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ANNOUNCEMENT
ilur Used Car Exchange
154 Kent Street
Opens Friday, ilpril 23rd. 1937
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£°:A§°"s` '
1933 FORD
Tudor
1933 NASH
Sedan
1932 PONTIAC
> Sedan
'_ 1934 CHEVROLET
- - Master Deluxe Sedan
1935 OLDSMOBILE
Deluxe Sedan
1934 PONTIAC
Special Sedan
1932 CHEVROLET
Couch
1935 PACKARD, 120
Coupe
1934 CHEVROLET
Master Coupe
1935 HUDSON
Coupe
See these and other outstanding values before
you buy.
A. HORNE & CO.
Phone 332
Phone 832
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APRTT. 23. 1937
THF GHARTOTTETOWN GUARDIAN  E f _‘Q
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A map of lie route over which
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 'iilyé'
,le passed in an ambulance was
one of the "Pathfinder" tests pos-
fsad by scout 1-‘rank Mccariey. of
|the Robert Louis Stevenson Scout
,Troop of the -Tliisiiletown. Oni-..
-Sick Childrens Hospital. in CMU-
pleting his qualification as s
First Class Scout. Frank, who
‘hails from Fort Erie. Ont-. WHS
,the fourth member of this Scout
, troop of handicapped boys to suc-
icessfully complete the Soout's
First Class tests. Fire making and
cooking tests are posed st &y
‘-‘cn.m|ps” held G In Uotmdl ld'
the institution.
As s. special Coronat?on service
of loyalty, combined with a K00d
turn. the Boy Scouts of Canada.
with their brother Scouts iihrouglh-
out the Empire. have taken on the
task Oi' selling a special edition of
the Coronation P r 0 g r a m m e
Mortgage Sale ‘ Mortgage Sale - ;ur31\;§11<§»=1Gy;§1t<;1;°n;1ni§3§m8 3;
To bn sold by public auction in
fron: oi' the Lau' \»ui-is Building in
l'lnirluLi~i~\\:i on ,ll--:ii_iy_ the tliirtl
d:iy or .\l;i_v, .\. il. 11172;, nr tho liuiir
nl' l\\¢-ive u‘i-|..,i), nonii, _-\i.l. 'l'Li.\'i`
’|`ll.\\"i` of Lliui _‘limits ou 'iowusliip
.\un||.»-r 'l`\\.\i.t_\'~loiir lwiiiitlcii slid
d».»a\-iniieti by u inn- couiinciiclng ou
the \\'csr siile of tlio Rlistico Roild
and iii the Siiiiili-t-list corner of land
now or lzilviy in [».»-,~i.~:~iiiu ui' Alliiu
.\l'l|-»‘ il-I i`~i'|i|i-i'i,\’ ilrlinu iii-i|ce\tc‘a
l:iu.1 li1»~n.~.~ \\'.-.»,i :iluug sold lnnil of
.\il.1ii .\l»-liuiuilil for-i_\' lim t-h:iln.~i to
l.iliii iii 1r»>~'.~4i-.~~i<\ii of Aiitlrcu' M. Pct-
ers; ii|--n»_-t- oouih alum; the Hiiiiteitii
hnunflziry of Aiiilrvii' f-l. Pcters suid
lnnd Five 1.7) chains or in land form-
i-rl_\' ln p's,~>i-~_~l<»xi of l-Ilophzirire Dou-
ci-lie non or toriiiv-i~ly .\uilr-rw Dou-
eeL:e-`s lziniiz tliciice liiisi :il-ing the
uorihi-ru lio|inil_|r_\- ol’ Amin-iv Dou-
¢-erri-‘s .~:ii~i l.in~l l-‘oily vltll cliulns to
the s.|;-i rnnd; theme North slung the
said ltuad to the place of coin-
nienceuienl containing Twenty (20)
at-rel of land a little more or less
iilid being pnrt of the Twenty-five
(25) acres of liiiiii conveyed by Elise?
