EAPRIL 3 1930
SOMETHING
WHEN EVE YONE’S'-HUNGRY _
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e_ake.- Wonderful ollallty. Write or
Dlrble for special prices. l. T. Holman
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ceptionaiiy bright young lad and a
general favourite . with his. school
great patience. There are left to
"_ _ mmm". _ _[mourn besides his sorrowing par
" B ents, seven brothers and _one sister ..
yeas to eight months. re
specively, as follows:-Liiah. Percy
Herman, Stanley, Ennis,_ Lloyd,
Lawrence and Wallace. The funeral
tool: place on Tuesday .aftemoon
from the home to the United Church
and Cemetery at Lot 16, Rev. Mr.
Aitken officiating and was very
large‘y attended The pallbearers
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chumsandbors'hisil1nesswith» ‘ »~
a at home, ranging in age from “M
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always pure, always depend-
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dishes. Arid how it saves on
cream and butter! l
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iisamio  s 
PETERS ROAD AND VICINITY
M_urray` nar-
conducting
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The sermons of the talented mean-
er are much appreciated. and the
meotinp are lll‘l0ly attended. IB.
Harris has a voice of rare volume
which, with the amor an amount
choir, _has [NM elect inthe Wr-
vice of  ` » _
ton. N. B.. and a native of Peters
Road. is now visiting his old home.
We have not -learned-if Mr. Ms
bean intends to remain here per-
manently.
ml? Please for a`time-yet there's
no place like home.
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Mill Myrtle McKinnon. of 'roron
to. who has been' visiting" relatives
and friends at Petra load.. Mur-
ray Htrbor North. eto., ha|_ret|n1\~
ed to thealsove city, where
again resu_me was;
  
  
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If you want ' ing s .oxessuii abiiday  `a\
-Expeditious illll her _hems_ ‘Greer  wi
relatives- aiiffrlends t
N" w°'km°_w!" ‘ nm' ‘im
Nat Qoal for base burners and brood- .___
rived at Hedley Muttart's, Carleton, -_-
» H-lU!'l"aaarvsn un- ur rms visitor to siuhmei-side thu week. s._
°rr-'l- ’I'- Bvlmr Limited- ' -Miss Mcheod. or cuismsh. whu
278|-4-2-31. has been visiting in Charlottetown, is
_ ` at present visiting her sister, Miss
_ -BOB!!! P08 SALE-Just m'- Roena McLeod. of Bummerside. B.
for some time.
Mr. Anrua Me!»ea`i\Nais`of 'mn-_
a'car or choice western horses. J. W.
Whitehead, owner. . am-41
1:-D0N"1' FOIIGIIT that we have
just received a oarload of Ollofile.
Write or phone promptly for special
prices. ll. T. Holman Limited.
I7!!-4-I-Si.
onnzns for rmiiiur st eu? onicss
Peter Moilutt ds Bon, Malpeque. -
_Uhureln held their annual Easter
Thank Offering on Tuesday after-
noon, in the llpworth Hail, Bummer
o! members and a number or visitors
were_present. The offering amounted ' _._f
tg- Qhf nmgty dqllgrg, M11, Mgjgr ..°THl BEST EANCHIIU Ill! Ollri
Townsend pggmgd in cha gunna gg Fox Biscuits. Robinaon’|, Bummerside.
the President, ms. Neil Mound. ar- ‘ 2785-4-2-ii'
ter s devotional period the follow-
byssrs. Harry ausn; heading hy
Mrs. D. B. Mosby, and a special .An event of prime Importance
talk by ltrl. Lucas Allen on "Mis- transpired in Kensington on Monday
sions in Ghins," which was of par- evening when all the msiii omcials
ticular interest. A social hour, with theme convened, to take oognimnee
refreshments serced by the ladies or me event. The mail oiiioials had
brought e. very pleasant afternoon learned that Mir. Keir Duggan, as-1
to afolosl. 8. . sistant post-rriaster, had resigned ptei
‘ --- paratory to 'pmsoeuting his studies"
-M. B. E. C. TRAINING COURSE along intellectual lines. Mr. Lioydf
WELL ATTENDED-Rev. F. M. Mil- Howard, pggtmgsfgr, discharged the'
i1i'g`an` o! Halifax, visitin'g~»8e`cretary dum, ofnmlmrnn, lniroducmg me,
of the M. R.. E. C. ol Bt. John, N. mrpme of hh; meeting in_brief and,
IB.. is holding a teachers training ,.011 d-,own rm-_g,rk5_ He sound upon;
course'in Epworthl-lall, Bummersidc, M,-_ _),,5_ A_ p,§ady_ who mvunced
this week. The Protestant Churches to me honvmd gum; md mm maj
of Bummerslde, Belmont, not 16. follgwing mdress:- j _
Travellers Rest= and Wilmot Valley M,._ Kei, Duggan mmunt post.
were well represented at the meet- m‘_sm._ Kmsmgmm n °
ings. There was also a large attend- Rmpecwd sm 5-merely 1-¢g,-¢¢,1u}.
ance of parents and young people. ly do we learn that you have resign.
