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Based on HELEN R. MHRTINZS novel, adapted and directed by M onta Bell, With a cast that include:

John Gilbert Phyllis Haver

Norma Shearer Hedda H0996?

When society women

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

IIIE BEIITIIAAI GUARDIAN

CHOP FROM Helmalfa Catalog-

O. 6. I. 1'. HLAY-Rlleeerve April 28 tor the C, G. I. T. Play in Zion Church. 432

AUCTION Mini o! choice West- ern horses on Friday neat at Ag- ricultural Hall. Horses oiiered by private sale until P0108)’.

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WINBLOE SHIPPING CLUB will meet Wednesday the 15th. to discuss the purchase ot twoboars and also ‘to get prices on seed.

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FIRST THROUGI-L-Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Rogers and party motor ed‘ to Summerside and return yes- terday and reported the roads In exceptionally tine condition for this time oi.’ year. The trip was made In real summer time ,time.

17- TICKETS on sale

NO TEACHERS TRAINING class tonight. 433

600D 600KB, Good tea and Idta to buy at 8t. Jlmea Hall tomorrow. Tickets so m. 400

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’.'."?<i\\\7\'I|I|IIlI 1/1/11/ /III'IIIII '”///74II!II||I|I|I.\T/\\\‘Xi” A ‘CHANGE-Spend one real ._ ' . _ T‘ musical evening with the Orch- I . _ p |§§I , \ estra on Monday night. i07-4-15M2i t . ‘- - , 1 ‘ V, ' .LOTS OF FANCY WORK. K

Birdge covers, luncheon and vanity sets, dolls, etc, at the tea and sale Thursday ‘in ‘St. James Hall. 400

‘A FEW RESERVED SECTION at Jamiissows Hughes, and E. A. Fosters tor Monday's recital. 407-i-15M2i.

FUNERAL NOTICE-The tun-- eral ot the late Millage McLeod will take Iplace Thursday, April 16th a; 1 p.‘ln., drom Kenslngton ‘l’ res- i byterian Church. Burial to take

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ADVERTIZIINM! ISLA-ND- Real- izing the~ importance oi advertis- ing the P. E. l. Tourist Associa- tion has prepared, do!’ the coming tourist season, a bulletin which is now in the hands o! the printers. It has also distributed two hund- red articles and photographs to magazines and other periodicals. The P, E. l. edition oi the Halifax Leader, which will be issued short ly will conttain a complete arta- gravure page o! illustrative and descriptive matter.

WONDERFUL MILK RECORD- With 30 days still to go to com- plete a year's record, Countess Ab bekeIk Hiemke, owned by the Bun- bury Farm, near Charlottetown. has already passed Ithe Canadian record ‘for milk and butter tat. She is still milking 75 pounds daily and has milked as high as 112 pounds. The Countess has an appetite in keeping with record oi periorm- ance. Mr. Jones her owner informs the Guardian her meal diet tor the past two years exceeded eight tons, and her ﬂeld roots diet ex- ceeded 20 tons. Her production oi milk in these two years exceeded 27 tons conservatively valued at $800.

P. W. C. DEBATE-The Prince o! Wales Debating Society held a de- bate on Tuesday, Aiprin 14th. The subject was, "Resolved, that there should ‘be a tax on all unmarried ‘people over 35 years of age. The speakers on the pro, side Francis Read and Benoit Martin brought forth good arguments in ‘favour of ,such a tax. They said that unmar- ‘ried people should hel‘p to pay the expenses oi! Education and other ‘public beneﬁts and ‘they claimed that the ms/n with a family paid more indirect taxes on everyday fneceeeitiee than did the unmarried

subscription to the Magazine.

guests registered at the Queen.

garet Clark, spent Easter in Monc-

duughter leave this morning on a visit to England.

side, is among the guests register- ed nt the Queen

town, is visiting Iguest oi his mother, ‘MrsJR. Hurst. ,

Jean Walker returned to Summer- side yesterday morning alter spend- ing a pleasant Easter holiday in this oi

place at Fredericton Cemetery, ‘P. E. island.

BIG LITTER-Mr. Oliver Saund ers of Winsloe is the proud owner oi a sow which is success‘ully rais- ing 19 pigs. Mr. Amos Gallant oi’. Rustico also has a sow that is raising 22 pigs and they are all do- ing well. Who can beat this rec- 0rd?

“Every mother knows that good bread is the foundation of

family lycaltl). "DurttyTlour is {be strongest. most nutritious

flour the world knows. Toad the children on Tut-it? Tlour products. A

ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY oi this week ladies will be in the leading stores to enroll members tor the Red Cross Society. Every parent should take an Interest in this great work. One dollar entitles you to Membership and a years 423

PERSONALS Sir Charles Dalton is among the

Mr. D. L. Coles, New London, - , -| e 18d W“ B‘ visit“ h‘ the c"? yesterday‘ gdisetaggrptayidlrtlguyfoucgdgt tigi")toykce‘:1lt¥s—-Pit'smv:drth more. Write for one to-day to a Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Limited

Toronto, St. John, N.B., Winnipeg

Misses Helen ‘Power and Mair-

ton

Dr. and Mrs. Alley and little

l.\iir. Herman Durant. Summer-

‘Mr; Richard Hurst ot Charlotte- in Pictou, the J.

