties. The presentation was made on" behalf oi the Water and Sewers Depart- ment and staff by Commissioner John McKenna. Brief remarks followed by Commissioner ‘J. A. Webster, His Worship the Mayor and Councillors. Hon. Dr. McMil- lan, Dr. Johnson and Mr. Jas. A. McMillan of the Water and Sewers Department.

Mr. MacDonald, who was very much touched by the kind senti- ment which had inspired the gift, and by the words of appreciation accompanying it. gave a genial ad- dress in reply. He referred to the great controversy which had taken place when the installation of the Water Works had been. pro- posed and the opposition which the movement had encountered. Mr. MacDonald's name’ as a staunch supporter of the project is well remembered by citizens and in this way he has been connected with the system since its inaugur- ation. As Commissioner he has served the city faithfully and well for twelve years. ‘Commenting upon. his lengthy experience is public office he referred warmly to the cordial relations which had existed between himself and his fellow-Commissioners and staff.

Yesterday being the birthday of Coun. Rattray, who has the honor of having had the longest service on the Council Board, he was call- ed upon by His Worship for n few remarks, which were received with applause.

Coun. Pierce and Coun. Connors, the retiring members of the Coun- cil, were also called upon.

Appreciative remarks on. behalf of the staff of the Water and Sew- ers Department were made to His Worship by Mr. Jas. A..MacMillan and on behalf of the Fire Depart- ment by Fire Chief‘ Ronsgban.

A hearty vote of thanks to Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Jenkins for the excellent refreshments provided during the evening was passed, to which Mrs. Jenkins fittlngly re- plied.

The singing B: God Save the King brought to a close n most en- joyable evening. ‘-

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Toronto Mani

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ial” had considered Bowen's alleged

‘strokes of the whip, but itis added

.eelf a veteran of South Africa, Af m“ he probably recéiv.éa__,.',many

GUARDIAN i

The Eraser Mitchell Case

(Continued From Page One)

that Government stopped his sai- ary. Mitchell continued as Emigra- tion Agent for P. E. I. until dis- missed on September 29th. He took offices in the Haylmarket and sup- plied himself with notepaper bear- ing the arms of the Government of

. E. i. The nate paper Counsel thought he would-hardly be-entit- led to use. No ambassador could have used finer notevﬂper than he did. He advertised a scheme for settling Eat-officers and others who applied in P. E. I. holding out to them that this land was Govern- ment land and that he was author- ized by the Government of P. it‘. i.. to sell the land. He informed people that the. scheme for fox- farming was a Government scheme and made other representations. Ex-Offlcers and civilians thinking that it was a Government scheme thought it would be perfectly safe to buy this land.

Several parted with large sumo» of money. ‘in addition to Captain Quin two other officers were de- frauded. One went out to P. E. I. and gave evidence before n Gov- ern-ment Commission appointed -to investigate the scheme. lHe as a result returned to this country and was now tivnilable as a witness in the case.

The Magistrate, "What became of the money."

Mr. l-lalford IKnight: “A large part of it was sent to Canada to cer- tain public men for the purpose of the scheme, -and they have lt."

Mr. Young: “If they raise the question of what became of the money and shall ask for on order for this gentleman's banking oc- connt. There is no doubt on my evi- dence that the representation was that it was Government land."

Mr. Knight: “l have the pass- book here. We desire lto meet this in every way.”

Captain Richard Benchmans Quin, giving evidence stated that he resided in Ireland. He ‘had been a Captain in the lndian Army and left the army in August, 1922. From that time he had been looking out for employment. lHe received a circular from the defendant but did not keep it. A couple of weeks later he received a further circular . He wrote a letter to the defend- ant and said he would call on him. That was on July 20. He called at an address in Haymarket. but did not see him on that date. 1t was not until the middle of September that he saw Mitchell. He then ask- ed the latter for details of the scheme. Mitchell gave him the de- tails stating that he was the ac- credited agent of the Government of Prince Edward island. The scheme was for breeding silver foxes and exofficers were being

settled on the land for this purpose

'—which purpose was very lucrative It was a Government. scheme and he (Mitchell) was the agent 0i the Government.

