-'APRII»'P36~1,9_2§ A

* whole wheat cracker

SCUIT

no the same as melldetl Biscuit pressed into a wafer:

Crisp. Delicious

M/tglwart Notes’

We, hi’ our l-ltlzonn are ‘ mlduim‘ their hnnle-l witll la m" .h sptilllfl to he prevul-

iiiifdwillillgn" w, ‘hope tlloy will! , .

(m; ngllhl soon. ' _,

to live.

Mount Stewart. 110th

day.

Art Cook have re-

M's. m] l to Yolk nrrll

. ._ .[ "m! {mill ll V191 lnili? wi-ll attended.

unllvl Jnrliine. llezld nl‘ we "wmmg i" 5,. illiillltiillfl n few llllyu Mnnnislrlvrlrl. ' my, oi a llllllliltil‘ nt pslulnlll purllphruseu.

by repealing

y‘u ilnardinn l1 col-ren- ill! lill‘ lute Sprint! hrintzs lilllllk B01116,

illly u (the some! rmnveti the Hillsboro. mclrl rum to tlillia’ Point, ‘n 11a iltlow Mount Sit-wart. Retire ection; Messrs. Donald Allnn Mr- lnllll and the lute ilenry Beer, u [01 menlilerlthip on the Liberal ketand llllVill l-ignn llnd Donald

rgllslln 0n lill‘

_ emu unl Mr. lPergu- _ , , cnkiiievlxgfl ‘Quemh, »Sllliilill(!l0l‘y to both parties. , . , . .

1n _\[lillilil _ lnienl "mi" ~32, ndlh-ll mum-v. 0n an nlelght t"

e Mizprlll.

ed tllrec 0t t‘lle nicest

One from Mr.

from Mr. W918i‘ Uwyer and

Fla S. S. Heather Bell, which he so lllrlllirllnl. rlnd of which there have been yiglflng their my l\\'(i, Will‘?

to .\lr. Jlllnrs \\'hitt-. who moved their home, V

Labor-Saving House-Cleaning Supplies

Alabastinc. packages 40c and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. 75c

Wood Alcohol Borax, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . ., 10c a package

Boll-Ami . . . . . . .. - . . . . .. 15c

Brooms, 49c up to . . . . . . . . . . , $1.00 _ ,

Cheese Cloth Ends, .. . . . . 25c roll

Dusthanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7c lb.

Feather Dusters, , . . . . . . . .. .. 70c, $1.25, $1.50

Wool Dusters, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 60c, 75c, $1.25

Glue, bottles, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20c, 25c

Mucilagc, bottles . . . . . . . . . . ., 10c

Dry Mops, . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 40c, 50c, 75c‘ 0~Cedar Mops, $1.25 and .. .. $2.00 Each O-Ccdar Polish. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 25c, 50c Electric Wall Paper Cleans . .. 25c Tln Butcher's Floor Wax .. . . . . . . . .. . 85c lb. om English Wax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 75c lb- Johnsorrs Liquid Wax. 85c and . _ .. 51-50 Whiting, .... 5c per lb. Putz Cream. Metal ‘Polish, . . . . . . . . .. 18c. 30c. 55c Desolve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50c a Tln Catbonoid Soot Destroyer, . 25c, 45c, 85c

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35c

1°11 Cleaner. 20c and Jfll>A~Lac Varnish Stains, all shades, 30c, 55c, Stove Pine Enamel, 15c and . . . . . . . . . . . .. Aluminum Stove Palnlt, 25c and

$1.00, $1.85 . . 25c,

McClary‘s Stove Polish . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c Tin Gold Enamel and Bronze, 40c and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 70c Glloden’; Floor Paint. quarts . $1.25 Quart Glldden‘; Floor Enamel, quarts . $1.30 Quart

. . . . . . .. 75c

"W1 filmy. 40c and Vitralite White Enamel. .. JiP-A-Lac White Enamel, . . . . . . . . . . ., 35c. 60c, $1.10, $2.00 61 Clear Floor Varnish, . . . . . . . . . . . . 00c, $1.05, $1.90, $3.60 51 Colored Floor Varnish, . . . . . . .. 80c. $1.05, $1.00, $3.60 Flirt Raw Paint Oil. bottle, 15c and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20c Pure Turpentine, bottle, 20c and . 3"“ Hand Cleaner, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

40c

Plllolave. bottles, pints 5c, quarts . . 50c Ollcloth Varnllhcs, 35c and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50c No. 1 Furniture Varnish. 25c and . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .. 40c

