Half

lda. Bo

W W of relief ,b Wood's Norwu-ynrgiue Syrup. y The healing ingredients a: this well known remedy penetrate inﬂamed tissues in the throat and bronchial tubes sud break up germ-laden phlegm, Children take it willingly.

STRiKEScz.

In can Your m; om

lluriakyiutreutlngeougha tuklngDr.

gently and may. No after-elects.

ROOT

a m, COLDS .» couoss

. VIXENS

ful propagation.

NEED

“IMPERIALS "

Successful fox ranchers feed IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS because they contain food ele- ments essential for health, strength and success-

“IMPERIALS” should be fed liberally now to vixens because they supply elements necessary to ensure large litters of strong pups and main- tain health and vigor of vixens,

“IMPERIALS” fed during this season repay richly in generous results.

IMPERIAL BISCUIT COMPANY, Ltd.

~ V Charlottetown, P. E. I.

ﬁmasss arm ransom-Anon

110a Friday cveningTebruary 1st the members o1’ Lady Patricia 12.0. B.A. and friends gathered at the (range Hall, Canoe Cove, to tend- er Mrs. Fred MccPhail (who was formerly Edith MacConnelI and a

'Ehlued member of the L.O.B.A.) an

address and presentation. when all iIad assembled Sister Annie Mac- Einnon called the meeting to order Ind called upon Sister Margaret Macliachern and sister Christenu MaoNevin to escort the newly mar- ried couple to the seat of honor while Sister ‘Louise MacNevin read a beautifully worded address and Sister Florence MacPl-ree presented a well filled purse. Sister MacPhail in her usual pleasing manner thanked the members for their thoughtfulness and trusting all would come to see her in her new home after which Sister Blanche Mac-Kenna played one of the Lodze Odes.

The remainder oi the evening was spent in games and music. A dainty lunch was served by tho ladies and a very enjoyable evening was brought to a close by singing “For they are a jolly good couple.

Following is the address.

To the Worthy Mistress of our Lodge-

Drear Edith: We your Sisters and Brothers are assembled here to- night to bestow on you cu". good

wishes and to express our just ap- preciation oi so valued a member

ularly as the weeks come around you have been in your place to per- form the duties of your office. Your unfailing good nature and willingness to help our cause has endeared you to us. We know it has been a great joy to you to see the Orange Lodge prosper and grow in your home community. We are glad to know you are going to remain with us in our Order for som-e time ynt. It is the earnest wish.of all who are assembled here tonight that the years to come will be bright and happy for you.

And now in remembrance of the many hours spent together in our meetings we ask you to accept this gift and assure you no hearts are warmer or fiends more sincere than those that are assembled here tonight.

We wish both you and your hus- band many years of happy wedded life.

Signed 0n behalf of the members or Lady Patricia Lodge.

Confectioners Protest Sugar Tax

The Ezrcise Taxes on Sugar and Glucose unfairly discriminate against the Biscuit and Confection- ery mdustries, and should be wiped cut when the‘ nexb Budget is brught down at Ottawa, according to a resolution passed at a meeting of

in our Lodge. Your faithfulness has been truly remarkable for as reg- =_-;———t-_= ,.--._-_:_-.._. _—-,- --,;;-

IMPLES

amount of all. en llb

i: ..,

Your Vision Be Certain Of

We often hear this ll‘!!- nent-“llow can I possibly need any help when l can nee

‘ as well as any one?"

The answer la this-How , much you see has little to do r with it.

It ll how comfortably Jill see that is important. Few IN comfortably without some ul- aistanee. You may be one of the few, but learning the

would

t mm. be um» u» j m. " G. F. Hutcheson

OPIOIITIIB’!

Last ' Week

hard coal. A ton will be

- or Furnace sizes $12.50.

i5 r*a~.|.,t...m.

of Contest

One more week in which toyvin a free ton of given away Saturday, 31"!- Qﬂiﬂ‘ 10m‘ hard coal now and secure your coupon you may be the winner. Baseburuer

H.R.Large6PCo

Canada's leading Confectionery Manufacturers, held in theIMcunt Royal Hotel, Montreal, on Friday, February 8th.

