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THE CHARLOT'I`ETOW'N GUARDIAN
f ’ ' 'C ' ' 1°   ~1_ _ri  u»1932
FRIDAY. , _
MOTH-PROOF
CEDAR CHESTS
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Many will be interested to learn that we have
received a shipment of Cedar Chests. These
Chests are shown in all the latest styles and
finishes. and at most moderate prices. They are
sure to make zl big hit with our customers. Come
in today, and look them over. We will take
pleasure in showing them.
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:Rlnk.1“r'deY»M°’“ii‘ ‘if  glfeini Isouris. Privm devotions.
 G‘;;u: séaw “ner Catechism 2 p. m.
Ba ers.
Mtch- Mt- J°°°P“ "““°““““° me ni _'sauna una you' will be site.-
i our in "boy" vi W°1”“¥*°” Wi” ' lr t st. r.-
, ‘gm ni; mmbmon skim. Adlmamn enjoying yourse e the Pa
. rick’s
‘35° Bild l5°~ 1385`3`10'2l Hall, Montague, March 10th.
Concert in the I. O. 0. F.
14023-il-IB-21.
,ioansdn nev. 1.. P. Archlbl1d» .ncolim Ann amor the
Minister- Scrvive-S 101' S“f“dW M“'°h , "Courting of Widow Malone” and
,latin aedeque 11 A- M- Clive 'mil' ,ether speeial features at the st.
, erse; 3 P. M. searletovmf 7 P- M» ,Patrick's Concert, Montague, March
‘The minister will preach ~at all'
services. '
1402-3-11-18-21.
..°D0 N01' FAIL to hear Miss
Frances Coffin in her humorous
‘ therine Andrew silent the W¢¢k- reading "Poor Old Jim" at the St.
end at 'ryne valley. the sum 61 ‘Patricks concert, Montague, Maron
cher cousin, Mrs. Earle Williams. 19
»Mrs. Charles Maynard of Port
Hill, is spending a few days in Bt.
Eleanors with her sister, Mrs. May. TRINITY (Anglican), Geoigeiiqwn,
Mr. Jack McCombe is giving a fifth
lecture on his hunting expeditions Mating 11 9,_ m_ "sins" chieciiism
in the far north. Proceeds go to f2_30
the Institute of Tyne Valley. We
are pleased to see Mrs. Edward ,g_
Williams out again after her re-
cent illness.
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..°C!!UllCll 0|" THE HOLY
Sunday in Lent, March 13th,
p. m. Evensong at aft 'I p.m.
“The Devil". Capt. Francis Kelly,
A. in charge.
..'UNl’l’ED BAPTIST CHURCH
ntague. Rev. A. R. Pyke, Pas~
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DESABLE wr: io.oo sunday school hour at
'l-‘ Montague followed at 11.00 by
D. MacFarlane.
MTS- R018” E5-*WY *md d““9i‘t°"' I Morning Worship; at 3.00 George-
iwiiimife is at Vresem “smug Rfltown; 7.00 Service at Sturgeon.
De Sable the guest of Mrs. Easiers ‘ The
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. tered at each semce_
Lord's Supper will be adminis-
.JSPIENDID CONCERT - An
The mohy friends of MVS- ~7°h”,¢-ntertainment ol excellent quality
C. MacNev:n are glad to hear sheiwas
-is improving, and hope she will at
50011 be in her U5“51h95-uh' under the auspices of the Hillside
given in the I. 0- O. F. Hall
Montague on Tuesday evening
games the-Chair at the
right, has no equal,
constructed of kiln-
dried birch, in walnut
finish. Many attractive
color combinations in
Mohair or Tapestry.
Special for Friday and
Saturday  $7.95
As a pull-up Chair for '
R. T. Holman Ltd. F
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"°m‘ Lodge. About sixteen tables of Pro-
Miss Elvira and Mr Gordon Holm 8,.
`ve Auction were ln play and
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WET? Vi-iii9°i‘S ti’ Cra‘P““d recently lthree or four tables” of Bridge. Priz-
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David ies
‘ Sher-ron. hhd
were awarded to Miss A. Welrter
Miss F. Coffin Mr. J. L.
-'*‘ -iBeer and Mr. Mi. Wright. After
Mr. Gordon Holm spent Sunday ` Cards a _delicious lunch was served
in Canoe Cove the guest of Mr. 'by
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To (lonfer On .
