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1 1922.

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me CHARLOTI'ETOWN, GUARDIAN

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5H0? front Holmdn'a Catalox.

BIG EVENT—J‘aneu’" Dlnce et Cation 9 o'cioek tonlght. Came!

TH-E 8. 8. CANA!)th Snpper salis irom Montroel. May 21 for Charlottetown direct. Buntain Bell &Co.. Agents.

A 8ERIOU8 ACCIDENT—Mm. Edward Cotl‘ln. en aged lady. who reaides with ber niece Mra. (Dr.) Robertson on Upper Prino'e Stroct ihad hsr hip broken by s tall i’rom tha stop in iront or the houso on ISaturday‘. She La _now in me

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Prince Edward dalnnd Hospitnl.

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tell .Im m vous in en ont. .lltuuu -'eù.

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Agents Wanted '

For Sale N

MLIESMAN . WA'NTED — A 1 Baleaman mted w aell aheet annale. Ercluaive territory to live Mire. Hearat mm Publiahers. Limited. Winnipex. '

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AGENTS WiANTED—PROVINCIAL Distributor vran‘ted—On'e Thoua- and dollars required to handle. Largest profit. tastost seller ever oitered. Thls agency ahouid clear tlve thouaand dollars'Box. mm. .

Miscellaneous

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LEARN AUCTIONEERING, BE. came expert. Btudy et lionne. National Auctllon School, Cooka- ville, ont. '

—————._______._____ IF YOU ARE THINKING OF PUR- chas'lng a home in the tamed An- napolls Valley write to G. P. Raymond. Berwick. N .S., who la actlng as a bnylng agent. assist- ing prospective purchaaers ot Valley propertiss to secure what they require at a reasonahle price. No commission asked.

Help Wanted—Mnle

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WANTED—TWO YOUNG LADV boarders, private inmily. Apply Gourdian. I . ‘

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WANTED—HAND COMPOSITOR mais or iemaie and [Linotype ‘Operator. Apply stating expe- rionco and wages t0, Amherst Daily News. Amhcrst. NJS.

WantËd

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WANTED—BECOND HAND CASH ‘reg'ister and show case. must be in good condition. .Apply W. T. Weir. Stanlley Bridge.

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POSITION WA‘NTEvD BY EXPERI encart stenog'rephor. Write C. caro oi’ Guardian.

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YOUNG LiADY—JEXPERIENCED :wants position ns clerk in store Wirite A caro oi‘ Guardian.

FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE central and modern. Apply. at thils office. '

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FOI! SALE—No. 197 HILLSBO- rough Street, now in occupation .oi 'Mrs. Swain. Apply to Mo- Leod è Bentley.

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FOR SALE—24-ROOMED HOUSE on corner or Eim Ave. and Douglas St. Also six-roomed cttage on Douglas St. 'Apply W. H. Cudmore. 84 Dougias St.

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FOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE l'or iarm property. liouse and lot. Apply or wri‘tc 343 Eston St.. Churimteio’wn. M _.

FOR SALE -— RASPBERRIEB. Cones ot bth vsriety, 25e por doz. E. J. Jonkins, Mt. Ed« werd Rond.

_—._._.___.._______ ‘SMALL FARM FOR SALE SHORT distance from Clinrlotteiown. Owncr selling on account of ill henlth. Apply to J. Pendergest. R. R. No. 1. Clmrlottetown.

FOR SALE -—— LUMBER; STUD» ding; and llght scantling; dif- i'erent sises. Delivcred in Ch» 'town, 820 'to 325 per thousand; aloo man wnnrted to do stumping Apply at .‘R. A. McPhail's, New iliaven.

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WANTED—EXPERIENOED COOK Apply P. E. I. llospltnl.

_——————-—_______,__ WANTED——A HEAD LAUNDRESS. apply P.E.I. Hospital.

Lost

LDST—May .afith .lrotwoem ’Surn-

'morsido and Charlottetown vin Vieilonla and. Bonshow one Fard" Tire Carrier.

‘WILil tire and rim. with number plate 5-369 attuched. Find'er vpleaso forwn'rd 1o unders'lgned

nnd receive roward. li. Graham Rogers, Summerside:

RÉSOLUTION OF OONDOLENCE

To Mrs. McDougal‘l nnd famlly oi the late Bro. Rev. James

,entwincd with the noble

mise ot’ our faithful Friend and Brothnr, yct nur ihougilts beeomo exnmple and preuepts his cxemplnrary Iiic

M0“ han lei’t us. and causes us to seek

Bengali. P.G.M., Cape T'avcrse- thc. hlgher things .in lii’e.