It was pointed out that these taxes. which are a heavy burden, borne only the sirgar-using manufacturers and the public are costing Confectionery and Biscuit manufacturers in excess of there- quarters oi a million dollars a year; a tremendous burden to Ono group oi Industries that other Industries do not share. Manufacturers report- ed that these taxes, coupled with the sales tax, cost them from nine to twelve percent of their total cost

_ oi their total cost of production. The

Sugar and Glucose taxes alone cost- ing leading manufacturers from $15,000 to $40,000 a year. It was stated that these taxes represented approvximately u twenty-fifth per- cent tax on the Industries’ chief raw material.

The Confectioners present took vigorous. can ption to the fact that the Government had singled out their Industry-manufacturing a

_ necessity of modern life-and had

on it a much greater per-

centage oi taxation than that borne other Industries. It was demon-

s rated that the Ccnfectione In- dustry is by no means an in ustry earning large profits. On the con- trary, many leading firms have suf- fered severe losses for several years past, or had their profits, it any, materially reduced. On the other hand, the ‘Industry represents an important part oi Canada's Indus- trial life, with more than forty million dollars of invested capital,

DI dollars a year to ten thousand of

duction around thirty-five

M§t§eea8irc¢

, , .3‘ .,

yirmin encessof eight million ' employeeasna withauannual pro- '

rue Amazons-rows cusxpmn

Eastern I Locals

but uatun III!

in f go unewuy ‘u.

sorted it I 08h l payable in udvlnee.

IUIIIWBIJ. 00A!- HJO per ton delivered. M P. Walsh, 40 Chestnut Street. L-Mdl-I-IO-Bi-iﬂii.

“WUBSCBIPIION! no The Charlottetown Guardian may hr banded to their Rept- Archle Hume. Phone ﬂ, or left at It. J. Ill-bun‘: Drug Store. Montague. b-‘l

be is silt"!

Rlrport of the Prince Bdwardlk- land egg laying contest.

,Pen Owner's Name Pts. 1 Exp. sirn, Ch'town ...B.R. 881.8 2 Mrs. R. mm, New Wilt-

.L.

l shire sou 3 Mrs. J. H. ,Now Haven B. 481.6 4 S. R. Pendleton, Reusing- wn .. . . 284.4

. Mclilrls Dc- Ssb‘e 3.17. MA 6 Wm. it. Brown, Wood Is-_

la 403.2 7 nap. 8th. Clfwwn ...B.R. 86.2 Weekly production 42 per cent. P‘. A. Driscoll. Manager oi Con- test, Dr. J. A. Clark, Superintend- ent.

“Lady? Rodney” In Port at Halifax

HALIFAX. N5. Rb. iii-The liner "Lady Rodney," Captain W. ,B. Armit, arrived at this port Friday with cruise passeng- ers from Jamaica and the Bahamas. British West Indies, via Bermuda ‘and Boston.

In addition to passenpra the Lady Rodney brought cargo con- sisting of bananas, citrus fruits, to- matoes, cocoa, cocoanuts, coffee, pimenta. rum, nges and general. The Lady Rodney will sail again from the port of Halifax on u re- turn cruise voyage to the Bahamas and Jamaica via Boston and Ber- muda on llleb. 20 fcllowin! which there will be four other similar monthly cruises in "regular service sailing from the port oi Halifax be- fore the opening oi the serscn from Montreal. being the Lady Somers March 6 and April 3rd, and the Lady R/odney March 20th, and April 17th. 0n the voyage of the Lady Somers April 3rd, northbound she is scheduled to proceed direct to Montreal arriving at that port April 28th, which will be the first arrival of the 0.11.8. Lady liners in this service for the season 1935 to be followed by the Lady Rodney May 12 .

million dollars a year.

