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BROADCASTING. — Rev. Ewen [MacDougall will give the third of his series of addresses from CFCY, Charlottetown, on Thursday 15th., Iat ‘l p. m.

Kingdom of lllorway 5% Bonds due 1963 to yield 5.15% Oslo Gas & Electricity Works

"$1.1 Bonds due i963 to yield 5.30s;

f ANNUAL MEETING -_ The An- ;nual Meetings of the Diocesan Church Society will be held in the City on the 20th and 21st instant. lThe church service will this year lbe held in st. Peter's Cathedral. when the preacher will be the Rev. g. Haslam. Rector of Yarmouth.

. Certaiii-Teed Products Corporation,

5529's Debentures due 194i! i to yield 5.65%

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL — ‘There were good congregations pre- sent yesterday. At the 1i o'clock =service the beautiful Church Lit-

" Full particulars on request.

Eastern Securities 60., Ltd,

INVESTMENT BANKERS W. ll. V. DUNBAR, Mgn, Charlottetown,

=an_vl is sung every Sunday morning iduring Lent at the ll o'clock ser-

-with better effect than in

and opportunity of suhstan- 171111-1il1 for his. m] capital appreciation. 1'»

tor, siilc by

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.\ltlt'll yours. Mi‘. AllNTI

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THE cimnhorrnrowu GUARDIAN

The Public Forum

This column ls open for the discussion by correspondent! ofqncstlonsot‘ ‘ est. Tho l" rlottctown Guardian does not necessarily, endorse the opinions oi’ correspondents.

: DOUBTS RAISED

Slr.—Heretofore I have taken no active part ‘in the controversy over thc "question of Prohibition, al- though during the election I used my» influence in favour of the law now on the statute book consider-

ing it the most satisfactory meth-

‘ally WES sung before the celebra-md 0f dealing Wm‘ ‘he Fe“ evu ;tion of Holy Communion. The Lit- °f imempem“ce-

The controversy set my mind in action. however, and

lpersonal experience gained in my

ivice. The Rev. Canon Malonc's richlicmlrch Wwk has caused me ‘and trained voice is never heardrdoubt whether Prohibition is after theinll a blessing. In our church are Church Litany. At this service Can-‘nmny °f the finest 99°F“ w be oii Malone preached. and at the ev- mund anywhere o“ the Ishnd- 3°d'

‘boys thought there could be _ _ _> __‘hann in partaklng of‘ the bottle. “cs1 Fryou unru- rechnt vlsitois-‘to idcul. m‘ lil(- company‘ writ-s (!il1i£‘(1‘T1lL‘ Guardian has received a copy $901011)’ 11885611! fvilild there. Oneluw “d-lwem wmnlmmy °' “i”

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_ S1‘l'-.gO his merry way. the mail h3g5 gathered the following facts. H” m m“ ""‘"l"‘"‘l' 191' 1111‘ b11111 being strewn all along the street.’ (iitiiillil After circling the city he eased up Mo. always keen lllgg at [he Railway Dcpm The slelgllhouse bought from the Vendors and Lhhugh PM!" Will-i "Hlliiliiy presided ill was damaged necessitating thc scr-‘llscd il- 580F911)’-

a bottle in thc_ supposedly un-

.tliey wciit. to the road with other

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l CENTRAL fiA§‘|)(‘Y“'"‘“uAL iii.- llizillv. .1\.'ii-i' u \'t‘l‘y umci-iuiii-vicc of another bcforc delivering the? known to their boys The boys when . _ iii: llflllfflllll. i;(ill.~‘i'.~i1.illg of spiwli- ; mflllfi- i ' l9, ltuc Richelieu. Pilrlfi 16!‘) vs. solos itl"tl lll$l|'lllll(“llilll mus —-—— c France. .\'.‘.". lllsuiaurk l'l'zlS\'l"t‘il. tlio Pi-ng FINE SOUVENIR MEMBER.

ylilcli may be purchased out- 1 rlgbt for from $10 up.