Ready Mixed Film, English paint, 1 and 2 lbs. 22c PEI‘ m.

i-"q Household Paint, dries ln 15 minutes, 65c, $1.30, $2.30 K. d. K. Closet Cleaner . . . . . . . . . . .. 35c Dcsolvo Pipe Cleaner 50c

Eureka Vacuum C‘ . i o“ Emllish Waxcr and tPollohcn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.50

Cotton Gloves, 25c and . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .. 30o Stcelwlool 15c Package Step Ladders, 5n $2.00. o n, .. . . . . . . . . .. $2.50

. . . . . . . . . ., 25c Each

T" Palm. rolls 0t s yards . . 5'"! Curtain Roda, . . . . . .. Chamois ‘Skins, . . . . . . . . ..|. Sgrub Brushes. 20c and 5'" Brushes . . . . . . . . . . . . Varnish Brushes. 10c to .. . . ia/alsomlnc Brushes, 80c to . s hltewash Brushes, 15c to .. tovs Brushes. 25c to . . . . . . .. Whisk sl-usllu, 26c to .. . . . . . .

' 10c,15c.20c,25c $1.25. $1.50, $1.55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 47c

from Charlottetown t0 Mt. Stewart Ml‘. White ‘built the first Heather Hell ill (illurlottetowlnllud the luut in liourkes shipyard at were side- wlllelers, and fuslt boats ill their

A meeting or jihe Presbyterian i(‘llrinlili.n lfllltlfizi/lil‘ was held l1 the ilolne of Mr. llud Mrs. MoKen- zle on Su-ntluy night lnl-lt, and wuu .\ll'.‘§. kloKeuzie led u very creditable wuy, und was tollowed ‘by mully i,....-ry eels-cunt leulllnlgil from those - present, interspersed witllthe uinp, ll-nll "he llleeting l-louotl

I ' Messrs. Herbert HD3011 unll lur- nest Ferguson, (iilllrlottetown,unil- ed here luslt Nlorldlly and purchas- driving hornel-l owned here or-llererlilouts. lrrl Douglas, one one congewauv‘, from Mr. R. C. Clark. Illencll cllue

we understand the prices paid were

Mr. and Mrs. llngle, O'Leary,who ‘ daughter. "m" hill" hi’ U"! Mrs. Dr. A. i1. Martin returned to

i llli crllllul

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

GUARDIAN ‘

i

RUNNER ENTERTAlNEDP-The lnterooloninl Club 0t ‘Boston, 214 m Dudley Street, Roxbury, held n public reception in. honor o! John

‘Muel the success“! “Marathon “m” CULTURE will receive 0n or about’ May 1st, live and three young men with families‘

ll wanting positions There were many islanders u . _ _ Apply at once l! interested ln so- plesent also otiltrs from the Marl- curing a ‘Mm mbolwm

nor lrom Cape "Breton, Nova Scotin "and his lather and mother. on Wed~ ‘llesdny availing. Alprll 21st at 8 p. m.

time Provinces all lpltoud o! their heroes. .

EASTERN STAR-S_A very largufrlenda m“ that ‘MPH. la t mefly spirit who has undergone (Ml operation the lPrinwre Edward lslund Hospli" lwxlfilitislfi: ‘b?’ thaw grew?!‘ bése‘ ul, has fully recovered and is lnnk are t-ollt-eriledHwlflle ustelntlshns mg exceném ms, a“ b u .' imgpas,“ ‘M °§ complete health. bu“ y] '1' u l ii" “In” “Sm m“ ill the hospital she war-r very gen- p By Hg‘ Tm wuowmg om“ erouuly relneurllcrell by friends and

and enthusiastic meeting ol rlulltern Stars was held in the Cilieiihllmlillln iClllb Rooms night. and judging by the

era were elected: Hon. Preo, His 0

Leugtle meeting. C. Frank .\it-l)oll-, aid.‘ Belore closing, Wendell Worth rlllflllfld l1 hearty vole ol‘ thanks, which was extended to tin- Culethllrupluns {or the use 0|‘ tlleirl (lltlll Rooms.

