ensues-prime

Agents Wanted

Female Help Wanted

‘km

w»; on woman ' ‘so TRAVEL

Ind r ' ‘ agents. Position per- mmeni; yearly guarantee $1092. (Ming $21. weekly avcralt) and “perigee, Winston Co., 'I‘oronto.

A. W. Swtl May 30.

GIRL WI’!!! lXPlI-IINCI I08 homework. Mrs. Burnett, It Upper Blllsborcugn Street. ‘ if.

Male Help Wanted

. bated before the Prince of Wales

IIIIH LOBSTER! It Aylwardb ind!!- _ 4407-0-5

IUD AXWOBTIIY WILL DE IN Charlottetown at Farquharsonb liv- ery overnlsht May 5th till Thursday ltlflillllI-lilay 7th.

4382-54-21 sat dc Wed.

PROPERTY SOLD-The Tanton property on the corner of Kent and GreatGeorge Streets was sold l1? auction yesterday to Mr. w. E. Bent- ley, K. C., for Mr. L. P. Tanton for 618.935»

r. w. c. DEBATE-The subioct de-

College Debating Society yesterday was "Resolved that man ls influenced more by the fear of punishment than by hope oi reward." The Pro side wonbyavoteoiwto 11. The speakers for the affirmative were > Gordon Bennett, Ruth Langill, and William Reid, and for the negative. Eva Manderson, and Benoit Des- Iiochee. The critic was Kenneth

111s CIlARUTFTETOWN GUARDIAN

AIIIIOIIIIGEIEIIT.

Tbeadlon-aedanaaalslect- Inscribe-

PIlNgl lawfialublliarii) will be held in the loard of WIPNISDAY. MA! lib

_ AT l P. M. Matters of importance to drivers will be dheussod. m J. M. McPADYl-‘N

Secretary

DRAM

"SLFIJIIGSlIf Rome"

Under Auapices oi

THE LITTLE FLOWER GUILD

at . ROCKFORD SQUARE HALL WEDNESDAY. MAY 10th. Tickets-do Cents and 35 Cents.

a-

B. I. S-Regular monthly meet-

ing Thursday evening, s pm. Pull

. wuqgmwg‘ ‘"51 L g MePadysn. ‘ attendance requested. Impflrtant "- w t Wilson, l" drama Si. ' business. Initiation. New Hall. an 44"'9"'” 4408-5-6-21

-»—--—-— ‘ PERSONALS .____

‘Maren av a vormo LADY _ Lost __. nunosr DEBATE-The budget board 911d Ymm- wrggeqgsjéfg , —-rr-—"""' Mr. Manning Archibald of Dll- debate was continued in the Legis- Gvmi“ °“‘°°' ' 5°51‘ — "W!!! N0"! Wll-‘I- housle University, Halifax, has arriv- iaturc last evening by m. Dennis

‘m’. 999°“ 'm'°F":,‘,'.'§'f§mfj ed home w spend the Bummer with m. McDonald, and m. Lsrabee. ion - _ taming sum of money. Yinddr mu his parents, nr. and Mrs. Archibald. Macnean moved the adjournment of _ Mluelhncom be rewarded by leaving same at the debate and the House adjourned

(‘ii "up rm» Gillrdlen Olin- MlI-il-t-ii. m. 11'. '1'. Morrow hasretumed from until 10 o'clock this morning.

wmALfi: "Qflflflo, gin-mm. '- ‘Montreal where he attended a con- $1’ slto-s-b-lmonth. H§lp Wanted ierence oi Dominion Dairy Produce tLUCKl! TICKETS from among

- _.. r ’ hose received with purchases at the

“imfifii Eifloftfiiivfihi. £252. "li'='§‘.i.’i'o%”'$.“£“i.°§‘i’i$ ,, ,,, ,, ,. o... year Med! in‘??? fififii"? ‘Z‘°§i°’“““i.‘§ on ' -ows unan. ' y e as ve wee , "m" tggayfipgéi to Wfjiflg m mm" mum“ cal Student at Dalhousie returned were drawn for last evening at the

__ “w, 1 w, 4113.30, home by the" l-locheiaga y ay Prince Edward Theatre. The num-

vANADIAN CIVIL SERVICE. HOW -— afternoon to spend the summer with bers drawn were 23,466 and 27,014. If to get in as Postman, Customs, To LQt his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. H. Bun- holders oi those tickets do not come Stelnofiflillgomfletlmgfyggnna w‘: “in, Rmtico, forward within five days, the prizes Vi! "ii 9 ° _ - ‘ two Cyma watches will be iv to

so LE_'l‘—LAB0l Flour noon - I eh

§f§§§,°,‘§“cs§§§f_ %§,'§”§?“§_°“§: with fire-place. Suitable ici- bed m. a. w. LeFrance the popular the ~ ~ of numbers 41,410 or 24,- iqn tative of the Torrid Zone 749. Coupons attached to tickets

Ltd, Toronto l0. M. H. W. 5-Swt1Moy 30.

