iimE 5,3 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

OENTBNL GIINIIOINN

PRINCE ED WARD TO-DAY

CPITQL niciinin ARLEN

mariner: .2 _ ADIILTS 23c, GOVT. TAX lc-Zdc. ' Aulqp-itlnl" lgchlagﬁzﬂt“ cninniii-zx i:-. con: ‘]‘.\\' l'—liic- “our 1 s. 8.45 2,304.3 .0 dren . . our-ii. 50c, nliv . 111x '2 —-)Z‘i' u, 4ui-, GOVT. TAX 2c N 0 w PLAY! h G 5514-6-11

-i'zi-. (‘nrumcx ..ii~. um T. '1',“ 10-260. nlaune, 3_Adu“5 25¢, aim. Tax

lc-Ztic. Children 15¢. GWI- T“

2.30-4.30.‘Chiidren 10c. Adults 156.

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FASCINATING . . . CAPTIVATING . . . STIMULATING . o -

SWELL!

Romance by Janet and Charlie. c1 their gayest cindhoppiest ondloughs by Brendel.

Ii Romantic Adventure Turns to Love

Women of wealth crave his Love -— but an orphaned Waif falls hardest

serted in the Guardian.

of all, for-

slx weeks course for

perimental Station l-faiiiax Chronicle.

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nounced tomorrow. Prowse Ltd.

WI T H -— AND

PA U L L UK A S THE BAPTIST CHURCH-The

OSWALD Rev. A. C. Vincent tu-morrow morn-

_ EL BRENDEL maroon Dorothy Jordan, Charlie Buckles, Vivienne Osborne iiig at the Baptist Church will

‘urcr. Upon motiim of Rev. A. G. (‘rowc, n. vote of thanks was ifll- (lcrcd the collectors. The following oﬁlccrs \\'('l'[.‘ zippolntcd to represent for the ensuing ycar: lﬁcsiclcnt, Mr. John A. Dawson; Sccrctary, Mr. William Callback; Additional cxccu- livc, Mr. Harrison MacFai-lmic, Mr. Iloward Scliurinun and resident pastors.

irony/s ymfl! be l. uwiniriﬂ Nhimn

"Jliilishiozls", “lflil/‘i - I\’Ii.Il nil/i You". "You iilrrfrr! Ii". “hiilncbiiily Ir u III .8’ (l!!! I- n" Ii 1' i‘ c", “l\'uHllkilsr/iktl", "New York IC/iupxiirllf‘

“Caught” A. New Wlestern

recital from 0.45 f0 '7 o‘clock, iin- mcdiatcly preceding the evening

\Vliiii-i'i~i' sinys tlnit the VOHUQ if it cziii be caiilcd that, 501‘ wmlm“ pictlirvs on tho screen is passe, w.1l

the day will be a soprano solo by Mrs. G. R. Giiroy, "He Wipcs thc

Tho cost is an extraordinary £000 one. Tho work of Miss Dresser n5 ib- lcatlicr lunged and incorrigible vlrrlgo of the Wild ‘N/WT 80117515595 hcr notable achievements as the icixz-suifcriiig wife in “1-18111111113’

present. Meeting opened by sing- ing the Institute Ode. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted, also the minutes of the previous annual meeting. 'I‘hc president then gave ‘a report of

The miiiils were inviiir various snbjccls iiii ii‘ tiuiclii-iy: Miss Mary A. D ill, nizil b~llli\\'l,‘(l by their prompt niid C’ll'l'f‘Cl ﬂnfilVffi that thcy had bcnn diligently taught.

All 1'L'il|i'l‘. l i> thiir lioincs fol-i- iiig zissurcii that iiicy hnzi spent a piciisnnt uftcrnoon.

