.

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"1 In some lilwaof business iii-its may well be the gag.

I , . _ Tlwie-wliv $gn_h1_i7*b,es_ir:~.d m1 lowcsi have IOIIIBQIIII‘, interesting to /say_to the public; .

f" - _ DRUG, IlUfSINESS

in. diifewfll- tin-Ho win-run or met-inane i. u... main

a

use... and it is hcrcwivhat you buy here in (he line of drugs and medicines wiiLbc oi-rigltlnquliliiy and pglcg ‘jud- .“-|||

" “also be right-as low a; was; bought for ariyivliere. ‘

1. nourish" Phone 82. _

- vwww

i

lfor. so."

“ "mniaz- ~ ~ w ~33 ~ ‘">2.91£1~_w

,0! same

quality can ever be

ii. itlonrii

NYAL AND iionriicfiiiiiiosrons- ~ '-

. - 141'. Prince" Street. _

u¢'

03401404800040 0o IMASTTWZQa

Y Classified. Advertisements» '

lilo D¢l'"|i_l1a_,of swords ' .911 per line of! words .. 8e per line of 8 words ..... 7s pci- lilla of 8 words

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Wanted V‘

ILL! EXPRESS WAGON. AI‘- 1 1 108 Iltsroy St. ‘.1919 - _ 1

U8!!! on hand at Guardian ’ ti

ssisn ar'nuiv¥sii'1"iiiv'iz'_ii,' choice horses. arrived this ev- Bnioe MacKinnon. 2902

-_1..-._-._L-‘_ ;_

SALE-ONE EDISON DIA- . 418.0 phonograph ivablneil. _ ly Guardian Omce. 2975-4-10-31

{calamari x- r1: am . nicely marked. _ Frank McKay,

i. sana-cnoios? "T5517. - mare, 8 years, i400 lbs-guar-

28114-4-7-81. dam-snoop Galina 1101i- cows. Preshenerl April. 7th. S.

2410-1-9-31,

SALE-HOUSE AND v ONE . land near New Zcaianli Sta:- Will sell at a sacrifice for _im- ate sale. Apply to Elinor E. bell. Portage, P.‘ E. I -2$141i-4'-9-31

. _-___,__,_'_____ - . . SALE-IUD ACRES WITH buildings at Harlsville. pro- y of late.» .John.i.A. McKenzie. ly McLeod a Bentley, Char- - WWII. 2313-61

mass-om:- songs-n .I ‘ wagon with pole. inj¢0=id_re-;

~ ‘ Apply Ivan E.._B;rnard, Stim-

r-"toua "mics -- Bisc tfisl-xhtd, Cit . - ,. u; ,' Zilli-glil-Si

SALE — 2B ACRES 0F LAND. y wooded. Goozl house _.and Mrs. Wm. Partridge, York. "fli-‘l-B-Q-lil-il-M. lALE-PUH.E BRED’ PLY- th Rock eggs, extra good laying , '15 centsper setting ‘of 15. . .- J11". Gard, Southport. = ". . ' * " zoos

4-10-31

-SAI.I-50 ACRES - at Bonshaw. Land in -- state of cultivation. Apply t:

jod dz Bentley, Charlottetown. ' 1 » 2312-61

SALE — FISHING BOAT. t of pine and oak, 30 feet over- doubls cylinder. Bruce Stewart. A1 condition. Neil S: 'MCPllC(‘. ira, P. n. I. _ 2311-4-8-31

. formation Wanted - D -,-. INFORMATION AS T0

children of Jamcs Douglas Bag-

(1185-1858. sometime‘ King's

Assembly ‘ism and Ann tilde. Gardiner, his wife. Horace‘ i an Watt. ‘Hamster. l0! Nat-l Building, Bay Street._Torcnto. I. W. 4-8-31.

emale Help “looted I

sash, u-o rc-IEHITJART. ’

ZBTQ-i-IO-Jl ' '

a 6' rightJBerb Dcnnts, Marsli- '

Stewart, Dunstaiinsge. -- » ' "

an‘

W ITH .

l-ter and Representative in Lcg- _

._.'.daté to be-"nniiounccd later.

