THE

GUARDIAN

~|"UNl.RAi. TODAY.--The funer-l

al of the late Wm. A. ‘MacGregor will take place from his late resi- dence at Mt. Herbert iiiia after~- noon. services starting at 2.30 d'clock.

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POQTPONED. - Owing to the

absence of Messrs Leigh Dingwell and Arthur 'Bruce from the city,

iboth lisvil? been delayed due to train con itions, the program

‘Z Y ' ' ° which was to have been broadcast-

. . '»_\_

_ bt Sanus Qrzsliiptzriantiiursb ;,.,.,,,

from C- F- C- Y. under the dir- ection of Professor Wat.kis, had to be' postponed until a later date.

ARRWEU _ _

2 cars BRAN. SHORTS and WHITE MIDDLINGB, whioh ws sro selling at fewest prices ex cars.

Wholesale and

' Retail

SPECIAL PRICES on-m|x-

Gd cars. Flour and Feed or STRAIGHT CARS FEED

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Umm! Guardian N ‘1.oz_ybonosis. 1.o.n.n.llo1d

u ’ A I _ "s r' Y A Y . Hd W ` ' 'Outstanding Film y Monthly Meeting _ . 7 I I I ` The Ilontlilylmsoting of A

the Royal Edward Chapter of the I. 0. D. E. was held in the Empire Room, Navy Léague Building yes-

"1.uy-bonor." the wllllnnl For lordny afternoon. Rosen! Mrs. Mc

production of -the Owen Davis Ci'°3d¥» Dl`€lidil1'Z- stage play, which opened yesterday After “'““l i‘°“u“° M5159!! at the Prince Edward 1-haake' is plans were discussed for celebra- one of me season., outsmdmgm tion of Orders Twenty Fifth Anni tIou~picture successes. And Iurth- "°“““`V "° ’h° held SL G°°l'8°F ermore, it marks the triumph of mg'

Ch | Bu k J _F _ | llllllor decided to hold Alex- a amshit d:`Lm5;'°:°Ie_°‘ Et" n andra Rose Day 23rd of ‘May Em

“ \="° my °= owl _ Fletcher.

Madge Bellamy, too coins in for Mn J A Mcmuan Provincial

.

ru suNoAv 'rh Ph 1 A ' ` ~ - ~ . MOTHER:

en, or the hw Jo“Di1”'Bry‘;nft‘:)‘:" _ °"° °" W"|*° 7°' Pl`i°¢l- $01335; ;i}“:'Es°€hi;'°1;*;*:_of|‘; h°"ZV;:|' Secretary submitted the following Castoria is ¢5PeciallY Pf°' took rlooo Sunday afternoon to A HORNE & CO Puts and .lone Novak. in two mort '°§-‘I§f,',, the pared to relieve Infants in

RE W B Union Cemetery and wa 1 I six calendars on hand

V R, § ,_m,y mem, The Mgcefzg 28215511 n==;»~_g¢erE;>1e;.e»|=° roof: n ii.. nn .......u.... in.. ie... di. anne and childre.. on egos of

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_ __ "‘ ' " pf V f y,_ss es. yt Chapma . . . -

F' T' -.WEE-ms' »..- `:-if' °a2mMA.°TER ' 'JW l1°llB0 and Brave were conductl 8_n‘_3_;W_"s_ In one of her lovalble "mother" rolf eylxdngtddgbtvgglpiazinénihtgiteiil Conshpahan’ mamlency’ Wind Q

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f semi - '

Frissy, sfp. in. and 1.so p. m. -Minister. _ ‘

spooioiitsoigvloss 'wiiifsonoiu i..`¢'ho causes .luring .iii

this week to April 2nd at 7.$0'p.‘ m. Tino services on Good

Gsrvless conducted by the '

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` CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

` One Insertion ........... lbs per lim ali words

Four insertions ..................

lo por line of I words

Eight lnsertlohl ..-,3;._.............~...... 'Ie par lins of 6 words

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-L ` Miscellaneous

` Male Help Wanted

wA.N'rsi>-noisirion As Hove?- keqper, ,Apply ".A. F." Guardian.

iq. siisz-a-mail.

