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tAaoi-z. PROFIT ‘DAILY aaculvo exclusive line Men's Neckties dir- ect to wearer. Bend for Free selling Outdt. Dept. 1050 Public Service Mills of Canada, Limited, London, Qntgl-lu, A. w. i-l-s-la-zz.

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MAN on WOMAN to TRAVEL AND appoint local representatives. Posi- tion permanent; yearly guarantee $1300. (being $25. weekly average! and , commission and cash bonuses besides. Winston 69-. Tower Bldg, Toronto.

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earned by college Students) during summer holidays distributing re- ligious literature. For particulars write stating age. college ing course and Year. and when could begin work. Mr. Conrad, College Dept, Tower Bldg. Tor- onto. A. w. Feb. 10-12-15-10-22-20.

Miscellaneous

asesran raolu RANCH. rant or silver foxes. tattooed and "CAI 21G." Reward. Douglas Aftken, Fortune Bridge. 1637-61 _.----——-—-—-"""' JOHN ALFRED MacDONALD, LAND

surveyor, Box B2, Charlottetown. QH-IZ-H-lmopd.

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PUPATO TAG! FOB THE SEA- son's shipments on shcit notice Guardian Central Printcry.

CUT THIS 0U’! FOR LUCK-SEND birth date and 10c for wonderful lvorogcope of your entire 111a. Prof. Raphael. 94 Grand Central

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TENDEBS POI! MANAGER 0F Mon‘ a Bag Circle, for year be- ginning April 1st, will be received by thaBecrstai-y till March 0th. For further particulars apply to Secretary. D. J. Stewart. Lower Montague. 1729-2-14-41.

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WANTED-—GIRL. APPLY PALACE Cafe.‘ l‘ 1719-2-13-81

60cm...» FOR general housework. Mrs. llrcrl Gates, West Royalty. 17314-1440

Salesman Wanted

IALIIMIN WANTED ~ IALI! ‘agent for Prince Edward island Gwd pay. Free outfit We want now a reliable. energetic representa- tivs to handle the best districts on the ‘Bland. Our agency 1s pront- ab1s..Write. Pelham. Nursery. Co. Toronto, Ont. B.‘ W. b-WST 1'

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choice FAT sauna‘ roa sacs. W. C. Enxnan, Glasgow Road. 1753-2 ls-al.

FOR. SALEIID-(IN-SLEIGII. APPLY Hrquharsolfs Livery Stable. 3i ‘£55.... 1'0 tar. imam» Anti mom signs on hand at Ouardllm omei. u

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WANTED -- SIIORTIIORN BULL for Kingston Farmers institute, not ._ over two years old. Samuel New- son, Secretary. 175G-2-15-iweek. WANTED-RETAIL DEALERS FOR Watkins Products in Kings County. Apply l-ledlcy W. McKay, Dealer. Emerald. 1751-2-15-31.

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BAND AT THE RINK THIS Al'- THRNOON. ' 11H 21ml oaoau naclni. Baptist Ohurcli Saturday a p. m. 1159-11.

, _._.. BAND AT THE RINK THIS AF- TERNOON. ~ l"! SAIL FOB BElMUDA-DI'. Q. F. Dewar and Mrs. Dewar‘ sail from Halifax this evening for Bermuda on the "Lady Homers."

rasTaltbAvs MAEKET~Butter sold st 42c; eggs 50c; chickens‘ ‘m. to 51.00; apples 10c. and 12c. doc.- l-lay 00c. to ‘loci straw 40c; oats 600;‘ turnips 40¢; blue potatoes $1.00. Beef 13c.\to 100.; dressed pork itl-‘ec.

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-nocxur AT Bedcque Rink m- night, Bedcque vs. Albany. Skate af- ter match. l 1717

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Annual Meeting} Prince Cty, Came And ‘Fish Assn.