WANTED - CATS WITH NEWLY borii icittcns. R. Reymond, South- "port. Pitch: 1175, _2038-3i-e.o.d.-tf ‘WANTED-FOUR. 0R FIVE ROOM- ed rcivu-nislied apartment. Apply lBox12l5. _ _. 284i tf "'*.—-"v-_i'"“*""‘—t.".*'l'"" . WANTED-HOUFE TO RENT, ALL moclcrn conveniences. Write stat- ~ ~ing~ rent toss-m., care of Guardian. 4-10-tf ‘Willi FED-ABDUL‘ APRIL 15th rrvm and week-end board. Central “locationyrntes moderate. Write "E" care Guardiin. ZBOZ-Kfl-Bl.

fioivered niuon dresses $16.50 from

wank. uiairiisariiurssby iota, ivilhbethe last, day for paylng\wat- 2r rates. v BOBO-ZLI

IIAMPTON UNITED ciiimcniTHEi JUNIQR, CI~WI L. r

services for Sunday, April 13th., as follows: Appln Road 11 a. m.; Hampton, 3 p. m.; Victoria 'l p. in. Yr-mcs P. Kaye, Minister. W01ill~JN'S lace-trimmed bloomers "I00. S. A. McDonald's. 2984.

ITO .

ANGLICAN SEItVICL-Crapaud, £1‘1.t John Church, Friday, April 11, Errvice 8 p. m., Sunday, April 13. Ev- ensons. 7. Springfield Saint Eliza- beth's church, April 13. Holy Coni- inunion l1.

LADIES AND KISSES snappy

New Yolk. S. A. McDonald's. 2984. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. . Rev. Elven ltlacDouga-ll will be absent fro... the province for two weeks in- eluding SI/Uoeiths 20th, and 27th. during which time he intends to. visit Cambridge, Mass, and, will as- sist RW. lids‘. IDWTY. D8510!‘ of the Kirk there. Communion will be held in cabin-loge on sabbath 271.11.

. LADIES new knitted suits just ar- rived. S. A. McDonalclS. 2984.

INCORRECT, INFORMIAHON. — The ihrty reported to have been Riven by Miss Phyllis I-[Odpm- a1; her home on April 7th,, is contradicted as Miss Hooper informs the Guar- dian she did not. entertain on that

‘WANTED To ruricnass - noun m: ilvg setting pure. bred Plymouth Rock eggs‘. T. B. Rogers- ' _

'-.-' 2901-0-8-31.

WANTED-A HORSE AND CAR-

' riagc‘ for tho summer use for light

_driving.._o,ne that, is not afraid of

‘the autos on the road. Will con- sici- a reasonable price for same 1t satisfactorywaiildbuy same, J. C. Woodside, Victoria, P. E. I.

" ' " 9942-44-31

r0 LEf-LSMAILL- rtfifffiiiitn. ‘- suitable "for light housekeeping P. J. _ _ MacDonald. . ,. .. . . 3981-31 ‘n. tors-afar isr. snor. NOW occupied by Mrs. Waller. Apply P. J. MacDonald. ‘ 2918-31

__i___,______ ..... .__. Toner-Lands ROOM. ADJOIN- ' iiiglviirtual Life or Canada building,

suitable for office. Apply 1351 Kent. ' Street. 29584-10131.

‘m LET-‘I-‘UIIINISIIED ‘ROOMS. single and double with all modem conveniences. also garage. Phone 504 or apply 1'12 Sydney St.

,~ , . 1- . ‘ 2915-31

' The item was brought in to this 001cc by a young lady. and handled in 500d faith.

HOTEL FRAMEWORK PRO- GRESSlNG—Somc idea of the dim- ensions of the Canadian National Hotel may now be gained by view- ing the framework as it now stands. The greater part of the steel is now in place and the frame has now reached its maximum height, how- ever it is not expected that the work will be completed before April 23. The work of rivetting is still contin- ued, and is making rapid progress.