“St. Elmo”, Repeats Triumph in Form of Photo Drama.

WILLIAM FOX MOTION PIO- TURE VERSION RETAINB ROMANCE AND POWER OF BOOK WITH ADDED ' CHARM

The protoplay, "St. Elmo", a. William Fox screen version of Augusta J. Evan's novel of that name, which opened last night at the Prince Edward Theatre for a two day run, is one of the most In- teresting romantic productions seen. on tbs sliver sheet for many a day. Perhaps one reason for this is that John Gilbert plays the impassioned title role with that sincerity and dynamic intensity characteristic of his work. An- other reason. oi course, is that it is the first time Augusta J. Evan's widely read novel has been screen- d

The story—-do you recall it'!— has to do with the harsh change in St. Elmo's character when he finds the woman who has promised to marry him in the arms of his best friend, the two ~ of them plotting his own ruin. This is a tense moment. From this throbbing situ- ation the story races with dramatic intrigue to a gripping cliruax.

The director, Jerome Storm, ha; handled the story with com- mendable delicacy and an eye for detail. John Gilbert excels him- self as St. Elmo. l-iis character delineation rings true at all times. He has invested his role with a

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The use of Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded, gray hair to its natural color dates back to grand- mothefs time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect.

But brewing at home is mussy and outof-date. Nowadays, by ask- ing at. any dnug store for a bottle. of “Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get this fam- ous old preparation, improved by the addition of other ingredients. which can be depended upon to re-

lovely cpeatton

men at the party. - --

Tbls is even more the scramble for the not only the bachelors many of the Benedict: the scrimmage.

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afternoon. .

catcher! the mlpposnd to KTUOYTI. One and

to be married,

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sympathetic appeal and a romantic glamour that scores for him an in- dividual triumph.

Barbara La Murr, as Agnes Hunt the girl who so nearly ruins his life. is splendid, and so is Bessie Love as the girl who restores his faith and love. Others in the cnst include Warren Baxter, Nigel De Brullier and Lydia Knott. if you enjoy a dramatic rnnrnnce, don't miss this feature. Lnst showing today.

Bridal Garters And Boquets

Ford u; “Fiddler” . at Dance Party_ (Canadian Press) i SUDBURY, Mass, Feb. 11-Ap-

parently as eager as a boy for what he termed a "real old-fashioned

(By Dominion ‘News Service.) LONDON, l-‘eb. 10.——At a “fash- lionnble" wedding the other day, on

bride

New Engmnd party.» Henry Fordmnnovatlon was made by the . She threw her bouquet of lilies

mltrrlglg: gggfvelangtnvpggﬁdgufrﬁzfamontrst the bridesmaids at the Friday nfgm The old hostel“, wedding reception. and the girl made fame“; by Longfellow’ haélwho caught it was, according to been purchased by- Ford to preserve :‘l;‘;t“‘g;‘;g:‘_'$"sé ’“"‘i‘"""‘1 i" "P m“ It gs ﬁlggwuﬁgglagl‘; 8:553:21 Ford This is used at smart weddings was playing a “dale. buying wnmin certain ports of South Africa, the girls and weaning on" for some notably in Johannesburg, where, it of the old country dances, now alll“f""'"i“- Wm" lmmy '"_’°"'""y “m” but forgotten, and while someone fiﬁirnifffd-dmzf" i" m“ Th" pa" glalgadbant Dlidlum? 815' whale ha)?‘ o ‘ifhefxrte lllislllffiﬁfnunlnll9nelllllﬂ core or ea t me, 1e ance a g, - t - - ' ', nimbly and with evident enyoy. mnny (for such it is almost regard-

the party and ioly for the.

men‘ ed to be). tmkes place just before

Mltzueil proposed to sell four acresof this land for 81.000. li- he

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bouquet. then she thrown and o! her bridal garters, usually will’! of ribbon and l. pony of satin ﬂowers, amongst the

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under the beautiful biog‘ skyqqllth luvs sad laughter reign supreme for lilac.-

. ., Thr- mnn, he he s bacltglor, I o garter, is popular]! be the next bride-

- ’ \ . r1" of Johannesburg’: prcttﬁ qzirls went out to India“ laliz,,jell she brought with her the South African. colloid bﬂllﬂll°d Although 4t Ill-I which therqpwere, m0 girls, still the little ceremony-ii! carried out all the sumo, ll- the young subalterns present "folvnnﬁ day only" lmpersonated the glrlllt

scrambled Blliflls bouquet, and Interpol mnn, for the garter, anm the. event was chronicled in all the Iildllll papers society notes.