he ilolliiut nod wife to one Pctur Mur-
tln by Dm-il lit-iiring iiritu the Seventh
ilzll' of X|i\'i\liilicr, A. 1)., lP.‘5l. illill
iliily rugistcroil on the Tiveniy-eightli
tiny oi' the following mouth in Liber
15 at Folio 7381
The above sale is msd’e under a
power ot sale contained n an Inden-
rare of Mortgage dated the 1-ith day
iii’ June. A. _ . 1'.ll2, ninde ht-tween
_xiifgi-iv P, Peters of Uystor lied
Bri gc. Former, :ind Cnilicrliie Pet-
ers, his wlfu, of we one port and
Archibald Bell of on_d Island of the
other part. wlgeh Mortgage has been
assigned by t o Exegjuxom and Ad-
min strutrlx of the state of Archi-
bald Bell to Christina Amit-raon by
.assignment dated the 2nd day of
.ianunr_v, A. D., 1035, dofuult linvlng
liocu- iufirlt- in priyinf-nt oi' tho prin-
cipal and lntort-st thereby secured.
For further particulars apply to
Mclscod and Bentley, Solicitors,
Uhaglottetown.
"gated this ist |91 of April, A. D.,
__' ainrivrrua aisnlzxxsorl.
Assignee nf Mnrtgqu.
L-1i'1-4-2-ri-iu~2:i
FOR SALE
Building Loi., 90 ft. Front
165 ft. Back. Formerly Lowe
Garden, situated Kent St.
Apply
L. M. POOLE & C0.
L-267-3-6-tf
NOTICE
_ Fishing and boating on
Millview Mill Pond are
strictly prohibited and any-
one violating these rights
,will be prosecuted.
PALMER & HASLAM
Solicitors
so-e+»e»+re+o¢o+»+++o+
*w L-1699-4-16-28-30
'ro so nie by raoiie mation ta
front of the Law Courts Building in
Ubiirioitctown on Saturday U19 15"’
o’clock noon, ALL tlnit parcel of land
"Wy Person l>0S~lihle. tn what-
ever out-of-the-way place, my
secure a copy of this loyal souvenir,
l and the good turn is involved in
nay or my 1937, at the hour or tweiw l the
sitiuito lying und being on Lot or ggggxuggggst i£;C1;;1pir‘;di;;éz; 605311;
fact that the financial return
Townslilii Number Thirty in Queens
County n said lslnnd bounded and
described as follows. that is to say.
t‘0M.\tENCl.\`G at the southwest angli-
oi` land now or formerly in priasorsloii
of L, F. Fenner, turnicrly in tlie oc-
cupation of John Mciiinnon, on thc
iil icndiii from
cast iiiilu of the ru: H
Argyle Shore to Clinrliitti-town, tlicnce
Sixty-i"ive, thence _following tho
course of the said division lliic snutli
live chains and t\\~en|i‘»f1no links.
thence wcsi. to the suiii rond in Cliiir- i
into-r.»\\'ii from Argyle .\'h<»rt-. nnil ‘
tile".-,. "long thc said ruiiti Norlli-
w:ir|ll\' to the Vince of con|i\iciiui‘ixien'_
land s little more S. 1
that other tract of land and hui1din8F
sit-nate lying and being at Bouahaw "
LOT Thirty in Que#-ns (_`ou!1ty aforc. 0
said bounded nntl ilescrilicd aa fol-
lows, Llint is to snr, Ou the west by
i D \i\ircl 'snu.
land in possession n r, i u 5
rl i iossossion of Alhort lllcr
BN
i"Ki-Us George V. Jubilee 'ri-nat
il='und," a i’und launched in oun-
.nection with the Silver Jubilee or
- the late King George V., and now
-perpetuated as a Memorial Fund
aa! ninctywscrcn chnins or to the Qpganrzatlons of an kinds
iilvlslon line of Lots Thirty and e ‘nd
P ~ Ka '
zations -'equip leaders." A ¢|r»¢u_'lg,r
of
lfor “the advancement of youth
Spec '
lilly to hel these or ni
instructions sent out from Dom-
nlon Headquarters makes it quite
clear that the Scout sale of Coron-
. a io Pr "' _
containing .10 nt-roar ]glftyAIrJi§{)csAL;il 1 ing Uw1thQL’£`g;1bl;l§;'" \l;‘tll&;§ tt!Zl'fll')peeiZa
distribution in the riafilre of s.
m°m>if1s no sale." ta those who
UWTWISP might not be reached, or
who otherwise might over'ook
9°m`lU8 8 CODY. The programmes
now being distributed .by Pro-
forrne y n l '
row, on the east hy the road leading
from Bonlhaw to Argyle Sl101'9- 0"
the south by s creek nowu as Smal!