'l'llurettluy ‘night the

in the old League

took place was illuminated with

colored ilg-htu and they, with other

decorations, presented n llentltiilll

appearance. The hoylr certainly

spared no palm-l in order to get up’ u good table o! eats and miter every- one had done justice t0 the good things provided, speeohmlakillg was indulged ill, 0nd ii. remarkable thing about this prlrt oi‘ the pro- grnrn was that every single ‘fellow made a speech. Mr. William Brow , dern. hand-muster oi’ the League oi‘ the Cross Band gave a neat specrll

on the works oi‘ this musical or- ganization. (Jomlnerlts on Mr, Brawders‘ splendid work with the League band were also made by Eugene Wynne. Joseph Frtl-ncil-l, .l. (foyle, James Brown, A. Ilrrnvdoru and others. The unlokt-u were lllell handed around, then followed by i

splendid musical program. Ml". Eugene Wynne tnok the floor. for ‘tint old time step-dance with n little mixture of the “Chal-iestoll" thrown in and he was heartily‘ennnred. Ml‘. A. ;\lcl(earrley (leligdlte-l the boys wihh sortie old-time dance l11llHlC and tit-her selections on the violin. Mr. Joseph Frtl-nris gave three ret-itntions whidh were lllllttll enjoyed. C. Howult favored the boys with l1 ‘vocal solo, nnd he hall lo respond to un encore, but this time he did not sing; he sprung a new nno when he featured tihethrel and toe 111M108 while sitting on a ohalr. Jimmy Heron was right on tier-k, and ‘played a riunlber of llnr- monlous selections. He all-lo step- dunced and slhowed tho lhoys thut he ls there with the lulesl when it comes to dancing. The rest ot‘ tho progrflan included muny old sol-gs nl-l well nu tillle luleut ‘llilu by Mr. A. Mokeurney on the violin.

REXALL ORDEBLIES

HARMLESS EFFECTIVE LAXATIV_E

Promote g o 0 d health by elimin- ating poisons from

the system.

Prlcea 25c, 50c and 51-09 Per Box.

m... ‘The Rcxnut. Poco- m KODAK Stone w!

273515,?!“ fiy°ivmmfifi Ppres" C‘ flowers lrnd otherwise showed their w Co {e9 Sena? v L? res" w'iiriendsllip and sympathy. ‘She ulelu ‘_ y ' L" was" " w" Pnm" speaks very gratefully of the ile- ty‘ Chairman memmve‘ Wendell voted attention she received ut the ‘Qlofrh’ Xylem“ McDonald “Pd Hen‘ huudu 0t‘ the nurueu und iuuupltlll mm ' ‘runflger- Comm utalfl, to whom she uweu her curly ‘man’ P" D" Deiemm’ t“ ("y ltnll satisfactory recovery.

Maritimes Get

PLEASANT GATHEFllNGw-‘(in 0rd,“, for W, Ijieces . 5mm‘ Huh stlllik have been placed by the Civil“ ill-ill a illlntlllel in their not-lul roonlr-l ad,“ ‘Natlmml Rfl||waye_ n w“ . _ m ‘he (“"“"" llnounced today. The orderls are idlliillillg on ilolchestel- street, _unll as follow; Sixty 404°“ capacny indeed was a. huppy gutherlnlidfre-ght ca" Wm, the Emnem cm- llre l-lplrit of good lellrlwsrhip Ill'l‘- Cnmpuny m. New ‘Glasgow. Nova vulled throughout the whole even-lsflma pony lug. The room where the bouquet m“ Mm me (/a,,adla.n

./i"“"‘"“\,i

nnmemq UP wartime-

“ANNETH-‘A Comedy of Myri- ry. See udvt. in todllykl tlllurdiun.

THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRi-i

single young meni

on terms.

886-1-4-23-51

0ONVALESOENT.-- Her manvl will be pleol-relh to learn, Archibald Campbell (liorfi McKay)‘

Mir-ls Hanna Bell in!

progress towrtrdui During her stay!

them who visited her, sent her

C. N. R. Orderl‘

April 24 -=

MONTREAtL. Que, of rolling

10,000 gallon tank Cor and Foundry Company, Montreal and fifty express refrigerator cars with the National Steel Cur Company oi Hamilton, Ontario,

FASHION _ FANCIES

l

Belmont

By Maric

Tile costume of silk is a moot ‘acceptable ‘one for Spring, as its) iligllltness makes it wearable prac- 'tit.-rl.lly all tjllrongh the slllnmer months.

Above is shown a corded silk 005-, tume in bola do rose, trimmed with bmby leopard. The coat flares grace“ flully and is finished rwltil u 1on5. slt-nlderizing tiollar.

Beneath it in wiurn a simple two- piece skirt 0t the material, topped by an ovenblouse 0t matohing crepe do chine edged; with lblack.