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Agents Wanted v Miscellaneous

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n. J. McLelland, Montreal‘ '1'. Oscar Lanctot, Monctdrl;

' iter-lhechurcb service a wreath will, be placed on the monument and a short service hold, closing with the sounding of the Last Post. A limi-

(witness) nought the land the Gov-,gleamsd from the windows acrossmm" *"‘"* ernment would erect a bungalow-snow-coveretl fields and the faint “~ "s S" “m” “appemi- “M” "° m; lcggi; price $1150. Mitchell Silllllllflkle 0f sleigh bells added t0 the TM“ (“"5 m" “x "mntml ‘if ‘he

-b t1 d u bl m P. ld-ti t ch. Wlthi was t - vsﬂr- the reception is held Wt M’ led “$263 ﬂflguests’ w" be dam‘ {Qfrjﬁ“j,e'f§,,§‘§°co’§‘,§§§,,{§§‘§§§“,,ifli5 llfsaztnlde-thgl thllzncozltmtafalivllng on lbs] ltlxlaew lilllgland dinllel: antinlatleir)‘, um?"- ill° bride "all" m‘ U"? "W" comm ae H eann verwary n-l " '

th i land was exceedingly chctxp. after Mr. Ford had fiddled and the "f "l" "ml-w “"0 Willi" h" hm" “e” ‘m ‘he 2m‘ ‘ma ‘tickets ‘may "any “living a Christian me ammlAillilsll was drawn out in the office party had danced, they played old ﬁllet, not to the llrldﬂﬂmﬂlllﬂ only,

more than that number. t - - The "offence" for which Bowen is alleged to have been whipped

J.‘ n. Anderson. Montreal: W. ‘H: Fritter- Halifax: F‘. G. Wagbootii‘ Halifax"; J. E. Wilson, Halifax": G. R. Sample, Moncton; V. A. Barhﬁlll, Plctou; F. M. Graves. Biildgetown :1

JNO. A. MeDONALD LANDSUR- AGENTS wANTED-‘TMANUF-Ac‘ yeyor, Harmony JcIt. 1415-2-9-1mo tur-er wants agents to sell direct

l° “Wm- Glmlmller“ md°"°‘ SAUNSOME SAUSAGES, FRESH nreasure Raincoats. Write at once to“! Saunders’ Newsome & Ga

title to tho land. Later ho saw his solicitors and subsequently took

, edlngs. f-lq never got e mono! huh although his solicitors mode enquiries. i-ie never saw Mit- H , again after his suspicions had been excited that the whole thing "l frost."

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m" mrtlcumrl Glasgow Rubber Market Building 602-8-246mos. be procured from any of the South mliilﬂrl’ ﬁllfrmllldillgs- The tale"! t 1. d 1|. "1 k -' d ~ | m but amonuttlie guests wl lm- p q B . :

60' of Canada‘ Dept" A In 198 Sh” African veterans‘ lbearer who carried the story of glilehérllléllllilllll:iglllllgsgionalivasagelitr 53:13:’ allzcl slim?!“ tllelslstanllikerﬁlmsdlﬂlrlv grrﬂmbls for ll- "i111" 1° Toronttgyn?

