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I-i-me unARDoT'rs'rowN GUARDIAN

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"ANNIE L‘. f 'J HUNTER . .

cuocomrns »"°

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' FRESH

_ ‘ iszr

IslanIiieliCclii‘<)>i:>lates

received today You nm like

us . - Annie L. Hunter Chocolates, they

mule with the best of material,

ncluding Island Cream and llutter. Try Hunters, the kinds include

canamii. vANu.r.A cuocom-rr cmnuui srsorar.

-ALSQ FANCY BOXES_

'4 ` _TODAY _,_

Ernest H. Worth

rinee St. Phone sz

lottgown, or as many of them as

ation And Tolerance Is 333°

Fostered In

Maritimes

Part Of The Long Tradition

i Romance And History

Of The Seaboard Provinces, Moderation And Co-operation May Be Called The Spirit Of The Maritimes, Declares Mr. Justice A.K. Dysart, Of The Court Of King’s Bench, Manitoba. In Address At Annual Dinner Of Maritime Prov. Ass seintion At Winnipeg. Rev. S.J. Bonnell Among Speakers,

WINNIPEG, Jan. 19 -~ The their

'fsplendid spirit of cooperation and

doubtful if confederation would out

numbers would indicate.

A former prime minister of Can-

Grlty for the statement that

ever have been achieved. was fos- when ii debate is in progress in the

iolci-iince without which it is very ada, not B Mm.mmer_' was his

tered in the Maritime Provinces, I-Io

e of Commons, thc best con-

Mr Justice A K Dysart, of the tributlons to a national problem

court of king's bench, told the co

from Maritlmers.

their annual dinner here tonight orary president of the association, Port of the long traditions, ro introduced by President R. D,

mance and history of the seaboard Be

the Marmmes, the speaker con- the tinued, for while it is not exclus- dist lvely, it is distinctively Maritime, ing The share ,and influence of Pr

ll, and a. vote of thanks was oi.

provinces, moderation and co op fercd him in a brief speech by eration may be called the spirit or Chi

ef Justice D. A. MacDonald, of court of wln8's bench. Other Ulslllshecl speakers of the even- included Dr. W. C. Murray, dent of the University of

Maritime Hovlnces Association at Mr. Justice Dysart, who is hon.

csl

Marltimcrs in the achievement of ,Saskatchewam Archbishop A, A, ¢0Hf@<I@l'aU0I1. Mr. Justice Dysart |Slnn `

said, was fur in advance of what S.

ott of Winnipeg and Rev, J,

Bonnell.

Earl And Elmer Lund ..

kelnpiehd ns case. Mr. R. R. neu, l

_ to

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hen

_Hinson Roberts .r,

d Roberts till 1 o'clock. Gallant

home at 1.10 a. m., slept with his

father all night, got up at 8.30, went

Mass at 9.30, and prepared to go Wellington to visit his mother

in the afternoon. None of the nc-

c H A R G 8 cused had previous court records,

_ A11

' Mr. M. A. Farmer in his address

inted out that in the preliminary

A 0 U U I T E D _-been at the Palace Cafc with Lund

an B0

were sober on Saturday night.

ting, Mrs. Lund, who did not

, ve evidence at the trial, stzitcd

that the boys came home at 11.30 or

whereas defense witnesses had

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M STIIR AI

PRINCE EIIIIARII

Miss Agnes Ayres

Tells Ot Hollywood Celebrities And De- li g h t s Audience With Short Ac-

c o u n t 0 f H or Screen Garecr.

The motion picture fans of Char-

crowd into the Prince Ed- Theatre yesterday afternoon evening were present to see hear Miss Ag:es Ayres, fam-

ous motion picture star.

Mr. C. J. Gallagher, manager of

the Prince Edward, introduced Miss Ayrs to her expectant aud- lence. Her first words and smile won

the hearts of the crowd which l'stened inte.;tly while she told of her experiences in several of the pictures in which she played a prominent part.

Commenting on the character of

Jack Holt, she mentioned that the first .alltalkic to be held in Char-

and

lottctown, (July 29, 1920) was The Donovan Affair", in which ML Ayres played 9. major role with .lack Holt and Dorothy. Rev- ier.