Lists free‘ on application. =11‘ 1111‘. Rllfilivil

ovi-iiiiig tooxpress to you our up- " pi-vviaiioii oi‘ lill: valuable st-l"vicc.'s‘115h91‘- w,“ have mmlerod .0 “$3 ziplondidly illustrated with photow

We wish lo lclitltr to you curisrflphs 0f me m9" W110 Pm UVEY‘ sincerest. lllnllks for liial gum-pool on the man during the P1351- Licllowslilli ivlilcli hiis prompteibflfw yearsi many of Wh°m have you to give uiistiiitliigly vour tlmdsmce been called Home’ besldfes a and iilii-iiiinn 1c ull ill-ill could 1105i 05 5E1"? 59°15. 51111511185- i'ilrilici' ilic interests of" the pooplt- 11nd 1119111911515; f" whlch Queen's cl’ this llno- We llllVt‘ seen how County» N- 5- l5 mmed~ The Ad‘

lscll’ to spare others ii certain bcr“ in Llverpwl and who are “Qwi t-oiiiiiioii good at the cost of youljparts or the wond- t.-\\'ll iui-iiiiim-iiii-iicc. ' '

'l‘l'iily wt- il2l\'t' found in you i “Realm worthy citizen, who holds nubii 0x wcllage iibc-vc piiviiie gain. Now - ' . siiii-i- good iltllll‘ to others like liii» _ " _ , iliialily oi‘ iiivrcy "blcssetli him‘ Mmalds ummem mus wam‘ who gives and him Wilt! 111KB " '

would wish you ever to bi.- blc. .

as you £ll‘(1 now with tlic highest chic-uni 0t‘ your TlJIlOWIllEIL Please ui-ccpi lliis gift not for its iiiti"lus.l.u.__.

authorities

llo not be disturbed if you sud- -» realize your Coal supply to lvindle.

We can provide you with the very list, at reasonable prices and on

ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC SYSTEM-

fi-ovlncc of Nova Scotia. Canada.» _Trustee. that. Charlottetown Elec- ,_._ trlc Cbmpany- Limited. has elected ~ to exercise the right reserved to it . In “and hy said lndenturc and the ' bonds hereinafter described, to re- {deem and pay ufl on April Z. 1928.

all of its Six PciflCtnt. First, Mort-i y Egagc Bonds. and that. on said dull‘. thcrc will become and be due and payable. at. lhc oflicc of ‘the Royal‘ Trust Company (successor trustee under said lndcnulrc). in said Cit of Halifax. the principal thereof, and a, premium ol‘ five per cent. (5%; on said principal. together with thc accrued interest on Said principal to April l. i928. From and after April l, 1928, interest 0n 881d‘ bonds shall cease and determine. Bonds surrendered for payment and redemption should have nttschfli thereto all coupons maturing on Rina alter octciisi- 1. 192s. The coupons maturing April l. should be detached and p. for payment in the usual mariner. aches registered as to u-“ncliifl must be accomliinifil‘ h? 11191111 jmcrits of assignment- and transfer lproperly executed in blank and the.

kzxecutlon authenticated before

7%. ‘Notary Public or by a 01181161111

7 ibank of Canada. /, 10am! Fehrua-l’! 27. 1993- l CHARLOTTETDWN ELECTRIC COMPANY. LIMITED By A. C. MILLIE. SWIM! :-

i Tho attention of holders of these

7%.

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Add to the jovofthfifilen ‘ma’ '

this pleasure-giving wfiwhmmfl

A sugar-coated gum ti!" 3517"‘! double value. Peppermint fliwnd candy in the sugar coating midi peppermint flavored gum inside. ~

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Spearmint, Double Mint and 115W Fruit also-flavors to charm all

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lnvsstnisnt. in the Anoolatod Gas and Electric 87811111. l! M1101! bu"! privilege, extended by Auoslatad Gas and Elscklc Company. of de- positing their bonds with TheChass National Bank of the City of New Work, 57 Broadway. Now York City. land receiving In exchange therefor 15% Uonsolldakd Gold Bonds of As- kocliited Gas and Electric Coinplll! and or other securities upon any one or several smooths bases. De- tails of this oflsr are now oppeorlnl in the nswspapus. Ooplss of the lolfor and of gas genial’ (DSC11313:

’/ ‘the new l5 nsollaud ~ % lawn may be obtalnll t; mun: lAssoolatod Gas and Electric Secur- i-r 1 ‘it-loo Company. Inc. at ll Broadway

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Dear l-‘riciul. We, 1h.» munllwyg the Liverpool. Nova Scotia Advance‘ dmtm’ but “'55 31111111 193l- me 11°11" . ,, a .~ t‘ " - - tor should tell his parents, and say~

(‘uiiipiiily luivi- usE-liiiillciirlitqhgiliiyiiigfggol. mg 50' ‘ma. of the crow? 191d hlmllmwanvs- bewls- . ' " “ ‘ D_ Clements being Emu”. and Pubjivhere he could get bootleg. That Charles.

