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brothers and sisters, with the except- ion of one brother in Vancouver, ga- thered 1n honour of Mr. li:.rry Bell. who we; visiting his native province for the first time for twenty five years. Those present were Mrs. Hun- ter, Miss Florence and Herbert Bell. o! Bummerside; lvfrs. Mathews arid Carlyle Bell, of Aiberton; Mrs. Allan Palmer, of Freetown and Mr. Harry bell. of Seattle, Washington. A very jolly time was spent in family re- miniscences-S

—FUNERAL OF THE LATE MB. PHILLIP CALLBECIL-The funeral! took place on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. William Buchanan. of Summer- side, of the late Mr. Phillip Callback. who passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Inman, North Tryon, on Saturday last. A short ser- vice was held on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tlnman, in 'l‘ryon. the remains being afterwards brought

Eastern Guardian

"WLASTEIN AGENTS-Ml’. J-W Murdock 1s Guardian Agent in Moa- tague and will be pleased to receive new and renewal sulacriotionl.

. . ‘FOR I SALE-Plano and Gramo- phone priced low for quick sale. J. L. Younker. Montague. 8368-4-18-31.

"ﬂ-IVEBYBODY COM! TO THE GREAT ORATORICAL CONTEST Oddfelloivb Hall‘ Montague. Friday at B p. m. 51.

.."1‘HE BEST ORATOIIS OI‘ P. E. l. will be heard at the oratorlcal contest, Montague on Friday. Admis- slon 25c. 5i.

..'DO NOT MISS T!!! OBI-QT- EST EVENT of the year-the future statesmen and statesdan-ies of Gan- ada, will speak in the Oddfellow‘:

_OBATOHCAL CONTEST m a‘ to Summerslde. Rev. Mr. Brinton, of Hall at B p. m. Friday bi. The danger facing the Prince Ed- from one barrel planted the actual I u 1 a Tkyon, officiated at both services and ward Island notaloe industry. from cost l5 not less than $2.50 per hun- Marys H‘ ' III-day n p‘ m‘ Ad" was assisted in Summerside by Rev. ..*REAL ORATORY WILL B!

foreign interests. forcing down prices. drcd pounds. This has caused an to cut out competition. has bfﬂlingifalltln in favor of higher duties impressed on us, ihc past few weeks, ‘on potatoes and a large delegation

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The C. I. l‘. price of Prince Ed- 5 Island interviewed the Government ward Island pulaioes has been forced a fcw days ago urging an increase

down price $1.70

The

house hrnker

than ever before.

retail to

to 85 cciiis. The has been forced down per sack of xiiiiety dill)’. cOrtsui fees. and expenses

custom-

pounds. if not quite, prohibitive.

for Island potatoes been maintained at distribution amount to about 310531.10 C. I. l". which it should have. per sack so the retail price of $1.70 been, and the retail price at $3.25, leaves a loss on B5 cents potatoes of 1 which would only give the dealer twenty cents a sack. This low price a fair profit on $1.10 potatoes. the for Prince Edward Island pOIMQCSi price of Cuban potatoes could have has, forced down the price of Cuban , been maintained at $2.75 whicl-iwould

of growers from all parts of tho

ill the duty from $2.00 per hundred kilos to $3.00 which would be almost.

Had the price of Prince Edward

mission 25 e. bl.

--IOBIH HOOD FLOUR. h guar- anteed to please you better.

--LACQ AND LUSTAQUICK quick drying enamel. New colors at Brace's. 3270-4-18-11.

--WILL PRINCE COUNTY B! CHAMPION 0F CANADAY-Kear for yourselves the youthful aspirants, St. Mary's Hall Friday at 8 p. m. 5i.

—WISTII.N AGlNL-Mr. 0. I Gallant is Guardian Agent 1n How- lan. and will be [leased to receive new and i... leubscrlptiei-ia. ti.