Miss Ayres outlined the plot and

part played by herself iii several other popular pictures. such as, “The Ten Commandments" in which she acted the part of a leper. The leading i-ole in “The Modem Cinderella", was played by her. "The Affairs of Anatole" and "Forbidden Fruit" were also reviewed by the visiting star.

Miss Ayres never had a double

act for her in any of her plays. often risking her life by perform- ing daring stunts before th¢ esm- era. Jumping from ri. thirty. foot bridge and driving ia. racing car 105 miles pci' hour were feats all in a. days work. An interesting anecdote relstins

to the filming of “The Sheik" was told bylvfls; Ayres. The delighted fans heartily applauded Miss Ayres when she concluded her” perform~ ance by giving her impression of Pola Negrl singing, “Paradise".

“The crooked circle" a mystery

drama with Ben Lyon, Zasu Pitts. James Gleason, and Irene Purcell was the picture part of the prog-

WITH '

with six little ones, all subject to chest colds and bronchitis. I was told to use Mustard and Mecca for their colds. After tréyllw 5° mlm' other things, I foun just marvel- lous results. The _poultlcc loosened up the cough an breathing was much easier. They $0 W ¢I\°°I with it on and _there rs never any danger of talung _fresh cold, as after the old-fashioned Mustari. Poultice. I am so thankful I eve_i_ tried it and feel I must tell you-so.

Mecca ana Mustard. The mustari 0!

parties of Mecca_to penetrate-

(Tubei 506 anf§i.00. _ ___

_ - of

1 Queen'l

County news o! lueul internet l~\lt M ri-i-iising of o nrwny mnnrv may N in |,,|,f||.¢ .g 4 cents.. n \\-orll atrlctly

ARENA. - Unemployed Work- gr

l5c. 'T659-1-20-31.

Prince Street School at 3 p. nl., Fri- M;

da January 20th, where arrange-

Y. Mr

ments will be made for their Col-

_llll T0- Slllllllll dim

Busy MOUIII’ 05 5 \Y|'l¢“"" o

"sunt a line from a busy mother 8.00-

Surely this is heart-felt apprecia-. Il” tion of_Mecca. If your family 1: financial statement shows the as- K ;uffe;;nf%:g_l1_;_;?|§§_g“_§_I_|_*::_;' soclation to be in a healthy condi-

ronc a .

Lumbago Chills aiid Aches, us( U0”

opens the pores and enables thi - 5 t- f mximageiy $15, powerful healing, soothing pro £53603 mn 0 app

removing coniestion and healing "HIS

the painful ln smmatlon. officials from the live stock records plac s°Id b 5" Dr" ‘5t5`“25°' 35‘ board, who gave valuable advice to King

c present. They were J0h1l W. L. 'Johnson presiding. The meet-

Bran

~ man,

vsnhsii and G. B._n.othwe1l. rep- was

Tlllo column in reserved or __ pres

addr

mcn's Association Big Benefit Skate its Wednesday night. January 25th me with special music League of the ww"

Cross Band. Adults 25e. Children stock _word committee also sp°ke_ _mo

The meeting adjourned at noon products manufactured were com-

"; h

Noricn.-First Year students of :__ °

Prince of Wales Qollege will meet Br

Young People’s Society Regular classes in I-it»2l'8¥\\!'¢. Music and Christian Ethics-

itv Union Cliuflll

7.00-Choir icT1:aI:;T,Heartz Mem-

rinl Hall. f

IIIIIICTIII-NI VEI ISIIEII INIIIINEIJ

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FOXMEN Encouraging Reports

1Continued from PB/Ze 1) An'

its securities showInE B11 BP'

instic one and was attended by sin

t, director, and R. C. T. Hitch- ing,

Debate “Resolved that wo- man's sphere is the home"-

Sociai Hall.

gton

_.,,,___,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,., T.. nual Meeting Of

__ _ ._

nslngton Dairy

vu we rr--nl =-"1-ft mu- Association.