For Sale

FOR sinc-olTi-rai-uns, s can; bundle. Guardian Oilice. 2-4-ti iruawsnnnv rumors son. sale. Senator Dunlap, 65c per 100. ,1, n, smith, Mermaid. 4439-5-8-11.

_____._._. FOR SALE - A QUANTITY 0F Buckwheat. Jos. Duffy, Fort Aug- “m5, 4417-5-5-21.

_ volt SALE CHEAP, FOUR HORSES Island bred. Apply Large Bros Liv- ery stable. 4427-54-31

lMllillCAN RUBBER BELTING. also Rubber Traces complete for service at half price. Clinton Mor- rison, Belt Dealer, Fredericton, Station, P. E. I. 4240-4-28-10.

For infonnation apply Mrs. Wm. Partridge, York. 4321-54-31-

'OR SAI-li. TO lolTt. BOARD AND room on. on band at Guardian Office. fl --—_-_-5

‘OR SALE — GENERAL PURPOSE Horse. Also Bed Fox and four Pups four weeks old. Beniarnln Bil-t, Head Hliisboro. 4431-5-6-3i.

DR SALE — GARAGE AT HUN- ter River owned by Russell Camp- bell. Apply to min: s. Mcoiiinn. Solicitors. 4423-5-6-61.

Boll

v sitting roevn. Aflpl)

Along Tire I Waterfront

CAIVILL’! WEAR!‘

‘ii-is s. a. sum, of u» rip-nus Red Cross Steamship line with Capt. Kean, master, soiled last evening for St. John's, Nfld, after ‘ " a general cargo here. oarvell Bros. are the agents here.

s. s. nocrmagoa

The s. s. nodule». with Cont. Traverse in charge, arrived in port yesterday afternoon from Pletou.

This is her first trip this season. She had had on board a general cargo, along with one car and sever- al passengers.

She will make daily trips between Charlottetown and Piston, arrivint in Charlottetown at 1 p.ni. and leav- ing on ratwn at 4 pm. A number of spectators were on band to wit- neu her arrival.

crisis» union ciiiinii WIDNISDAY

ISO-Woman's Missionary leeiaty — Monthly locating-Special pre- llearia Memorial Ilall

T?“ ' —"

DR SALE-REGISTERED DUAL purpose Shorthorn Bull, 4 years old, fully credited. Seymour Wood, hi. Herbert. mi-s-e-ai.

ISAWIEBEY PLANTS ‘we PER i100: 31.00 by mall. .1". S. Reeves, Southport. 4800-4-80-Bi. R SALEj - GREEN MOUNTAIN conds. Certified. McDonald Strain. Apply J. M. Rushes. Bed- iord. 4372-5-2-31.

'08. SALE- AYRSIIIRE BULL gear old, eligible for registration. APPIY J. M Webster. Central Bedeque. 4857-b-2-4l.

.._______________._. on sans-om: News! FRESH- cncd Guernsey grade cow. Ben Moore, west Royalty. eeis-e-s-ai.

on sans -. ponds rnucs n: 300d condition. Also ' ‘ -:

iso-wecaiy Prayer eervia - Visi- - toIswsleana-Ilslrtsliansor-

lalllail. Hit-reciting oi ‘Session-Ladies’ ar .

I Y POO ll q- m“ gunman. y’ usi-r-s-ii.

zzPerslan Balm dulcli! rllllvu chopping, vvindburn and all rough- ness caused by weather conditions. Keeps the complexion clear and lovely. Completely absorbed 57 lint- iy rubbing. Never leaves undesirable stickness. Stiiitillltes the skin- Mates it soft, smooth and ilswitsv- Pre- serves and cnhlniltl itttiral bcliii-Y- Soothes, refreshes and invlgorates. Makes bands soft asd “Willi! white. imparts that subtle charm so essential to true elegance.

blunts 50 cents per hundred. Apple land cherry tress. John it. Marks, New London, P. ll. I. Mill-b-b-Ii.

ins-rob nuimir sraawnsaar Plants fm sale 1e cents per hund- M Dlants. Good string plants. ‘the Orders for strawberry plants ai- ready received by me will be at- ;tvndeu to at once. Angus C. Mc- dillll’. Tracadie Cross, Int 86 P. s. 1. sars-e-i-ei. 0R sans - mannnm will lance and Gates made in Marl- es from ore to llnlshod Product. e fence that stands acid test oi time and use; strong. . Well Dado. enduring. yct mcderttely Priced. Iiynur dealer does not illrry Maritime Pence, write direct. New Brunswick wire Ponce Co.