(Patriot plcnsc copy)

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_ l“. iuiiilTC of ihi- have to ziltcr his opinions when he flfafinmwé:rﬁlvexltgycgéeBagwgx/i: i . iition of, Clill-iiFil V-iiw‘ t i nrriuii o.’ Santa 1-4305 "ciiiiglil," Paramount's splend- Friends are Pl¢ﬂ5ﬂ1lf>1lﬂ11‘0f $11k‘ ‘ ‘ . u ‘ ‘ li 1.1. fill inc zif- [ Cl.iu.~ vii-i hill) .i."i~il in his usual id giilkiii lJIISPd on the life and od- improvement of Mrs. Charles Green. fsglilgguresrrvﬁnwailabglgcje .. ,.i'.ii 0i . ii. iii incl _lo-.. - nnri distributed tiic yplllllfP.“ of Calamity Jane, at the Central Bedequc, after a lingering ievemng servi/ce g ‘ iiii- (‘Zil- ., ' . ; I ivﬂrw i i lii liiitii EPllCllPl‘ uiiil [.,._,,,.,. yiiuqird Theatre. ‘mlcss o‘ Seven“ wceks- ' .il ill l pupil. i-(-_,\,,;m" Upgngd d]; the Capitol . _ i A}! 1i». ~ . ii~ l;-i~:i:i,i iii ii gcii- _, . _ , . ,. A d i, ,.au.,m Mrs. Williiini Davidson and INSTITUTE_ MEETING __ The" i Till-I'M .">~'~l"“Y- l‘ " . . . iimiuai ti r tl st n - .. , l ,. ., i i (iv . ' children 1\(‘lillL‘lll and Ruth of mcc "g o ‘e ‘r n5 l“ ‘ mm‘ ‘ ' ‘ K ' " 111° 51l"‘ii*'i‘ “wrest 0f “My m“ , ' . , . '~ Women's Institute was held in the 7°" m“ W“ l l A "M" ““* l"“"“"“" iiiiildi-i- ii-izh lEA fascinating CllTfilC- Chmmmtmnf Hue be?" spmlillpg school house Tuesday Feb. 2. witli' m‘ C1“'5“"“l“* i“ i ‘ "‘ " “" m“ """“' “ ’ "W" L“ "‘ 1" 31mm" “M lvriiznriiiiis ililfl its stirring plot. a’ m.” days my plcabantly Mm six members nd tlire visitors ncr oi‘ lllf‘ fut/iii. | sci-milled by .‘.ii'. i~rcil Itiibiliiis. rclativcs in Bfdﬂllle- a e ‘ I

bf;

Miss Mae Biackiock hns returned to her home in Shemoguc, N. B., af- ter attending the funeral services of‘ the late Mrs. Peter Barwisc, Central Bedeque.-B.

‘ma: m, ex,,,,,,,,_,,,,,,, ,,_.,,,,,.,_,,,,,v A p,,.,,,,., A picéfurp ,5 n PM, i1 w" Ike Western Plcmi“ S" ____..______ the year's work. The secretary- lmercstlng ‘program was can,“ ‘W, n“, w,,,.ds___1,mrﬂ,.,,_ “(.‘.uigiit." IIUNTER RIVER AND VICINITY treasurer also gave a report of the finances. The following officers

”.‘*.““.‘”H'...'...H“..*.”“““"“, u . ” Mr. and Mrs. Albert Proud of for the ensuing year were then Transatlantlc York spent the week end recently elected: President, Mrs. W. T

at Oyster Bed Bridge the guests of

Weir. Vice-President, Mrs. Thomas their daughter, Mrs. Gordon Carr.

Bolger. Secy-Trcasurer, Miss Car- rie Woodside. Directors: Mrs. Wai- ter Reid, Mrs. Herbert MacEjwen, Mrs. Fred Bennett. Auditors, Mrs. Austin Walsh, Mrs. Thomas Bol-

p S. DOUGLAS 8i SON Ltd.