Catherine Street West, Montreal, _ Bowen's remarks, it is said. made Ch '1 n t n o m“ mtommucn chm!» the detriment of some of the ﬂQW- Claude lirown L ‘ill ~ J‘

Que, 2-12-14-19 ' it appear that he was speaking dir- i" ° e “W - " - _ _ _ - W18" ,8» _ y - ,

m |. 1| k t u u . C m. 8cm. of Stanley Barrack-s ‘m; h“, the witness thought. over the mnt- 1r lwds- Hamilton, Moncton; A. -~B. D. NOTICE a i ' " " a t... 51*." .. . ‘ we _€. __.__. Bowen's remarks were made at "mime ° a“ “er w en “a i‘ B D1 i’ e,‘ ' _ o": mm l, ‘gznauﬂafe, c HiIUQeJZB ‘i’; ‘)5 l - 51:. unlit .‘- J- ‘ a Baptist church ‘Heeling concern‘ a (Higher ‘all: ‘about tine ‘chmlilll iii anflond (‘lat Ill xhtl; will! is“; ‘next bride often ywhon hei not’ Murlle. llg-mgerséldd Y. spun‘.- ‘ QUEEN HQTEL A ““‘°““‘ “m ‘“’ “dd "‘ ‘he PERSONALS m" ille ‘Hﬂiﬁun-hllt."”'“g.“.,§§f,§‘§ ﬁllets?“aliltehiliiiitmlvhel. ll... ileiylnlellltiitlti. 31m. ‘ittfﬁtnlni ew- eﬂsusr-d u. t. m.§.t..t.“ lllld u.""r.'°§ei.u.-inn',' s§$§Ze.-l§l§§'tlz'. ' D"°m°"" s°h°°l “w” °n Friday m“ e am m a y Bur o g latter said that the government of of William’ ll. McLoughlin, and eve-n though at the time she um W. Suuarebriggs, Summerside- W

d WATER ‘T5557 -"""'""i"“ Fm‘ 15m at 7 “mock w“ ' and with drinking and gambling 50' P. E. l. was trying to get men of Wm. S. Barlow. bank messenBe lnot have the slightest idea that l-i. Noonan. Summer-shit" 1:. R. <> OHARLOTTETOWN iwm‘ m“ ‘line-C'- °f °Y‘t"-'"il">¥ ti") The members of the Summerside i118 i"! alfolil hlm- h the ﬁght Wm He w“ carrying Om 1,, ,1 Brooklyn elevated station mg; such would be the case. Phillips, Summerside; J. A. Inn, 1 Pairville Egg Circle in said district. Hockey mun and a number 0g hoe. Bowens version is that e was the scheme as their agent Novembgr‘ “ma” the m,“ h“ "mm," h" summersma __

._. __. ______ ddveryono interested attend, key tans from the prince qoumy spttagltringAmore of his expegiténces ___ . . v»- »~»TF~-+ *~ *- “:",l"'.,";° .:...:"r..r:: o» a we»- . <> has been completely ' In e “e -n w“ “m” pllld “i°t.i‘.‘°t'i'iiv"l..a"i§iii‘til ihilﬁ ‘