Creék,, and on the north by the Tryon
Road, eontaining one-bali ure of
r los ALSO ALL
lurid situiite lying and hclng at_ Bon-
shnw aforesaid on the South side of
che Tryon Road lending to Charlotte-
town, bounded and described as fol-
lows on the north by the Tryvll
Bold aforesaid. cn the east by land
ln possession of John Murchison. on l
the south by the Creek and land lu
possession of Peter lffclgonald
n n
possession o -
Shoemaker, containing two ncres of I
land s little more or lean. ALSO all
that tract. Dieec or parcel of land
sltuste lying and being at Bousbaw a
the north side of the Tryon Road at
u distance of sixty feet went from a
forgo that existed in the your 1880.
bounded onthe east hy land mvncil
hy M. McLeod, on the nnrth rind west
by land owned by H. D. White. and
on che south by the 'l‘l‘7°ll 3014>
the shove land bsins more l>l¥!l¢\l-
lrirlv described in a deed from Nell
H hfcllevln to John H. Farrow bear-
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h virtue of powers s -
eil in an indenture of mortgage dated a
the ma day or May 1908. made be-
ween Samuel Beaton of Boushaw in
aueena County in Prince Edward ls-
lsnd. Merchant. and Fannie Beaton
County, Merchants. of the second
part, and which mortgage by divers
uiesue assignments and aetl in the
law has become vested in the under-
signed, default having been made in
payment of the money' "CUICG by
said mortxlse-
For ymriiculara apply to McLeod
and Bentley, Snllei rs, Charlotte-
t \vn.
"uma one me any of April- 1,0-'il
BERTHA GDLDEN Nhlbl.,
LETITIA ANN WRIGHT.
lxeeutrleee. Estate late Bvbort
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QUEENIE RESENTS STARE
him down with her trunk badly
injuring him.
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l l d nd r anrl
The show' me A Tl, enl: cgntnin fit
vincial Scout Ileadquartere An
Md” 1'9~’¢fl°¢l'-'18' Scout sale to
MHY 12 Mid intel' has naw been
land a little more o s, i amended $0 Fmlt Sc
that other trnct, plcce or prircel of ~m- ‘ pe~ outs tn: Sell
abov
Olzrammes within the lmltg
e indicated, after Ap;-11 23,~d_
Boy Scout Troop No. 29 of Win-
“o°c°af;““¢» Wie- is sponsored by ine
fire department.
A "Swift Gwim in Every Pm-_
and on the wont by ii _
r ai.-rrirtier inrxei-in ish," the aim of the London Eng-
n .
d. Catholic Scout Gn1‘d_ was
a
the k°~"n°°¢ 01’ I youth conference
t Westminster Roman manage
aforesaid. cburmenelng at I P0111! 011 Caghedm]
.
Twelli-i'-tllrce pliystczillv handy-
“~UP<’¢l- Or "Post" scouts, will re_
arent the British Isles in the
pre
H ndleaprpad gc _
the World 8coulmuJ:ln.mb<$rlerenp la;
I-1’
lland this summer The pa,-ty
O
ing date the 'ith day of August A. D. Wm comprise mental' dd
t .
ri'i?'l'»‘ed. blind. and deafecgsg
imb, The blind Scouts comp;-Lge
Nffy from Worcester College,
A 3°’ 5°°“° amwpetiaon one
me wife, of che fn-at nm. and Rollers "fm of which calls for an ex-
lfenncll and Charles B. Chandler. C , ~ Pen each
hoth of Charlottetown in Queens member of each patrol of the sth
i;;"mm°“ Tf°°D and each mem-ber
HHEC of letters betw
°' Boy 5°°“ff Dltrol in France is
°°“*f=¢ being carried on by tint
:Hamilton 970017- The attractive
lprlze is two weeks at ca/mp this
.Summer Each patrol nu_ml,¢,-S
eight boys.