(Special to the Guardian)

BUMMERBIDE, ‘Ieli. ls-Ths an- nual meeting of the Prince county Fish and Game Association was held in the Town i-iall. summe side, on Friday‘ afternoon, Rev. w. l-l. Hard- inmrresidsnt, in the chair. The at- tendance was only fair, as the rain kept many away. The minutes of the last meeting were read, and approv- ed. The president in his address dealt with several questions of importance to sportsmen on the island, emphas- izing the. need of more efficient or- gsnizatlon. The United States were

’ spending millions of dollars on the

conservation of wild life. Every oth- er Province in the Dominion is now taking a more active interest in this important matter, and a Dominion-

. wide organization was. in process of

formation, and if we are going to get our rights we will have to look out for them. A campaign of education was needed, so that people in general would know Just why it was neces- sary to conserve our game and fish. Better an enlightened people. than the big stick method. W0 needed our

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paid vacations and pensions. F information free from M. “C. Civil Service School. Toronto 10.

MEN. WOMEN. 3.1.00 AN HOUR; spare time; Cash; plus cash bon- uses: Free outfit: no experience; writenvhilo opportunity lasts. Real silk Hosiery Mills of Canada. 'Ltd.. Desk 038, Hamilton. Ont.

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MORE MEN WANTED QUICKLY. Bil: pay: easy work while learning Barber ‘Prado under famous Moler American p1an.,world'a most re- liable Barber SehoohBystem. Write today for free literature, Moler Barber College, 5'13 Barrington St, Halifax. Wed and Bat ti‘

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AMBITIOUS WOMEN. BIG PAY. beauty culture and Hairdressing, Join Canada's largest system. 'D1p- lomas granted. Write for inform- ation. s St. Catherine East, Montreal,

BA sivavaagi talogue: time payments if de-

sred, some used ovens on hand. i100

Hubbard Oven Company“ Queen West. Toronto.

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A Teachers Wanted WANTED A.'I‘ ONCE. A SECOND class toaeheii for Hopeiicld School. $00.00 supplement fnr remainder of icrni. Apply in John A. McDonald. Sccy of Trustees. 2-13-31

Retirement Of Judge Stewart From County Ct.

‘Hon. W. S. Stewart, for the last sixteen years judge of the- Queenfs County Court, celebrated his 75th birthday on Thursday-last. Having reached the age limit. he will retire on superannuation. receiving full pension of 05.000 n year. ‘

Judge Stewart, who is retiring in excellent health, had'a “successful career as barrister. Always keenly in- tcrcsted in polities. lio fought along- alrle ‘o1 many of the stalwarts of the Conservative party. In i000 he was Conservative nomined for the libel- erAi in Welt - u ' ‘ the late Sh" Louis Davies. Twelve years later he W08 Bloated as repre- sentative for Charlottetown in the Legislsturoflfn 101i. l vacancy "i?" curring in the ‘Queen's County Co"? Judgashlp thipugh- the death of Judge MacDonald. Judas Stewart received his liliiiiiltinent. As ho him- self _ * in his rotirinl ldflrw on the Bench, the position ii largely a sinoeute, there being fewer duties to be discharged by the Court than in former year's.

while Jildgoitvwartfs retirement nominally fr)! due on his 75th birth- day, it is understood that he will car- ry on until a successor is appointed. The position is thus on ail fours with that of the Govarnorlliiil. which be- came vacant in Bibi-turbo!‘ i"? If"! which u ma; retained bv oov-mvr

- Hearts until the ubsrsi party agrees

upon a successor. ft 1s understood that in the latter case Mr. H. n. Jenkins. MP will receive tho apl point-ism 0n the dissolution of Par-

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Large demand for ladies who learn

Marvel Beauty Acalemlea,

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c; BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. A.’ scent to-morrow morning will Ilon "they were Not There." in,’ m, Ivenlni. m‘ ‘ml-leci- l‘ "Cifdes Mc-

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MC(.‘Afll‘llY—-At the City Hospital, on Feb. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Augustus McCarthy. City, a daughter.

oALcAnr-At the City Hospital, on Feb. 1mm Mr. and Mrs. John Gal- lant, City, a daughter.

MARRIAGEB sieo0wAu--_wl:A'rlir.arlis-Al st. Matthews Church, Quebec. by Rev. Canon A. RsKelly, Iorna Ellen (laugh tar of Colonel aha Mrs. s. sfweath- erbie. of aslievuefis r Murdock mu McGowan o; kumulr.