Investment Bankers

Ono oi’ the most interesting pic- Lures of the season is on display at thed-‘rince Edward Theatre, where it had its premier showing

_The many friends of Mrs. Wil- liam Matheson, Oyster Bed Bridge, are glad to hcar he is recovering

Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds

Bought, Sold, Qiioicd

lln-nnsutlantzc"l brieﬂy, has to do from his rcccnt attack of pneu- ger. Lunch Commit for next

'_ ‘ monis. e tin : ivfrs. Herbert MacEwen,

H. L. SEAR, Local Representative o If)‘; txggntiflfixesorlrliz‘: ££°“5e‘:°:f:: Giana,” mid, Mm Thom“

Box 452 Phone 1"“ from an American port for Europe Mrs. Ewen McDonald has re- Bolger. It was deeded to change

Office Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown. tilrned home after visiting friends

in Oyster Bed Bridge.

the night of meeting to the second Tuesday of each month. Next meeting is to be held Tuesday. Feb. 9 at the home of Mrs. WJ T. Weir, Roll Call to be answered by payment of fees. A_ vote of thanks was tendered the retiring Officer! for the good work done during the past year. Meeting closed by sing- ing the National Anthem.

abotrd a. de luxe liner. Unknown to 0-404040404040400 oow» v0 c404 o o v0 0o a0 o v - i» i~ 0040+» bach miner hem" the vessel Slips "'5

‘ 2 lli-1-23-Snt-8i moorings, they speedily become in- volved in a tangle which takes the

QO+O§O~OO4§4 OOﬁ-O ‘<5 504*.

The Wiitshire Creamery Co. re-

entire voyage across the Atlantic 5312a“ tooling’: zgstgstrozailtsn'lﬁg

'° ““'”’“"" cosine-i d r1 th t Award is Edmund mwe’ a high These firmlelrsngdeilvcreedpas492N111; class gambler of the Robin Hood ’ i ROOPS LTD‘.

typo‘ We also ﬁnd m“ Moran libs. of cream. 184,642 lbs. of butter a Home of Good Meat and Fish

f . daughter o’ an old German lens was manu actured The two butter

makers employed, Messrs. G. B. grinder, plcyed by Jean l-Icrsholt. N 'I'hcn, too, there is Joiiii uaiiiaiiy, 0y Md Bertram I'M” are “may” OUR BUSINESS HAS INCREASED To such an extent sin

courteous to the numerous farmers - a’ wcmmy banker; his W“e‘Mym“ delivering cream especially through r 'Loy; a Swedish dancer-Greta Nis- our New Fish Market that it has become almost impossible, ESPECIALLY ON

- out the busy seasons in spring: uncl . scn, and other fascinating figures. curly summen l Lowe befriends Miss Moran, and FlSl-l DAYS, to get all orders delivered in proper time.

she immediately fails in 10v; with WILL YOU HELP US SE BETTER

by giving us your orders for livery the previous afternoon

THANK YOU.

SPECIALS FRllliiV ailil siiruiiliiiv oluv

CknM"5! Ol-l NAL PAINS

Nerviline relieves cramp in the stomach almost instantly. Sickness at night becomes a nightmare of the past if Ner-

Miss Loy enlists his aid in saving her husband from Greta Nlssen, and Lowe has plans of his own for taking over some of I-Ialliday‘; sur- plus cash, with which he is fleeing from his tottering bank. "Transatl-wntic" is a picture you will not want to miss.

BEDEQUE

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The many friends oi’ 5-1:. Heath (‘lurk of North Bedeque, will be pleased to know that his hand has utmost completely healed from the blood-poison.

ce the opening of

INTESTI

Two hockey matches were held Friday evening in Whcaticy River Rink. The first match which was well fought was between the Hun- _ , ter River married men and Wlicat- vmne m handy on the bath’ iey River married men. The match ' room shelf: MQ.“ nmther“ rely resulted in a score of 1-0 in favor upcm Nerwlmé ‘for Budd"- m5 bf the Whcatiey River team. The that arise in the funny’ and m,“ mam, was heme,“ the find it useful for a hundred Hunter River and Whestley River- Dams’ internal and i school boys and resulted in a tic. external’ um- uie iiiiimi both minis werc 179mm" l‘ a treated to luncheon. A large true friend in the crowd from surrounding parts at- home and can be fended the match-L. relied upon for cramps, colic, atom. ach-gaa, diarrhoea, heartburn and up- set conditions of

RVE YOU

morning de-

The annual meeting oi.‘ the Bede- quc Branch of the Canadian Bible Soclcty was held in the United

.

