MSTERN GUARDIAN

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w" suh-s-ynllllilll; Ailverllllill ohould b0 left with an. Fond hull-rd," m" h. nought dull: It on: of the following non; i;

‘i’ at u okntore Wlvifll’ - n “c mil-org’. l‘ M" 3'-

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liourllu Brighton, Winter in, IIIPII GIIIIM. e1 flrullvllll so.

dull; to so: lwrne week hone Eiiii-i (or this -

.. rulrxnkxf, h, u... is"; renpfllililhld for deliveries on your flpulg_ "n". M l" ,-

m ll" delivered

m“ p" in Summon-aide by

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,,,,,'fl. ..-.....a n. t...» _oua out! so {i2 ext... 1m... m 11-" "“"°““"“ f" and heavy. dark my coat robe ma wvlfllffii‘ "Fifi M mm.“ ‘ ‘ stock. Order now at Braces:

'“ L-iO-Z-W-Zi.

y siiiyutilo in ud-

-itonm m» s c 1 . Select Flour the uoputl‘; oragdgsaa your dealers. L-1015-1-28-tt

--’l'l-lE LADIES f Tri - ted Church will hold hhelliftgnglxlxél Valentine Tea on Thursday, Feb. 17th., lfi E WOfilh H31]. Ten, on tables at 4. o. Adults 50c. children under fourteen 35c. 5.1g

—IN MEMORY-The flowers on the altar in Bt. M ry’s Church on ayngay were tiff? gut of the Senior _}_" R‘ H_ . . as an a ec onate memori l ' ; “i? 1%,“; Mnr_ to the late Archdeacon c, devil],

White, rector of the parish, whu passed away on January Bin-s,

—BRAOE’S unbeatable cash pric- es on best quality boneless horse meat are now FOB Summerslde, or Charlottetown L-10-2-15-2i.

Bedeque

ry 18th. L-337li-2-3-3i.

_...- 1 aluminum and .1 1121115. 50041181

12-2-14-2l.

_\‘_;Mr. and Mrs. the en-

‘ PUPILS-Rev. A. _ of the Christian n» -- idc, addressed the School Academy ihcm a very

life in Aus- _T m, y I _ ‘i'"5 ‘Wm m‘ musicnwagrenggrggcgr thes “Cm/e" s of Trinity United Church on Sun-

WMiE liP Yllllll LIVER BILE-

And You'll Jump Out of Bod in tho

Morning Ruin’ to Go The liver ohould pour out two min of liquid bile info your bowels daily. no bill

ls not flowing freely. yourfood deumtdigolt. it iilfili decays in the bowels. Gu bloat: up . your stomach. You get constipated. Ha ui

sunk Ill the world looiu punk. A more bowel moveruentdoeaft on the liver u well. it taken thou . old " Carter's Little Liver Pills to get on two bounds of bile flowing freely and make ou feel “up and up". Harmlen and gentle, oy make the bile flow freely. They do the work of cnlomel but have nu culcrnel or mercury in them. Auk for Carter's Little Liver Pill: b‘! nninei Btubbornly refuse anything elu. 25c.

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Committee. The letter that the picture would be shown Principally to service clubs and other organizations and would not be self sustaining.

The upkeep and maintenance of public squares in the city was placed under control of the public property committee in place of the street committee as formerly.

The resolution moved by Coun. Dougari and seconded by. Coun.

clay evening. Mr. Roland Philip- son gave a rendition cf Anton Dvorak, negro spiritual "Goin Home . Miss Coffin was the solo- ist for the anthem and Miss Effie MacKay played during the offer- tory. Miss MacKay is one of Pro- vftisisor Emslies most promising pu- D - . S

—FAR.EWELL PARTY - The staff of the Selrite Company. summcrsidc. gathered at the home of the manager, Mr. Snogrcn, on Friday evening to honour Mi". I Denzil MacNeill, one of the staff.

1 B. d . ' . BYE? n

-s;,*,%- .*::.:::::“" t. w. 561.151 Erica's. L-34i2-2-i4-2i.

, iii). (‘REE/RINGS- "Klaus milled on Mrs. C. " imp. last week to ex- t i iiciiis on the occa- wm“ u ailiilll Mrs. Strong )\’0(l in health.