Limited. Monoinn, N. l3. "i P. S.-Aprli tt-di.

QLPIIINIUM PLANTS POI SALE. - . hi‘ beautiful varieties. ail grown ifvm seed from Keiways, the moat “Dart of English growers. All iiihhis bloomed iart year and can be mailed the morning dug. Prices . Grins each, or $3.50 per doaesi, Mid. S. Aifrcd Weatberble.

Vugllnross, P. I. i. 44i4-5-5-dl.

FOR SALE

Just arrived. May 5th, anus of choice Ontario horses mostly mares- lisal choice iiiitllty broken double and single. New fer sale at Mciieiiib Stables. Sustain a Dell's Wharf.

Mil-J-l-ll

FOR SALE

Small falln about two and one- haif miles from Olia-icttstewn. ail buvdlnss new. no tic-em and in clotlllnt repair. Dwillill scmlbuagalew, amine in pandas In. A suusinu are Quinta vita mo. and new

Furnace Company returned to thc mainland this morning alter spending the week end in Charlottetown.

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BIRTHS DIRT-On April 27th. i981, at EiP erett, Massachusetts. to Mr- and Mrs. George A. Birt, a son. (Patriot please copy).

MARRIAGES

lIAMILTON-MACFADYEN-At the United Church ;arsonage, Char- lottetown, April 28, i931, by Rev. C. N. Brown, Flora A. MocFadyen to M, Reardon Hamilton. DEATHS

GODKIN-At the P. E. I. Hospital, on s esday, May 5, John L. Godkin, in his ‘lotlryear. Fimeral notice later.

BRADY-At Winsloe Tuesday. May 5th, Thomas Brady, aged 60 years. A short service will be held at the home on Thursday, May 7th, start- ing at 2 o'clock, funeral leaving at 2.15 to St. John's Church, Milton. Service at 2.30. Interment Milton

CCIIAQNIY.

Card Of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. John Dunphy, Glen- ccrradale, wish to thank all neigh- bors and friends for their kindness and sympathy in their recent sad ‘ avement.

Iii MEMURIAM

In loving memory oi Bernard Paynter, who died May 15th, 1930, Fountain Road, New London.

In the grave whore yon are sleeping Iron: your troubles all released And loving. heart's still weeping Irons your sudden sad deeease.

In the beautiful time of lilacs

You left a without a word,

Paige whispering air said do not

llsbasgoneiothecity ofGed. Slsies-arlrother and Children

_..,

Ili MEMORIAM-

In loving memory oi Amos Duffy, who lest bis llie in automobile accid- ent May 0th, 1930.

Thoughts of you are very dear, As it draws mother year. Yea an not forgotten dear Amos

We will remember you. Mother, brothers “and Sisters.

N. D. MacLean

uimawraasa sasssusas cauaaouysaaomwnaas:

,1 Pam m

OQOQO

-_,_ O IOOOQIDIOQJA-lll

Gill

were left at White's Tea Rooms and at Stewart's Bakery.

Flowers For

Mother? Day

Mothers’ Day-the ntlnd immedi-

ately turns to mother, and to the most sacred of earthly memories. Flowers seen appropriate for the oc- casion, as beauty is closely associat- ’ed with such memories.

M1‘. James Tait, Florist, 37 Villa

Avenue is prepared to supply flowers for such and all occasion . Roses, camations. sweet peas, snap dragons, tulips, and iris are blooming in glori- ous profusion in '1‘ait's hot-house.

One may take advantage of the

Florist Telegraph Delivery Associa- tion, oi which Mr. Tait is s. member, to send flowers by wire to any part of the world.