P.E.l

iAt a recont communication or True Brothers Lodge A.r‘. R; A.iM. Crapaud. P.E.l.. a resoiutlon oi condolenco was passod conveyiing to you ail. tho sympathy or tho members ot' this èMnsonlc Lodgo in the groat losa wo hnvo ail sustain-

. ed In ihe death ot our lato Brothcr

Slgned on belmli’ or True Broth_ cr‘s Lodge A..-F. & A.\M., Crapaud. JOHN H. MVERS, W.M., A, M. BELL: M.D.. Sec.

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LEGEND OF A LAKE.—Avcrnus le the Iälke lu tho neivgihborilood ni

whn m 1919_wns Mmer .hy ho: Nitplos whero liho wuiers arc su un- ing appolmcd t0 me "f me hlghost willolosome t‘nat hlrds novcr ily ncnr

offices in our Fraternity,

thnt oi' ils .banks. ln nnuicnt time si! wus

M05! WDI'SMDIHI ("and Mnfitor 0‘ tiiought t0 lie (lie cniruncc io hach lho Grand Lodgc or this Province.

Whlch we are aIl embued with grcnt . n sorrmv at our great loss in the de—

ee for no hot ficup' For

or coff

and. benefite - wholesome

Or,

k. ._‘.. -,, .u. ,. » “1.... r; v

[et the Childrèn in,tooi

It's no longer necessary to mamtain a. dividm at the breakfast table—tea

Serve _

NSTANT POSTUM

‘- to each memb‘er of the Fam- ‘ 'ily. and ail will be

"Mares aKeasozi'Ær Æstam Sbld by all grocers r

i ’ 2- Cardigan Rlatum Cereal

...

1nd whcre Ulyssos

(lcsccmlcd to tlie lower regions. ‘

line

grown-ups —- the youngsters

äleased- d b‘y t is pure, cereal drink.

Ontario. _ . _

‘ and Chiropodlat work tor.

THÉ CENTRAL GU ARDIAN ’

et Cadlm 9 o'dlock tonlght. coma!

THE SOHOONER MILA fll'l'IVOn nut coal. Buntain. Bel! & Co. LUCKY CHAIR—W110 will

the lucky chair tonlght ut l‘estime Wh‘lat and. Dance'!

get

8. 8. CANADIAN SAPPER an rived at ist. John'a. Newioundland, Tuesday. at Cl p.m.

rccelved an unslgned. obituary no- tice trom Forest Hili whlch the sendcr's naine.

but lt'a worth lt Goot clelzénship la the hope of the future °f Char. Iottetown Remember the Flnaclal Campalgn now on.

Whiat and Dance tonight are re- quested t0 bo in their places by 8.15. aharp,

police court yesterday mornntng

until the 22ml.

8h SIEiGE BATTERY Drill at

night. U‘Illt’onms to ho drawn. Ali men wlm trained last year and rin-

sent; othcrwise their places will be fiiied. li. 1L. Bethune, Major.

MRS. BENJAMIN GAILLANT and i’amily wish to express thelr appre- clatlon ior the manvy kind tributcs pold to‘Mr. Galiant. by the mem’bers ol’ tlie Leglslature during tlie ses‘ sion.

PAINFUIL IINJURY—Mr. W. B. Rohertson. Collector oi Customs is contined t0 ilis bed as tho result or injury received ou Fridny lest while travelling on tlie train. Mr. Rob- ertson was standing 'up in the car, whlch gave u sudden Illl'CIl, thrmV< .lng him agaInst n sont and break- ing ono ot‘ llis ribs. He expecte to be on duiy ngain in a tew daya. CADET INSPECTION—Col. Wil- l-is, Cadetinspector l‘or Milltury Dis trict No. G. was in (lilarlottotown ,vesterday inspecting tlle cadets oi St. Dunstan's University. Tho company made an excellent show- ingnnd the men were highly com- plimented bylthe Colonel. Col. Will-is leaves this mornlng on re- turn tu ‘llztliiux.

REAL ESTATE CHANGES—Mr. L. E. il‘rowso has sold ilu- Iiuo rosi- denoe hclonglng tu tho llumsay 68‘ tutc situnted on (lrui‘inn Sti'eel.