. f., _ _ V

Lienu-Mvi'rAs»,-bonv iioi.i.sne in stock.-A._D\iobe'niin & Co.

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mo. A ¥1!oooNl\nihl3_.,l,rA»r4_D'.eun-

veyor. erinanui

FIREMEN, sRAi_€__hQs N."_.ll.6i-N~ ners 0150, later.. 50. monthly which positionr) gin Rmlway. uso; 116. 3 1 -_ .eases-soot.;

cArru.nso .si_Aci<¢f__;.i>‘~§l|Ai.s

Fox. Tatoo Z X ri.ght"isar, C. 6. J.

left ear. Robert Mpgsasy. Head of Hillsborough. ` _ 385-3»2'lM3i.

ESCAPED FROM MY RANCH AT

Margate one .pale ellver female

gin, -Ear markings -Right ear. ‘ . O. Lett 'ear 12<B. Geo. E. ‘Bl'owlr,- '_ . 8325-3-25,51

WANTED -.' BY EXPERIENCED married man .s poslltion on farm or fox ranch. 'Must have separ~ mug ihoupfe. “Y” care Guradlan.

~' " 8326-3-25,tts,tf.

HOUSE- CENTFIALLV LOCAT-

ed, wanted, to-n or eleven rooms. Apply .“S", cure of Gilnrdian.

l‘-\ 8388-3-27-tf

Novica- `ss_cAi=so Fnolvi Mv

ranch the 22nd_, a silver female fox Tattoo mai"k*»rl§I;t ear Il 'left ear. A liberal* reward of~ (ered if captured alive:-Wim. H. ‘Ellis. Tyne Valley, P. lil; I.

8351-s.2o.14l

ESCAPED FROM CHARLOTTE-

town Sllvefr Blacll;_Fox 00., ranch one male fox marked C 0. N. right ear. 5 left ear, dhs female C, 0. N. and 65 C. Reward will

bo given for return of either or both of these foxes.” -

8374-3-27,31

EBCAPED FROM MY RANCH AT

North Tryon one ellver black- male fox. Reward for return. Do not lull. c, la. Gamble. I

8399-3-29-41.

To Let

'ro l.e1'-i House con-‘rAiN-me

'SBVGII 'f‘00IIl! II10d8l'II~ U)IIV8ll~ iences. Apply 9 Chestnut St.

- ' sits-ao-sl

~@i- N l_s'r-House Numesn az- Eilll Avenue. Apply T. It. Cud- m°rn- sass-25-ii _,_ T0 I-E1'-#Noise evouev er. i Apply 65 rrlnoe st. fssis-s~27,o1

,Malo Help Wanted

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WANTED- -° °°°o._~_.sei.iAsl.s Y°“lll‘s mon ,With soon habits, io WUI' 011 ahm write ".\. 11.,” omuigf r|?iTi:g` reference and wage; y,,{,ted_

also-a-zoo

Sltuaitions Valium;

BIG EARNINGS BTEADY EM-

ployment for Barbers. Become

_ expert in 8 weeks. Write llloler

Barber College, Department "F" Holihi- I-1-tts-tt.

VIMANTED--MAN TO WORK AT

residence. One who can make himself generally useful, with a knowledge of gardening prefar~ red. Apply at The Rogers 'Hardware Co., Ltd. 8407-3-29~3i

WANTED - EXPERIENCED

salesman to travel Prince Ed-

' I I o

ward Island selling through dealers a ful’l line of Farm Mach. inery Apply by letter stating experience and 'reference t ".Mamlfacturer”, care of Charlot- tetown “G~ua.rdian."

8352-3.26.51

Iaost r

LOST-FEMALE FOX. RIGHT

ear C. L. X. Left ear~5 B. Re. ward. Edgar ilicnrtz, Mamb- fleld. 8406-3-29-3i.

For Sale

FOR QUICK SALE. FALCO-N~

wood Yorkshire sows bred to fi-irrow lst rpart of July. Apply Dept. of Agriculture. 8396.3-29-31

FOR SALE-50 ACRES OF LAND

with llninry :ind Shingle Mill. Apply to A. J. c|o Guardian.

8404»3-29~Zil.