Canadians T0 Attend Eucharistic Congress In June

(Special to The Guardian)

MONTREAL, Que, April 24-HlB

Tax-Exam pl: Interest Income ‘

Incl-cam as Frans Illlas mm" Mvlns Blhlustlvel! studied

9 financial and economic condition of France, one mull lnavltghli com; to tho conclusion that tho purchuo c! h" hllh-Kmdo Govarnnlsnt Bonds la In olwortunlty which one tnnnot al- tord to lxnorc. Th0 inventor in Fronch Government Bonds today buys at such an sdvantaleoua Una ti‘: Mrlv Droflta an wltsul m gm‘),

A “MP0 uvwuo lmvelasat in *""°'"-"' "dunno ll lmmlhnnl. w- aN mnvlnccd that lavaators will not only doubts but, within a runnflsably rcanonahlc time, tnbls their‘ lmtuy.

Thole lfi-ench Government H. Bonds

“W11 amount. but aha unusu- d "i?" "W! 910ml. him-lanai. has» eat-lawns

lntereut '

ll ln ltnlf attractive snough.

ealltal amount invalid

‘litfllrannadnalainndnnorayicl

lithi- Aathssaouattylannomauomul

hidkh-LQQQMJ IIIJOJiIQ

fill}

Bond. less than a your ago; today in aclllnaabava pr.

Iv hall‘ hounds" lhrvqh the naadlwn d sslnctal lwwnnasnt all

Excellency Monsignor lPletl-o Dl Maria, Apostolic ‘Delegate to Can- llda, will head the delegation lrom the Dominion to the Eucharistic Congress to be held from June 20 to 24. Rev. Father V. ‘Prlmeau.

11-1 . Melanson, general

National Railwayy, movement of

very large parts o! the ‘Dominion make the

in Ohlcagol according toproportlon to its Wnuintlorl, Can- chalrman rule's representation will 0i‘ the reception committee o! the ‘be the largest of any country lll Congress, who arrived in iivlonltrealthe world. this morning to confer with Mr. ‘H. paisnenger chnrlom for twenty special trains, trallic manager 0i’ the Canadian about concerning thcCanladu. ta-he IPapal Delegate done (‘unllda by the l-hoico o! two from Ottawa to Chicago and o! the 0t the delegations from all spellkem helm“ the who will meeting 0i the Congress. tourney to Chicago in these Archbishop der the leadership of AfCll-iflzilltlli ol JllliPflll.

Shrewd Investors Perceiv an Unusual Opportunity for Exceptional Pr and Income on an Investment in “France's

l" Dllrchaaod by Frcnch dtiacna not. 0013' for the said! o! tlva prlnial c!‘

Nvivhlrlcaamcplmatpallncraa- "lvllusllthclraaorlaasbnths HUI“

“we! per manna. At tho wanna ratlsotthallranc, holdaracllhsldl Govarnmult 0% Bonds. l! cameos an convcrtsd, will receive a 71014! a: h- tarcat at the mu 0t nearly 11, which

With tlla Prune wvrth only I cull; however, the holder of 10.1110 Inna la French Govaralaasnt OI Balls Ill racalve $48.00 In (hnadha runny for each G70 francs yearly msarast-lncolns. This amount rum-clean a. plaid o! cvar 10$ on the origins-l outlay of 0300M. With tho Franc at ll 0&0, the ln- tenst-lnwmo would not ma lnvaltnr MIMI) in Canadian matey-equiva- lwt w I viola or inmost min-n o! more than 20% on the Iinclpal u‘

with the Franc wot-flu 15 cults, wary 600 Francs interact-income will b0 worth $0.00 in finadlan lmudy. Qs latter amount nprucnta an ll- hnstrntlawyicldaluwrtlfionan InIOltInQC if SHINE. With Freud-l Indiana u. suits. the annual mm» fl-hcama ta Qnadlan currency will- a-suntblnlhsdiiarvvcrykorld of

al nanny U! on Ivory $810.00 invent»

Ocp-lncrisi-lssdascutlsnany

‘ h November, 1928, wa stnngly ad- vlaad luv-tor- tc make substantial In- vutnnta In Gasman Govansmcat 9% Z000

Bondll tbl! could ha bflllht

hfln ua at $80.00 pcr million marks.