DIG EV‘ENT—“Buvera’” Dance yesterday with a cargo or Albïon v

the -

unsrensmrhe Guardian has‘

awaits BOYS' WtoRK—Îlt cette money I uyn i WHIS'I' FLAYERS at the Pastime Î- Œ’iay commences et 8.30 POLICE COURT— Al. thu

ono drunk waa rined 320.00 or 60 ,_ days and a ohett case adjourned \

aeven—thirty sharp (Wednesday) to- '

tend doing so this year must be pro. ,

THURS

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“QUEEN

Under the

MRB.

2—NIGHTS—2 .—FRI.—MAY 18—19

GRAND SPECTACULAR PAGEANT

' With a Big Local Gast and Chorus of

60—PEOPLE—60

Grand Oriental Costumes and Scenery

PROF. H. H. NEWTON, OF BOSTON

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF 'THE G. W. DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HIS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND MRS. HIS WORGHIP MAYOR JE’NKINS AND JENKINS.

WARD

ESTllE ”

Direction of

V. A. AND THE HONOR THE McKlNNON

and sale of tickets.

quality. vlsland grown, Banner Cnrveli

Bras.

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YESTERDAY'S MARKET—There was u smoll attendance at the market yeaterday. Butter sold trom quo no 45e; eggs 30c; rowl 51.25, rhubarb 25e lb; opples 12e doz. and Mayi'lowers 10c per buncli. Œia‘y 31.40 to 31.50: straw 80e; onts 75e; ‘potntoes 30e; and turnips 350 to 300.

DiED IN ST. JOHN—Alter sev- orul Years' illness. t'ne death tooK place. Sunday mornlng. ot Mrs. lien hocca IMeCnlluum Deinstadt. She was u dilughter oi the late John Beer, or Charlottetown, and la sur- vived, also, by live daughters. Mrs. W. J. Wellington, New ‘l'tochclle. N. Y.: Mrs. L. B. C. ‘MdMann, To- ronto; Mra. R. 'Bell, Halilax; Miss Lillian and Miss Hazel. ut home; one brother, G. Frank Beer, Toron— t0, and. two sisters, Mrs. A. T. Wright, Bedec. P.EJI.. and Mrs. P. S. MdNutt. Tneoma. Wusll. During hls terrils us pastor in several ci the Methodis churches in tho clty and tlie provinces. Rev. Mr. Deiu- stadt, who is now in retirement.

East, opposite ilie l‘iu'nre ot‘ Wales

Purner on tlie xC.G.vS.

porttes. .

DREDGING WORK STARTED— Dredging operations have beeu com- menced at Pownal Wharf, wherc a

prepured by Dredge No. 9. Tlic work ls progresslng well and WIII Iikeiy tuke another month t0 com- plote. ibredgc So. 1:1, at Brune lStewart & Co.’s Wharf is nearly ready but has not 'been commisslom ed. No deilni‘te outlino oi the senson‘s drcdging oporatlons is yet avmiiabie for publication. Dredge No. 10 which lms been aold to n privaie compuny is being l’itted up for muascl mud digging and will likely bc in operntion this season.

'DR. JAS. RALPH'S WILL— A [petiti-on l‘or administration hus

becn filed in tho mattor of ihe osizlutn 01' thc late Dr. Jas. Malvph who diod intosmie. showin'l; ne potL sesscd no rml cstute, but ccnsldcr. "bie'pers‘Jnul property. coneisilnç; oi’ surgicnl Instruments, furnituro. oie. moncy and securities for rnoney, stocks and bonds, in ull amoun'ting to Lhe value of about 316.000. '

SUPR-EM E COURT — Argument

ln the oppeal case or t h u Now Engiand Dresacd M cal nnd Wool Compuny va. Pa trick

Bros.. was concluded In tho Su- preme Court yestcrday mornlng be ,forc the Chiei’ Justice and Judgo Arsenault, judgment helng rescrv- od. 'l‘ho case ot Willlnm. G. Dis. tant vs. J. Alfred Famuharsan, uclion for damages and breach oi vontruct wils thon taken up. Thi's cueo wo's iricd lnst Triuilty iorm heioro Judgc llueznrd, judgn mont vboing given on onc Issue for iim derendant and ou iivc issues for piaintiir. 'Motio-n ls now lbelnvg mode ior'u new trial. ‘Mr. Slmw attorney and Mr. 'lnman, K. (1.. counaol rnr plaintii'i’; Mr. Jolrnston K. 0., [or deiondant. The Court adiourned in the iorenoon to ‘meet agatu this mornlng.

Charlotletown Beauiy Parlor

Work done by Miss F. A. Mac. Donaid, .gradluate ot Dr. lMertIn's Hair Dresslng Academy.