Professional Cards

DR. I. E. CROKEN

VETERINARY BURGEDN (Iriuluute of Toronto University. Fifteen yearn' experience treating dis-

f I

enssso axes. Post Mortsm and Laboratory Exam-

ination for lungworm. hookworm and other diseases of foxes. -Office and rsslilehce IB Great George Street. Next Customs House.

Phone |04.

83574-2(i1mo.

McDonald & McPhee

B. A. J. A. iviooo.NALo ii. F. Meri-las s. A.

Bal-ristsro. Attorney.. Etc.

Money to Loan Riley Building Charlottetown

Mark R. McGuigan B. A.

BARRIBTEH, BOLICITOR, ETC.

Money to Loan _

Cameron liook,Chsriettstown,P.E.i. 2220-1-11-11.

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Ness and Throat Testing Eyes and supplying Glasses Office, Bayer `Building Great George Street Office Hours-B to 12-30. 1.30 to 5.

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$5 ssi.l. Housnuoto neegg.

sitiee - greatesg _.imaginable

demand: have business' of your own; inake live dollars up daily; capital or experience unneces- sary. B. Garretson, Brantford, Ont. S. -V. Jill.

Keep the _ »- ,

~ Sk“t$J9rr

ly the use of Dr. Chaas’a _V Ointment

-, Cllaas's

f°.'.”...

MLN _%hW%»

Pillrlnsi .agile-ual

5"' “

` Dr- ' 'oinsnm

I&vs hnhdwd.E

§§i, _ .§§§3§i. _ 5 .-

Queen 1 Hotel

Blnoe taking over this

Heal ws have spent many

ti_i0\|ssnds' of dollars in l‘\Plirs and Improvements. It is new the finest Hotel of its ollss In the Maritime Prov- il\Nl- It sppssia to those who want a comfortable -Wlllnmysslsnsiensio ami _ axesilsnt ssrvloe at a moder-_

sts price.

Ratio 0-N I day.

fllieriottetown . ,Hotel Cs., Ltd.

lil l.. rs' M", I

suns worn.

-o--L

ed lby Rev. Mr._8mith assisted by

pot PERSONAIJS

Mr. James Gorman, Kensington,

left on' Monday morning's train for Charlottetown.--K.

fMr. and Mrs. P. L] Cash, Gra-

hame Road visited Charlottetown on lMondsy.-IK.

Mr. Crosby _of the Soldiers Pen-

sion Board came to Charlottetown on Monday.-K.

'Mies Jessie Gurney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gurney, East' d'i/oyalty. left Friday -morning for Roxbury. Mass.

Messrs G. D. Pope and Adrian

Arsenault members of the P. E. I. Legislature were passengers to Charlottetown on Monday morn- ing.-K. -

severe illness. _

warmly .greeted ‘by'al1 his athletic friends.

The many friends of Mr. Wil-

liam Brehaut will be pleasel to learn that he is now steadily im- proving in the Prlnc_s_Edw3;-(1 .1s_- land Hospital.

Mr. J. A. Gesner who has. been

visiting in Amherst, while there ‘had to undergo all operation for some slight trouble. He is new doing nicely and expects to be back shortly to open his vulcnh. izing business.

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'T

" IHUCKEY AT"

ARENA TUNIGHT

all robsibillt beth last fixture

known to fame of this city alid both hold a record of winning every game played during this year.

The ice is now in splendid shape

and no doulbt a large crowd of fans will -he on 'hand to witness tonight’s performance.

The following players will line-

up tonight:

Jlm Tarts.-Riggs, goal; Power,

and Ryan, defense; Welsh, Ryan, McEwen, Gillis, Bevins, Mclnnls forwards.

lluainess Colleges. - Collins.

goal; C. Praught, Dolron, defence: Brennan, Trainor, Saunders, Rush and Hennessey, forwards.

BIRTHS _________._.______.__ MseCOUBREV-At the P. E. Is- land Hospital, March 28th. 1926. to Mr and Mrs Louis Macillouhrey. (nee Gladys Russell) a son. Con-

gratulation s.

MARRIAGE!