. The meeting was an en- The annual meeting of the Ken-

Dairying Association took

e Tuesday, Jan. `l7th, in the

George Hall, President Wm.

which was fairly well attend-

chief Registrar. A. M. Mc- ed by the patrons and shareholders.

favored with the attendance

iting the iive stock department of Hon. Thomas MacNutt, Minis-

resoi

~_' the Federal government were ter

ent and addressed the meet- president for many years of the

g_ KET) Hn M Challis Minister of also

. 0 . . - .

”"h'° m'“dmn“ G-aiiic ‘and Fisheries for ontario ton

esscd the meeting and con- Dominion Staff Cow Testing As-

of Agriculture and a- former

sington Dairying Association, Dairy Instructor W. L. Bren- and Mr. S. C. Wright of the

iitulated the Association uD°11 soclation.

n a luncheon was tendered the cc

success during the years of de- The reports of the officers show- glen, J, D. Byrm-i of Bridge- ed that the year 1932 had been . Ont., Chairman of the live highly successful for the Associ-

so far as quantity of dairy

d The Kensington plant

me .

lcgates by the Provincial Fox made an increase over the previous eders Association of Ontario, year of over 20.000 lbs. of butter, or G, D. S. Cousins presided. While the Hamilton Plant had an

_ Robinson of the City Council increase of over 18,000 lbs. cheese.

e an official welcome on be- Th

e patrons of Hamilton Cheese

is 1 in ga”

lege classes The Mme Choo W f of me May0,~_ A150 speaking Factory received an average of six-

reopen on Monday, January 23rd at 1131

1.30 p. m. in the new building. I*

_ IN ANGLICAN PULl’I'i`-The preacher at the eleven o'clock ser- vice in -Trinity Memorial Church,

'trcal Presbyterian College. La

sisters and held at the I. o. o. F. “" Hall last evening was a very suc-

large and the dancing was thor- gr

served. Dixon's orchestra. rendered n excellent dance music. pl

P. w. c. nr:-ori<:NlNo. _ First re

year students of Prince of Wales College will -assemble today ‘at “Ii Prince Street School at 3 o`clock to C

the luncheon were Hon. Mr. teen

cents pei' pound for butter this being the highest price

TODAY we start to o

EGGS SELECTED D

and VEGETABLES.

Everything to Ea

OUR MOTTO

UUZIIIY. 3¢l’VI¢0, Cleanliness ' `; I"

_-. v >. ¢ --iw .

_ .

-. gl Y

perate our light De-

livery Trucks to DELIVER FREE to our

_ door MEATS ri oRoc R y

AND cARRv iiiiicss. E 'ES at CASH

Our stock includes CHOICE BEEF PORK CHICKEN and FANCY MEATS, FRESH

AIRY and CREAM-

ERY BUTTER and GROCERIES. FRUIT

‘ All Free ' De`Iive d b $1.00 and are Por.3I|i)|rv§I_Sv'i§Is<i. D? over'

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B URNS C ON CER T

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Strand Theatre, Tues. & Wed. Jan. 24--25

PROGRAMME

1- B35 mlm Sllttl-|\>l1S» Pipers-Capt. A. Dcllougali Juhii l5. Maildu-

(or which veh. Arehdeseori A1- P mond is Rector), Montreal, on Sun- ad day -was the Rev. D. J. Fraser. D. D., °

LL. D., Principal-emeritus of Mon- :E

ABBIE SISTERS DANCE-The f

med ' .

dance smnsored by the Abegweit cetlng e. directors meeting was st”

_ e

held at which Mr. George A. Call

' bec

ccssful affair. The attendance was es_den__ and L_ ____ Ummm sa__s_ ,.9

_ co

oughly enjoyed. Refreshments were my’ N' B" vice president' The

ew ace of the six retiring directors th e F. W, Fraser, Calgary, Alta.. ‘id -elected, J. J. McCague, Alllston, °°°

Ont., to replace W. H. C. Ruthven. 19

hnrles Fremont of Quebec City

. q352_1_,20_11_ Challis, Toronto and Mr. Charles fat.

mom of Quebec paid by any cheese plant in the

s .`

0 .

