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SUNDAY,

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i. 142 Pr cc Street

_ORTME'MBER' THE DAY WITH MOIRS

Mothier’s D ‘c1 y

Choose from our display, the gift for Mother.

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MAY 8th."

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"sancnso our lishten a cents It Thenike shop. 2921-11

OAK! lALI at Moore and m- food's this afternoon. Auapices oetnoucwcmeers League. 2m.“

' O0N!TABI.Il__ aanrvs_¢,,,_ ‘stables Bout-ham, Lines and Ed. -werde cf the Mill Canadian

Wonderful ‘Res

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Shoum In Cases At 77w Red Cross Clinic

Another Brilliantly Successful Clinic For Cripple-j

Children Completed Under Dr. Acker. .

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l‘HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Mi ‘ ~~ A

FINE EXAMPlES

Most attractive selection of special and regular pack- . ages await you. -

SEE 01m BIG DISPLAY

H. WORTH f ,

Phone 82 A

or 5c per word.

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Advertising llstes-ePayablefln Advance

Central Guardian locals, 5c. per word: lantern locals, lo. per- word; Announoemcntrand Coming gventatapcfword; ClsseirlcdJapee-wordi Inhterncriasn Notices, 93c. per inch; Lisle of Floral and Spiritual Offer- gn“, Qisds, eta, do. per name; Letters offloeidolenco 98c. w; men; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 98c. per inch

other rates on application."

Western and

For Sale QARDBOABD. smranu: roa

‘ lining outhousea, etc, 1c. per || sheet. Guardian ofilce. t!

B BAl-lsi-OLD PAPBIB, I "dents bundlafiusrdianmliiee.“

Wanted

WANTED-CATS WITII KITTENS. Apply ftilbeymond, Bouthport, or Phofld 1115. 2831-54-61.

wanna-scrubs PINTS AND QuartaPhone 1107. We will call for them. 2813-5-3-tf.

ssts, "m an soasn "it... signs on 1min so mam oince. i ti.

IOR. SALE-I UCI WAGON AND jigger in condition. Apply in

. Mrs. J. Gaudet, 29 Valley 5t.

i '< 2888-5-8-31

ITII-AWBEHBY AND RASPBERRY Plants. REQVEJ, . 2830-54-81.

FOR SALE — TRAPPY YOUNG isqm horse. Leo Blake, Milton. 2909-5-7-31

[OR BENT-FARM FOR BENT

2% miles from town, 12 acres oi’ . good land. Apply t0 Mrs. J. Gsud- ' él, 29 Valley-St. 28Bd-d-6-8i

,.___,.__._________._ con SALE-HEIGHT Arm ms-

-bcsm, s ft. ft. Goodfsilow Bros, Ohatham, N. n. QOII-G-IO-slt-li

mmvssaar PLANTS 10ft . Bale. l0 cents per hundred. Bens-

. tor Dunlap and Kellogg's Premier. Mushroonrco. Toronto, , -

. Duncan Stewart, Bouthport, n. D. H. W. 4-2-5-1. 7N0. I. ' . soor-c-{IA-ai. _‘ , . yivusaogstr. o an gas can: Nursmg.

a r Oedar n . < ' veg-r"; ,, ,, w,':,',"",-,§::“ "tiilkmiil. ....':‘.‘3.l""‘"§

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BATTERY amoams AT TAN- ton's Accessories. 2B06-5-3-oi.

JOHN ALFRED MoDONALD. PRO- vincial Lend Surveyor, Herman- vilie. (B. 3, Bouris.)

9319-10-10-1 month.

TWO PEOPLE CAN HAVE BOARD room and car room in quiet loc- ality. . Apply Guardian.

2240-5-5-31.