Coal Situation
__  goose egg the first day of March.
Lean spent last week in WiIlsloe,` tu
visit`ng friends. in
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The ladies of the L_ 0. B. A-MM,-_
,met at the home of Mrs. Ernest ‘of
. |Holm on Tuesday after noon and ca
1 quilted two sullts. mn
_.M gn
the Oddfellows. Later the f`oor
s cleared and the remainder of
eveninsz was spent ln dancing.
C. K. W'ghtman was director
ceremonies for the evening and
rried on in his usual capable'
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ner. The Oddfellows of Monte
‘are excellent hosts and are
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Messrs Russel and John Mac- hoping we W-ii _Wm have an ,-,ppm-_
Mr. Emest Holm took in his first
"immediately upou ull/ 1'€Wf” I Nell Shaw is felling better again so
will cali into conference represent-
atives of the coal operators and the C
uuon review the entire situation B
union to review the entire situation
We are glad to hear that Mrs. _
Bo
nity of enjoying another enter-
lnment under their leadership H
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Pansouans
.*Mr. E. W. Campbell. Supervise-»
ldier’s Settlement of Canada,
rn to Mr. and Mrs. William Charlottetown, spent a few days in
ampbeil 011 Sllrldliy February 21. -Montague this week on otllcial busi-
daughter. , ne
ss.-H. ,
Cmadian pmss) loin-ing to work out plans which will
nm hopeful that I will be able to
. .°0thcr visitors to Montague this
i0i»iei»0WH. and Mr. John Kennedy,
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HALIFAX’ N_ S_ Marci, 10__~;,alle\-rate impcndng distress." Japan Eager To week were Mr; A_ 12_ Bingk, Char.
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secure such assistance for the cuullwl
mining industry of ih`s Province 95 Ontrea-I Amateurs
will ensure a market for an output. In The Lead
that will obviate acute distress andy
in-c.=ervo this major in<lu;tl"_~'." 1~`H3d,. MONTREAL, Quo., Mar. 10-
Premiel' Gordon S. llmriiigton last, 4B_v The Canadian Pressl- Mon- A
night, on the evo of departure ioritrenl Amateur Athletic Association th
Otiaun io conicr with the I-’.“<ler.'\l|juniors will carry a five goal lend W
Government. linto the second game here Setur- e
He will be ncwnnpniiicd by Hon. cluy, ol the Provincial junior final
.i.~  sh-of-ref ' ' S"
Pnrnv C B ici., M u stcr of Hg y vu u o their 6-1 win over wanese from lines. The new’
roposal, submitted through Sir
ways. and lion. J. Frmi l“rascr,fLacl1ine Loons at the Forum here J
Provincial Secretary Treasurer. i1HSt Xliuilt- p
“The Nova Scotia Coal Industry; M. A. A. A. scored three goals in ‘M
Negotiate For Peace
(By Morris J. Harris, Associated
Press Staff’ Correspondent)
r presenting Purina 'Fox Feed,
Charlottetown.-.H.
..‘Mr. and Mrs. William Garrick
SHANGHAI, March l0-(A.P.)-
new Japanese proposal to end,
e hostilities in the shansluli area]
as transmitted today to the Chin I
se authorlt`es. 1
Meanwhile reinforcements and'
pplies were moved toward the'
‘les Lampson, British Minister to
have retumed homo after spending
the week end at Charlottetolvn.-H.
..*Friends will be glad to lmryw
that Mr. Fred Hynes is sufficently
recovered from his recent illness to
resume h‘s teaching in the Monta-
gue Memorial School. M':. Hynes
is Vice Principal of this school.-I-l
THE Gillette Safety Razor Company in
fairness to its millions of customers
feels called upon to make a confession
and a statement that are undoubtedly
unique in the annals of Canadian
business. lt is with deep regret and no
little embarrassment that we do this in
order to tell you frankly what actually
happened about a year ago when we in-
troduced a new Gillette razor and blade.
For more than twenty-nine years the
Gillette Safety Razor Company has been
the acknowledged leader of its industry.
Consistent with a long established policy
of improving your product whenever
ways and means could be found for so
doing, we developed a new razor and
blade. Soon after this was done, we
found to our great disappointment that
the public was not as enthusiastic about
the new Gillette blade as we had con-
. fidently expected it would be.
\Ve learned why. Our equipment had
been _over-taxed in producing millions of
new razors and 'blades to supply the
market at one time. Quality had been
sacrificed Without nur realizing ik. lm-
mediately everything possible was done
to bring quality back to the established
Gillette standard. More than this, we
determined to prevent the possibility of
similar trouble occuring 'in the future.