McKENZlE-GRATTO - At the Manse |202 Prince Stneet, on 'March 1'7th, by Rev. W. 'Bruce ‘Muir, John dwai-rl »M»c'Ksnzie to Emma Gratto, Murray .River.

DEATHS ._i1_*-_-_---- MacGREGOR-At Mt. Herbert on Monday, March 29th, 1926. William A. MacGregor, age 69 years. Fun. eral from his late residence this afternoon service starting at 2.30 Imterment Hazelbrook Cemetery.

MaoI.'EOD-At the P. E. I. Hospit-

al on Monday. March 29th. 1926.

Joyce MacLeod, aged 4 years. Old-

est daughter of Mr and Mrs J. W.

MacLeod, of Hum-boldt, Seek.

MOOREESIDE-On Monday, March

29th. 1926, at North River Road

Mrs. John Mooreside, age 79 yearn- Fllneral from her late residence` Wednesday, Merch 31st. service grafting at 2.30., Interment Milton Cemetery.

-M IN MEMORIAM

In Loving Memory of our Late ~li-other Dunoan Mo- ` kinioy, for 00 vw' I *N* and worthy bmthsr et Calvin Lodge, Bi-sdalbane. who 6°' ,gr-ted this life one V0" *W

' today, March 291.11- 1935-,

Inserted by Brethren et

Iarly by the fact that he is at his best In an uphill contest with the team behind.

/ V Wliite Teeth are

" beautiful teeth.

~`:b;"" *iii

w_il1~.keep your teeth glis- " ‘ing white-beautiful.

surging around and be- -‘tween the teeth, is the - finest cleansing agent yet

\ di!¢0V¢l'ed. ` ._ Ute Ml'n!y’.rta Kee Your ` ~ ‘ Teeth Whit!

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K is

- ego own. ' .sssauiim .r °""" "°‘°°' ' - if . ~' ~

H Mmawt. ; .ILA-M. ‘ ' '

5 _f _ lturfay,Nsw Classes, . _ _ ..;--,,.__m_-'_'-

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Former President of the Union

Tonight at 8 o'cIoek the Jam 'n o il _ 1-uh xi ~l i iii -i ' '

Tarts will line up against a tealirgflg: T_':xesZ;' "t,e;:;fB,:'|°“s"d`;';1°fd'ih; nivnfi hxr nronkliihl 1i‘t‘ilinw.l.T¢.."':`.:"f;'g

made up of fplgyerg fmm both Qllywecentl at hls wi , p ' h ° e yours u wuliluil llollrly liclovoli nm’ _.__

business oollegos for what will in Y 5 ""‘P°9 °'“°' "_'i<l\‘v "‘~l“"“~' '" 'ln' i'°"""~ of Mfr Miss oi.A MeooNAi_o

D y G _ l.hr.l)i=E`;.>2:?r ’ ltliillilr l\:\\ili_\;i

this sensan' Ty ‘ilmilllilllliilzewlllil lI|ia|lil|‘ill|i\\?!:i‘|lli| ‘It IS 'W-nh teenngs 0! deep 're'

'Both those teams are well l-liver, li cr:-lm-all lilnnirln ilu- pin... :ret that we chronicle t‘he death

" ,hm ,,|,,. ls g.,,,,._ if Mies Ola McDonald. which took

|.~,,,. ,,,,,,,,. ,.,.,,,,, ho, |,,.,,m, ,,-,,,, ,,,,, place Wednesday. March 17th. at

quill- lip in thc iltlililllirll. Still tin lei' 1101119 ill `lVll0Ili.ligl1B- Alf’h0\l‘gh uliil vliiiio llllox|io<~ro1ll_v. nit alll- ll|i II failing health I0l` tW0 years, pl-llred iii flllr llolillli for siiliio illl_\" mpeg wg;-9 always entertained for

:url-\'lo\ii-i to lin: doll|li.' Iiiii not li url" mr recqverymnd not um" the last .illlr escape: or sho \\lls folliliimtll ii in .wk was it ,realized that she must intently iii hor outlook for hotter tlil|l1:~ 0 In it I an h edi I .\ rlc vlsl l|l\\' .I ti \\r\lil ’Z sp e 0 " at m cn