Pl‘0

President Replies Th

- elvi

dresses ln fitting terms. At the

S .

re the guests of Mr. Robert W asc:-,.New York representative of "W

vlnce for the season of 1932

Kensington butter patrons rc ng an average of nineteen

re_».1¢3,~;_i callback replied to the Cents per pound for butter fat.

. Harold Laird, Kelvin, was

e of the nwmng the delegates banner patron in Kensington Fac-

and James F. Donald in Ham-

n Factory for 1932.

m L°,ndon_ Eng1,md_ at an During the year the Association

§°n» ormal dinner at the lzctcl. Im- mst

k, Summerslde was rc-elected 9°

directors elected to take the

his request. also of Aliiston, Ont. Mr

r Quebec re-elected. L. T. Lee- pr

lately following the annual Ch-95

allcd a new 25 h.p. boiler pur-

cd from Bruce Stewart as Co., a new Leonard Automatic

am Engine to increase needed wer facilities. Both plants were

ted to be now in excellent

ndition.

The Secretary's report showed at the Board had effected a con- erable decrease in the hauling ts of both cream and milk for 32.

The Minister of Agriculture, Hon.

MacNutt, li1 a helpful and

actical address commended the

son and Per

Solo-Loch Lomond-lllrs. ll. Sal|or's Hornpipo-Misses Doris

?°€"‘:"‘i'°5°

Violin Selection-Leniuel Jay. Step I)unec-Victoria Mrlnnis.

/\ Bit 0'

' One Act

Dr.

10.

son, Josephine Leighti

ll. 12.

14. 15.

ey Groom.

llendrrsun. McDonald, Anahcll Lawson

Solo-"The Star 0' Robbie Burns"-R. Walter llurdi-it,

llrntlicr

Conlerly

CAST

-"H110 Bill" . . . . . Mrs. Arthur Henry _ John McTavish .. . . .. lllr. James Caldw- ltev. Cameron ...,.. .. _

Maggie Mclloligall . . . . .. . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . _ . Mrs. Frances Holi Trainer

Grey . . . . . . . . . Mr. Malcolm McKinnon

Mrs. A. H. Roper-Director.

8. Dancing-Glllie Callum-Miss Marie Walker.

9. Solo-“Angus McDonald”-Mrs. W. J. McDonald

Dancing-Highland Fling-Misses Doris McDonald, Ariabcll Law-

Mr. A. M. Douglas

zer, Mary Mcliachern

Duet.-"The Crooked Bowbce"-Mrs. F. Nash and James Calder. Old Time Violin Music-Lemuel Jay.

13. Step Dance-by an old timer-Donald Mclfadyen.

Solo-"Caller Herring,” in costume-Mrs. A. ll. ltoper

Solo-“A Sprlg 0’ Heather"-R. Walter Burdeit.

Auld Lang Sync

rammc. and caused a. great deal of

begin their second term's work. Sec- fo

testified that the accused came

home at 1.10. It had been neces-

ry for the defense to change its

Zilory, due to the fact that Crown Evltncsscs had sccii the accused in

ho Paillcc Cafe after 12 o'clock;

~ :ence the truth of both stories told - v

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After deliberating for more than an hour following I. two days' trial

in the Supreme Court, a jury 9°

the defense might well be ques-

tioncd.

Mr. Farmer reviewed thc main lnts of evidence, and pointed out

brougin down ,_ verdict of acquittal that there were discrepancies in the

for Earl Lund, Elmer Lund, Hinson °

vldénce given by Gallant and El-

Robz-rts and Amend Gallant, who me’ I-Sund' 0"” Said that the 5355

were charged with breaking into h

niri entering on oct. so last the ed

vendors store on Great George. th Street, and with having stolen goods in their possession knowing -7 them to be stolen. I0

EMIY the afternoon the defense f-:_

unsel for the accused, then deliv- 3°

ad been filled before Lund arriv-

at the shack, the other said that' ey had been filled afterwards. In his charge to the jury, Mr.

ustlce Arsenault made rcfcrcnce

the fine reputation of the Royal

anadian Mounted Police, and to e ' `

_difficulty of thc prosecution in tting evidence ns use was not

ado of finger prints in this pro-

= ned his address to the Jury, and was in

ineiriiiirizt in the audience.