The manufacturers agreed that it has_been impossible to raise prices when the taxes were introduced, to take care of this burden, partly due to the penny and nickle units in which so much Confectionery is sold, but principally due to the fact that any attempt to raise the price in thes depressed times would seriously curtail already depleted volume.

The manufacturers included the President of the Confectionery. Association, H. W. Hunt. of Hunt's Limited, Toronto; F. T. W. Saunders Fry-Cadbury, Limited, Montreal; W. A. Patterson, Patterson Choco- lates, Limited, Toronto; Jas. War- dropper, Rowantree C0,, Limited, Toronto, E. Littler. Walter M. Low- ney Co. Limited Montreal: Geo. S. Moffat, Moirs. Limited, Halifax: A. R. MacKenzie, Ganong Brothers, Limited, St. Stephen; WJ-Lf-‘iamblin HamMln-Metcalfe, Limited, Kitch- ne; C. E. spooner, Willard’: Choco- lates, Limited, Toronto; Stanley Wharton, Chex Limited, ‘Hawker- bury; A. Gigue-e. Viau Biscuit. Cor- poration, Montreal; Maurice Cun- ningham, Robertson Brothers, Limi- ted, Toronto: P. .1. McGough. Plan- ters Nirt and Chocolate, Limited, Toronto; Paul Vaillancmu-t, Valli- ancourt, Limited Montreal: Thcs. J. Boyle, O-Pee-Chee. Limited. London Ontario; T. J. McAndrews. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company, Toronto; M. B. Bates, Life Savers and Beech- Nut Sales Company, Hamilton: K. McIntyre, Canadian Chewing Gum Co., Toronto; and L. S. Fraser, Can- ada Biscuit Company. London, 0n- tario: W. J. Crcthers, Limited, Kingston. Ontario.

~Egg Laying Contest

* Central Guardian

‘NI-sung unlinked uawuyudhu untoward airmen

d‘ e I

ANOI. STRAND- Blarney Btﬂd."

way Sprlnghill, Dominion Phone 240

aiding today. Old Sydney. Inverness, Standard and Coke. A. Plckani a Co.

'10 PBJNOI BTIIIIT SCHOOL ICE SPORTS. Din-

; m, sand noise-rum ruirymqqmu

_...__. TIE MANY TRENDS of M!!! Frances olew. olrde River. will "- gret to learn that she is in the P-ll. Island k089i"! "IMQPBVUII In operation for apvﬂﬂﬂivlill-

nunrrzruax rrauo. - The Heintuman Plano was chosen by Carola Goya for her recital Friday evening. The piano was kindly loaned by Miller Bros, who are the

given the poet of Dock Master It Montreal. Captain Cameron is from Charlottetown and is at present commanding the ens. mdy Bim- ere.

DISCUSS COLLEGE WORK — On ‘Tuesday evening of last week a very enjoyable reception was 811/61! tn Messrs. Grant and Oulton, Dom- micn and Maritime representative! of the Students’ Christian Move- ment at the Old Spain Blue Room by the P. W. C. S. C. M., consisting of Misses Wood and McMillan, Dr. Steele, Prof. Patterson and also Messrs. Matheson, McKay, Large. Murdock and Veasey. The local S. C. M. members were very much in- terested in the work curried on in other colleges throughout the Do- minion, of which Mr, Oulton and w. Grant have close contact.

PREPARING THIBD ISLAND SCRAP 800K - Writing from Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Mr. Ben- jamin Bremner says he is enloying his annual visit to his relatives but is by no means forgetting old friends at home. He is at work on a third series of articles dealing with by- gone tunes in Prince Edward Island. and hopes to publish these in, book form during the present year. Read- ers of his previous Island Scrap Books will hail this news with great interest. Far from having exhaus- ted his ma ' 1, Mr. Bremner has, by dLigent search, found many new anecdotes and facts bearing on lo- cal history and tradition. He is to be congratulated, not only on hav- tug cultivated this delightful liter- cry hobby so successfully, but in possessing the gift of transmuting his nest and enthusiasm to his read- ers.