W. H. Harding. The funeral was at- tended by a large number of friends and acquaintances. Many beautiful wreaths were sent from friends in Moncton and Summerside and also from country districts, where the de- ceased was very highly esteemed. The pail bearers were Messrs. A. S. Mc- Kay. John Smallman, Charles Waugh, W. J. Muttart, John S. Ramsay, (rc- presenting the I-Iali Manufacturing 00.. and John E. Campbeli.-S.

—-DEA’I‘II OI" MR. JOHN D. MUR- PIIY-The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital at nine o'clock on Monday morning of Mr. John D. Murphy. of Borden, at the

‘Till-J FEATURE of the great gather- ing at the oratorical contest in Odd- fellows Hall at 8 p. m. Fridﬂ. It will thrill you. AdmLsslon 35c. 5L

..*SI"I~ICIAL PRICE Ori Rubber Boots, lvlcifs Vac Short $4.75; Vac Storm King $6.50. Boys’ Swrmking Rubber Boots $3.90. Poole d: Thomp- son, Ltd. 3255-4-17-31

..‘THE BIG ICE-Owing to the strong northerly winds prevailing all last week. the big polar ice from the north has completely jammed the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and la not likely to leave in a hurry which means late ﬁshing, and possibly a

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potatoes from ‘ _ pounds to $2.25 which is below cost would have been no agitation for —bPOT THE WINNIE at the cr- s: °1I 5? 551a“ h1m'1~th1f“:p:5; vhf: m” sprmg‘ your rooms or merely blanket them s‘ R 99 of proﬁliction. as they claim. mat ; prohibitive duties. atoricel contest st. Mary's mu, Fri- l‘ i‘ 1* K e“ ° ° ‘l ________ __debends on the Wan Paper Therys aw with a yield of from e to '1 barrels day at s p. m. s1. mm“! b!" m‘? entered ‘he “Wm” ‘ ‘ To MAKE BUWNG l ' a week prior to his death. m. was .. SEED POTATOES AND ailable here for you the finest showing of PLAN AND EASY Peters Road »_ _ _ iPeters Road-and their many rushes "'n"t“'"?am‘ef'f, E1T’““:°Eh 13;" m’ tfhmee“ gmshchi“ C?“ “Sh: Ztﬁigligfmipptffrssturi: c; ‘I; lovely new wall papers that this store ' _ ‘And vlcmlty pa ,e in , arn an s e c, car erry. w ere e came n con ac pe store has ever showm There is every “Ihen you Order a 10]]

{with the Guardian wish them sue- . ‘ccss in their new and added enter- Hitherto, the prevailing N.E. winds l prism have blown chilly over the landscape but now signs of warmer weather are ‘ evident.

sold right. at Bruce's. 3270-4-18-11. mm’ by the occupants of the some- what light sandy-gravelly soils of the Eastern section of the Island, and to which those two crops may b0 said to be habitat. Now both Of

those crops failed and there is

and was very popular with the tra- velling public. by whom he will be much missed. In his home he was a good husband and a kind and in- dulgent father to a large family. Mr.

of paper here, you get a. double roll. This makes your buying easy and simple.

kind of lovley paper from all of the best Canadian and AMERICAN makers, in the new designs.

8c, 10c, 12c and up to $3.75 and more per

—ENCOURAGE YOUTBFUL Ol- ATORS by attending oratorical con- test St. Mary's Hall, Friday at 8 p.

Mr. Samuel mvicsoi-i. Peters no. has in course of erection an up-to-

Lobster ﬂshermm an along meisccomodate a still larger flock of

‘lzores “i” no“ spewing "p preps” i egg-producers than he formerly kept. a ions or '

near at hand. Many of our youngf

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Their ﬁeld 33mg a fa-“ﬁunil F01“ mie- muimy l herenqe to duty, the results obtained

from

the ﬁshing season so

are engaged in this work. of operation-extends

the "North Side“ around East

Pt. and lvfiirray Harbor to the Sou-

thern shore

where Pictou Island.