JUST ARRIVED - TWO CAR.- loads choice horses at MacNellPs stables, Buntain s: Bell's Wharf. Wellington MacNefll. 2862-5-5-31

Till SHREDDED WHEAT C0. has a car of Shredded Wheat Fox Peed on Carter's Blding. This will be on sale Friday and Saturday from the car. ‘Ibrms cash. 2881-11

Help Wanted

IAIN UPWABD! onus WI- ly, growingvmushrcoms [for us. in cellars and sheds. Begin now. Il- iuateeted free." Olfindill

Bootchforg held in the K. of O. Home, 01m- htwwwn- MOIIdIY. May 9. at 8 p.111.

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lull!!! when mun only so cents a pair at The Bike Shop.

Mounted Police. arrived in the City last evening. These men will mm. plate the police force here for the present at least.

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James E. f-isrrls has received from "the Oensdlen National Gallery at Ottawa twenty colored reproduc- tions of notable works of art/These will be placed in the Harris Mem- orial Library.

IPIOIAL todsy solsshguarca so

cents e pair at The Bike Bhop,

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I srscm. DANCE-An enjoyable

specialpubllo dance was mm mg evening in the .1. O, .0. l". Hall. "m. entertainment was put on by private parties and was attended by some hundred couples. During the svenins Nfrsshments were serv- od- Music wasprovided by Byd Ill- ilot's orchestra.

THE ANNUAL IVIEETING of the

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oty will be

3930-54-21

NEW TRIAL GRANTED-Argu-

of the

aside the verdict and trill granting a new trial. Mr. J. O. O. Campbell-for the plaintiff and Mr. W. E. Bentley, the defendant. '

merit on the motion made by the defendant to set aside the verdict in the case of Olive I-I. Ritchie vs. B. B. Raynor, action for damages for injuries sustained in a street ac- cident. took place on the 4th and 5th inst. before Mr. Justice Saunders. At the -- ' ' the Judge made snorder setting

argument

Another very successful Red gross clinic for the examination and treatment of crippled children has lust been completed by Dr. '1‘. B. Acker, orthopedic specialist of I-Ioll- fsx. who has spent the Diet nine dove in the Province conduction clinics in dummsrside and Ohar- lottetcwn. This was Dr. Ackers thirteenth trip to the Island for this important part of the Red Cross Society's activities.

A total of. 148 examinations was made by the specialist, 102 on children and 4d on adults, 21 of the children reporting at the clinics for the first time. Fourteen operations and manipulations also wen per- formed. Several children who had been under treatment and observa- tion for some time were discharged from the clinic as cured. In many orthopedic conditions the treat- ment is qullo prolonged. some- times stretching over a period cf years, but the Red Gross workers who have been associated with the children since this work was com- menced say that the improvement seen in the children from clinic to clinic, is little short of marvelous. One child discharged from this last clinic who hsd been under treat- ment for a club foot for two years, now has no evidence of lameness. Another, who reported at the first clinic in July 1928, with both hips dislocated, and later spent many months in hospital and in plaster casts. has so improved in his walk- ing and growth that he is hardly recognized as the same child who

came to the clinic seven years ago. Another, who was operated on last October for wry neck and whose head was badly twisted. has now a wonderful correction with head cr- cct and only \’ery close scrutiny would detect what the condition rad previously been.

Different types of disabilities seen at the clinic were fist feet and weak feet, tuberculous and dislo- cated joints, infantile and spastic paralysis. Two new cases with alight paralysis of the muscles of arms and legs reported, the condition be- ing apparently the result of a mild attack of infantile paralysis oc- curring last summer. Three child- ren with wry neck due to faulty posture were given exercises for correction. Several cases of back strain and spinal curvature were seen; one case of the latter, age l4 had never attended school cw- lng to the deformity, but is now well on the way to correction. Var- ious other deformities resulting from injury, infections, burns, etc, were examined.

Not only does the Red Cross bring Dr. Acker to the Province twice a year for crippled children's clinics, but it also maintains a. Cor- rective Clinic under the direction of a trained masseuse, to whom many of the children are refer-era! for special exercises, massage and muscle training. Dr. Acker express- ed himself as being very much pleased with the improvement in the children attending these clin- ics.

Along 11...»