A “Cent M9011 of piiolic ser-
\'if‘i= bv Scottish Scouts records the
lsgtliering last summer of 506 _-Mira
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PUPPY factory The moss is used
___ ,bv war crippled men in making
 , Ailldtrtliaf-(C P) iP°’P'\7.Y Day Wreaths The coliecting
-Queenie, an elephant at the Zoo. ‘nf
me herukesond dislikeaan elder- .miles of hiking and climbing and
ly man looked at her the other day Pulling of moss uv E 1M~g¢ number
and Queenie, in a. rage. lfrivvked “f
mountain moss for Lady H9,ig~5
the moss represented many
5¢0UlS and Rovers,
One of the most unique Scout
= Week-end "ce-miie' held in canada.
lf' not in the Scouting world, 15
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4-STAR TAG.
4-STAR transaction.
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LAST YEAR, General Motors Dealers
introduced a new symbol of elo-
pendability-and highest value-in
Used Car buying . . . The famous
This year, General Motors Dealers
score again . . . backing up the 4-STAR
TAG with a broad and liberal Written
Guarantee! This new and protecting
guarantee places your dealer’s name
and reputation squarely back of every
So be sure to look for your General
Motors Dealer’s 4-STAR TAG on the
Used Car you buy . . . it points out the
most thoroughly conditioned Used
Cars, the lates! models and the safest
investments, on the market. And re-
member: ONLY GENERAL MOTORS
DEALERS can oifer you genuine 4-
STAR Used Car values with this pro-
tecting Written Guarantee-at the
lowest prices and on the easiest
General Motors Inslalment Plan terms.
See your Chevrolet - Pontiac - Olds-
mobile-McLaugl1lin-Buick-La Salle
--or Cadillac dealer . . . today!
4-srnnrnc . '
nssaiutaihsi J
usrn can 9
suvrn
if nrriziinisiiirr . . . sm, earn u..a
Car has been carefully clinched to inane ralinbl;
service.
* VALUE . . . Your General losers Desler’s
4-STAR Tag identities lie lines! Used
Csnstllle
lowastprl¢es...itlsl|olewHALLMAlll0I_
UNUSED MILEAGF.
7* uviurr .. ... .......a 1., ,.... ¢..,...|
Motors Dealer’s written guarantee.
'~k nmrii nsuisiim _, _ 0...... ,|,,,,,,
Dealers, as reputable merchants, are
please you and retain your goodwill.
anxious to
uc-ir i
See Your GENERAL _ Moron s DEALER ,odaq
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limp" held in their ward by the
at 9l’ll0'»'ed each Saturday after
oon at the Sick Children I-res-
Ipitnl. 'l’his'tletown,` ont, It is R
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rlnpled and bedriziden boys of the
Paved Highways iilosed to liters Rm Lou- sem.. 5....
niil Further Notice all paved Highways in th'm Pro A
. U V _ _
vlnce are closed to motor vehicles when the combined
weight oi load and vehicle exceeds 4,000 lbs.
Dated this 18th day of March, A.D., 19M
' ~ B1 Order
P. S. FIELDING,
- Clerk of the lxeeutlve CQQOU
 l
The Registered Glydesdale
“Scottish Chief”-llo. 26702-Grade A
Owned by
'l'lll! PROVINCIAL DIPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
seas I 1931 follows: Will leave Charlottetown on
grclummrdnyd Arrllhgith ig: :lie stab; on the farm of Mr. James Sullivan.
s|m,m¢nld¢ R., R. 3, where hs will stand (or service until the following
Saturday May lat, when he will retum to the Arfleultunl lisll. Chl!-
lottetown' remaining there until Saturday. Mly 9¢h» Wh" h° Wm *Fm
` b l. arrangement will be
‘tetum to the Summerslde sland-
mm"l"ll‘lmJ::|llill|l‘lll;r§:'alr?ine ol Canada's oumtandlng (Jlydesduleii. hav-
Ing remarkable substance. conformation. wi-Zll\¢ Ind ¢l“ll"-y~ lli W”
Brand Champion at lust years Exhibition and in service proved a rell;,b;'e.
"Mk "gn-r, with m-cr 10"; in-foal mares. Terms $8.00 for season, 3 .
SJ C0 must be paid in rash at time ol service.
lo insure. . _ V - - A l It r
'For further par¢.1'.ars arrly to the Dtpiirilllem 0! KI’ C" U" 0
Alrx Mcfllumyiha, ln charge.