MILLVIEW W. I. —-'l‘he regular monthly meeting oi the Nllllview Women's Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. George Macfsachern on Thursday evening. February 7th. Meeting opened by singing Ode fol- lowed by repeating Creed in unison. Roll call was answered with . a Valentine Verse by fourteen mem- bers. There were also thtee visitors present. Minutes of lust mSBtlng were read, approved and passed. School committee reported buying grapes for school treat and siclr committee reported one visit. A letter irom Mr. J. R. Smith, Mur- gaie, re mat patterns and terms fo" buying same. was read; also a lctter from Mrs. S. M. Martin, Provincial Convener oi Agriculture, regarding Cali and Poultry Clubs. Discussion followed the reading of these letters but nothing definite was decided. Two questionnaires were completed namely those on Canadian Indus- tries and Canadianizatlon. Mrs. Cordon Sheidow kindly invited next meeting. The social part of the pro- gramme consisted ol a "Sewing Contest" put on bv Mrs. George L. Jenkins, prizes being won bv Mrs. Gordon Sheidow and Mrs. Charles MacKenzic. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and meeting closed by singing thc National

_ Anthem.

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a-erva-v-ra-sm

lvl-lir-"Ibe n-ma-a-e-tus.

SEVEN CARS COAL on our Rall-

L-Wll-2-1D-3i. thld P335980

agents f this Ilileﬂdid insbm- ways.

ment. or L468! Gray gripped his shoulder Just in “:8 “iii” mmt “lanolin: down

“an”, lnnnmm," _ me g wen captain as n. Cameron s1 1-: ‘h’ ‘MP “m” m, M mam street, mum. has been mdﬁmhﬁﬂrflifqmuflyfm °

ivihm Python

IIIIQAIIIII-Aﬂllel m “IIUQQIT

Ocutinuedfroluvloll

star was a. u“! bud, encircled a snake. PM! the tip of the star Mint flrthﬂli from the bifurcation, ran two more. on shorter parallel linel. evidently

aunbdisc.

In the angle made bythe two points of the stu- to tnorlshtvi aatbe drawing ofa

Chiembfs foreilnicr stalk of the Y tn its bifurcation. and there mime. tapped thm timer on the lotus bud.

Grey understood. 'I‘he center of the five-pointed Itur wu their ob- Jectlve.

TheYatalkprovedtobeoneu- ceasively narrow gorge, rather than a passage, its aides appearing - fo. all that the four could see-to tow

ti Suddenly, with a stifled emolum- ation, Samdad Chicmba slipped on a smooth declivity in the rocky Pith stumbled forward, and lurched side-

"rhcu are more able to climb than ,1," ho said sharply, addressing the hunchback. "Go ,bring back to mo that which has fallen!" He peered anlioualy over the edge of the path. into the blalkneu.

"What have you lost, Rimpoche?“ asked Gray.

The Abbot turned to him. Even in tbepoorligbhﬂraycouldeecthe tense anxiety in his eyes.

"The sevenfold prayer!" he une- wered hoarsely. "May the Blessed One send that this be not an evil omen!"

Snstching the silver case from the hunchbeck when he returned he thrust it into the breast of ht ‘ robe, ‘(grossing the heavy silk tithtl cv .

“The omen is goodl" he said terse ly. "I return thanks to the Blouse One ‘

1.. For some minutes after that, the; were at a. loss as to which direetlo ~ to take. Th; map indicated a puss ‘ age way leading to the five pointer star. But there was no slsn of an, opening,

Then Gray~ noticed Au oblin piece of rock about six inches tbir and some three feet long, stu-ndir. upright against the wall of the cav

from the ground. It was dropped in- to a socket cut for it in the rocky ﬂoor. Just abovait was a semi-lun- ar gash in the atone, a little larger than a man's hand.

They had reached another score. door. ollﬂnable only from their side. The oblong stone was easily lifted

the undercut edge of the semi-lun- sr notch, Gray tugged at it unt.l a section of the crystal encrusted wall swung inwards.