Prim Pr. and other points invite the hardy fishermen to participate in the hidden measures of the deep.

Mr. Otis Jackson has purchased a?

farm acljacrnt to his own from Mr.

Male

olm Reid. who in turn has pur-

chased the fcrm pIFIIIISES of Mr.

Fred

W. Johnston. who we are in-

formed has purchnscrl the store and othcr lllTlilPfifi cnnnevtcd, of the late

Daniel ltlcLcod at Niurray River. and‘ will conduct a general store at this makes you tmnk than".

, thriving centre.

The in".

.cs purchasing are all of

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can

date poultry-house that will better

Mr. John A. McSwain. Peters Rd, ,has also taken much interest in the ‘poultry industry, and by strict ad-

in this line have caused some peo- ple to look up and listen.

We are also informed that Mr. Mc- Swain contemplates the purchase of an incubator to facilitate matters in this-interesting work.

‘ i‘. I Sandy had recently had his photo- ‘graph taken. and, being pleased with 11f took it round to show a friend. at ‘mire-same time asking his opinion. His friend locked it over very critically, and casually remarked. "Rather flat- tering, isn't it?" '

"Flattering!" said Sandy. “What

i "Well." replied the other. "I see you

in. 5i.

~—MEET!NG—A meeting of Short- hom breeders will be held in the office of the Department of Agricul- ture on Friday afternoon, April 19th, at- 1.30 o'clock sharp. for the purpose of considering the importation of n car-lot of breeding males and females from Ontario. All interested are ur- gently requested to attend.

—SIJC(ESSFUL SALE-The Lad- 'ies Aid of Trinity United Church. Summerside. held a very successful pantry sale on Saturday last in lvfesrs. Sinclair and Stewarts Rest Rooms. The neat sum of over fifty dollars was realized. A novel feature was the sale of recipe books, which found ready buyers-S

-nsi>ry niwnroN-A very Joy- ous family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bell. of

‘have your hand in your pocket."

Siimmerside, when all Mr. Bell's

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Murphy was one of the leading mem- bers of the L. O. L. at Borden and also took s. prominent part in Mas- onic affairs, beingan honoured mem- ber of Mount Maria Lodge, No. l5, A. F. and A.M., under whose auspices the funeral was held. Besides his sor- rowing widow (formerly Miss Annie Adams. of Sea View» there are left to mourn six‘ sons and five daughters, namely: -F1'ederick, of Toronto; James, Donald, William, Bruce and John at home; Mrs. Stephen I-f. Pyke, Charlottetown; Mrs Berkley Sutton, Glace Bay. N, S; Mrs. Ralph Hutchison, Cannon, N. B; Miss Mary Eva. Boston._Mass., and Beatrice at home: also four brother, Messrs. James ‘H. and Edwin of sen View;

William of Boston and Robert, of Bismark, North Dakota. to nil oi whom the deep sympathy: of the community and a host of friends is

extended. A funeral service, Rev. G.

T. Spriggs officiating, was held at

the residence at 2 p . m. on Tiles-

day and was very largely attended.

the members of Mount Maria Lodge

accompanying the remains to the

train by which they were conveyed

to Remington. The funeral takes

place Thursday morning at ll

o'clock. conducted by Rev. G. T.

Spriggs, at Irishtown Church. Inter-

ment in the cemetery there with the

Masonic honours-S

PERSONALS

-Mi'. Claude Holman, of Summer- slde. has returned from an extended visit to the West Indies-S.

--Mr. Herrrien calbeck, returned to Moncton, N. 3., on Wednesday after attending the funeral of ‘his father, Mr. Phillip Callbeck. which took place on Tuesday at Summerside-s.

-_-_-i-_-_.._ llllllrl Iiniment Ior coughs and cold!

A visitor from the provinces was walking throulh London museum when he noticed s. piece of Greek sculpture, minus a. head. two arms arid a leg. It was labelled "Victory." "IJumme." he gasped, "if 'e's the bloke that won, I'd like to seethe one that didn't."