""°"“°d "d '°' m’? colonel Gilmm’ 0' C" at the b“- llarletlluzlnd the house respectively. . ’ fvrnIIh-d thwushvut Mk5 f“ {"‘§,',’°‘1 ‘§"‘,,‘“"‘,‘,f°'s§§f_ Mitchell gave him n receipt with ‘ . ' ' J i and oﬂsro very com- ‘msln-OWN SCHOOL Con- $322,: on e o ow g the coat of nnms of Prince Edward e __ l fortlblo accommodation "mm, m," gm- January '_ _ The‘ only N. C. 0. involved a ffigliiiiiegvnlgiigsefamigchgﬁﬂ ‘SL932 . v - . - l‘; to the unveiling public. onnnn vu.-1, Archie, Mann. 2. f-ldence £11111}: ‘hugger £l€llligglgli tzvltﬁoknti»: Govenvmen, o, mﬂnw Ewan, ,5. . . . t Tiirtlb" I» ~91» : W,',",‘;;.“.‘,..“t“.“_'f' ‘fill ﬁliléiﬁii‘ —— lent... M... not report t l2. u. 1nd- lnterna c ean lne-ss . ,.,.. ""7 l9“ "H m‘ lmb‘ " d 5 m D i g n (equal), ' (Cqﬂiillllﬂd Fri?!" Plilﬁ 9M) superior promptly, is reduced to the h m, o; ' l = 1 “~ ‘, l "0 m» cwrtvwlly anonaedn av-‘ll leulua Campbell. 2. ""1"- ,, ‘.i,‘2,‘i.‘;?...i,‘2.‘.‘.‘"2.§..i..‘.. o: ‘Ziltsvenrn- ~ ~ l “Nd “I. ve§$lt§z9~“s'l5'3'1Je"f Cgménkp lzrggvlicllgllyelorliemprlblbtlvunll- ..,§'i.°,,,,',"-§,',‘ ,_>,‘§i,',‘;,,“§§{‘,“§, ygilsdgl? ment land or that Mitchelltviyuvs not E will tel] you that the ﬁrst m_ i‘ ‘ t ..— .—, orn a ~ - ,. ur- . . '"'" ”-°° ' "Y- 2- He» a .:"'~*:':°'".t::.':.-.. .. "t .".".':.'"""' a ::..%"".:"1".:t:*:..:ru..ft§m? sw- ot m-pe-on-hed- ., , - s e ' ' . , - - ~ v .~.- sauce J. TAYLOR. C"(§“R"X§','§ ,,,___1 Bu", Campbell’ tlemeent tile outstanding ques- “Il-(mlxen wvho admn be,“ p,“ rut any uneasy law the schem- gghe, slleepless rughtthhbihﬁusneas, _ . < Mm» 2- t i322... i2§“i?§;‘.‘i.1i..°3;"1%.'3£t2ﬁ §Z§.*"...§l‘§.tiﬁi'i.i“iiii“a.iiiw.ii t. ‘hi; 34°“... ".“I2.I...‘L'l‘.f.."°“.....ic "new ~ “ i - _.__._ BT- s ; t . . had retired "w t a sum o mo Wl n ‘ "- ChiSITlOiZliQtOWIl .,,,'i*.‘.,¢,‘,’i”."~.;§,§,“‘3;lg.i,;. iwiii‘; ggltkhrl-tgulll” Tillage all); '°?.".,}§,“§,’,,i,,";§-,,‘ffélgémg mvak tregiktgllzmlérdtlg: in time. these poisons may cause H Co liam Stewdrt. ' ' also been an exchabgle ‘of purlgl- tigated, and though they dam’ ha“ Wilton he came into contact with the breakdown of health and lentil ~ o " R°“""" Mann’ Tucker‘ ‘mllllgriiiglrirétl? 5:181! primlfflettl -:?'lgae';paecelt:l1l tiﬁibilull°elﬁiliilﬁ Mnmen °“ m“ “°°°“d °°°‘“"°“ h” to serious disease. ln consti tion. ' . s- . . . . . . . , - ' A i "'°"""" iztsrtrzr; "raters: '" ..’.°"“z*"".:"= w 225st‘: :::.i:"‘"%..:".':r.:.::t".. mylntemnalspeoallits-llést um- . . o s. - v win” H075‘- osf thils government are men and o“: ﬁrst‘; “$3,; ,,‘,,§,‘,’e,’,',‘§,’ he m" Prince will"! llillnd- F“ ind 1°? . mary cause of more than three- yum C" C"°°k°"' J" B‘ w°°d' o‘ v‘ women who are said to be unfit to Bowen 1, m, h, m, hagplm and lamilmb" ‘he d°'°“‘“’““‘ “mm” "y quarters of all illness including the - 1% '

W. P. Johnston. H. M. Downing. Morris, Ernest Gaudet. A. Johnston govern acéormng m the loud pm‘ it Wm be ‘some days baton. h" to act on behalf of the QEItVBTIIIIIBILl. t dim ‘lift , ‘ I J. A. Lea,_L. Rogers, E. McQuarrle Frank Johnston, A. B. Johnston, élamauona o, tum, Dolmen, up wounds "e healed of P. E, island. (Authorly r3‘i>r:t_ graves s ses o w. A, Align, L90 Waits, Charlie Summsrside; E. Boswell. Victoria, when“ ‘Brmsh history anon“ - opted bya document hour H! 9 _ the hard food w t d th h . Cahm, L. Gauthier, n. Silllphllnt, u. F. Stevens, Stellarton. no parallel m a new and w’ , “cm 5e31,) ll-lenu,’ doctor; urge mmma] dam. _ as e an us ub-

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