choice corned Beef ,1“ out. ~ Church at Centrevllle Bedeque, on Conversation: Let your subject T _ s1“ er Kraut ( a; J30‘: per ‘b’ Thursday evening. very interesting be somethin! of necessity and nu. the stomach and I Nhd c d PI ' '.' ' ' ' ' ' 3' “"250 dud inspiring addresses were given something that may advance the ~ " ' | U1’ i9 ‘CHIC dill» . . . . . 12C per lb. liy Rcv. L. P. Archibald and Rev. love and practice of virtue, reform PHONE 389 A. G. Crowe, emphasizing the power the passions or instruct the under- N E L l N E and the indestructlbiiity of the standing; such as may iidmlnism

word of God. The Secretary report- cd a number of sums collected and forwarded to the Provincial Treas-

advice to men in difficulties, com- l fort them under afflictions an". mist them in the search of truti.

INST/INT HELIEF

5574-8-11.

UNSIGNED LETTEBS- Corres- pondents, are n38’)! reminded that their signatures must accompany news items, if they wish them in-

TAKING FISH-John R. John- u stone. of Montague, Prince Edward in“? h“ a’ ‘ml-dud job an ‘ xsiiiiia, is iii niimiix attending the; ‘ “ ' fishermen I

which opened at the Fisheries Ex- 3m“ “w” ‘nterests’ h” week____~without scruple,

run MOST SENSATIONAL sins’ felt its wmrpting toucliv Fspecial-

JANET W” " m‘ h in win d iii i VIP U531’ "Nil “i. “Ii “Sh” l? son ~ ly t e w e-gro g an lq O - oe- nee oi- ea ng a c e

“Cliff! 11033:‘: of the Season commences Saturday producing countries pushed their third day i»! February A. 1)., 1932, I

coiiipassloii- ' "wmmg ‘n 1m" 5m‘ "e-“si b'°°““ "Dd ,5 m {mm mo,“ HEREBY NOTIFY all persons hav-

ate love-story us’ pyjamas’ 51199 ‘md blwsler" p‘ “c on we no In; any claims ugairt the said

with Paul and pﬂiltie seis- Witch m.» further “lilo "l" mlmlv” We"! 55'1"“! m nuiiiiiim McDonald ti» come iii and

Lukas more i1 1 p 13 0s Ltd lcurb the drinkmg habit, in line prove their claims before the said

‘livable than par cu “m row” r ' ' ilwith the tested results of modem v|°°‘Cha"°°"°|‘ a‘ "l" CW" “"59 cvcr I 531'2'5'21 h l In Georgetown on Tuesday the 23rd

_____ ,——- science‘ may enlisted t er gov‘ day of February at the hour of

THE BEST BARGAINS ever ohlcmments in this effvfl» Ifeland twelve o'clock noon. And take notice

fered hBIe in iiiidzes silk pyjamas, and Nvrwﬂy were first Dll-Shcd over vests, bloomers, slips, etc, sale com- 3mm“? the was‘ Now Finland is mences, Saturday morning. See our dmgged “cm” 515°’

Richmond St. window display and _ watch for the prices to be- lam-i“ hmnend°us promrtmn‘; bmugm,’ Bros’ the law into dsreipute. Not ordinary 531_2_5_-2,,smugglers and bootleggers but the

preach another of a series of scr- . vnons on Stewardship, his theme on Ipredommantly ruralywrecenﬂv had‘

this occasion being "The Steward-

ship of Infiu-nce." The evening scr-

prohlbition that the sky moii will be "Do You Need Your?

h f cl d ' , l 11 Eycs Tcstcd?" The organist, Mrs. G [brig m!‘ or 1e n 0mm w w

‘ o i ‘i is Elliott Full will give a short organ because of a serious econ m c m s

service. Included in the music of ma“ mevwbly to the present W‘

{i __ UIU

THAT THE P1201411 MAY KNOW

(A column o! interact to all Mwillnc would not: and worth! vvlnlm rem-inn; the place o! alcoholic beverages in

“l

Roland has given up Prohbition. Should P. E. L, follow her example? Let 1m look the facts in the face.