Where Quality Is 77w Great Slogan

0f the manufacturing plants in

the Province one of great import- ance to the people is that oi the Chailotieto as Can company Limit- ed in Charlottetown. The existence oi this plant here means that packers are sure of a supply of cans at their door obtainable at a moment's no- tice. In the fishing season an un- expected rush of fish may come on. If one had to depend on getting cans oil’ the island fish would spoil be- fore cans could be obtained. An im- mediate supply is available at all times, providing a safeguard for all packers. It also means the keeping on the island of the money paid for wages and other material, a matter of great importance if the Province is to advance and prosper. Every year this Company is changing its machines and keqzlng abreast oi the times. modern and up to date in every par- tlculr. While their latices are low and competitive in every way their slogan is Quality rather than price. They attribute their steadily increas- ing ‘ ' u the quality oi their product. For containers of food Joduc should be of the best possible quality. Aid home industry by giving this Company your business.

The opeiatins Niilllment is

from year to year in

Cl-Ill

ax ssmsnv son om acs

SANFORD, Me, May 5-1! you

would live long, get your exercise by wielding an ax. That's the advice of Mrs Annie Murohyc who celebrated her 75th birthday anniversary by cutting up a large pile of wood.

a

FLOOR BER WEDDING BED

mWltmCli. Mass, May ii-on her

wedding night she had to sleep on the floor while her husband occupied the bed, Mrs Joseph Lattino testified in court here in opposing the divorce action brought by her husband

there's Ualuaat eaeaa esralas

LEGISLATURE m BUMMITTEE 0N iiisgiunoiis

Provincial Legislature, May 5th. The House met at 11.60 a. m. l-lon. Mr. Lea moved, seconded by Hon. Mr. LiePsge the follow- ing resolution.

"That it is expedient to provide for a superannuation allowance for John Anderson, the present Provincial Auditor, and that a biii be introduc- ed, embodylnk the said provision. The motion carried. A bill in ac- cord with the resolution was read a first time.

A message was read from the sec- retary of the Minister oi State, en- ‘ ‘ _, a minute a: Council approv- ing of the statutes at the Legislative session of i929.

Second reading was giving to an Act to provide for the apportionment of the allowance ill lieu of taxes on railway property.

On motion of Hon. Mr. Clark, sec- onded by Mr. Cox, the House went into committee with Mr. Mustard in the chair, on a resolution opposing the prohibition of spring shooting. The purpose oi the resolution, which has been published in full in the press, was explained by the promoter.

The resolution requests that the Migratory Birds‘ Act be amended to permit the spring shooting of wild geese in this Province between the twenty-fourthday of March, and the tenth day of April, and the full shooting oi wild geese between the first day oi October and the four- teenth day of December in this Pro- vince, and the spring shooting of brant between the twenty-fourth day of May and the tenth day of June, and the fail shooting of brunt be- tween the first day of October and the fourteenth day of December in this Province and recommends that a committee of the House be named for the purpose of preparing a mem- orial to be presented to the House

i

of Commons setting forth the facts embodied in the resolution. i

The resolution wus discussed with approval by Mr. Allen, Dr. McMillan, Mr. Sharp, Mr. Butler and Mr. Darby.

The resolution was agreed to with- out amendment.

AFTERNOON SESSION

Thlrd Reading:

__ _An Act to amend an Act respect- ing domestic animals.

An Act to amend the Statute Law.

An Act for the care of ancient bur- ial grounds. '

An Act to amend an Act to assess, levy and collect taxes on income and personal property.

On motion of Hon. ' Mr. Wright, the House went into committee with Mr. Darby in the chair on the fol- lowing resolution:

That the following petition be sent to His Excellency, the Governor General in Council.

To His Excellency, The Governor General in Council:

We, I-lis Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, The Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island, in General Assembly convened approach your Excellency and represent:-

That the Province of Prince Ed- ward Island, being without forest and mineral resources, and practically without manufacturing industries, is dependent entirely on the success of Agriculture and Fishing, not only for its prosperity, but for its very exist- cnce.

That being situated so far from the manufacturing industries of Ccn- tral Canada, Prince Edward Island is unable to compete with the farmers oi the Central Provinces in supplying farm produce to those manufacturing centres, owing to the CXCSSSlVe cost of transportation.

That. owing to thc above fact, thc

Province of Prince Edward Island is dependent on foreign markets for the sale of its farm produce. That, the policy of the federal government at the present time, in building up trade barriers against foreign countries has had a tendency to close these markets against us.

To Relieve Painful Spraini-i Rub on This Wonderful Liquid

There is a soothing power in Ner- viilne that has made it. famous for nearly fifty years. Nerviline sinks in deeply, it. penetrates quickly, it takes away the pain from a sprain and brings grateful relief to bruised, aching muscles. If your joints are stiff and you suffer from rheuma- tism or lumbag ; if neuralgia bothers you now and again, use trusty old Nsgviline. It works wonders because lt contains live of the most pain- subdulng substances known to science. For quick, sure relief rub on Nervfllne. Sold everywhere in 85c bottles.