\-1729-4-21-31.
This week a ou
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. ` ) in  ' ` ‘M
'l'1'00‘n. all in full Scout uniform.
:fathered round their troop Union
Jack firing from its indoor nag-
staff. The "camo" is om-ned with
ceremonial raisins of the flag,
and tit the condnsion of the after-
"°°"-* UT°§l'arrnme of games,
stories me the in--rim: of scout
tests, the flag is duly lowered.
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A FARM FDR SALE
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at Frenchfort, consisting of
80 acres oi' choice land,
nearly all clear and in good
state of cultivation. All
ploughing done and ready
for crops. With buildings
dwelling house almost ne.v.
Close to churches, school,
butler fH¢l0l'y and station.
Fronting on East River.
Apply on premises to
J. F. WEBSTER
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L-1750-4-19-21-23.
See These USED CARS at
Your General Motors
Dealers
'___,___-;- M
A. HE & Co-, Charlottetown
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In Memoriam
MRS. ARTIIUR. 0'CON'NOB
A sad gloom was cast over Gas-
pereaux and vicinity when it was
leamed that Clara. beloved wifeo!
Arthur O’Connor, had passed to
her etemal reward on Sunday, Ap-
ril 4th, 1937, at the early age of 43
years. The deceased had been con-
fined to her bed for only a week
with an attack of ilu which later
developed into pneumonia., and all
that medical skill and tender nur-
sing of near and dear friends were
of no avail, and she passed rrnce-
fully away on the above mentioned
date. Her passing so early in life
is hard to understand. but we
shall not murmur or complatn,re-
alizing as we do that our destiny
is in the hands od s. wise and lov-
ing Father.
She was visited in her last ill-
ness by her pastor. Rev. Finley
Mullally who administered to her
the last rites of the Catholic
FREE for ASTHMA
and CHRONI( BRON(H|T|S
TEMP!-E‘ION'! HAZ-MAH Cupola sum
shout eboki .  make breathing
usy;el:a'a\ile yountfo wor andslssnln eomluea.
Beiereliei. iekl.
Prove Rxul-MAH lu your own ease Bin u
Min or li box (rom #our rlrultlst' nr, ins
iree trial wriln TEM Ll-STONE HMITEQ,
Ohui-ch. oi’ which she was s. dev-
out member.
She leaves to moiim, besides s
heart broken hudeand. three
daughters, Helen, Mary, and Cac.
lliu; and two sons. Leonard and
Eugene; (one son predeceased her
about two months ego); also two
sisters and two brothers, John and
SHOW OLD SWOBDS AGAINST be shown in interesting contrast st
MODERN the Coronation tattoo at Aldershot
in June. The crossing of the River
LONDON. Aiptril 22-(OP)--Dm Douro in 1890 by the Duke of
V¢l°Dmei1t in military tactics and Wellington will he carried out by
W€HD0ns in the last century will troops dressedin the period fashion. Moore
grasp A
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gelgr

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Eliza. Mrs. Charles Bteale. (Jasper-
eaux, and William of Rumford.
Maine; and Mrs. A. D. McDonald,
Little P0nd.
011 T\l¢9d%y moming her re- V
mains. followed by s large number 1"'
of friends and relatives, were con- / _
veyed to St. Paul's Church, stu,-.
geon, where requiem high mass
was celebrated by the pastor, nim-
which the funeral cortege pro-
ceeded to the cemetery where all
that was mortal of a loving wife
and mother was laid to rest to
await the glorious resurrection
The pallbearers were: Messrs
Austin Davey, Milton Reynolds,
Howard Jamieson, Russell Graham
James Steele and William Steele.
Hearse-bearer, Howard Steele.
To the bereaved our heart felt
sympathy goes forth. Grant eter-
nal rest unto her 0 Lord and let
_perpetual light shine upon her.
(Patriot please copy)
Ohlldrerfs dresses are being
sold at Birkenhead, England. on
‘tha installment p`an, payments
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om.. side.. neun. Na me
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be-ing two cents a week.
Q 1
lor over
OHIWING has
of farmen. Th
the good earth
the finest to
proossssdrlg
methods which
goodness. Try "Bleek
gebaektoanoilier-brand
yon.
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