A Smllﬂkler’: Paradise-Finland ~ruba shoulders with nine immediate ndghbors, each an admirable base o: operations m: smussllnz by 1W1 or sea or both. As these are all liquor-drinking nations. the d?!

465-2-3-840-13-

CANADA PROVINCE OF PR] ISLAN

IN CHANCERY

Before the Vice-Chancellor N0. D-l55. In the matter of the Estate of

NOE EDWARD D

The Pressure of the 'I‘raffic:— law-breakers organized and ‘financed a campiign to break pro-

iiiibicoii morale. (Even oimiiidii has °°""‘Y “‘ "m" E‘""""‘

that all claims not so proved before hlm will be barred. DATED the third A. D., 1932. (SgdJ LEITII E. BREFKFIY. H. F. MacPIIEE, Solicitor for Committee. 551-2-6-13-18-l9-20-22-6i.

at the Parsonage on Friday evening. Rev. D. K. Ross acted is chair- man and the following program ivas given by the children oi’ the Mis- sion Band: Chorus; Rccitation, Lulu Scott;.Solo, Norma Shaw, Recita- tion, Vernon Drake; so“), Louise Scott; Rcading, Reta Pcihick; Trio, Helen Scott, Lulu Scott and H5101 Boyle; Recitation, Alice Howard, Recitation, Lillian Scott; Quartet, Fm" “m8 Girls; Recitation, Etta Ross; Recitation, Mildred Hydc; Chorus, By order, girls. Every nuni- bcr was very much enjoyed by the audience and a nice sum was givcn toward Missions. Refreshments and a sing song brought a. pleasant ev- ening to a. close.

day of February

Nullfying the Lawz-Smuggling

[liquor pioducers. organized, aggres- ive, resourceful, flooded the country with illicit liquor in the!" deter-nun- aton to discredit the law.

Wet Propcgarida-Jrlie Farmer's Purim-and 1.1m P. E. I.. Fiiiniid is

[token such effective steps to enforce! looked '

la coalition govcmnient of a wet lcomplexion was formed, ieadmg al- Ysult. Prohibition became the scrape- goal: for all the nation's sins, law- lessness, depression; etc. Besides many voters hoped to improve the national finances through liquor rcvenue,-a. familiar device where money is more important than mor- als. For instance if P. E. 1., were undcr government-control schemes, - ihe government might re~eive some T118 regular meeting of Water- swomo annuhuy from the “mo, vale Women's Institute was held 000 sale of liquor the Island's pro- at the h°m9 m’ M!‘ 51181185118 portion of the $200,000,000 sale in wish" °n Jalluary 5th with in the rest of Canada. Would zhe Is- atwndmwe °t eight members and land be better Om, five visitors, President occupying the chair. Meeting opened by sing- ing Oh Canada and roll call was answered by each member paying five cents. Minutes of last meeting were read approved and signed. A letter of sympathy was read to Mrs. Chraies Quinn expressing re- gret on the death of her mother. There were no reports from com- mittees. Mrs. Edward Boyian and

. WATEBVALE WOMENS INSTI- TUTE

I

Cornwall

On Tuesday evening in Cornwall United Church a lecture was given by Rev. D. K. Currie, illustrated by beautifully colored lantern slides of the Canadian West. Many enjoyed seeing the beauty spots of our great

-_/ 6 1932 , ___§

ANNOUNO

We wish to annou

p A. HORNE & COMPANY

Charlottetown

Duncan McDonald of Newport in‘

can

[EN RS

--__ Re: Estate of Frank B. Clillk ______ a

Tenders will b undersigned for the follmiiing ,5 of the above estiitc:

l. lntemiitlonal Truck.

Office furnlturc, (fungigﬁxu o‘ large office desk; coiiibiiiiiiioii gm Wllkl‘ and secretary's ilcsk- 1 not,‘ less Remington iypPyrrifi-rg; um,‘ chairs; desks; ﬂlinr cabinets; u“. Bnrrouglfs adding machine; m,‘ invoice machine; linoleum; ch; I

Trade equipment:

Large ‘Toledo platform capacity 400 lbs.; 1 motor; platform trucks; 5 slcci rubisl new truck tarpaulin; shocks and laths for ans crates.