Accordingly we set out to develop or
find a bétter production process, impos-
‘ sible as this seemed of accomplishment
at the time. We consulted one authority
after another, laid our problem before
qualified experts everywhere. Finally we
discovered and purchased for our ex-
OTICE TO
THE P BLIC
-A STATEMENT BY THE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY
elusive use and at tremendous cost a
' manufacturing process that was amaz-
ingly superior to our own.
By this method, modem and automatic,
millions of blades can be made at top
speed without variation in quality.
Furthermore, it produces an incompa-
rably keen, smooth-shaving blade. We
incorporated refinements of our own in-
vention and installed the new machinery,
throwing out all of our old equipment.
Factory procedure was changed from
starr to finish.
Now we are ready to announce today°s
Gillette blade. lt has been on the-market
for several months, and the reception ao-
oorded it, hae been enthusiastic beyond
our fondest expectations. We felt sure we
had a blade of extraordinary quality,`but
we wanted to be positive beyond doubt
before making a formal announcement. V
Today we have that assurance-the un-
stinted praise of shavers throughout the
Dominion. Every dealer has this Gillette
blade. We believe none of the old blades
are in stock. The green Gillette package
remains unchanged but the blade is new
in every respect, quality, performance.
and method of manufacturing.
You can try today's Gillette blade with-
out risking a cent. if you don't agree it
is superior, retum the package to your
dealer and he'll refund your money.
Our reputation depends upon the
proof of these claims. Being absolutely
certain of the quality of this Gillette
blade, we do not hesitate to make
this statement over our signature.
is racing a ernicnl period nna many the first period and then tallied chma' assemd that Japan W” ~~°Th'2 many friends of Mrs. Ed-
Y GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
men are faced wth the disappear- twice in the second to finish UD ieager t° negmiaic 3 twce b°_°““S°l Ward Hynes will regret to leam that A
ance of their moans or llvellhoocuthv game with another. in the last °f
The govcriiiimii, is fhiiy hh-are 0f,scsslon. Lacliinc saved themselves ai
the seriousness of the _=ituntion and fr0Il1 Il Shui-Cut \Vi’l€l’l they SC01`0Ci
the "critical condition existing
e is confined to her bed with 3
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the front and the fllimilleni 0°*-S1' somewhat serious luness and will
bility that hostilities will break out hope for R speedy recovery ‘O her
for that lemon we have odjournediln tlicfilml period. T110 winner afreshf' usual sood health.-H .
earlest opportunity of conferring Ofilli CUP DiPi.V<i0“’n5i meeting the
the Lecisloture in order io take the,wlll represent Quelw in the ml>m~ ln” "“'°““°5° Pm' d°`t““s °'
W
iich were not made public. was'
with the Dominion authorities," thc`l\'Im'itin1c ch1=»'1lDi0US 011 Milffh 17 `5e“i° °n i° the Wvemmcnt omciavs
Premier said. “The governmcntiilir M0W‘**’n' N- B- at
has been active in explornsl
Nimking and Loynng bv T. V.
..'Mrs. Frank Vanlderstine of
Charlottetown is spending this week
in Montague the guest of her moth-
‘in record time last year, is as muph sporting contests.
of a favor-te as any Grand Nationall There is a long list of entrants
MONTREAL, P. Q., CANADA
 
.'rne_fo§e`or-o'1u droi=i§,`w1io won c'rHn2i‘F1oEs`r§.£1_§rY€§rY£in,` `Jz"§tE{ §<§*v'ra_sTlT»»f_rTr§t_13S{l$y.O mir( Queen ness' cms
'over four miles and 850 yards of --
the most dificult nteeplechasing An addition to the mini' ii'-‘”'
Channds through which the 2cu,,| Encore 1‘€l°¥'¢’SffY\il1iiV@S Wi\° received it f"°m Vanldcrst no before her marriage at odds of around 10 to one 150 pounds So many oi' thee 'the hardest of all tests for the teresting. It is A New Yeti' 91°"
l' Mile* last summer was Miss Phoebe Mao Grakle will curry 171 pounds lnewcomers are started in the hope “leppers" And when the turf ex- 'for Januaury 1584 ccntsinini |
F~nr transports fiilfd With 'W Donald Her many frends are gun-i Mrs M A Ciemmell’s 10-year- that luck will give them victory pert hemoans the fact that high 115; og gift, by Queen Elizabeth.
problems of the lndustry lflillht be, *_*
hiievigted and we foci that the It is sold that during the slack'
time has arrived for a full andfcason in the theatre many :ictors;<°“@Se fe “f°“°"‘9"‘is imived at to see her in Moniague__1-1 [old Gregalach, winner in 1929. over better but less fortunate
,mnk di.-,.,,s5‘,,,, Wim ihe Govern-'carn their living by becoming walt-i
oosung y"str-rday At least 2000
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ment at Ottawa which has nlrendyfcrs. The next time .Von want. ani E" WP” landed immedmeil' and
recognized the notional charucterrricore on the butter l/Oll mi*Zhf CW
of these problems. lamllwfilne-Life.