The anniversary nunlber ls’was the beginning and tor many Aquim. Ila-i-ry- ll. ‘and Chestnut

llllOll n» Ftllti 1h.- fnllowiilg al|(1.l'(-33__Of the 50th anniversary number of “as asked w set a script from the“ >111

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months these boys patronized the, bootlcgger more regularly than their

‘parents patronized the vendor. I

am stating the simple facts brought to my knowledge as the result of my

lperwnal elmerigmei and 115k W"? P. E, I Has returned home after ‘readers l5 it any wonder whether I .now doubt whether Prohibition is _ 4 _ Ia help to raising the young with a generously you liavc taken iiiiicli ‘lime Sfillvem!‘ 9111mm W111 certalml; duc sense of the moral value of‘ work and l'i1filll?llfillilll_\’ upon your- [Y be trcawred b!’ those W110 were‘. lelnbgygnce or abstlnencl;

It took me weeks to get at the

‘amount m‘ trouble thus sci-ring tlicxmakmg ma" hmnes m dureren§bottom of the trouble here. for these lbcys do not wish to give their asso- lciatcs away. and even now I have

_ adlmfllwi not got the slightest hint who their.

L. FLY-TOX. Demand genuine FLY-. boollcgger l5, 1

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I am. Sir. etc. i CHURCH WORKER

AN END TO THE FARCE

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Sll',—I received a copy of the

lTenmel-ance Bulletin the other day 01's lo Bedeque. P. l1, l whore live-l"

free of all cost and as I had nothing

enforcement they

where t-hc trouble lies and The

Guardian. which used to be a rc-f

spectablc paper. is now in their son opinion tho headquarters liquor gang. and they ai'c to attack pin-mince you in force with all the weapons (Efilflrl $]l0l*i.il|(\l'h‘. Thorn was a VI. they can command- They have ask- largo lllllllilvl‘ of skull-rs ll‘ ed all the decent. people to rally ‘m...

round them to blast you out of the val-hp

y periciicc oi

country.

Give them six more months ex- ciilorcement and we will next

some one to lead them down to the

shore to stop the tide. Imagine aqoll"

to reform all the wayward people on cflnada"l_

temperance paper that is supposed the Island and lead them to this

very much higher life such as prac-

tised by these good people and then

loading up this Bulletin with noth-l

~clock mass at the Cathedral yes-

bonds who desire to cont-inns thslrlfoe ln place for Easter.

ing but abusive criticism oi’ this Guardian that has "fallen from‘

m”, grace" with all the sting and vul- nu‘ gar abuse their writers can com-

mand. I do hope the end of this farce is in sight. I am, Sir. etc. a FARMERS BOY N0. 3.

ma‘ OHIMES ENROUTE — At 11o‘.

terday morning Monsignor Maurice McDonald announced that tlic chimes have arrived at Saint John from Belgium. and it is expected they will arrive ln t-he city in the course of tbc next few days when the work 0t installation will begin. This looks as it’ said chimes will

DIES IN NEWTON. MASS.- The death occurred in Newton. Mass. on Thursday. March 8th.. at. the age cl’ 32 yeais. of Walter Robertson of Kl r0. at than; E. Robertson of K ngsboro. son of. the late S.S. Rdbertson and‘ Christina McLean Robertson. l-le is" survived by his wife Marjorie. of Elmira and daughter Christina May. He left the Island on Febru- ary 3rd. for a two months vlslt wit-h relatives in Boston and New Yorir. While visiting lils aunt. Mrs. D. H. Stewart of Brighton. ho was taken ill. a serious operation lol- ‘lowed. and his death occurred a, few (lays later- The body left Boo-

’ 1 YorkClly, n ChaosNt- Bani. “M. NU! Yaltilirgilboro tor funeral and burial

ton last night and will proceed to

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lLloyil lloivaitt. Bill Poolcy. (‘zilson The parents, though Prohibition-l

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‘mflrflalfid 0n 3811111113)’ Hf last-once could choose with whom they ‘week. wished to skiiie. Say girls you had l better lake advaiitagc oi‘ Leap

.\lr. William J. llowati of Cape Year. Remember it wont he along

have learned occasions in tile Pluiil’ fulurv.

difficult tlui-e to

hear them calling on m1

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Ups and Downs ‘ 1 Tryon and

March. harbinger of spring is here, Yea-April's knocking ac the door,

door- The days get warm, the nights are chill Sprints coming. Ask nothing ' more.