. ‘< Minty’s tooth paste'

_3 he bubbling foamli

‘ 1,, _ ,,¢,,,., _,,__,,_,&.p_ » A ten dollar library is -hem

sent to this Province for the use os

l country schools for the remainde

W911 Known Here oultntlon with tho 'suporiotondo

‘ d

A large audience present last gerecsxg ggeeyfgngelxerzf $;§;‘:;'go:“V1v;'i;;ch“}2“;’f 3:]‘;tl(17°”`5$": Illlnils and overuse attendance o monstratlon of otabl er t'e thirtynve' and Bmomyu wha"

9 5 Y Ba -5” Mr. Nathan Bears the teacher con

the country schools

Rev Mr. Wilson ,The pall hear- ‘_ ' ' es'-Lu b » | _ I h - ' an 'amz Hamm-(md ,Pl ' G _ Y ones s s PHY at seems Six packages of literature con Abbott. Beecher Bryent<?ii.c6Ha:3y would Rearrange destiwifj to “nk with.. 9"" me sim" °t 'b"u°"“° “im i"`°5"“"“‘ Henderson. Arthur Jackson and ' COIHHIOIIS gm’ Way. Down East' The old of the N“u°°°l C°“i°"°“°° °“ Ed" 1

A L 1 - . r - av

e T 'd 'm`tations, lways look for the signature of

been "M t° member” °f me EWR' All)i;‘l?liely| l-Iarmies: -L13 Opiates Physicians everywhere recommend it.

Edward and Abegweit chapters.

of the school year After can

of Education the schools selecte

D ducts a most successful nig

fyllls kind as to the ossibilitise , ht nllloloally in onr youns iwovlo- On school for the adults or the con.. tllils evening was held a pupils’ re m“n1¢y_ The teachers of they

° ‘dh 9-“ii ai- |98" One I>01`f0l'lllUl' 0'! schools are willing to be res ons- '

the Pl`5Hf2m» ‘I Child regarded by I-ble for the care and safe retain)

hor teacher as of quite wonderful ab- the -books All transportatio-niue(l‘t lilly. was scili'c.>.ly twelve yeule 'of pause, are _paid by head omce aloe-iMiss Kathleen Loguii. \~ml.n TM, 1, just the _begmnmg of thi* while another-Miss Christabel Mc- ggheme and we are anxious I, IIl‘l0Sh. (P18110) -fl h=1l'Bly lllirleefl. should work out well as it will 'br and is already disclosing llrllilnilf. 3.51-eat boon lo the country schools musical gift. The program has al- to hue the use of these ",b,.m.|es_ Nady DOG" Published in The Even- Most appreciative letters have

Miss Mary Mill of Charlottetown W F Muna" who asked tha 11.111: bM;1ll. t}l;o"#.\>lil.3].~'~»ris reéirfgollt- been received from Mrs. Ives. Pre

spent the week .end at her old H' I A ' 5 “DS 0 CF. 01121,. fl ern- sident of the Montague Institute o

o reg, .earl Curran, Dvora , Liszt wood Institute, The Reverend M,-

,nm many me,mh`°t,D. Hammon alv;'|:hLthe|a”tre rather than a Gothic d’Allierl, Canlpagnoli~Pochon, Wien Crofton of Georgetown and Mr

the `pa_imer_ "B vary glad to know tgad e_ ra. The acoustics are very lawzliikl, inebussy, Cowon, Sabdcr- Lewis Lowther. Principal of Kun he l glmpmvlng n|¢B1-y after ms a - / ‘H011 llllli iK>Jl'- \ siligton school for the War Memoi-

lal pictures sent to them. Tho;

_ E have all written most enthuslustl

Olltstanding among the young an I th ct

Mr. A. w. covey,.st. John, spent . , _ C y o o nl nros and signified fr W' R- ALLAN »f