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TAKE HOME A LOAF OF
THE HONEY KRUST BREAD
'And be satisfied_that it is_ made under the
most sanitary conditions possible with the best
of the latest type. We have been fortunate enough
to secure the services of Mr. Augustus McQuaid,
who has had thirty-four years experience baking
bread, cake and pastry and may say he does not
need any introduction to the Householders as they
all have eaten his products before. We invite in-
spection of our Bakery and will be very pleased to
show any of our patrons through the plant at any
time. We solicit a share of your patronage. Our
business is strictly wholesale and if you desire any
fancy pastry order it through your grocer.
_ CROWN BAKERY
Phone 600-Malpeque Road
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The ninth JBPHHUSG diVi5i°!\- (BY the Clmlldiim P1055)-AY0\lhd of the Aintree course, has been Jional proper limited tothe better-
which has been in the lines twenty two score horses, including some ,forced out oi the race by injuries 'class horses.
lwill curry top weight of 175 pounds steeplechnsers that agitation is
ass horses have frequently suf- Her Majesty has money gifts io!
tered defeat at the heels of "cheap" iih, bighgpg, 9, peer gets a Mm
SWUK and Q“° Takchif N"-"ki"‘g er M s. Eugene MacDonald. Mrs aspirant could be expected to be, on the low weight bracket-147 to||country in the world. it provides ures of the British Museum is in'
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91st Crand Nation I hind W H Midwood‘s 12-ycar-olr‘ heard for even stricter restrictions ihorses, it can-'be replied that no inightshiri, of carnation hue (000
they trudlzcd Off thrmlsh D0Url“£! ' I a fshaun .Goi-lin, who struggled in fon the entry. The suggestion is re
ruin towne Kunswm. A lame. T0 Be Run March 18 nrst in ioao. shoulders a burden made one the inferior nor-ses be 'the Aintree course. ‘Em 0, w,,.w,,,,, ,ot , ,on ind
'nlunbef °f 501440" Wm”-11194 “b°“i'd. 1- of 172 pounds. J. H. Whitney‘s fweeded out and given a race of
the ships. i LIVERPOOL, Eng.. March 9.-
very year without fo" comes pro- i__________________
days. was relieved by the fourteenth of the finest steeplechasters in the in his leg in training. The greatest event of its kind in for courageous riders, and owners   I G H T
division. Urllts of the ninth return- world, will essay the difficult 4 I-2 But while the top weights must the world, the Grand. National who pay $500 to run a horse which
ed to Shanghai and were bllleted in miles of the Aintree course on be regarded as the “horses to ranks with the boot race any-the at first glance hasnt a chance: 
cotton mills. schools. residences and March 18 in the 9lSt flhnihs Of beat", none of the entrants can ,Epsom Derby as _one of England's 'have the record of long-shot win- i mm" nd ,,,,,|,|n¢ dll*
other buildings on the 1'l0rt11¢m the Grind NHti0nBi~ safely be ruled out of contention great sporting holidays. Hundreds ners to encourage them. l ,., mr, _
border or the city. The men were, Three past Grand National win ‘in a Grand National. 'I'he hazards of thousands of people, thousands The only safe prediction that; J M  
coated with mud as they marchediners are in the field. But they are ,of the stlffly-fenced course, the .of them from overseas, are throng- can be made of the |932 Gr d ‘ "1 I
back ihrough the rain lo receivelheavily weighted, and none of the\¢iis¢hh¢¢-, the "breaks" that are ‘ing in river-poo] ioi- the mem
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b aI ab|e. Baked m heav br k .an enthusiastic welcome from the trio has shown such superiority in necessary for a horse ru nina in when it was first run in 1889 it
materlal ` t n y lc ovens 'JHDNICSB l'€Sid€hi-S Of HOUEKUW. itl'BiniIlB B8 t0 Wllmillt Bh0\'t Uddll- big field. combine to make the [was an unpretentious affair, but cannot be guessed.
good Sir Lindsay, another veteran their own, with the Grand Nat-
ally poor horse could ever ge ihgpeg he appreciated it) and th’
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