DRAKE-mt the P. E. I, Hospital, on April 9th, to Mr. and lvfrs. Lemuel Drake, Riverbank, a son.

a MAlBIiEE-Sii-Tfé

COOK-MCI-ENNAN-At Charlotte- town. P. E. Island, on April 9th, 1930, by Rev. Ewen MacDougaii, B. 1)., Francis A. W. Cook, of Wood Islands, ~.to Bcliena G. Mcbennan of Peters Road“ .

‘, lLMisceiia neous

DEATHS

TENDERS‘ vviu. an ascsrvan

immediately for moving my fox . shed from ranch to Alexandra.‘ A. c. \“locd,.Mt. Herbert . 29114-1141.

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Iona anraan MIcDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Box 29, l-lermanville.

- " 2518-3-25-1mopd.

_L__._._i...___ ..... -_-..-.‘__.

ESCA"ED PAIR. BLACK FQXES

b April 4th. Finder please notify Russel Roper, Royalty. 2901-4-10-21.

'%-#--- '

P271111) TAGS FOB Till SEA- scns shipments on short notice.

- Guardian Central Printery, '

~

WOMAN 01" J5 WILL ACT AS-OOM- panlon to lady or a convalescent person who desires to go south or abroad. Capable, reference exchang- . qsivlihniv to 8011115;

11671311?‘ T0 naive" 11v’ bina- lsttctovui between 13th ' and 118th. Two corloads of real horses. Bales .Wcl-

Liigtan filth/c.’ i. 2306-0-8-31.

il p AT ONCE CAPABLE keeper with reference. A001? Orr, New Ciasaow. P. E. 2890-4-8-31. ~

._.--_¢...-.._'1.'

w.

ran-an '1" , . Apply iblrh-‘Elrle McDon- ‘70 ‘Upper Ifiilsboro-St. 2000-21.

--_...-.._._\-7-‘

ale 11nd "wanes.

wannnhm' ‘no IQEAIIN ... _ _ our spcca course‘. 811w tnininl. Par- a nu. Mglar £51m: Callers. ~ i-i-inmn t. ax. ~ v '. ~. i-i-onx.

EXPERIENCED , 1

v‘.

sans _, _POS'I‘PONED - ovvmof. , a-o " bad‘ ‘rows the sale of Joseph Pow- er's farm at Mermaid has been postponed until Saturday, Ap il l2 11V? D- 10-‘. If "stormy next fine day foilowim; _-, J. A. _MacDonald, v-AIIC-

tioascr. . ’_ . zato-i-s-ii.

- ' ' ' ' w i. Antone navma A (for! inns“ Ii‘. nlockerbyu voluma-en.

“fume "raislviu Brier“ printed in

Char‘ Al I "i5 YQAIS 1m and 1010 please communicate withjrhe Guardian. and state if ‘- iv/liling to disposed-same. c-s-u.

, Rcp deslaneiro; Sracil. is in: fiom its parity»: of tton-letivitiea? " ’ ‘ i cam or riwias .11.. artificial: staircase

s.

, .

so. i cream cams-.-

._‘._;4.‘

and Charlie, win. it uiiiiie the aura:

friends, who sent not!!!" ‘or o...

sup; emu which; a: their us -‘ r. aarflwryfrcnaaalss. on. ~

-.,'

F9R$

y 3599-21. A i

MCLEAN-At New Dominion, April 9. Mrs. Catherine McLean, age ill years. _F‘urieral Friday at 2 p. m., from the residence of her son, Hec- tor McLean.

DOYLE-At Charlottetown. April 0, Edward Doyle, aged '16 years. Fun- eral Ikiday morning at 8.45 from his ‘residence, 44 Chestnut Street to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, thence to the R. C. Cemetery.

q .