Waterfront i

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The

FOB-DAL! -~ AI-IIINING ROOM

Male Help Wanted

Buffet, a llpkolflscwihg m “ ‘ and a driving wagon as bemin prices. miybij meat George oi.

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WANTED - MAN ton iranoi work. Horace Veesey, York. 2090-5-1-11.

Ira/Mason!" "roams so: BaIaBOcentc-per-hundrod. ver- _'lety, Senetoglnsnlap which can- _'_not be beaten fcruise and beauty. Angus O. MoAulay, Tracadie

Cross. April Nth. 103 . ‘ V, iils-i-Tl-loi.

rum rarnsiulfirssr town " Drlcal. '

l‘ all oempetitioh“ e were the first

to lower the prices on implements.-

satisfaction guaranteed. W. R. Dennis. Charlottetown.

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DOST-ON PRINOI ST" LADIES gold watch. Reward. Return to 122 Prince 8t. 2885-54-21

tosr- can! " nun/mo on mm Avenue. gigs:- nlcelo is!“ st Charles W ‘l, Barber Shop. m‘ _ NOUW-I-ll.

Female Wanted .

IANTID - GIILIIDB GINII- al homework. Apply Guardian. ,» _' _ 2000-5-7-21.

WOMIN WANT!!! ‘I0 SEW Fol’

la. LOOK AHEAD s- GIT INTO ‘I!!!

WIInn '-- corsets tum roe far-m work. ' Apply Fred Hyde, OOTIIWBII. 3903-04-81.

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through our special low cost course. Hundreds of successful "s"~*--..:**...=~....."~r...ss*= U 5 '

o m’. ma. w. Nov. li-atttf.

Oivii service w Postmlh. Ulétli. customs Examiner. lmmig. 1n- epeotor, etc. ruii details" free from the M. o. 0., ‘fbronto lib.)

v M. H. VL-d-‘l-ld-M-flfl.

slim. non lloufll so nous:

m Guaranteed Household neces- Iood" Products. Remedies, ‘rollet Prepsratiqnl. Veterinary Products, m. nun lo on rents of 0110.00 to 015.00 so w .Unemp1cyed, make mono! instead of ioelng some! Protection "' "'°.";.."§."'°.h h’: tilt?‘ every o . o . - teifs sndcataloa. 111s Ibmflsl Products cop-ovum Bi- 01th-

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~ "Help Wanted

sans urwauns or szs wssx- jy, growing mushrooms lot-Ill.‘ in ocllars and sheds. Begin new. I1- iustrated booklet free. Canadian

lottetown Company of Girl Guides whichwss organized about 2 years‘ ego consists of four patrols num- bering in all 34 girls. The company v W911 Moving on every week all winter. and are amusing in uniform stat. Peter's Cathedral w. marrow evening.

Company

hope to go into camp next July with a company from Montague at Camp at the entrance to Charlottetown harbour. end in view the girlsare now busy Preparing for a concert they are staging in st. Peter's Cathedral Hall.

With this

PERSONALS

M1‘. Upton Smith, Stanley Bridge,

w. James wnuauis,

wea a recent visitor to the city.

Graham's

Road, was a visitor to the city yes- terday, coming by car, and reports the roads in fairly good condition.

Threads: All things work toget-

ther. Many different colors, in themselves raw and unsightly, are required to weave the h... pattern. Take a thread separato- ly and there may nor beauty discernible. But com- plete the web and you see how per- fect and symmetrical is the result. -J. it. Mccduff.

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be neither use

Irrrmortolily: The thirst for the

infinite proves the infinite-Vic- tor ffuso.

Sought Treasure, Found Husband

RAILWAY WIIARI‘

Bohr. Eliza Coreham, Captain Macbeod, is at present loading a cargo of produce for Sydney, N. B.

BRUCE STEWARTS WIIABI‘

B. B. Vests, Captain Frost, is ex. pected to finish discharging a cargo of 2,500 tons of fertiliser "Monday and will then ssil for Sydney to take in bunker, then proceed to Parrsborough, N. 5., to load lumber for the United Kingdom.