Moslem Revolt_ Nipped In Bud

(Canadian Press Cable) ALQAR, Rajputuna, North India.

Jan. 18-The revolt ol’ recalcitrant Moslems in this state against the Government has virtually ended. The British troops called in to re- store order among the Mcxslems will be removed shortly and all out- ward signs of dissatisfaction have disappeared.

For a few days the revolt threat-

ened to reach serious proportions but the immediate massing of troops, aided by acroplanes to re- connoitre the linpassable districts

college building. Since thc des- truction cf the old college`classes have been held in Queen Square and Prince Street Schools. Second

highly prized clock was stolen. As h a clerk was at work in the Harris S Aibbatcir office till an early hour S

ond year students will begin work ma on Monday and Third Year students I5 an on Tuesday. The second terms SIIHPD and Calif- J0h1l L» Rvfkd. rl' P

work will be carried out in the new 9160195-

and Third Year students met in follows'-Dr. J. J. Gillis of Mer- the former, and First Year students ri

in the hitter. r. ,

-_-_ Sash, Sven Kllntbcrg, Birds .Hill, In

TWO BREAKS-City police are Man.. Major G. B. S. Cousin.. fa

this moming. police believe that John L. Read. Borden, P. E, I., L. ta the thief had concealed himself in T.

n, Salisbury, N. B.. re-elected, rem” °f the °m°°’S and ¢xh°"' land directors. i-ion. G. shelton ed

The full board of directors are as 'soc

served the dairymen for the past

E. I. C. C. Holman, Moose Jaw,

B.. L. B. McKenzie, Truro, N. S.. bo

IS. Kennedy, Southport, C. C. in

art, Kensiiigtoii, G. A. Callback. ummcrsidc. Hon. G. Shelton as harp, Charlottetown, and Capt. pa

Leeman. Salisbury. N. B.. Chas.

tt, B. C., formerly of Miscouchc, 1°' _

Instructor W. L, Brenton gave an

teresting address on deli-y_ and ctory problems, dealing with

working on two brealu which were Georgetown Ont. Edgar Rochette present °°ndm°"S I" g°“°"“I- H”

. . , __

discovered yesterday moi-ning, one Q at the office of the Harris Abbatoir N. Co., Ltd., from a gale in which $85 Malor A. S. Robertson, Mermaid, an was stolen, the other at the office _F.

of Mr. E. R.. Brow from wlllch a Baker, Margate, Dr. A. A. lock-

. _ _ ig

uiecC~t.F.H.Co ,PotElln N y pp I g th makers Messrs. Leo Hughes

d Cyril Connlck, the latter hav- g made 100% grade one cheese

this season.

Mr. S. C. Wright gave an encour- lng report of the work in his de- rtment and urged the patrons to ke full advantage of service ren-

dered by the Department.

the patrons to hold firm to the important basic industry in our vince, the dairy industry He

also strongly appealed to all the

The Directors patrons to stand co-operatively and

loy

ally in support of their own As- lation which has faithfully

ty years. -

hly commended tlic_ work of

retired to deliberate. 3

that the R.. C. M. P. in their testi-

mony gave nc evidence that the ac- ‘ill cuscd made the break. The fact _ hi* that iiquor was _found in the cm- was no evidence that tlic accused Witlrtlie accused was no proof that

uw? knew the goods-were stolen. _BC Roberts told the officers where the C rest cf the liquor was. Elmer Lund ml

tonimori thing for people to find li- in llllvf- - The accused had no reason

Nl. and .were taking it away to make what money they. could from lt. _

reiieweei by Mr. M. A. Farmer for vince- thc Crown. Mr. Justice Arsenault

then gave his charge and the jury Ji

Miz Bell, in his address. stated 0

for possible gatherings of revoltlng nntlvcs soon eased the disturbance.

the warehouse. and when danger Fremont Quebec City. J. _J.