‘ lity in her usuig

rill left Siiin- ., iiziu; for Kciit- l“ will be em-

m ma; who leaves this week for Kent-

,“ M, Snqdgyin. ville, N. S., where. he has been

, . 1.. ,t 1'9 m-c- ulven promotion. The evening was

x i 1th ii uiipro- pleasantly spent, mid at the closr VTV‘, i‘ mid siioivcrs Mr. Snogreii on behalf of the staff

made a short speech accompanied by a 21ft from the staff, ivishinf: -_ Mi". MacNeill every success in his —— = new position. S !-‘ MRS. \ViLLiAi\'l .

"i1 Hip skiff and fivtllllitlly him for

-—L. A. ANNUAL MEETING-

» iuucml servlccsi ‘i’ .\i:i‘lcii werc iifld The annual meeting of the Ladies’ ,li\‘i)ll from her Aid of the Presbyterian Church at to llit.‘ People's Kensiiigion was licld on Tuesday i l. E. G. Davies 0f- evening, Feb. 8th, at the home of iimiu: and grave. Mrs. William Champion. with o "We Maw!‘ John good attendance. The officers for lei’. chie the yeai" were elected as follows‘ . Thflmos President. Mrs. James Jardine: lst vice-president. Mrs. Carrie Ken- ncdv; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. "Zai Tryoii Robert Bowness; treasurer. Mrs. v W. Hawaii». Vera Bealrsto; secretary, Miswil- liiilliil'9ll acrflfi- liam Champion. A splendid pro- ' the rest gram was given and a grab-bat: Buildings in nITDFdCKl much amusement. Plans - 15 1H1‘? were made for an afternoon tea. ‘i W519?- W ti‘ to be held in ihc near future. The (7-""\'-""1-""U.\‘ iicxt meeting is‘ to bc held at the - Vim!» ’I-\ 5401'“ licuve of Mrs. William Deifllicy- B

w» A. RMToombs Exccutoixs, A1- L-l9-2-15-2i.

Personals

-—Mrs. Douala; Gordon has rc- turued i0 lier home in Summer- (n side from St. John. N. B.. ivlivlci-c _ m? I; (* a 1 of she has been visiting her son. . r- ..f,§,, {aim 11.31.18 Robert Gordon and Mrs. Gordon. .ll li"(‘lll\i‘(l. sag ~5-

_T[fi'f'ill“| Lcoiiai‘ _

(¢\,u,\“y_ N —Fi"ieuiis will iflgiltl in slcnlli

‘v1.11. “n- that Mrs. Louis D_v.~t._iiit u! um-

LQonqrd iiierslde is a patient. iii the P111100

‘ County Hospital seriously ili with rheumatic feveL-S.

Mr. J. David Stewart. Char- lottetown, leave this iiinriunfl "i1 a busliless trip in Montreal. Ho will visit his mother, Mrs. J. . Stcuuirt, before returning home.

t. Marys Miss irc. daughter

..\ir. oi :

iant at ilw Caiic. ion Bank of

niche r1‘ tl"ii:1-ii~r:-"icic and his ‘ "’ - ivmi iiciiriicst

('1, Siiilei‘. K n afternoon, 8 ll S g _ ( l ,ilic preisi- . wu _il i nccupvnz: ~ 1m hvmu. "CYEYJiiiE W!" git .0 Otrpiiii‘ Guided by Th? i in" ‘.1 r Cm" was . 9 v t. " ” e From S side

Staging a snobby fiiimebilck from their defeat on Feb. 5th.. on their own rink, the Kensington Scams playing the Summersidc

:‘ was led by Mrs. w i" i" o: riunmaijyi from ' ‘ tlic "itiiiiistry of

w. .c.~i inicresiiii as Scouts iit Summerxide on Satur-

n v \l u-sr-rqsnsir-‘Liviiis day coins off victorious after a ‘ r lis Priifl by Mrs. close some with H 50°" i)“ ° r. in M,‘ M“ Ggoyge It was touch and go all ihroual art i sGfVlnq to give a the game. Bernard was the star

' and a rvommendation made to the

> t"... , '1 _1 ' 1v id player for Summersfde making four the .~....3§‘,‘-_.,.°.°‘Il§,i§‘§§s c§,.,.§§ on his own count to brlng- the "' score up to five. Kensiniztoll 80815

""0 ~ "rm! ciifficuitics

. .- .‘ »,,, , r , l diidri.

iii , Jliifliihh. by the uexrg-‘fifartrrlsy eigeeihyd vogencd rust with Kennedy scoring for Kru-

isingtoii and followed in quick suc- cession by three souls m- d inerside by Bernard. Ellis an Bernard.