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MAIIINE WHARF

O. G. S. Ostrea II is being over- lrbuled and being put into readi- ness for the season's operations.

Dredge No. 14 is also being put into shape and is expected to be launched within a few days.

Government Launch D. P. W. is being overhauled and painted and is expected to be launched shortly

to take up her season's operations.

PICKARITS IVIIARF

S. S. Sydfold, Captain Hollckim, at present discharging a cargo oi’ coal for the Associated Gas and Electric Co.

The waterfront for the past weck has been a very busy spot, with the lhrge number of ships that have called here, and it recalls some- what old times when this port was lined with vessels and steamers, and it certainly would be good to see all this come back once again. Ev- erything seems so lively to see all the men at work discharging the different steame s of their cargoes, and to. hear the shrill of the steamers whistles once again. Next week there is expected a flour boat and another fertilizer steamer. However, 1.1a won't kick but will hope that this season will outnum- ber in every way the number of steamers that have been calling here for the past few years.

21 year old chestnut ‘ ' ’ Dutch girl, came back to Montreal yester- day and reported-queues Platinum and jewels are her trove. "Expensive-ism" she smiled, ex- tending her loft hand, palm down- ward, to display an engagement ring for the reporter's benefit.

"Sea? It's a square cut diamond. flanked by slim baguette stone, and, as modern as-well, as modern as‘ Buck Vliet and his cut-throat crew are antique.

"But. poufl That's not the im- portant thing at all. The important thing is that I'm going to get married and settle down on a chlck- 1 en farm in Nova Scotia. And I'm going in be what I always wanted tn be-a chef, A chef with one men to please."

"And the treasure?" a "The treasure can wait- We're goin! lo 108 for mat, too, one of these days. It doesr-Pt seem to mat-

ter so lmuoh now."

Miss Vliet walked into reportorial ken some weeks ago after she ‘con- sulted Lyon W. Jacobs, K. 0., con- cerning a treasure supposedly bur- ied by her ancestor, Buck Vliet, neebooie of the Spanish Main. She believed she had located the treasure, but hesitated in pursue investigations for fear of legsl dif- ficulties. Then she left for Halifax. Her quest awakened considerable interest, however, and in the en- suing correspondence was a letter from New Glasgow, N. 8., address- ed to her in care of Lyon W. Jacobs. It came from Carmen Lang, an old acquaintance. recently foreman of a travelling sawmill outfit, The letter led to a. reunion, and later- ths ring. Dorothea, incidentally, was cook in one of his outfits two yebre ago, but the couple lost con- tact by a series of changes of ad- dress on both sides-

Rcgers, Br.

OFNE uwnmi} EXHIBIFEB

Work ilrtlueen

Mary’s Guild Shown AT P1'r.->:"""-’ lent’:

Home.

The members of Queen Mary's Needlework Guild were invited by their Prvsldent, Mrs. A. E. Ings, to an exhibition of the work accom-

"ENGLISH"

PAINT i

Buy wisely. Get the most value for your- money. _Ii‘ you use B-H"sno1.1si|"PAIN'I‘ the job Will last four years. If you use cheap paznt you must do the work again in two yflifl. l0 B-H "lNGLllH" PAINT costs only half as muchto apply as cheap paint.

Manufactured by

BRANDRAM - HENDERSON

Dlished by the members during the last three months, and a. delightful afternoon tea, at her home, 2 Water- Sirect, yesterday from 4 to 6 o'clock.

The hundred garments so beauti-

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F ENNELL £9’ CHANDLER, Charlottetown

SOLD sv_

fully made for the Protestant Or- phanage recelved many compll-i mentsry comments. They included girls’ dresses and underwear, boys’! Suits end Pillbmlis, hand knitted; sweaters and sunsuits. The babyj garments were also very interesting“ and exquisitely made.