A hearty vote of thanks moved Mr. James Pendergast, second-

After reviewing the cvldcnce, idgc Arsenault stated that if the tory of the defense was to be beli- ved, the accused cou_ld not have been at the island on the night In

estlon Although s"v<-ini bottles d been opened at the shack ihcrfr

d been drinking. Certain of thc

cused might be eliminated and ei-tain others convicted. The Jury

ght convict one or more on thc

was arrested on the i5|`nnd_ It wgg first charge and one or more on thc

f°“ U10 Jury to decide if he was hid- Ihli the liquor. It was not an un- G

second. Earl Lund. Roberts and allant had been foimd with liquor

their possession. The fl\l05Ifi°n

was whether they knew this 1i\'l\10l‘

I0 believe that the liquor was stol- had been stolen. It was for the

wh to satisfy the Jury that U10

young men knew that thc liquor had been stolen. There was no ex-

Mr. Bell reviewed the evidence in l Cust f0\” the YQ‘”‘§ me" mr tmng

"mc detail. Some person knowing |t that the Lundswerc absent from

_ the isisns might have iireusht the élriiioi- ie the shack at night, with the intention of taking it- away ist- ‘

er. Gallant; who had been at North' Wdtshlre on Saturday night had

he action they did. Their 0mlSSi0Il to inform the police, however, did not constitute n. crlinc._ As thc Crown had proved that three mlm had been ioimd with recently stolen liquor in their possession mi8Ilt ill the hog of any explanation convict

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SMP ___

" Soothes and Heals N._D. MacLean I ' scallops

The disorders broke out because

the -Hindus refused to join in anti- governmcnt activities oi' the Mos- lcms.

tlicm. If the jury considered that the cxplunatlcn given might reason- ably bc true, though not convinced that it was true, it would acquit the accused. The jury was asked to consider if the prisoners' explan- ation was reasonable or not.

DEATHS

Mll.cKINNON-At DeSllble, P . E. island on January 19, 1933, Roder- ick MacKinnoii, aged 82 years. Fun- eral Saturday 21st at 2 p. ln- t0 Argyle 'shore Cemetery. SIMMONS-At 286 Sydney Street, on Tuesday, January 17, 1933, Mrs. Annie Simmons, rclict of the late

'Charles Simmons. Funeral Satur-

day, January 2lst. Service starting at 11.00 o'clock a. in. Interment peoples cemetery. Remains resting at McLean Funeral Home until Friday evening, '

lievai that thc safe from whzchf the money was stolen had been left ' unlocked. strangely enough noi locks or windows were broken. It is believed that the intruder left the

dow in the rear of Mr. Brow-'s of- fice had been left open accident-

climb through the opening. A num-

of observation was over rnnsncked |CBgu¢‘, Allisioh. Ont.. F. W. Fraser, by the desks Oi' the office. It is be- ICBIEHTY- ed

Time is one of thc gifts of God.

building by the rem- doo,-_ A Win. To each .He has given thc same J nm

_________ de

by Mr. C. M. Howatt, was ten-

red to the above named visitors

their attendance and valuable

0,, Time addresses. -

ount, twenty-four hours per day. th 0 _

r doing worili-wllilc things, West- at

Resolutions of condolence were

moved by Messrs, Harry Brown and ohn Howard to the relatives of e late Herbert R. Baker and late

be g1°f,hf,,|_ tm-dy_,md]a¢_e15 to Mrs. MacNutt. It was agreed to

ally, and the thief was able to mis'-We lime. Timc is opportunity hold a meeting in Malpeque Hall

a later date.

ber of dnawers in the office were e rarlsacked. d

isit

Mr. Clayton Grecii of Bcdequc B

d time is lost time. Lost time is estruction of cppoi~tunity._ Besides,

Mn _,_ A_ McAdam_ s§kh.k_ was body waiting for you to be there?

taken to the City Wednesday and entered the city Hospital for treat- ment. I-le was taken from the C. N. R. Staten to the Hospital by vim

not rather selfish to keep some-

The following Board of Directors re appointed for ensuing year:

we . President, Wm. L. Johnson; Vice-

sidcnt John Simpson James F.