Soon the siiow will melt: away: Grass spring up and birdies sing} I see the farmers -tlll_ the soil; Bli-tlliesome are the songs they sing. '

Springs

smile 1 think _\;u'll I'd rather meet Than S0

Uflilllilg, why iioi wear n‘

find it pays! a smiling face.’ live lii riches - all my days. lets" just S--M-—I——L——E.l bliss Jiiilllialtl. (Miller of Victoria ! P. E. I has been spending a few.

days recently visiting friends i-i- good old “'l‘ryon". Messrs. he Roy Howalt hiiil.

Abner Clarki- o1‘ Victoria motored;

51- “h” 3110mm“ Halifax oiling service he continued his rearmgi earnest Pimple- brmglng “P to Tryoii oii Monday of law week course of sermons on the Beatlt- 52%" Calxllgfienmléomggrsgmgegnizrfx \ ' ‘ Pfktsa m" n“? Service me M15679“ has been and is new; great deal‘ Mr. Austin Cameron Ollt‘ iii‘ vi.i.s sung as is the custom during f m. . . Augusmm Cows mo“ pl.ospk.l.ull_l_ _-— ‘Sunday evenings in Lent. ‘o ‘w’ drmklng 3mm“; 911°, . . d . .- . . .- ' ‘ . i A SQC|AL GATHERING “___ _ youths and men 1n our community, 1mm“ m4 1‘ =1 bllellli-“b 111i’ 1° g ‘ l >_ some of which I was called uponto vkwla 011 510111111)’ 0f 16S! W901i- ; GOVERNMENT GUARAN- l RUNAWAY —Yesl,er‘day forenoon‘ deal with not very long ago. A mo‘- _ V v I m“) AND Muyqlul-Al, A ‘In Mlflfiallvl “wAHiH" w“ ihl! mailman conducting tiiomails they complained to mc that her sod: mus liom the Vltlllll) ulio .i_. “(mpg LIN n. M. u... |.,,,,,L..,,|~ m. .1?“ “ to Cut Street for the air mail ser-fliboy of eighteen. was going out at l.(‘l‘.ill‘(1 the gaiiiii- at ihiiiiiiiieinsiilv _ ‘ , ,| ||_ “mmlm U“ Wsrllsfv M“? icc received a merry ride‘ for a nights associating with other boys ‘bPIWVPBIIU ‘lilo’ "(iiysialti ‘and Si. l“ MPH m" Nulmlvihplx‘ "l, I ..ll0!‘l; distance in the vicinity of 11nd 111611181118 lirdrlnk and would John l-iisiliers were. Donald . . - . ~ lii-u it - l v - h», liu- Ccniiaught Square. when the horse‘ 110i; tell her or his lather who was Mai: Leod. "Bill" Miil-‘Qllfllflurn AW/"""‘°“°i"”. “m” W, ‘H. .1 "1"1"“"I“' "1""1>1111>' iOflk fright and bolted. The iirivci-isuuplyihg it. “ml... gm"... (film. bee,’ ma‘... tob .1 . ' ' m‘ "i" "M" “* ‘15“1""1*1"11 was uiiablc to control the animali 1 Went qillelly about milking ifl-clriarl‘ .\ll'. z ~l Airs. F" iik Pigeon acco can p ease- Whlfll ‘life’ 5°“! “lure” M “m” m ‘r "l‘l"""A “"11 1" 3113 as the reins broke. allowing lilm iflllllfic-Q. and 1111131‘ 3 19W WW“ hadiliardlil Hillbilly. Sianlrliyl Stcivaru

Sliiiiki-l- auil-llreu! “Hinds. Tile and moist‘

bovs Icllli-YI u thrilling gumc all wiili ii total score cl‘ 6- iii furor of llie Si. Joliii “Fusiliers”

-.\lr. and .\Ir.~i- Su-tfuril Mullins of

Congratulations It) the three Stanley ard owners or bliss Belle

Peter who made such all excellent showing in Tuesdays races at Victoria.