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McMURDO-rnt Kelvin, Feb. n. mo |Mrs. A. It.‘ NfcMurdo, aged d9. Bim- Ieral Sunday at two o'clock from her late residence.

Dim g11v MEMORIAM

(Yllanlry. Wllli died February '15, 1929.

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One year has passed

Our hearts still sore

As time passes on

We miss you more.

We often sit and think of you When we slo all alone

I-‘or memory ls the only friend That grlaf can call its own.

Father, Mother, Sisters and Brother.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of oar Aunt. Mll- Lawson Dollllll. who Ieivsrivd i!” life February 16th, 1089.

l We miss that faca and aver will

l ller vacant place there's none to an Down here we mourn, but not in vain For up in Ileavcn we will inset mill"- lnscrtcd by her Ncices Lydia and Elisabeth Simone, Newtonville, Mass.

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iiament and that his sueeessorssfed- tral candidate for. Q11"!!! Will b6 Di‘- Cyrus Hlofdillan.

The question of a successor, to Judge Stewart is new hitercsthlg m1- iticiana. in the running now an Messrs. J. J. Johnston. C. G- Duffy. and n. nonu- Show. It is understood that mailer ssuaaen has intimat- ad that it is not his intention accept the position in the event. o1 it being offered to him. _

(The above news item, which ap- peered 1a.. u; 'in yesterday’ cm an is hirswith rspub lied)

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_--Thfl Car Ferry was unable to maize its return trip to Borden last evening

reach port at the change of tide.

REMOVAL OF CANDY FACTORY —Major D. A. McDonald leaves for

Halifax this morning on business Mr‘ Ne“ McDongail‘ Chm w“.

dun, was present. He had just return- ed from Port Jelly, N. S., where the season only recently closed. Mr. Mc- Dougall in giving his opinion about the closed season, stated ihflii he considered it would be more t0 the advantage of bird conservation to have n 10111301‘ closed period. A 1-10"-

connccted with the removal of the National Candy Company to Char- lottetown. Mr. F. J. Holman, Pro-

company is already

time.

victory for the pro side.

CLASSES ORGANIZED. - Al. an enthusiastic meeting of the Young People's Society of Trinity Church held last night. classes were organlaedfor study of various top- ics of popularlintersst in young peo- ple. Clssses in public health will be conducted by Dr. crlieiman, in lit- erature by Rlev. Di‘. Ramsay, in pros- ent day world conditions by Mr. Edwin Johnson, in art, Mrs. P. A. Oreeimsn. mother opportunity for enrollment wiihbo given at Sunday night's meeting of tho young peo- ple. it is expected that classes. in home economics and public speak- ing will also he oiganized. The classes will be hold one evening csch week and will be followed by s social hour suoh as was enjoyed last niaht.

PERSONALS l

Mrs. J. A. Viliard who hasspent 2110 past. month in this dty lsft to- dsy for her home in Tignlsh.

Miss Pearle Douglas has arrived

' from Boston on a visit to her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas, High- land Ave.

The many friends of Mm. Vincent Matinee will be glad to learn that aha has completely recovered f-lbm he: iooant opiration and was sbisdo return to liar homo in Tlgtilsh.

Mr.‘ Murdock Manhood, onsriotts-

‘ig to ice conditions in the straits. BWBOENDYIBYB- 9115mm. W!» “ilists in the world, Roberta's Circus, ceremon: steamer left Torrnentine at 3.15 {never ending scum 0i dllilm 91"‘, “than, . and was able to reach s point lipaitd in by 119111"- mi-ll!» 5°" ""1 ‘nume w mile from Borden, whence h. was o; qr u ossilals to proceed further owing J Sififld! 1°? ‘milllil-“iy “d mm" lntereephe lceeonditions. At the time of Edwarvmg to press, the, ferry was reported in 0th the same situation. However, it cam was hoped that she would ho able to fl‘

vinoial distributing agent for ‘this I in Halifax. Councillor B. Roy-Holman leaves Monday morning to interview the General Manager and shareholders oi‘ the Candy “Company. lt.1s esti- mated that the National Candy Com- pany will be able to start operational in Charlottetown in three weeks

keenly debs‘ ‘ and resulted sin a

own representative at Ottawa. so that the Department might be given the real facts about our needs. The fol- lowing resolutions were passed: 1.—We recommend that the data for the opening-of the shooting sea- son bc advanced to September 10th and the closing be on December 14th. Z.—WE recommend that the closed season on plover, yellow loin-and lcurlew terminate ‘with the present year, as they are not included in the Migratory Birds Act. iL-We recommend‘ that the De- partment secure its information from reliable sources. ' 4.-We again recommend the ad- visability of making a iaird sanctuary for the province, as the flight of ~blrds is more and more away froln