The subject oi the Course is “Trein- ed your posmon in me Kensington
ing the Devotional Life." Rev. Mr. om” md have 8199;” to ¢xe,.c'5¢
"mum" mmm’ “'° "°"y1“"t"'“°` your capabilities in another sphere
tive and interesting and should prove of u_”m1ness'_ For the Mm of wo
of much benefit to teachers and pu- yem you have ,med the posmon of_
DUB- Th' °‘*‘”' °‘°’° °“ 1"“"°Y assistant postmuswr in this onine.) and lovely.”
evening. The course is under the 1;- and we are in ._ posmon to ammr
cal R.. E. U. - - e _ _ _ ` 'ii-'<~_fl.,|;_‘ _ ..
-_ i;:..i“;.‘:.:°   _ we    »_f  ¢~,»;;;~; f»~,»,»;. _  _
-NEW Umm' or 'amos ON that commands admiration. Punctu- . 'M an M 62,0'e,;7;:dV;m;:,,,,:,7:,':7:¢p,,;_; t W ' R"-"I  _ 'H'
DUTY-Mr. John 11'. Kane, of Mono- al at your post at me beginning of 8 I » Pr/ce ,_ ,_ H”
mn' Wh° W” recently °pp°mwd by the omciai day, you there remained
"M 5“m”‘°"“’° TW" °°““°" °' faithful uhm the mst requests wer; _
S:;,1et';;l;l;1|;enel;§:f:e°§nM]&'0,l?d:; named' l’h°uzh one" long it was thus acc-|uir'ed'wiil belolnincstilnnldovuiis your darkwliour-of sadness. i Eng‘.:a.:‘rl`5 Blaspiiemy B11, which
. ' ‘ eller 'h°ur-i» . . -_.fa ti ' ‘ ‘ it to -'fi tint ~ » ~_ mul
arrived at Summerside on Tuesday In moments or p_me__oe__e“mg_ ialue wkiou inhzérur course of i;Z_ min o_u_rosr;_ai_e_ty__:ire__ei:._il 5:5 :_'__i_i1__;:_.;t;ri_|_gei,_____g;>ro;__i___l_s_ be __i;5;_;i_ ___
hilht. He was swom in on Wednes- _mc _ou 'roved oursen “_ and W9 °W 5'°“ Passes’ | " ‘ | _ _
exper 8. 5 P Y
day and started his duties today. He pmor to my Bnravamns _surmmd
isamanor rinsnhyriouerndevoear- mg_s_ md mum demonmm Wu,
ance and comes with high recom- °__pab_u__y to check my mcmmy
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M mn d for the nine yell? DN' In an mcredlbly short Mme’ you mllmlf at? 37:1  igflrzil Ictlatfl/gil; llolili{serl:lftel:rtond;.ilhar(\l'hl;)nreil|
:la ;\l‘u~.lh‘¢ei-ails  ‘M °m°°' md °'“'°"°"°° h” °'°; :hiicills r:wh.nm comes so suddenly and romvirs °1=¢l`
u now nonmgnd ¢0m|,¢,, of Chic: ed mm' you wa" “wa” ‘hh Lloyd Howard. postmaster, in the prime of a useful and active
t ergo c that might a- , -
of Police Kane and Officers Henry  xi °°’;_____m';_g Hp Wu mom Miss Annie Gorman, life. but God who orders ali things
Jamieson and _Albert Oakes. 5. ' meh um mwmgd _Cyril Oonnick, for the best. will heifp sou to bear_
____ d°°i""'b1° W ys Miss Ruth Hiltz, the burden. and we commend youi
-smut saonr ssasavao- °“° "“’d°‘“ ”"° "“° "““°° °' ""° Han-is mnrehey. oil- for °°oS°lMi°“» w Him- f°1' We
-rhs amy or the community' at °m“ "’““°“"" ”“'°"'d‘ George 1-nits. 'know that I-Us vhrrtisrmenie HN
Robert Dunphy. meant in mercy, and He alone is_
s'rederick~M°_Kim\on and family in . .~ James Dui*-niiy. “bl” *D “"1 °-U °“’ S°“'°“'-"~ ‘
uieeosui on sunny of their wh. Cguld N01; Slggp . Ju. a. muy. signed on behalf of the W- M~ S-
Albertliuleish. at the early age of  A S Accompanying the address was a Mrs. Harold Toombz.
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gpg;-gig uponintha rnce ouny beau u an useu. - »
1-mspiui on mu-un-y uih, but hsv-I w°r° so Bad Mr. Damn “copied the mums secretary-
not is nemheeo to ur. and Mrs
ride. is making steady improvement
from her recent illness. Her sister,
Mrs. Alice Kenny, of Boston, Man.,
is attending her and will remain
with her about two months. S.
-Miss. Katherine Gordon, oi’ Al-
berton, has been transferred from
_WB All ,ww TAKING the branch of the Bank of Nova?
Scotia there to their branch in
"annum Punch mv” md Kem Summerside. Miss Gordon is beingl
mme. au cram to be in april nh. °°“”“”Y “’°‘°°'“'d by 1”’ “mil
friends in Bummerside. B.