In fond and loving memory of our

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'1. Magnificent Mohair 2. V97 Piece. China Dinner

The naawnvdor rains, under the direction of three prominent citizens. will take place at

Prince Edward

I-Iolmarra Ltd., Iteddin Bros, from any of the members. '

HATS 81.98. Lowest price in the city S. A. McDonald's.

Grand Charity Lottery

Under the Auspieer of

Chesterfield

Set 3. Cabinet of Silver

EASTER TUESDAY APRIL 22nd. 193.0

SEE PRIZES NOW ON DISPLAY IN HOLMAN'S WINDOW

Tickets may be obtained from and

in‘. i 1'! i 1': i I-I i Z-Z i I“! E Z-l

‘WOMEN'S mar AND siraaw

2984.

BAPTIST SERVICES, NORTH River Field Sunday, April 13th, Fair view 11 a. m.; North River 3 p. m.; Long Creek, ‘l p. m. W. R. Mac- Waiker, lidiinister. '

ESTIMATES PASSED-At 12.50 this morning the Estimates passed Committee in the Legislature," and the House prorogues this afternoon. The Budget debate was brought to a close at 12.40 p. pa. yesterday, the afternoon and evening sessions be- ing devoted entirely to the Esti- mates. The speakers in the debate yesterday morning were Messrs. H. D. Mei/can, and W. H. Dennis.

M“ . .!3HE' IY CF] . ‘central Guardian:

caaswsai. smai giro-reclaims?

Ctinitp fluittll cuss.

TIUIIDA! ,

Slit-Dorcas Sooeity, regular meeting -Ilsaidenee of Mn. Ssllar, I88 Grafton Street.

Lilli-Women's Prayer ervleg .41.‘. ldenca of Mes. Morris. 221 Way.

“Frauen Street.

- -°°"'TIIX|I Squares. regular meeting-Social Halt

7.3(l—Pre-Eastcr Devotional Service- Address, “zaccliaaus” -.. gun». lwdrvvelooiae - Bent; u“. orlal Ball. "e441,

rs-asoivaas

T!" fvllvwini young ladies left yeslorday morning for Edgehlil gm; R1100! Ii’- Windsor. N. a: Ginger Bomb. Mlrram Houston, Mary MacNutt and Dorothy luagh.

The ‘many Moods of Miss Gladys Birt of Mount Malian. will be pleas ed tokriowthatsiulsstaadilyim. Pf°V1l18 Under the skillful treatment of her doctor. she having been 111d llP 1m‘ some time with rheumatic fever.

QUARTERLY

Continued from Page l H1885 that the Council of the Board of Trade discuss the matter with the water commission Mr. n, 1:, notch wlkested that the resident and the secretary of the Board meet the chairman of the commission to ar- range a meeting- A motion to this effect was introduced by Mr. Jas. Pa- ton and seconded by Mr. T. 2.’. Mc- Nutt. '

INSPECTED FERRY MODEL. -

Prince Edward Island, passed thru the city Tuesday morning on his way home after a visit to Levis,

cript.

RED CROSS MEETING-i The

was opened 11y singing a Rad Cross

Vegetable. The was read. The health ofilcer report was read by Willis Judson. Coils:- tion was taken up by the collector- Billie Hayden anzl recitaiions were given by Misses Clara and Estelle Mclsaac and Hazel Ings. Master‘ George Hayden, Shawn McDonald‘

then adjourned,

NEW INSTITUTE ORGANIZED- A new Institute was organized at St. 7th. in

MscPhall, on April

McIntyre, Vicc Pres. Mrs. W. 1".‘ Rose, Sony-Tress. Miss Joanna Mc- Intyre, Directors Miss Mable Griffin, Mrs. D. J. MacDonald, Mrs. Des- mond Doyle. Auditors Miss Amelia Egan, Miss McIntyre. The regular

" _ sister and daughter. Mar- garet Dawson. who passed away in Alblfly. P. E‘. L, April 10, 191B.