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.-'I‘hat while the laws were better

we deeimit advisable that Wardens have special attention given to three weeks preceding-the opening of the season.

6.-',I‘hat the Provincial Govern- ment make 1t greater effort to se- cure the enforcement of the law re- garcling non residents fishing and shooting. as 1t seems unjust to fine ur own residents for violations of the Dominion law, while hundreds of people from different parts are allowed to violate our provincial laws with impunity. <

The nomination of officers was then made, Mr. ‘Harding havink said that he could not undertake the du- ties of» his office any longer, the fol- lowing were elected for the year:

Prcsidcnt—John E.- Campbeli; Vice Pres-J. Leroy Holman; sooty.- Trees-Morley M. 13811-

Mr. A. E. MacLei-m, M. 7-» was present, and assured the meetiul; 9i his willingness to do allilminil h" could. He said that it was Pfobibl“ that there might be a visit from the Commissioner ilrMurcll, 311d ll w“ decided that. should the Conlnljs- sioncr come. a special meeting of the Association should be called.

licld nnrl it “as illc eonccnsus ill opinion that the sportsmen of P. E. island were not inking as much in- ltcrcst‘ ns they should in these mot- Hers, There was an unanimous feel-

years. Early ill the folclioou Pre- lnicr MacDonald, U. S. Secretary 0i State Stimson, U. S. Ambassador Morrow and Senator Robinson of the U. S. delegation mct with Premier Tardicu and Briand and Mnrrlncr at the House of Commons and closeted themselves for a serious conference. France's figures issued last- evening brought an unfavorable reaction from ovcry other delegation. lndced the total created something akin to CGII- stcrnation. The delegates believe they have at least one month of intense worry cut out for thciu in-rcaching a‘ solution to this \1lal problem. 1t was understood from wcii-infornlcri sourccfs that it \v;v:. llIl|lC(l in persuade France to rurlnce the total to some- thing like 550.000 inns. Since ltaiy demands parity with Frnilce and any other continental Eilropenn power. there seemed. iloihing for Dino Grandi, Italian Foreign Minister to do but to enter s. claim for similar tonnage or not to rock the boat for o

not recede from her position. The opinion was expressed in conference circles that Sgr. Grancli would hold his hand for the present, since Italy already has indicated that she neither wants nor approves such a big navy. v

observed last year than before, yet .

oral discussion on this subject was.

time and to see whether France \vlli|

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1n the campaign to persuade France to reconsider‘ . her claim, France will be asked to state spec- ifically just why she needs this total tonnage and why she needs the ton- nage she specifies in ‘each category. Then there is the new German super cruiser which is in effect a battleship although conforming to cruiser ton- nagc. The cruiser is supposed to be the last word in offensive weapons of the sea. Germany is per- mitted by treaty to build six of these ships and France naturally wants‘ to know whlctilcl‘ she is going to build them. it was stated today that Great llritaln might sound out Germany on behalf of France.

1L was said that the _U. S. and Great Britain were prcplircd to re- |ccgnlze Frances right to build more cruisers. Again Iirance is anxious to know how far the U. S. is prepared to go on disarmament and what the U. S. attitude toward the League of Nations will be. 1t was understood Mr. Sthnson would assure France the E U. S. will continue as ilcrtolorc with ‘IUIC League disarlnalncnt progruln. i The subconllnlttce oi experts meet-

ing lit St. James Palace today adopt- ed a plan oli cxelnpt and. special classes of war vessels shrlilar to‘ that,

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Anthem “I Need Thea Every Ifoar" . . . . . . . . .. Berwald ,

Sermen--"God‘s Purpose for You" . . . . . .. The Minister ‘

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