The Misses Elva. Fillmore and

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N Messrs Mark J. ‘Dunphy ‘and 4 121m‘ ‘:11? that 133x99 m] °veryd5yl Ralph ‘Hogan studerts at St. Dun- 60°55 e3 w“ b9 "m" PT°Pe1"1Ye‘tan's College, Charlottetown, are "t": ‘m "nmw" spending the Easter vacation at side Weaklwbg: their homes in ‘Moncton. _ ‘ I ' but I can pray for you and I do solsnd tho Sisters on lilc oxmllonce oar-h of which a duet was p ziyci, MM“ "l"! Amwi" Bernard Mrs. J. H. c. Beck, West Side every day.

claimed that such a tax would ‘be 1 unfair; that unmarried peoplg a]. ready have their jmgt portion 0g taxation and that such e tax vwould

‘tend t0 degrade the canotity 0t

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Millions 0i women throughout the world know this way-so SllllpIC, socasy, and so inexpensive.

"The most experienced cook and the newest bride alike can give their foods unusual good- IlCSS'-]liSi by adding Sun-Maid Raisins.

Not ordinary raisins-but Sun-Maids, the choicest fruit oi Californians vineyards.

Made fromlthc swccicst and tendercst grapes, these ﬁner raisins bring to your foods oi every day e new and tempting goodness.

Thcre is a difference in raisins-you that difference when you use Sun-Maid e package today and see. Look for‘ the Sun- Maid girl-she is the sign oi highest raisin quality the world over.

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bogs by tln Sue-Mall Relate Gnwm. Nowuslle.

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marriage. The vote resulted in a victory for the ‘pro side. The critic, ‘Mr. R. Wright expressed himself as Pleased with the debate. The] Honorary President in a lime! address. stressrd the ‘great need oi a more tiayorable public sentiment. towards taxation.

usr. JAmEs LADIES are noted

for their good teas. Be there to. ‘ marrow. 40°

Bodies To Arrive Thursday Evening

The following t 1 ceived by Mr. e 88mm was f’

A. T I , 7 Duilerin Place, Windsor, 85h? "ﬁr.

‘No particulars have been receiv- ed regarding the demise ot Mr. and Mrs. Taylor the relatives here "at receiving any word 0i their m- ness_ This indeed is a very sad c". cumstance as they leave live small children to mourn their loss.

CARD OF THANKS

‘Robert and Ella Wilson, Hsmp- I to thank their many I

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"NOTICE T0 FISHERMEN

w‘ l" llenia for the AOADIA .Qg| gnaw.” LN» menu» of the 1am-

_ our Acadia (urine Engine I’ You no a new ens elm for ye .. beat let us‘ W"! yw Prices. we can ’ I‘? a stock Wrapalr ‘pane- .en hand and eerr IIII yeufj onion Immediately '

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His Lordship

- with your Iprayers. or Spiritual Bouquet 0t your Prayers to God for your ‘Bishop. You have said rthat I was s. “Iover oi’ children and I am. things are their prayers and 1 09.11 never get too many.

sincerely, dear prayers you have offered, or lure about‘ to otter listens to your ‘tiny voices and in answer to those rprayers come Graces that are needed iby one ‘who ‘hears the burden and has the weak. gasses and the duties

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W" W11“! You have done for me

‘All the chlldijcn oi‘ tho-of lIlf‘ prngruiximo and referred tolﬁmi-ilclqnticrl brought, ‘the entertain- Diocese have a special memento III the ‘tIuIIt which tho children wouldlmvut. to u close, _

cvcry Mass I say. lcun also zislonwo. the Sisters [or the splendid,‘ Tho Glh-iiillllAN joins Wliil tllm the Mother Superior to give you u education they received at their many [Fit-min of Bishop Odmnry 1n Iioliday and inasmuch as this 25'haix<ls. extending to him lwﬂrlleﬂl- CORK"!!- years was spread over a long period Further Savuge rociprocntcd Iulullons on Iris. Siivci" Jubilee and l will ask for a ‘(lay in April, one llisbop lliorrisorfs good wishes tohvborisbus ‘the IIODO ‘Ulﬂl/ ‘he mfIY in Mny and one in Juuer." Iilshoi) (TLeary and joined with ‘long be spared to iulilll the destin-

Bishop Morrison followed ills him in congratulating the porform-iios nt‘ blmb oﬂicc.

Iionlship and joint-Ii with {be chIl- (‘rs and Sisters on tho cxcdllcuce ‘This morning at i0 o'clock the (Iron in congratulating Iiishop 0‘- of 1hr,» entertainment. Jlllllllilrian will cﬂlebrate Mass II‘- Leary on bis Jubilee. lls lnrdsbltl An orclu-slrail svloration in ‘which UH‘ (‘KIUIQIIFIII- 111$ Iﬂrllshlil lush‘ than congratulated ‘the children violins burp 21ml four ‘pianos onvllll dIilFIl-“illl "l" PPIWHYII-

9ft Tlllrfﬁdﬂy morning tor Murray E. island, to -vis‘it heri seriously ill there. —

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