Ladies hairdresslng and curling. acalp treatment and shampooing. l'ace and neck message, manlîuâilng a es

and aentiemen. l {Indien outrance noxt door Rear- ' noirs Barber 8h01), 105 Queen St. Phone 54W. 4

berth l’or tlie S. S. Munon’ is living,

.College t0 'Mr. lsnzu' Carter. :Mr.Ish1p and me sympathy of a rCartor lias also sold iris resldence circle of friands will go out [o mm in King Squn-rc to Mr. Hm'ry HIII. and tile rest ot tlie i’wmlly in Stanlcy. lbereavement.

devaloped a broad acquaint‘anee- wldo

tlleir

TIF! tunerul ser—

Bfltll these M0 VGFY dGBÎmÜIG DFO'Ivico waa conducted ‘Monday moru- ' ing by Rev. R. G. Fulton. assisted

CgiiNS

Lift Off with Fingers

Dooan't hurt .a bill, Drop a littlo “Froezono” on an achîhg corn. iu- atuntly that corn stops hurtlng. thon shorily you lift It rtght oli’ with ringers. Truly!

Your drugg'ist sella a tiny bottlo or "Froezono" for a l'ew cents, sur- i'lcient to 'remove every hard coru. soit corn, or corn between tho toea, and tlie callu‘aes. wltliout soreness or irritation.

T he Quaker Way

' nown in Pennsylvanie. the homo of tho Quakers. ’ thore is va ludy nomed Heatex Prico. She knew that the t Quaker mothod o! putting up preaorves and rellshas was Juat a little botter than the usual my. so with the aïd or hor triends. sho began preservlng ior expert. Somo j ol thc good thinga that have

roached us are: î

vvvm

’ Sweet Cueuml’er Rings .55 Colonial Chutnoy .40 I Yeiiow Tomato Jam .75 Red Currant Jelly .40 Crab Apple Jolly .40 Prune Marmelade v .50 Strawberry Jam .60

.00 .00 .70

Sweet Orange Jam Quince Marmaiade Graps Jelly

Blg generoua bottlea, with a ilavor ail their own.

Everything That'n

flood to mat -

E ilenkins 8: Son

PRICES 35e, 50e, 75crAND 81.00

Ticket Ofllce opens dallyÿlrom 9.30 a. m. to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.30 and 7.00 t09.00 p. m. for exchange of coupons

Irom

y Ilev. ll. E. ’l‘homas. man will lie mude at iown.——St. John Globe.

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by rcturned soidiers and ure wun good reason cherislied by

nlcmento in the possession oi‘ (Ïztpt.

with him tu France and willch becuime hy (legrces more and more preelous until todny it possesses n unique vintercst ail its own and ls vulucd altogether beyond prico. 'l‘his souvenir ls o. plnin chamois leather waistcoat upon which is in— ,scribed in tnk the namea ot every camp and billet, every village and bottle-i’ield througll which its wear- cr passcd during training (lays in Canada and England and the more slrenuous campaign days in France and Flanders. Besides 'thesc names, over two hundrod lu num- her, thc waistcoat bears many autrr nrnpliud signatures or soldier enm« rudes of thc 1st ‘(7nnndian (tontin—

1uuong tire herolc deuil. (nm-r au— lugruphs includc those oi’ Geneml (lurrie, Canon Scott. (toi. W. u Barkor V.C. D.S.O., M.C.', etc.. (victor of n combat with over slxty enemy aireraft) LIOUL‘COI. J. S. Scott, M.C., A.F.(‘.., A.I).C., (officei' commanding (Janudian Air Gonerul l’errcau. (loto Commandant Royal Militory College) Col. Roh- ert Leckie, D.‘S.O.. I).'S.C.. D.F.(T., (onc of ICanadu's foremost alrmou who desirnyed two Zepplins and .sunk twn subnmrines) nnd muny otlier naines lligh on tlle roll of Conadian valor; Not tlle signe turcs alone. but the tlme and man-

ner in which tlley were inserihcii and :ho recolleiziions eonnectod with thcm and with the naines ni billets and battie-fdelds throughout tlie rumpaign. give t0 this ilttle souvenir a chnrm and lnterest which will grow riclier with ilin passing years. It has heen worn hy itu owner sinon the early train— rlng (lavis ut 'SaIishury PIitIn in 19H nnd luis aeen service nll along tile lino rrom Yprcs totheSommc. ()nlv recently Generai Currie's autogruph wns secured to enrlch the collec- tion by lCnpt. Stewart whilo on a vlsit in: Ottawa. and as the grcat mon rend over tlle mimes alrcady therc llls oyes simnc, and hc wrnie his own with tho eztgorness nl' a schootboy.