Nine months iatarr German Govern-

fl,800.00

lrbaaanfld pnIlIo-dnlcad, lentils- aI-md‘ by Iw-Ihhtd

E BEIJEVE that an investment made

today in Frulch Covcmnlcnt 6% Bond- (Lw. authorized l)... lolll. r920, J Lie at par at_ the option of the Covera- lncnt n or after Jan. lst. 193i), pvcscnts an “$501M! opportunity for profit on any IBM luial advance in the value of French money (Francs). ‘

Due to the dqmniation of French F rancl a Frmcil Cavunnnut 6% Bond (of I000 Franc: dcnominatitln) can now be bought for $30-00; with French eschan a! normal (l9.3c per Franc) thcae suns Bust-ls valid have a value 0i $193.“) ascil.

international bankers bclicva Frmdl Francs will sell at i0 out: pl Franc befucvery long. Inst think what this moans to Find: Gonn-

cdlBuadoflJWOl-‘raacsvliilllnaavalllc of$l0D.00—-ariacc§0vcr2W$,-qaproiit of $70.00 for cvcy $30.00 W today. willlthcFraacjclblatflciscadtlBoad of lDOUFranuvviIIHWaIOKIJSUQOQ. ariscofmorcfilanfiofliaadpvfitcf $120.00 for each Bud of Lin} II’ iorevuy$30fl0inveatcdbhm

‘ Francs for maximum opinion that these reach Bonds afford the best medium, for llry sent to F ranch invasion ' ‘ wig; Government and our

sflvirll: Bank in France. and

traded in throughout the financial al the d world. The intcrat coupons ( ls Jung and December 16th) have always paid pun“.

a lhroughourHoumbankacrodacl-ifliutxlns.

Denominations: \ French Government Ml. Bomb ‘ . F‘rellch Gol-omment 6% , French Government fi French Government French Government. 0% Bands . French Government Bonds , Fmnch Government 01, Bards 7E ABE selling a good mam o! receipt registered and insured mall. insure these prleap a: quotations u‘ e For many years this Lnvactmclt Howl vitally important to us and make moot k

'25,!!!)

lmtBossduwillltbsFrilcwutllWt-altsf

‘ WC 1118*‘! lengthy and muggy‘ ugh‘. hon to determine tho best way to lly Fmmh ofib. W0 are of the Cavlamllult 6% Ffi Victory Bonds represent in us, boil‘ @411 in- vestments for every Institution, Tm: Fund n]

strictly [ugh-grade Gonnlmmt investment. T hey. ‘

may be sold again instantly for lpol mall, as they src listed on the Paris Stock Ezdlwand

lyoutilledohandcanbecaallcdiniiflmlrcal. New Yuk. London ancl other fifil calms

French Govcnuacnt Bonds will. Ia Belicia. tmqucstionably come back toncnnal ($191M per 1,009 Franc. Bond). The Uibd Shh! was: financially bankrupt aftu the Civil Wu.

Table ShowingPreseni Price and Profit Possibilities

| purdnacfiunyouoi................ I (Bahamian!) | l9l0),wkir.llymlarctoforwardmby'lqitcd and insured nail

”AGE SEVEN

FRENCH GOVERNMENT 6% BONDS

c in the Temporary Low Value of French Money

ofits ln Both Principal

Premier Route"

Rctksclrfifinhacitllmcdth major por- lllvlfiulbyivafiljiBritiah bonds and aailigti k Wclliaguis victory be caankanwa. .

capciscc 0i Franco. loo. bankrupt at the bands of Bismarck. is within the memory 0i Bonds sold down t0 7% oi the} value after the Franco-Prussian Wu. They appeared hopeius. yet in two years they had recovered 95%. making fortunes for the knighted investors who had the courage to in- vcst in than. When millions of mm and popu- ' nations lend their collective efforts t0 Illa hob-nothing is impossible. The French franc will undoubtedly come back t0 llorruai.

A study of history oonvnlcca one fortibiy that the most difficult tiling in the world to de- stroy la national existence. History i: regcatinl ibclf. The opportunity 0i a ilie time, to cam remarkable profits. uista today lol- lnvcston. through the purchase of these iligil-gradc French Govcrlxmmt Bonds. They rank as the pre- eminent class of lwcnch Govemmcnt securlliet. and arc virtually a first mortgage on tile entire assets and resources of the vast and wealthy Rcpubilc of Franco. Till: Bonds are valid for 3U years after maturity. and the interest coupons for 5 years alter that respective matunly date. thus enabling tile investor to cash tilcm at any time the exchange rates an: iuvorablc.