Kensington came. back strong in the second period. Kennedy. Ram- say and MacLeun. bringlfli! We EQQTQ up lo fou: for Kcnsingloii. Bernard in a brilliant ioloy WE“- cd thinils up but» 1115i berm’- the gang Rsmsuv notched another marker for Kensinfftfm ""1 e p€rg8d ended 5 to 4 in favor of tho v = ors.

In th third period Hcaristc put p one more for Kcnsiiigion but towards the euri of the p . nard shot his fourth goal making

. the suirrlv ivni" W‘ hi‘ lWYiiPi‘ mid the nini bc-i- lam‘ \‘ e m ii _ “if '41‘ iii vfiilfilldllltliilfllb i0 {lieu ‘he lViPilflli Band chil- v tn Fm 14th. The following Rf“ "t" prryzrzim committee ti’??? "Y's B. c, shim, Mrs. ~ My l, Tiiiw F:lu;\ Mucfiilivtio, a cfw/"iv nnd li/Irs. Leigh Fol- " i"Y"\i‘" xxx-e iuudc of two u ixrs who worn unable t0 be i on account of illness, Mrs.

~ii d last your.

S‘ s 3

lPrcrivt and in ' particulainMrs. m; score 5 to 6 in favor the ',',,“7.‘,;‘-“- “Twill”! (‘V1595 Wm‘ Kensingtou Scouts. H. mu Oncnn Unto Ocean d {and shall Own Thee Lord“, SUMMARY h" iii-man Benediction. Con- First Period

Kensingion, Kennedy SlSide, Bernard. B‘Bide, Ellis. BBide, Bernard- Beeond Period Kensington. Kennedy. Kensington. ‘tam-say- Kensington. Sfiside. Bernard. Kenslngimi. Ramsay- Third Period Kensington. Heairsto. S’Side, Bernard.-

" ' - as d1"! ‘i iilrwmt sociiil hour w iwhili- the ladv of the Manse

f,’ “Fulfill-sly served o delight- - a

l.’ L. lllVISllll

FUNERAL umaurun

defence.

5ND ElVmALMlil. M. Wiiiettffl. Mollison", forwards. xuusmumu H. Ellis. B. Wiliett, 1. Moore, c

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~ Pwmimr Attended. fang“ its Jgrdine, 'M. setter,‘ for- ? "m"! ‘l-A. wardi K. Kennedy, D MacLca

\- A. Mllis, Clark, n. Ramsay. B.

Beairsto.

Holman, appointing M. W. Rear- posltion of sanitary officer result- ed in considerable discussion be- fore its adoption.

Mayor Foster said he bad not expected such an appointment would be made so soon after the new council took office. He con- sidered it an irregularity, too, that ihe resolution should not come from the police committee.

Coun. Doiirzoi-i. mover of the resolution, reminded the council that re-ziopoiniment of the Officer Bradley at the January meeting had been moved by him- self and seconded by Coun. Mc- Leod, both members of tho fin- irco cnmmlitcc. lf the appoint- mcpt was not made now it would hziw- to wcil another month and a man ivas needed‘, he said. tell- ing the council that Dr. Keeping had Pierced to the fact no sani- tru". report iva~ available this month.

Tho appointment of Offi~er Bradley." had been mcrciy an auto- matic rc-nppointment rind it was iiimtfwwinl who moved the reso- luiinn. Coun. Dr. Heath McIntyre chairman of the police committee mid. A new appointment was a different matter. He believed it was a. mistake to go ahead and make the appointment at iilifli"_<‘- meeting as there ivcre other applications read at the meeting and no committee of the council had given the matter any consideration. Ho. ivas serving iio- thing nininstl. the tncriis of tlic ca c. h" pointed out. but believed it. was tho uironlz way of doing: it. Th" pnnoiiviiieiit Plifililil be con- $l(l'l'(¢_'l liv Ill" committee under whose juiidicticin the matter came council. which would than take u-hvit action it decided.

Qucsiicned m. tn what commit- tcc ind iurisfiiction over the Sani- iarv Officer the Recorder ruled it Ciliiil‘. uurici" ihc Police Committee.

Coun. B. R. Holman, as seconder of the resolution, declared he rmild not agree with everythinu said. If there had been a techni- wil error he was sorry but still belicvvii iiio appointment. would be 1i popular one. Iii secoiidiiig the resolution he had not thought that anything out of the ordinary was being done. He believed the posi- tion should be filled immediately.