Today brings back sad memories OI a loved one gone to rest

And those that think of her tMIay Are the ones who loved her best.

We miss hsr smile and ever will Her vacant place, there's none can All

day of moetingls the first Tuesday of each month. the first meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. D. J. MacDonald when roll call is to be answered by my "Favorite Recipe."

CHURCH ARMY TlANSI-‘Elb- Captain Alfred Hutchinson of the

of the Canadian National car ferry.

health song. The president then call-I

For up in Inserted by Mother. . . and

l“. April l. l0"-

Takes . And He'll

III-

Down here we mourn, but not. in vain cavern, we'll meet again. Father, Sisters I

a 11v MEMORIAM

In fond and loving memory of our dear daughter Minnie Bella. wife of LioyiLWn-ren. who died at Redford.

fined knows bow mach we miss her Never will 1m memory fade Loving thoughts will always wander ‘To Minoan,» m Is we. Bot the Lord the God of Ileavall. _ thematic so with m help i iircur sorrow

Church Andy who has laboured so successfully while in charge of the Jinglfcan congregations at George- town and Cherry Valley since 10th. October last has been wlasfmvd to the Ottawa Diocue where he is to takaehsrca damn" MotorVan which will opus-ah in that Diocese. Captain I-Iutdilnson has to be in Ottawa for iiashr, and the Van will be dedicated on liar Monday. Mush!!! 0f the two conflllltionl and all who have met Cumin I-Iut-

, , lalfifiaptain Dcwimwno itis understood isa - Torcatomanwiiilrrivcintlnmar fiiflllctttlkeovtthlmkcfOap- tainlftnbhinaon.

ii__+___ uoqowoo-oooo-ooooo-qooo-ooo-e- Graduate of the New lngiaal l" u» If IBIS.

"'“""“""' o-oouccoomcoocwowoio»

. N. D. Macl-rcari

Prof. Oscar M. Emanuel

' The matter of retaining a_ local

Cwmn 301m 1_,_ mil-L wmmande.» radio station and of compensatingVdw

I the stations for giving up their busi- ness was introduczd by fir. S. A. Mo- Donald. In the report of the Royal

'Commission, the latter phase had

where he inspected the model of the been provided for, but Mr. Keith, n new car ferry which is to be con-i ‘he u doubly we“ qu-lmed to de structcd for the Cape Tormentinef Borden crossing by the Davie Sliip-' building Company. Moncton Trans-I

Rogers had stated that in addition to rcmunerating for the physical as- sets, an additional amount should be paid in view of the good will gained by a station. According to the report it will be possible to build stations wherever necessary, besides those de-

was ‘held in cherry Valley School Oi’ the latter-one consists of the three

weekly Junior Red Cross meeting‘ signed for the five economic areas.’ on midgy, Apr“ 4,111, rm, mggflng lilaritime Provinces with a station at

l Monckton.

municatbn with Mr. Clark of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.

DOINGS

Continued from Page i

Pact to the nations of. the world

compulsory jurisdiction of the Per- manent Intemational Court.

volved. The motion passed without division.

Several Government hills were ad-I

vanced a stage, including the bill to ratify the agieement with Saskatch- ewan in respect of the transfer of natural resources. The matter of re- ferring the question of compensation to the courts would not delay the transfer of the resources which would be handed over "immediately.

An important statement was made by the Hon. Mr. Cardin in reference to the report of the Royal Commis- sion on radio. He stated that no ac- tion would be taken until the report of the committee to consider it had been received. The licenses in exist- ence would require to be renewed as from April 1st. It is 861101111! lin- derstood, however, that the Coven:- inontwiil take no action this session. as the questions involved are very contentious and it is safer for pol- itical reasons to shelve them until after" the general elections.

The Prime Minister announced that after the taster recess he would no» a statement as tbs result of

‘conferences on water powers in the

St. Iawnncs, as affecting Ontario and Quebec, which would be final and clear the n: for mains u» tha whole question of the St. umass waterways, The from lat tonight for the first time on wceausav this session. It will not sit on hide! night, however.