Where will you find such Milk and Butter as in the Maritimes

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ND where will you find such a satisfying I plug chewing tobacco as Big Ben. satisfies as only the best can satisfy._

It

I_t pleases the taste as only a rich, mellow

It is always in perfect

condition, as only a plug can stay fresh

No wonder Big Ben is the big favourite all over the Maritimes.

mo BEN

PLUG Chewing Tobacco

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Your deale. BIG BEN by the plug and by the Vacuum (air- right) Tin.

Of all forms of Chewing Tobacco the PLUG is the best!

sells

Miss liar)" Xcwuonie of Crapami ,______,_ _, _______ ___ _ __V_ _ The GGIIILiOIITQNS first prize was spending a very enjoyable visit the won by Edward . Troivsdale- guest of Iilrs. Lowell Compton oi “I'm-lt- Sam". The liulilei" oz‘ tlic Summerside- ;lut-ky door ticket was Bliss llhoalzi Rluriliead wlih llO- 4:’. After tlic Mr. and Mrs. Pearson of (‘hielt-it-arni\'al all the youngsters tirijny-eri an. P. E. I were visitors to Wcst- a lclip year skate ihc ladies for

THIVEPSQ attended Saturdays llOfSCflill‘ four more lcngliiy years and rec-cs held in Vicrxria and reportsitkiiii‘ years menus a loi sometimes‘ good raving

Miss Alcitlia P. hlllilv)’ and 3L1". .\lr. illltl Airs, Elmer Dawson :ii'ZLoi1ie L. Mabel" were» visitors- n Augustine Cove weie recent visil- Victoria on _T\19'§(l€l_\' of last week

were guests of .\ll‘. iiiid Mrs, John The numerous frieiiiiskil’ .\li.<. ll.

after losing the first heat to Upton; Boy oii account of a bad brcakneari the wire. Upton Boy. owned lii".

Till‘ sw-cmid carnival ol‘ tho -$1‘=\ hold iii Nnrlli

“a” _ Tr-“m with liusslbllliits. Pctcr H. WAS‘

of the ‘MY-ll“ 1"’ Sumrdill’ """""'"14 '" '1'" close-up at the liliisli. . oi’ a largo crowd oi‘ 111101“ ClasWB had [our idartt-rs. Litilri

EGcorgt‘. owned by W. D. ‘Olltlg

P"- -gMargatc. and driven by Nlyron Mc-| Wtlfl: so iiiuny aulillArtliili‘ landed first iiioiicy iii this}

the juilgvs liiiil ujolass. after losing the second licnll (rliooso. lV‘i\1\'t‘1‘ll to Miss Kentucky. llic speedy but.’ them. 1st prizi- ‘for Indies on». wmi somewhat erratic pacer. owned and. by Mic... Qlnrlull “'flllti|c‘il——-“l"}8hll- driven by Bcriilc Hyiics. of Foiinirs; Mills. ‘

Grand Review. lhc big pacer owliJ cdand driven by Dali Campbell.’ Long River. was on bad behavior. Khaki Girl. owned and driven by Percy MCMUTdO. Kclvin. ivas a close third and dangerous at all times. The races were characterized by| close finishes. Campbcllton Belle.

wh icli Ilia t.

2nd. lfiululle .\liiCllllll0S "Kcwpii-

3rd. Mrs. ilowurtl \\’00ils "Miss

l ' ' . " ~ f . . f Amber Colored Liquulzlzslstlz" .$I’f.‘."“;...§l“ll'l€l. Stflps Rheumaflsm their "nosing out" at the wire in!

the second and third heat of their. respective races. f

Pain .

Nnlv Monsc. is u big gaitod irottrizi‘

In discussing the currc declares that in so far as women's

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nt vogue for short skirts, the dress tends to approximate

Bishop of Ely io

man's attire, it becomcs_a_.i‘actor in thcndisiniegration of the social or-

Sound Investment Advice

—-by an organization with cxpcricncc a century in investment values, is yours for the

of over

asking.

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