‘ ~ a rame

"` - ‘ Logan violin, to whom reference schgol ,.00ms_ an hung in 'heh

thas already been made. They Every effort has _bww made U 1 both have 'already 'shown altogether Secure a canmdate for the L O_ `D exceptional talent as on this even pl Bm-sary for 1926 .but so my Ing. with poise and interesting [here is no one in sigm_ Notice* i@"i‘“i“al m*15if"Y- Kava their “Um” have been Posted in Prince n' liclrl, the foriiicr a Nocturne (Op w||]e5 College and at SL Dun il No. .2, Chopin, and the latter slang Unfve,-B|ty_ .In addmnm H DHDCIHS "R0"lH“C€ Ml!! B0l€l`0." this twenty-seven memoranda ex after li fashion wllich ,elicited gen piaining the .Burgm-|es_ have hee, 'nrlll praise onli worm sustained on sent direct to mothers and guard plallse.-Halifax Exchange. lans of eligible Chlld,-e,n__ Wm.

("\’llss Kathleen Logan, above ° these were gnclngef

In Memoriam

- ' ' » r~- l circular _lei

Corrud to is ll grand lluugliter of Ml ters asking the ages nf the chu anl1_Mre. Jalllcs *Paton of this city dren in their care. their grade In During ii visit to llcr l:i‘aml-piil'ollt.=~ School and the probability of mei; during ‘Clii"slnlz\-s of 1924, sho dc applying for' n Bursary lit somf lighted a large nilllicill-c lil llczlrtv future time. This was done thu' Mciilorialillaill hy her exquisite per tlio gilardiuuls 'may know ol tliii l'ni‘nu\iicc oil tll.¢ violin.) splendid op ortuihi nwultiil th.

ll ty iz

children and be encouraged to keel* them in school. _

Communications from Child

Welfare. Ottawa were read, illsr `rom Navy League ami Education ‘I War Memorial Fund.

' sins. fiiirisrorilrlu .i.\iinl.\'i-:_ Meeting adjourned.

i nrt-r ont nel lls ini- _

Anil we licllove sho ciitrrell ilu `k"Il amd kind and loving friend”

on. _ . |u-lirly milf-ii in _loin the innllinrrlllili- 50'-‘ld d'D- she W35 called h0m9 ti’ host In till- I”llllir\r`s Kinirflolii. 'Heal/BI!" 115-DPY t0 be at fest with

Sho wlis llilliiy yours il vliniiiiilliill her Redeemer.

'ilvilibcr of the Church ni' Svnlllinll. Sho M135 \McD°na]d was fha dmught. lu survival] ily iinr hlisliliml two llliillglii- gr of the mm Nm-man J_\_\¢|oD0nald_

ora Iiiitl illroo soils. lilliry. l\Irs l“rni|k wh _ lil-iivmi I"`r¢-oloivli. f`nr\‘ic, Mrs .LS l.l\'- 0 predeceased her tfn years a

“ H r, _hm f Fr ,_ go. She was 'born at The Mills"

Influenza

Nomwhasbgtmofb

=t iii iii tfiiiti iii

fcctious dhsaass.

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for for

atfsot the s

absorbed by the

icslauthorieiesspasovs because iris so as , so gemis and so natural in its action. imshs fsesdefi efh:{|°|rs| Illini; hthscg

rinse. fzaaihsrsbswsnsngss and :Ima permits thossni

x;ins`;.bowai

r§‘§ I lil it

Nita! can

isnft of time without

U: Ike laxatives s sblr and can dlaoollimsd at any time.

A»kyourdnv_vglstforNule|.

Iiiizstniur . llrrny ii lor. i in 0 » ' A

lmvll. .llliliou of Kiiigiiluorn. Beiijllmiii #later m°v‘n'g to M°nmg'ue with ~ll hoiuo, who will holal hor lilcilinry iii ei' P5|'9‘nt5~ Ola WM 3 Sifi Ui ‘living lrililirlll-lr to the onli oi’ their kind and Kemal 111511703-MOU 0nd be' hiya. A Iliriii- 1-lrllluillrlw oi' ponpil- '0Ved by all WIIO knew her, wiillc iuga~ihl~r lit ilu- fiiilcriil iillil full ishg leaves go _mpurn gn aged ».\rr~|l hor romlillls in till-lr liint rl-slim' mqlhgq-_ U0 whom she was B con. -.lllrv ln lille Brooklyn (`v|lii>li~r_\'. Rev _,tant Com anian nd two 'brothers '~l\\‘0ii Mvlmligilll lilrr iilil frlihill Ililtl 'mmm _F pot Charlottetown and’ i =..»i..r i.fi‘ll-inn-ii. Maynard; F. of Montague, M.