.5OOQOOOOOQ§O

Passi “eh, In St. James

(I! In. W. Inca lair)

The observance of Easter as the Great lord's Day, the queen of Pes- tivals. has ra-eetabliabcd itself so generally that no pleading or apology for its observance is now required.

Nevertheless the full toy of last- cr cannot be entered into. and its celebration cannot but remain more or less supariicial unions can papar- ationbemadc for itdihil lssaalised by those congregations in whiQ the helpful custom obtains to set apart the week preceding tutu‘. the Inly Week. to devout, meditation won the _ sorrows of the Man. cf lot-vows, and to tbefuiflimintof aaerivacfspec- iai- services which follow in orderly sequence the footsteps of His bittsr Passion and tread again with adora- tion the awful Way of the Cross.

In accordance with the resolution of the Session of St. James, Holy Communion will be celebrated at the morning service 0n Sunday, and at the evening service the subject will he “Christ's Triumphal Entrance into Jerusalem." 'I‘l‘ils will begin the week; of special services which will con» ', ‘tinue every night during the week a‘. ; 1B p. m. On Good Friday there will, i,be two services, one at :1 p. m. and [the other at a p. m. telling again the?

paid, old story of Jesus and His love. l

Worth

soothing finishing touch.

pleasure.

SUCCIGHOII TO

MacKINNON DRUG. c0.

Elsa!-

THE

On Easter Sunday there will be two:

‘diets of worship at tlie usual hours, _

when special Easter hymns and an- thems will be sung, and the glad mes- lsage peaied forth in joyful strains ‘ "Christ the Lord is Risen Today." 1 May I therefore appeal to all the . members and adherents of St. James 1 amid the multiplicity.’ of their other‘ engagements, to try their best, ieveh ‘ should it involve a little sacrifice), to‘ attend these services. ' ' We are exceedingly fortunate in ihaving as cur acting Minister the‘ | Rev. m. Lelate. whose are-chins on the eternal veritles in the power of faith once for all delivered to .the saints," is well known through- ,|0lit the Presbyterian church. AI a ifilliipllln in the great War. 119.1116 the distinguished ‘- ur of entering Jerusalem with General Allenby; so

with those immortal scenes which changed the course of the World‘! |history and will to all time, be assoc- iieted with the Damion of our bles- lsed Lord. I A cordial welcome is extended to .11 wit.) may have the desire fq ht- tend any or all of these services.

l

I

‘ Mr. Jas. Paton, who Ia to represent; Western Guafdlan ed upon the secretary to read the the province at the meeting of the;

minutes of last meeting. Roll call; Federated Chambers of Commerce off l was responded to by younFavorlte the British Empire in London this - treasurer’; T917011. year. stated that he has been in cam- ;._.,_.q1 shtpmmt m“ pggglvgd

._|gAI.itIS‘ asst: "rimuiinucsf at ; Ytraceu. 39674-1941 ‘

1 -FIED HARRIS‘ BEST IOBSE-| lMEAT. beef tripe and beef hearts.‘ order now at Braces. 200l-4-10-21|

—CHUBOH OI‘ SCOTLAND-Rev.

‘11,-iii, 13th, at Summer-aide at l1 a.

, could finally refuse to accept thrin. and ‘l 0- m-

QUNITED CHURCH OF CAN-Registry .Of1ice, Charlottetown Andrews by the supervisor. Miss, m. Lapointe spoke atconsiderable; ADA-Kensinlton. April is. Rev. .1. wgiriigv 0mm Summlrside _ "16 length in an explanatory way}. re-’ R. Saint, D. 1)., minister. 9.45 a. m.. schoolhouse The fvllowinz officers viewing the history o1 the steps mi- Sunday School; ll a. m., The sins‘ We" °1°°¢~¢d1—-P1‘e51d¢!1$ M11 -7- P- en to date and discussing the scope that crucified our Lord; '1 D- m» TINY