{Gilli Uiiitalrs ‘ ﬁlled to Sit Down {Breath So Short

‘m’ “I ziéunfth . l iono eheart, " waoaobadpfgadtoaltdowatwe eetbreatimu wbn goingu ilreadabout

dLscoui-agemerit again.

..‘FEEL LOSS or cannon.- Souris- congregation are sorely feel- ing the loss of their ﬁne stone church, and are cramped for room lo hold mass services. The‘ Convent Hall is small and though three mass. cs are said each Sunday this does not satisfy. Now four masses are to be said.

.."BAD ROADS-The demoraliz- ccl condition of the roads III Herman- ville and vicinity on Sunday render- rd if almost Impossible for rural ad- lieu-ems to attend divine service, with "the cxcepricnof those near the Church. There was neither sleighing nor whcellng. Were the hills shovel- ed. wheeling might proceed, but they are not shovelling and u'on‘t do so. 11.1w that they have to pay g, road tax whhout pay,

..*FARM IIOME‘ IMPROVE“ nn-LNTS are more 1n evidence thisl spring than, ever. The results of the » Governor's competition apparently l did good. and next summer one must i have a pretty attractive farm home to_win. Mr. Frank McAulay, Green- ville school district, has the well known builder and contractor, Ste- phen McAulay at work improving and beautifying his residence and buildings. and if he enters the com- petition IVhICIl he no doubt will. will be a dangerous competitor.

..'TI>I.E LOBSTER. BUSINESS apparently dominates the seed po- tato business this spring, at least along the North Side from Cable Head to East Point. While this see- iion is probably the best fishing grounds now on the Island coalt, it i: also. perhaps, the best seed-potato ground. Many of the old lobster fish- ermen quit ﬁshing, last year. to make their fortunes from the soil rather than the sea. A tremendous crop of cobblors were grown and harvested wtih the result as everybody knows. Many of these new growers are back again to the ﬁshing and lobster traps are 1n evidence everywhere along the coast. Not a word is heard this spring of fertilizer or seed potatoes.

..'INSTITU'I'E MIITINGF- The regular monthly meeting of the Georgetown Women's Institute was held in the Council Room on Thurs- day, April 11th with an attendance of eighteen members. The meeting opened with the Creed, followed by the Roll Call and reading of theblin- utes of the last meeting. Money was voted to buy a school fountain and for work required- to be done on the trees plantedby the Institute. We. N McDonald and Mrs. B. C. Keep- ing were appointed to~ferm a tennis committee. The usual monthly com- mittees were appointed after which bllsinesg was adjourned and an in- teresting spelling contest took place at which Mrs. A. Allen won the prise. Lunch was then served and the eetlng closed with the singing of e National Anthem.

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Murphy, R. N. and Miss Helen Tob- in were visitors to the city Saturday. Miss Violet Murphy paid a recent visit to Qourls Wests-The young people of Morell will b: delighted to sec the roads drying up again as it will enable them to have some long car drives in the moon light and the sports will surely enjoy that. Miss Mary Lewis returned to her home in St. Peters after spending some tini with her cousin Mrs. J. F. McGinnis.-'l‘lie people o! Morell and vicinity will be glad to learn that Mr. Roderick McAdam is re- covering frem a Broken hip-Mrs. Lloyd Cox was a recent visitor to the city-Mrs. Joseph Macon. Char- lottetown, was a recent visitor to Morell the guest of Miss Melinda Murphy-We are glad to see Misc Janie Coffin around again after her recent attack of flu-The ladies o: Moi-ell have the hooking and house cleaning fever. They will soon have everything in tip top shape. (Patriot please copy.)

..'Mn. Stephen J. McAulay, Bouria Line med. who was reported in the press as quite sick, is up and around again apparently well as ever. Her slsur-ln-law, Mrs. Prank, who also was several weeks ms is also oom- pletely recovered.

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