Coun. McIntyre failed tn see the urgency of tlic appointment at this pariiculzii‘ time of the year. He, (iiciirt iraut to establish the precedent that auv man could canvas members of the council board and ‘navt a snap resolution brcuszht in and passed. He ‘moved an amendment to the resolution tiupciniiiigr Rcardnu to the effect that tlic matter be left over until the next meeting. In the mean- timc the applicant in question ivould have time to put in a for- mal application.

Coun. Henry Lapthorn seconded the amendment. On the vote be- ing taken Councillors, McIntyre. Lapilicrn and Chandler voted for tie amendnigt and Councillors. Dougan. Holman. McKee, Bian- chard and Hennessey against. The , irz-in resolution carried.

A resolution was passed extend- ing the sympathy of the Council to the family of the ‘ate James E. Bradley. sanitary office for the City of Charlottetown fui" many veers whose death took place un- expcctedly last month.

The council extended its appre- elation to the family of the late John blot-Celina, Mayor of Char- lflllPl0iVn from 1924-26 for tlic gift c .i portrait. of the former Mayor t. hunt. iii the Council Chamber.

A letter from C. A. Beer, pro- vincial fire marshal. was referred to the Fire and Light Committee. under chairmamhii of James T. McKee. to look into and report at tlic next meeting. The some com- milicc WflS asked also to take up tlic matter of sending Fire Chief Angus McEachcm to the Maritime Association annual convention to be held at Sydney, Nova Scotia, during the coming summer.

Coun. Holman brought up the qua-lion of the recent purciinz-"e of the truck and snowplow by the city. There had never been, to his mind, a satisfactory explanation as to the purchase, the Councillor

sazd. He had been informed that a

Dodge truck, made by the some people as made the Far g, the co

machine purchased.

s 21o ‘l5 basalt?’ éistyluiflost

3 e r

pa ylnternational truck

" purchased for $212M.

Prices quoted for both trucks werc

the same

make and at le as furnished in the

outfit bougfih . The trucks mention- i l three ton trucks.

A denier had informed him. Coun. Holman said. that he had been unable to obtain data as to the type iua~lilne the city wanted. Citizens wanted to know why the diflereiice in price between the tnick mentioned and the one bought and why the necessity for the truck and plow. and if it was doing a satisfactory iob.

Coun. Dougan. as chairman of, 32

the tender committee through

poison: so into tho body. lad you foal sour. e1

ntthoeaooofiounoodlouiothinggotrrom 5973911511)’ like ti. know why, at Q

cahrt n case the latter broke down

explained .73‘-

don. former city councillor, to the the tender for the Fargo we; that

‘Jail. 20", prisoners escorted from

whose hands the fenders for the mm“ Fused. explained in reply that the machine purchased ha,

been equipped with haiidrauuc

1105i. and special tires, frame,‘ Silfiugs and rear end. Then there was the nutter of wheelbase to be I taken into consideration, a factor I not mentioned in the We; quot. _ ed by Coun. Holman. i this spe- cial equi merit items would soon increase e price of any truck to make the difference between the We Dil-rdiased and others mention-

he would

Coun. Holman said

me when finances were 1n sq difficult a condition. an expendi- ture for an expensive truck and plow was considered necessary. The urchase had been ‘nade in the ing hours of the previous councl and the present council would have to pay for it,

The truck was satisfactory and was doing good work but its value would be seen to greater advantage lntcr in the season, Conn, “m- nessey said, The truck would lake the lace of the City watering

d ring summer months, the s ker continued. As to the need or the truck and ‘ 9y said he had asked Hon. J. P. McIntyre, Minister of Public Woriu. earlier in the season con- cerning _the availability of the Government plows The Minister replied that the City should not depend on government glows as they might be busy on ivhway work. I

The move to purchase the truck and plow had been made a year and a half ago. Coun. Mclntvrc said. One reason for accepting

full specifications had been izivcn i with the total price of the ma. Chin: delivered on the street, ‘in- formation that haci not been iii- cluded in ail the tenders.

Coun. Holman referred to a statement made at Rotary ester- day that 61 per cent of total’ relief bill had been paid by the City o1 Charlottetown. In the past the City paid only one ‘

4 _ third. the Councillor said. The rcp "t at Roiai" also said tlic City wr-s mt receiv ng the same per capita for relief as other Cauadan cities. The council chould get busy and got after more money. he thought.

Coun. Henncsscy Siiill the stzitc- mrnt iefcrrcti i0 by the prrv nus speaker had bscu quotcri by the ‘ speaker at Roiaryns n strit mcilt mode before the Rcwell Commis- slcn during its hearing in Char- lottetowii.