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-Mrs. Fideiie Por!! K Summer- -
than "er.;_Aii' swears. _ rsasouans " _
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um“°'|°° 3753'|'1°39~ wcrenhdesars. Bayfield Basiois, Bidi ~  “_
_ r _*_ _ ney Blslole, Charles Campbell and ' 6 a e  I  I 7
' “~_ U_rb`an Campbell. 5. . Q Q I s _ .
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---» -Miss Livingstone of _ Glenwood,
lr-WRITE Ol PHONE for special Vi-Hlted her brother, Mr. Lyle LMD8
prices on nm- up of ousgg jg; stone, the victim of a recent shootin
_"MM, 3, 1', anim" |,|m||,¢q_ accident, in the Prince County Hos-
;15g.|.1-3|_ pital on Tueeday. Miss Livingstone
___ reports that her brother is doing as
_|5551-5! THAN-K on-53mG_ well ss can be expected and a com-
Th, w_ “_ 5_ of T,-mm. gmt” plete recovery is hoped for. S.
au.. 1-hu. on I hm stimulus; Efasfern Guardian
ing program was carried out:-Bolo ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
°“° ‘“ mastered the cereus or the duties of.
"mp The experience _ that you _ have
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If you have the mistaken no-
tion that soap may harm. your
skin, it is because you are not '
using the right soap. Next
time try Palmolive. I heartily
advise it...to keep skin smooth
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determination to utilize this to the
best possible advantage. Accept then.
our very best oi’ good wishes, in
whatever sphere oi’ activity your
course may lead, for a triumphal psthy to the dear children and your
.of our respect and regard, and oneirny
who was always ready and wi1ling,r:h
to help along in every good cause. omo
We also desire io convey our sym- - dr
court against. ony person for
iam, heresy. blsshomy, blasph-
us lebal or atheism," has been
upped in the House or Commons.
‘ A Booster Feature 
says LINA CAVALIERI '
Parisian beauty specialist 
Unless the pores are freed of im? 
serious blemishes appear. Olive 
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I_I5~IA CAVALIERI! Romantic Egure in the world of ji
opera; important Egure, today, in the world of beauty ‘
in the great cities of Europe and America by the time she
was 18. Today, she has turned to beauty culture, with salons
nor only in Paris, but in the smartest hotels of Burope`s mos:
fashionable resorts: The Hotel Carlton, Cannes; the Hotel
Roseraie, Biarritz; Hotel de Paris, Monte Carlo, and another
shop-opened last summer--at Le Touquet. When she »
finds Palmolivc "safe, soothing, healthy for the skin" every
woman must listen with interest. _
Mad4ms Cm/ali¢ri’s treatment
"Before retiring, of course, use Psimollve. Massage its
lsrher gently into the skin of face and throat. Rinse with
warm water, gradually changing to cold. Then, I advise the
application of my Catiiphorsred ]elly No. 5.
"In the morning, cleanse the skin thoroughly with this
same Soap. Then use my 'Lotion Onctueuse‘ No.7 before
applying my cream No. 2 for neutral skim.
"By following this simple treatment, you will keep that
schoolgirl complexion."
.A total of more than 19,800 professional beauty spe-
cialists advise their patrons to use Palmolive Soap in prefer-
ence to any other for bath as well as face. Why?
Palmolive is made of the oils of palm slid olives, famous
for generations as the greatest natural cosmetic oils. Its color '
is the natural color of those same oils. It requires no heavy
perfumes to mask rancid far odors. Vegecableoil soaps are
safest, most soothing, genclest on the skin. Follow Lina ~
Cavalie1i's advice-use Pslmolive.
proval that means some-
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A seventeen-year old girl recently
siunmoned her father at Ealing. Biff'
land, police court to show cause wht/
he should not permit her to ni-!i'i'¥ 5*"
youth of 18, and the mill-5'-"U05 IWW
pemiission for the wedding.  ‘°"”“’
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failed until the end. He was an ex- ua; 'nh h“d“_hP°;°“dd an that become the natural gentleman.
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gratitude rm- this most thou;-hwui ference are brim: broadcast direct
‘ °"°'“" °'°" kindness. Hs vowed that vmerever from Louuuh in Tokyo. -moan. by,
his course in future might lead, he means of a beam radio station at
would ever remember the thought- ‘Dorohesten Ensilhd-
fulnosaof his associate workers in _-
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Kensington post omoe.-Y.
The following letter ot sympathy
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‘l'o'ldr. Miller Orr: We, the mep.~
has o! the llayneld VW. H. 8-. are
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eilmourningwitnyouinyourvery
lrosthereavernentan
diiions in Prince Edward Island. published by'
exhibition in London or pictures sent
”'°"'_°` ' from Italy that the time of exhibit-
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To Stimulate Business and Business Con
The Charlottetown Guardian"
We are Soliciting the Cooperallml 0f 91°
Business Firms and Leading Men ol
Charlottetown, Summerside and
the Province. _~‘
Mr. Frank Walker, Assistant Editor of the
nu is eeiuhg this sperm Feature sauimwhieh
new in the course of publication, alll Mr, drug
land is in charge of Publicity. ’ ' 
Boost for a