If some of the previous caverns had caused hlrn to marvel, the im- mensity and g. andeur of the one he was now looking into, took away its breath,

Before them lay the Temple of the White Python.

So stupendous was it, that it was some time before they could take m its deters.

Four archway! opened in to it, three of them being ..n darkness and one of them clmed by a curtain oi what locked like sewn hides. The fourth entrance — smalier and low- er thanthe others - was lighted from within by the iiickeringgrcen- ish-blue glare of another, but in- visible. ﬂame. -

As in the case of the Cavern m the Seven lihxtrances. light was pro- vlcled by a column of volcanic fire, the blindingly bright undulating greenish-blue pillar of it, shooting upwards with a rumbling roar.

wm-ily the party entered, and crossed the great floor.

Again the roof was invisible in overhead gloom. some two score ir- regularly-shaped pillars formed of joined stalactites and stalagmitee seeming to support it.

In the huddle of the vast expanse of floor stood a sinister-looking al- tar o! grey granite. having a de- pression in its center the lingth o! a small-aimed man and about as wide. On its square sides and ends

cm and projecting about two fee: l

out. ‘rhrusting his fingers beneath .

Protestant Orphanage

Cornwall l; York Pt, per Mn. E. J. McMillan a Mrs. l-‘red White

Phone 240

WHEN YOU NEED FUEL’.

Any kind or size, please remember that we can supply you with the very best quality at the lowest price.

Sold‘ in any quantity.

A. PICKARD & CO.

Chester McNeill . The following 25c. each -- 'I‘y'.or Ching, William Ching, Nelson Stew-

Annual Collections (Continued) 49 SPECIAL "w" F"¢'°"' P" m‘ 0' “w” rams Cable Head West w. 1. am and Mn. F. Deacon Kmpboro Db," p" M". W213“ L_4“1_g.19.1| Austin A. Scales . 5.00 Ymllllikllltizlgﬁ‘: l;_°;nr.“'“ LAKE VERDE SCHOOL R'- Dagﬁ éhlwoéﬁ r Honor roll of Lake Verde School M“ ‘m’ ' '- . f J : Mn‘ “be” 03mph?!“ ' ‘gdazfgrlgnlgbtlisfgon 123 °hr.~:1‘§m§l1 Charlie 801718-11. I M“ 9°“ “W” ' '50 Joshua. McDonald .50 Helen Acvn. a Alan Oa-lleehw- Ml" “h” “w” ' ‘ '5, Selclon McLean .50 Gade IX-Martina McAdlm- M"- °°‘°Y W“ " ‘ ‘.0 Wilfred McLean .. so Grade vm 1 Marlon scrim- 1 M1"- -’°"““ “w” g, Lloyd Mclrean .40 Basil Redmond. a Esther Redmond- lé: g-Iefeltjwghﬂgu; ‘M wm. Robertson .. .40 one» vn: 1 Doris Russell. i - ' r . ; 1 . Miss Susanna Schurman ?gg:1°"A_ Lgg3;‘&1‘i_ Mggadéllzxﬁhgn‘ 9mm‘ my“ if: aim ﬁg‘ '50 Charles Bwwnrt -- J5 Grade Iv‘ (a): 1 Ernie Shea. l Mrs: George Jardinc . He1a\:'s=e§i.>»1g¥g;i§ hnbérmghfl-ngggg .Y'G;lad/g§i‘£"l;. (b): I Even“ mm ti: l :50 McI-‘emr W55“: Y°“n3' Ralph, “m: mend. 2 Dawson Cole. t} ‘Pena 081' M“: Jom Reeves 5o ertson. Totm-dllo “mam . ‘ A“ g Him“. Mrs. Peter Reeves 50 ~ . Grad” In (m- f " M! Do .5; Jud,“ ‘ m Kingsboro, per EmJy uruco Grades III (b): 1 Harold Red- " u‘ " 5o a ' mend 2 Vera Baylsn. 3 Mary Duffy hﬂ-gJghn paymter . Roy Dwxb 5o -_ _ H h M“ "=4 w- “m” 5° Gertie ..»*.v‘..;.t'"""""""' "0 S13” $1‘ Hi1‘... and m . .. r e , ,- V '50 Egan. gesture Kemy gang-m», qquql, 3 Joseph c. B‘ Mnmestm .50 rt 1116C ........-.--.... .‘ puny. 3 James Duﬂy new» 51am»,- - g3 hiétstliiii‘. .::::::::::::: "i? m" L- m“ "~""“‘~"- SO B8 Q ‘Ir BBQ l ~< i “wk Dams“ 4-,“ areelcrrinursitebézxart ALEXANDRA 503091, J- H- '40 o u: coll an v u nee - a J. B. Lewils . 2B0 IdQr-‘zﬁdlx Sr.-i Dors . .Pra ves ..... a» ' a . “Sign: inflict/nineties each-Mae. Jas. m“ Pwmﬁfe ‘ifffqgi, chm‘ “d Grade Ix Jr. Babe Wood- Smith, Mrs. John Jurdine, Mrs. Joe. Grade VI—-' lZz-"mund Bmhnézt- Lewis, Mrs. D. S. Dunning. Clarence ohm B, amt t-l William W00 . Tntal-ILOS Th d R be? ---- .2 Agile! Wood. 8° on’ o “am ‘ ‘l Grade III Jr.-1 Richard Brchﬂlli