L. A. ‘besides a host-ofsorrowing

}`“_”.- '_" "”".'~` -'--"__°_" relatives and friends. The large

Hard working forward on the Van ' ~ number of floral offerings and let-

r ith h ow to ters -of sympathy testify to the

couvcr Ma oons. A oug si

. i h cstecm which she was held

show condition when hs started out il in . with Vancouver last season, Arbour l» The funeral was held from her hu d,,,,|,,p¢d |,,¢° . h|9h|y vu". late residence Friday. March 19th able forward and ls known particu-

:it 2 PIM. to the Lower Montaguc e‘emetery.~In the absence of thc, Baptist pastor- the services worc conducted by Rev. ~C.F'. Armstrong of the Christian Church, who took for h-is text 1 Cor. 13-12 “For now we see through a glass darkly. but then face to face; now I know in pslrt, but then shall I know even as -I am known."'Prayer was offehed by Rev. John Stirling of the United Church. The pafi-bean ers were W. D. Johnston, F. J. Kerr. ~C. C. Thompson, George -Mc- lntyre. L. B. Meilisb and Harry McGregor.

The following is a list of the

floral tri.butee:- 4

»Plllows-Mother and family, Un-I

itzd Baptist Church.

-Crcssats-Acme Rebeksn Lodge,

Albert J. illartin. Mr. and .1/Ire. Jes. D. McLeod and Family. Miss Catherine McLeod. The Thompson Family.

Wreaths-<Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Conln and Family. Mr. and Mrs.. G. W. Hibbet, |Mr. and Mrs. J. M.` 'MeLean, Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Poole. Mr. and iMrs. W. L. Poole and Fam- ily. Miss Edith McNeil (Nurse). Mile Minis Rourke. Fred Vicker- oon and Family. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Wenthsrble.

Sprays-Mr. and Mrs. G. B.

Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cum- mings, Phoebe and Bold McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Louis McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. McDonald. Nr. and Mm. George Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Collc and Diarrhea; allaying

5' M. fMcKinnon. fMr. and Mrs. A. C.

McKay, Mr. .nd Mrs. W. A. Mc-.

T bean, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. ‘1VlcLean|N.Y.

and Family, Mr. and Mrs. John S.

“' Mcbeod and Family. Misa Mary .consolidated can co. .... ..

Lamont, Mlse Bertie iMartln, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mabon, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murdock. Mrs. J. F. Robertson, Miss May Westaway.

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Gym

3.30 till 5-llntermediatcs, 15 till 6--Trail Rangers (Trinity). 6.45 till 8-'Employed boys.

8 till 9.30-Seniors.

Bowling

lSp_eclal prizes for ull Juniors.

7 ‘Church League.

Trinity vs. St. Petcr’s.

Social

10, Senior Fireside Social.

THE MARKETS

The demand from the United Killg~ dom and the continent for Caiiaul- lan -grain on the Montreal market today continued steady, but ther volume of 'business accomplished

with the lower prices for oats iii the Winnipeg future market local spot prices for car lois were reduc- pd one cent per bushel but even at this reduction the llenlaiiil lor domestic and export :lccoilnt was limited and the trade was quiet.| With reference to the ocean gl'nin| freight room it was reported tlllli`| another tramp vessel was engaizeil today to load al full cargo ol' grzllli 'or May slliplilcilt from the port ni’ Vloiitrenl to the colltllieili iii 12 1~2 -cuts per 100 pounds for lieuv_\" grain which makes two vessels 'aken so far this season. Prices for all grades of spring and winter' wllent flour were well maintained, under n quiet demand. Tile lind- ertone to the market for all linen oi' millfeed was firm and the trade volume was moderate. Standard grades of rolled oats were steady.i The feature of the potato 'markets was the stronger feeling that dev- eloped and prices advanced 20 to 40 cents per bag which makes a .net rise within the past few days of 50 to 85 cents per ihagf This was attributed to the increased de-' malld from the United States. Thei trade in eggs was fair and prices were llrlcliailged. The butter, market was quiet and firm. The: volume of business transacted in, cheese was small but prices were unchanged.