NERVILINE

illllifiiSSfUl

Drives Out Pain

READY T0 SERVE DAY OB NIGHT

‘uneral Directors I

Moron. unease AND announce ssavrcs

EMBALDIING DONE.

\. tutcliife 8i Andrews

Hunter River Phone 310-22 or 111-22.

J-fl-Wcdtiicllt-Ql.

_

That, the higher tsrllfs placed cn imports of manufactured goods has resulted in higher prices to the far- mer and the fisherman of the com- modlties which they require to pur- chase.

That at the present time the prices received for farm produce and fish are so excessively out of pro- portion to the cost oi Agricultural Machinery, rope, and other manufac- tured goods, that it ls-impossibie for either farmers or fishermen to carry on except at a. heavy loss.

That ii these conditions exist for any continued period of time, it will mean bankruptcy for the Province.

With these considerations in view, we most respectfully and urgently press upon Your Excellency and Your Government the necessity oi enter- ing into negotiations with such for- elgn countries. particularly the Unit- ed States and Cuba, whereby some reciprocal trade arrangement may be made; and further that the duties may be removed from Agricultural Machinery and rope, in order that the farmer and fisherman may be enabled to procure these implements

JAL LADES

Pits Gillette Type Ra

KLENZO

snsv. casam 39 c t u b e

35c PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM

29c l

"$3589 AUTOSTBOP OI’

Gillette Blades Nowhe-

87c

PBOIAK BLADES

'50s 29o

LAVENDER

SHAVING CREAM

35c GENTLBMEWS AFTER SHAVE TALCUM

ROSS-DRUG-UNITED

THE

STORE

SUCCESSOR- TO

THE MacKlNNON DRUG CO.

IT'S A MYSTERY Ban You Guess What's in

“ THE MYSTERY BRICK ”

It's on Sale at all

Perfection Dealers

Contest Closes May 9th.

of production at the lowest. possible cost.

Therefore this Legislative Assembly prays that Your Excellency will take the foregoing facts into your most serious consideration. and that you would be pleased to adopt the rourse which the prosperity oi this Province so urgently demands.

The resolution was discussed at considerable length by Premier lea, Messrs. Mustard, Allen, Dr. McDon- aid, Hon. Mr. McIntyre, Dr. McMil- lan and Hon. Mr. LePagc.

ENTERHIHNMENT

A very successful entertainment consisting of a play and concert was staged last evening in Zion Hall by the Zion Y. P. S. C. E. There was a very large audience in attendance. The play was o. delightful two-act comedy entitled, "Miss Molly.” Each one of the eight in the cast made a most commendable interpretation ~01.’

Western Guardian

—WELCOMED HOME-Mr. and

Mrs. H. W. B. Stiivert who were mar- ried in Bermuda last winter arrived home at Summersicie on Monday ev- griing. They were accompanied by Mr. Edward Stavert and Mrs. Bessie How- urt. They were ‘cordially welcomed by a. host of friends who were pleased to see them home once ITIOIEr-S

—RETURNED HOME-Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gaudet, who were recently mar- ried in Moncton, N. B., arrived home in Summersicle by the evening train on Monday. They were welcomed by a large number of friends who wish- ed them every happiness. Mr. Guudet is the popular manager of the Capi- tol Theatre and ‘Miss Zinc}: was the very efficient Red Cross Nurse for Prince County.—S. i

--ATTENDING GRAND LODGE-

Delegates from Edith Cavell Lodge, L. O. B. A., Summcrslde, attending the annual Ladies Grand Lodge m Charlottetown today are Mrs. Isa- bella Gliddeii, Mrs. Pherson, Mrs. Lorne Larkins, Mrs. W. W. Muttart, Mrs. Archie Sharp, Mrs.

George Mac-

the character which he or she por- Leona Macwlllianis and Mrs. P. trayed. Daley.-S.

The four special numbers were oi -—- a very high order. The first was a - MONTHLY MEETING 0F

piano duet, Vaise Eiegante, by Mrs. Dr. Rodgcrson and Professor Thomp- son. This number was followed by a much appreciated solo by Mr. Robert liyndman. Master Billie Rogers won the admiration and plaudits of the audience by his violin solo, Amaryi- iis Air De Louis XIII. A selected specialty by‘ Mr. J. Austin Traincr was greatly enjoyed.