Donald, James Fendergast, Wil- liam Caselcy, Wesley Heaney and

rown nnd James F Donald were

ed friends In K°n5mgt°“ dur' appointed representatives to the

A. A. Hennesscy's ambulance. its me week C“d___K_

THE HOME OF

OIT ers this week

Iladdock fillets Cod fillets Cod or Haddock (whole fish) _ _

' I I as Welles Cleansee the Skin uivnenraxcn Dighys (2 l_li. bex)

_I4l_iiir\- ' I

EMBLAMIB

f the lw °.'f Ch loiletown and I

fgwjn- ins If

P\'°P°:iee :vhicil loollleyatgd elibal inodlbrc B protection I Nm” W"“|l"l F against skin troubles., ' i-here no _ Phone 1226 We Deliver 71 Queen si,

Pd” ,sm W Montreal . I

°‘”""‘°'I5°"’-""°“°"“‘°°~'-*'“°°"*'°'*-"°""" " I ' 1

Boneless Digbys

* ` I _MP .

‘GOOD FISH - `

SIX BIG SPECIALS

. 2 lbs. 25c . 2 lbs. 2lc lb. 7c lb. Zlllc 2 boxes 2lc . Z lbs. 2lc

Percy McGougan. Messrs. Harry

Pro

vincial Dairy Association nicct-

lng in Clmrlottctown.

ENGLISH

(Continued from Page 11

but no reports had been received from her until iicws arrived this af- ternoon that she had been found.

Nine military nnd_cIvilian aeru- plnncs had been scnrrliing for 'nei- in French territory in Afi-icn.

Search For lllnklrr

A heavy snowfall hampered thc

sem-ch today for Hinkier iii the re- g`on of Auxei-re and the forest near Busscy. An unconfirmed rc- port yesterday said that his plane

had been sighted in the forest but

Admission 501: N

Tickets for 'l`uesda_\',

Jan. 25th. on sale Wedne Johnson & .lohnson and Stores.

J. G. MCl<`ADYlJl\`. Chairman

God Save the King.

"fat ;np.::i1- l-Mrs. Keith Rogers.

Doors open 1.30; (‘urialn at 8 p. m. sharp.

0 Reserved Seats

Jun. 2-ith on sale Fri-

day 20th at 9 il. m. and tickets for Wednesday,

sday 25th at 9 a. m. at H. I.. \\'orth_v’s Dru?

C0;\iMi'I`TEi§

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T. M. MCMILLAN, Secy.

S U M M ERS I Il E

and Prince County

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cents n word airlrtly pr.,-n|,|¢ in mi-_ \‘|\n1.‘e. _

-POLICE COURT-Iii thi: Sum- merside Police Court on Thursday; ll man was fined $25 and costs for. interfering with an officer of the I-HW ill the Carrying out rf 11.5 duties.-S

-Miz Jack McLeod of Suiiiiner- s`dc has retumed from an vxlcndcdI business trip in the Maritime Prov- inces-S

-M‘Ls.s Sybil Tantmi of Si|i.`.ini~i‘-

sldc is visiting friends 'ii Halifax. N. S.-S `

no trace of the plane of pilot was found when rcconnoltrclng search wus made. Capt. W. L. Hope, ii friend oi Hinkler. who set out from Fcltham, England. 12 days ago in attempt to set :\ record for an Australian night. has been in Swit- zerland fo`r several days scnrcliini the Alps where he believes the no- ted flyer was forced dov.-ii.

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FRII-II) HAM VI-i(iETABlrES BREAD AND BUTTER TEA OR COFFEE

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ROCK CANDY 400 Lb.

GLOSS-Y PAINT

The paint on your front dool

can be given a new gloss by apply- ing equal parts of linseed oil and iuriieiiliiic thoroughly mixed, after thc door has been rubbed clean from dust. with a soft cloth. Rub

the mixture on with a piece oi soft sponge. then polish with a soft cloth.

illl)lNG Till-I SCRAT(`llE.\` When the lcnilicr of brown shoes has b`cen scratched so that li shows ugly white marks. earefull'

dub the places o'vci- with n. little

iodine applied on it camel hall lrrusli. Leave it to dry, then pol- ish with a brown slice cream and l-he places will hardly be noticeable.

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