(fade Ill Jr.-—1 Allie Carver. 3 Betty Richardson. Grade I'—1 Glendon Brehaut.

rsrzazzs-slsl? u» m ma» l» w ' tile entlrel enclrolin the atone m“ ' ' or over in attendance -— Blend“ F the pa‘! Ca y ' ‘ - - 1-00 ' I n “n t Richard ‘Brehsul, Aunts or l II TC kkTdirere was no also of life of any w" 111mm,“, New” Loo East Baltic, per Pansy Bruce 660;,“ "Dom wood, m, wood, of Your Hands l n few yards from m fourth en- 31011:); sgnmi-amm- M.,, (hunch, Bwwm, ,5 Willing Wong. to Teacher trance. and directly opposite it: - ' Mrs Raleigh Bruce as " ’ °“ “' ' Paroles‘ the youthful qrpqrango d t “m (btwped Jnmsa g ................ 1.00 ' ' ' ycvurbandabyglvingthemtbcaumeclrc 2:211? ‘Ding, 83m: tweiiguiect high wwwm-V You gird Yourfacc. Use Cation-n and of the thickness of a young ilr foo Mm Ray Bruce an ed lolpeveryrlmeyouwaahyonharnis; “T99- 1 1'00 Alice Jarvis .1’. e | 1 ‘m4 » A strong smell of animal ammonia, ' , ~ . ,, I onmchtopreveusredusaeaad 1h the odor o‘ m “m”, ‘mm, "o" 1t Kidney Trouble u: Blnddcrclzlallln; mwmm“! hﬂhmh“ '° "11" l" “'- 1'” am sum w Martha oar-nit“ .- t't?'s'i‘e‘v'ft't' '»?‘.'.3‘.i.'.'.'..T.-'-'.°"1'>1--I-=-'~ *'°""‘°""""'°“""“°"' “""" = ,,5"",,,,“,,,", ,,,';",*",:,*:'°.“,,,,,“,;%:.".'. “.39 1133 ' , a‘:.:::'r.::'"r.-..... .. .....:¢¢¥‘,"i; “r?-'JT-“.S°‘J1‘Tf“"‘”“ 3-w- h - w» or w-aw- i“ Wuiimmi“ “ ’f‘"' °' sofas"; "st-"ilii-i-ii? "iii: ' nan-lacuna- ' ' c“ 9° mnunmd‘) M Mrs. Albti-tauariett". l" "W" m“ ‘m’ '"° " “mg/s