Coun. Clifiliillel‘ said no one could have bccii more diligent iii pres- sing the Citys claims 1x1 i" the Government than ivrs cx-injvci" Turner. Aiiy set of figures coifd be taken and different result, iii‘- rived at. inthe case of the rcicf the government claimed that dir- ect relief was iiiseparably tied up with unemployment relief projci.» and by taklro the two figures the amount receivcri by tlic Ciy in the past year ins ‘.1 good dcui more than the two-thirds prcvous- ly given, was the cla‘m made.

POLICE REPORT

Twenty-eight arrests were made in the City of Cliai"iuti.ctowii iii the month of January". the rcnozt prepared by Chief of Police Birt- wistle and read by Coun. Di‘, Heath McIntyre. chairman of the police committee. said.

-!\l‘l‘i3£~lS were ci-msiiicd as follows:

Attempt to stcnl. l: (irunk in charge of motor vchiclc, l‘. ilrunk and disorderly. 4; drunk and iii- capable. 13; theft 0f {illlO wraps. 2; vagrancy, 6; insanity, l.

T0tal,~28.

There were six prosecutions uii- ClBl‘ the Prohibition Act for tlic unlawful sale oi" pus SSlfXli o. in- toxicatlng liquoi". resulting iii live convictions and one dismissal. There was also one conviction uii- der the Excise Act for unlawful possession of spirits.

On Junuaiy 12th ilir- Force col- lected thirty tlircc samples c1‘ mill: and one of cream from licensed vendors, delivering same to the City Analyst for test. Two of the samples contained sediment and the offenders were summoned and appeared before His Honor the Stipeiidiary Magistrate. charged under the by-lau’ respecting milk and milk vendors when ‘a. fine five dollars and costs was imposed in each case.

The following amounts were coi- lected in tines and costs: Prohib- ition fines, $275.00: excise, $00.00: miscellaneous, $137.00: total 11-‘ mount collected. 5512-09.

Other duties performed by the Force during the month ‘include the following:

Prisoners escorted to County

Juli to police court. for trial. 10; -. escorted to Falconwciod, l; slun- nionses servd, 8; subpoenas served. " 5: ticket-of-ieave reports, l: iran- . sienfs in Station overnight, 7; dwelling houses quarantined. FOOD INSPECTORS REPORT

Thirty-two portions of camp-ssh" were condemned as unfit ioi" food and destroyed during the iiiCliill of January, Di". I. E. Crokeii, food inspector told in his report at the monthly meeting of the City Council lest night.

The milk rcport follows:

Alex Rhynes ——_ — — -- —- 44

Sydney Eiimaii —— — -— - — 4-3

Roderick McDonald —- -— -— 4.0

Wendie Mutch — —- - — —- 3-9

E. H. Douglas — —- -— — -- 3-3

Everett Bovyer — — — — — {H3

Lester Bcaton - -— — -- —- M5

Lorne clly — -— —- -—— — 4-0

C.J.Wo0d --—-——4-~l

William Smal wood —- -— — 4.6

Joseph Driscoll — — —— — ——- 4-4

A. n. McKay ~ - - - -- J-l

W. H. Smith — -— -- —- - 4-4

Frank Roper -— —- -— —- — 4-0

Roper Bros - - -— —- - 4-0

E. Cullen —~ —- —— —— —— —- 41>

Alex Agnew — - — -— —- —- 5-3 |

George Muim - —— -— -— — 44 )

Health Past. Milk Co. -- - to,

Lincoln Wood 8t 50 —-"- ~ 3-7 i

John Aylward -— -— - -- —- 4.3 I

A. A, Holmes -- -— - - ~18,

A. McRae 8a Sons — -- — -- 44f

Wallace Wheatley — -— —- —- 41]

Cecil Wood — ~— — -— —~ - 34-0!

G.&G.MilkC0.——-"~4-ili

J.S. Walker ———--'-'4~0.

Pure Milk Co. — ~ -- —~ —- 4-" ,

Sunshine Milk Co. —- —- -- M‘

Harold Stead - -- - - ~ H’

(All clcar of sediment). l Victor Mcwilliiims ——— - —- 4.4 , John Walsh — -—- -— -— - —— 4.?- ‘ (Slight rcoimentl. i

(‘roam i

F. I. Andrew - - - — -- 330,5 :

samples milk; 1 sample |

cream", 2 iiiiik with sediment.