The box g1 fifty (Personally donated) birthday gifts to Her; MBIB-ily the Queen was very much admired. These garments are sent to Her Majesty for the Queen Mary's Mfliflmliy Home at Hamp- stesd for the benefit of the wives and children of the men of His Majesty's Forces, and which enables the Charlottetown Branch to coll themselves The Queen Mary Needle- work Guld. The birthday gift also l8 in place of money donationsl which is always paid yearly by other‘ local societies to their head offices.

Thc gift is annually acknowledged by Her Majesty, who personally 011- cns and inspects each article. She also sends the Guild iier beautiful Christmas card which honor is much appreciated.

The officers for 1932 are es fol1- , ows: '

Hon. President, Niirs. A. A. Bartlett- Presldcnt, Mrs. A, E, Ings. ' Vice President, ‘Mfrs. Benjamin ,

Secretary, Mrs. W. A, MacLaren. > Treasurer, Mrs. F. E. Smallwood. Executive, Mrs. James Paton, Mrs. V. L. Goodwill, Mrs. J. F. Whear, Mrs. C. S. Drew, and Mfr. H. E. > Millélk.

The Salvation Army

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Golden Jubilee In Canada

“Belf-Denial" Week in the Salva- tion Army was instituted in the year 1886 by the founder William Booth. The idea was conceived to meel‘. the financial needs of the missionary and. social operations of the organisation.

Commencing on Msyyoth a house to house canvass will pémade and we trust that our friends will be generous on the anniversary of fifty years of service in Canada. The Salvation Army has ‘l9 res- cue homes, ld ex-crlminal homes, 184 children's homes, 11's women's industrial homes, 176 slum stations, 340 food depots and shelters, 210 labour factories for the destitute, l2 land colonies for vagrants. The Salvation Army visits every pon- itentiary in this Dominion to con- duct spiritual work by means of meetings anll interviews. The same is done in many jails, and the 1 Army has also official officers and i matrons in large centres. .

The local Corps have been given an objective of $2,000. Adjutant C. A. Kimmlns will be glad to receive your donation at 55 Villa Ave, Charlottetown.

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ST. JAMES’ CHURCH Minister: Rev. R. Moorhead Legato, DJ). _Pnblic Worship:

Morning at Eleven O'clock. Evening at Seven O'clock-

STRANGEBS AND VISI- TORS COBDIALLY . INVITED.

MITUMUBILE MEBHANIBS

Wanted - 4 mechanics with not less than three years shop experience- Must be ready to start work immediately. Apply in writing giving refer-

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MINISTER.—REV. A. C. VINCENT, l), I), ORGANIST-IIIRS. G. ELLIOTT FULL

MORNING WORSHIP I1 UCLOCK MOTHER'S DAY"

Baritone Solo-"Moihefs Prayer . . . . Mr. V. L. Dlngwell Scrmon-"Whut itlakcs a Church Successful, Have We It" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Rev. Ii. R. Boyer, D. D. — Anlhern-"More Love to Thee" . . . . . . . . . . . . Oley Speaks

SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.30 P. M. Many people young and older enjoy Sunday School. You'll like it, Como!

EVENING WORSHIP ‘l 0’CLOCK Anthcm-"O Divine Redeemer" . . . . . . . . ... . . Gounod Scrrnon-"Christian Stewardship"

Rev. II. R. Boyer, D. D. Anthcm-"What Are These?" . . . . . . . . ... ....... Steiner

To all, Till} BAPTIST CHURCH extends a welcome.

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Zior- Presbyterian Church

REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER. MINISTER. PROF. LOUIS THOMPSON, ORGANIST. srunmm. 1t nmsflir 11.00 A. llL-Tiiem "Thy Kingdom Como" From our study of the lord's Prayer. Anthem . . . . . . . . . . . . Selected The Choir. Baritone Solo . . . . . . . . . Farnell. 2.30 P. M.--The Sabbath School, will Observe Mothers’ Day with special program. Join us. Quartet-"Mcmorles of Mother". Zion Male Quartet . _ nvnnmu wonsrur '