llll nnrll'n Illnlmenl (or lcverywhere

PERSONALS

Miss li‘lorenee Mchlll ni Iho Teiophone Conipuw. (‘hariutieiown is spendlng hor vu. ion al ln-r home in Miiton.

lin le

Mrs A. E. ÿ'l‘oornvba. Recomman- ied by lier daughter lei‘t this morn ing on a visit to Boston. '

‘Mr. and Mrs. Fred (fhrlwtle, A'mh‘eret, N. 3., are vilsitlng i’riends in the city.

.Mr. Cime. A. 'Moikle, Summorsido. (‘. N. 12.. trnvoillng passemzor agent la among the guests rcgiistor- cd ut llle Vlctorin llotel.

MARRIAGES

SALMONAD-MacNEVIN—At Charlot- tetown, IMny 101k, 1‘922, nt the home q! Mr. and Mra. Robert ‘MncWIlv llams. 161 Water uStroet, Freda Ca- roline îMacNevin and Neil Kennetli Salmond. were unnited in marrlage

-by the Rev. .G. iC. Taylor.

DËATHS

m REEVEs—At Froetown. Mpy 15th. 1922, vPicton ‘Reeves. aged l5 vente. F'uneral on Wedneaday et 2 o'clock to Mothodlat Cemetery.

FOR SALE

Very dosim‘blo pmperty on North River .Road. comprisan nlce dwell—

lng. large orchard, hot bouse. mink ranch, and good eut buildings. Ex- empt from clty taxes. Apply 100

W W0 Water 5h

inter- i Charlotte-

A WONDERFUL SOUVENIR— Souvenirs ot many kinds have bcen .; brought back irom tlie battie ilelds i‘

their possessors but there is one war '

li. R. IStewart. eity. whieh he took I

gent, many ui’ whom uro nulnlmrcd}

, t hope,. fear,

.5.

5.2-

A plcture ol ail the thlnga that riae In your mlnd- when you hear the old tunes oI “Bweet Rosie O'Grady. and”'The Slee- walka of New Yor ."

A ploture that tells ofl "East Side. West Slde, All Around the Town," with boys and girls together on “Dear Old Satdr-

day Night."

A picture that cnters thc humble lives oI' a mother, a lad and a girl and. lifts them out o' the slatter to the ohlnlng light o' romance. '

A picture of Bowery and dance hall and Chinatown and Iowly places that tenement folk call home.

A picture that has no shlmmer oî stika or flash o! wealth, or fashlon dresscd to parade on the Avenue. "

BUT a plcture that takes Irom the heart oI mankind all the big fine beautiful thlngs ihat really count and weaves them lnto an hour of pure dellght.

PATHE NEWS

TOPICS OF THE DAY AND I

. love and death fight age long battle.”

r

Just a tlred slip of a girll Cruahed by. a burden at home too bIg to carry. FIIIed with a love too big I‘or the man who had won it. Lured by drcama too bic to corne true. v

Around her the night—and New York.

What awalted' her just corner?

Another great warm slicc oI lite by the

author of “Humoresque.”

Scenario and Direction

by Frances Marion

Force) I

ul WÏWWWWWÎWVMEWHWÏWWWWWË iät

Everybody. knew he

They didn't think h

They didn’t thlnk h

Iubrlcatlon—

WouId lt be there if

CLASS Automobile that wouid be a drug on vthe mark

hair in the oushions .and back. minas. in a car priced at 31375.00 f.o.b. Charlottetown. put on honeycombed radiators. beautiful walnut4 finished dash boards, heavy crown fendersfland glve truly fine paint and en- amel finish for 81375.00. .They didn’t think he could build a car se simple and accessi'oie with a motor that can be taken out without removing the radiaor or the transmission; with pistons that can be taken out through the Iower part of the with a clutch removable by detachlnq only four bolts; a trame iminate all rocking and squeaking of body; chrome nickel rear and pinlon ADJUSTABLE T0 WEAR. and the ALEMITE SYSTEM OF

“Just a Real Good Car."

wouldn’t fly off and build some

e could

e could

A car beautlful in design with DURANT'S name on the front.

the car wasn't right?

Plan for more than you can do, then do it—— _ Bite off more than you can chew. then chew it—

THAT'S DURANT

lt wIII pay you to see the Durant before placing your order for your 1922 Car. erte, Phone or Call