SEPARATE TENDERS rcccivod ‘for the foiiuiviiii; tics:

Dwelling situated at Nu. 53 up“, Prince street, semi bungalow niylv, at present occupied by l-‘riink B, Clarke.

Double tenement dwelling No.14 Prince Street, both tcnenicnis m,“ rented.

Concrete and ti mcrly occupied by Clzirkc llrm, a. office and warehouse, bllllﬁlfﬂ 1| No. 5_ Prince Strrct, occupii-il li-iii. llnrarlly by DcBiois Bros" 1,1,1, This is a valuable bllfﬁlflﬂyg W“. Pﬂrty and suitable for aim irlii sale business as there is ll railii siding in connection wiili iii» p... pert)‘.

Tenrlcrs close Saturday; i-‘l-liniiii».

l3, 1932. Highest or any lcndi-i- mi,

necessarily accepted,

For further particulars iippiv iii

the lindt-rsigned. '

. A. R. McINNIS, Trust“, 75 Queen Stfeel

Charlottcto , P, E, 554-2-6-9-11-31. w" I

Mrs. Margaret Hayes were appoint- cd on sick committee for ncxt two months. Institute Ncivs ivas distri- buted and three mcmbcrs subscrib- ed. Beveral memlicrs agreed tc hold whist or Olllﬁ‘ entertainment in their homes during winter or spring months in aid of Institute funds. It was decided to hold no meeting in February. Next meeting to be held in March at the home of Mrs. Charles Quinn. Program con- sisted of two readings: Failing iii I-Ové. read by Mrs. J. T. Grimes and How to Improve the Institute, read by Mrs. J. C. Wisner. A dain- ty lunch was served by the hostess and meeting closed with National Anthem.

e rcccivcil by ‘

scales;

oscillator m truck; hand i containers; i also stock iii making b“.

will llf proper

lc building, fay.

Dominion, including Bani! and Jas-

per Park.

The many friends of Mr. Herbert Frizzell will be 31nd to know that he will soon be out again, after his severe accident about six weeks ago.

Miss Evelyn Bell, Cape ‘lb-averse, is visiting at w. Percy Lowthei-‘s, Cornwall. ..

m. E. Mon-ow, St. Catlierines, was a visitor to Cornwall Rink on Saturday night.

Among the hockey fans from Cornwall who attended the Abbie- Daihousle game on Friday night were the following: Louis McDon- aid, Gordon Ilkizzeli, Vincent Leon- ard, Gordon McEwen, Jack Scott and Gunnar Onssen.

l-lilfrod Stretch, Long Onek, was a welcome visitor to Cornwall Rink Saturday night. '

Waldron Lowther, Cornwall. was

a recent visitor to Clyde River.

Mrs. Deane McEwen, North River, 1nd Mrs. Hazen Howard, Cornwall, have returned from Bummer-side, ivhere they were attending the W. W. B. Presbyterial. Mrs. Howard was ro-elected u recording secretary.

34 varieties. this ale in Henry Godfrey, Kingston, and George MocMiiim, Cornwall, (not McDonald, u appeared in last week's notes), received tho T. Elton Trophy for judging at Amherst

On

I. A. FOSTER HUGHES DRUG C0. J. (l. JAMIIZSON JOHNSON In JOHNSON ALEX. McPIIERSON REDDIN BROS. BOSS DRUG UNITED TWO MACS

THOS. F. WHITE

II. L. WORTIIY WILLIAM (‘ALLBECK W. A. JOIINSTONE LETER II. MELLISII

A public school examination was held in Cornwall School on Friday, the twenty-ninth. ‘The teachers were minted b? John Hen-ta. The schoi. m showed by their answers that they had received carefuhtraining. Delicious candy was passed around by the teachers and the singing or God BIVB the king brought tho muting to a close.

A lute number ﬂnloyed the Mis- sion Bond Social, which was hm

XXX cnocommzs

Rtgllldf m. lb.

SPECIAL

Freshly packed for plain white boxes.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY at

XXX Cl-IDCOLATES

59E"...

Sale

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