Stock Quotations `

IlAi.li<‘.AX. ‘March 29.” Quoin-‘

tions _furnished _hy Johnston and Ward, melnhers of the Montreal stock Exchange: l ' At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. 125% American Can. Co. . . . . . . ... 42%' Am. 'Car and Fdy. <Co. 98 I

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Atlantic Roflllery Co. .. Am. =Locomoi.ive Co. .. 97*/;` Aim. Smeltlnlrt and Ilcfnix. Co. 118% Anucorlda Cop. Min. Co. 43 _

l BEWARE OF CONSTIPATION | l IT IS THE CAUSE l

OF MANY AlL.M:ENTS ‘

Shaw Studio.

Hamilton, Ont.-“For many years I

have used Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, .ind always keep a bottle in tllelaousei lor use when needed. I would not think of being without them. If I have ai bilious attack or suilel: from .a bilious sick-headache, I lake the ‘Pleasant Pei-| lets’ and they always relieve these spells. They are the mildut and the, best laxntive or caiharllc that can bel hed. ln fact, they are an excellent' regulator of the stomach, liver and bowels. I always recommend them for consiipaiiun Tllcre is nothing better.” -Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, 9 Margaret

St, All druggisis. 60 Pellets for Mk.

Write Dr. isrce's Clinic in Buffalo,

N. Y., for lrcc medical advice no mst~ ter what your ailment may be.

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General Petroleum

ist. iPa.lil‘s vs. Cent. Cliristlail. .Standard New' York .

load of oats sold at an advance of in 3d per quarter on Siylrday lildsfm

was small, there being only an odd

for early shipment. lu sympatlly.__

sooo

l . cl. Man "~~"°‘“'°?"*"'*--"*~“- ' murslde.

Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.

Zn-A/1%`2:'.6»_

Canadian Paciilc Co. . . . . . . . ‘Chile Copper Co. . . . .

Cen. and Hud. Riv. R.R.

Davison Chem. Co. (The) ..

156 32% 121% 95 901/1,

iMln Kan and Tex. Ry. 197 .Marland .Oil C0. . . . . . ‘Railway .Steel lsipring Co. St. Paul Pfd. . . . . . . Southern Pacific Co. .. Union Pacidc Ry. .. Westinghouse Elec. .. .. 68%.. United States Steel .. 120 I-‘.W, Woolworth C0. .. 89 Abltibl .. 75. Laurentide Pulp .. 87% Montreal Power . 219 Steel Co. Can. Com, .. Spanish River .. Winnipeg Electric ..

257 253% 183 98 144

102 81% 50 59 30%

32'/Q

Wheat-tlirfay, 158%; July. 135';

International Petroleum

Sept. 130%.

<(`orn-¢May, 72%; July,

Sept. 78%.

Oats-May, 40%; July, 40%;

Sept. 41%.

Wheat-lMay 148%; July, 145%;

-l ca Re

MONTREAL Qlle., Milf. 29. _AOL-t_129%_

Western Guardian

-P. E. |SLAND'S best showing plain and fancy dress materials

ow on display at Sinclair‘s. 8415

'

J. Lester Douglas

B9 QUEEN BT. CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. I.

wholesale Produce. Potatoes a Specialty. Car lots only

Sharples Cream Separators for Sale. 'Extra parts on hand.

Write or Phone _T98 or 988.

Hotel Victoria

One of the largest and best

equipped Hotels in Eastern °="*¢*=- Contains 120 rooms. 44 of which have private hath* c°'"P|°i-Bly renovated ii' 91° Past few years. Few H°*°" fhronshout canoes and the United States have lin lnlendla sable. courteous service to all Guests. Tele. Phones In rooms.

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Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

.Proprietors

HARRY C. BROWN, Manager

VI RIA » El,

J- E. Oilionlloll, City; J. E. Brun-

imaii E. M. Dickey, Sum.

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For More Than. Fifty Years

HUGHES’ VETERINARY REMEDIES

have been invaluable te fsrmsns and stock ralaors.

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