Aristotle. 192i. f

no" . Mrrlvohlna

From 'o than." g‘ v c‘

Rov. Mr._ Bruce lri sgvflfl Ward From "mo" ollqiallfip.» lrlvltod tomko pm "i

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MADE avnrii; wolrrrfsliscn n

ALSO MARINE 19717-111 WOLTNAUIZIIN, PEER AND IIOIYON HA1‘

Li‘

311N111 “Wicca villi he hold: every evening at which l pigeon on one of the Laat O

ma. F’ ‘iii l _ dho it“ fllgy, lbiiiilavaorv 1 “ \ .

. - HAT Craftsmanship

BCK HAT whence bat; i

TR! Lao! swap Worda

hero will b0 two m. All cordially

/

wtrconvolasriou,ti>.ii-ri:n.- l

is:

to‘.

Ono Insertion [our insertion:

Mlscelleneous

"_"“

JNO. ALFRED McDONALD, LAND

“Surveyor, l-Iermanviiie. P- E- 3924 2 17 11110.

.. ,. s-rnaveow- A" HORSE rnoivi"

York Hail on Thursday‘ night.

Send information to‘ J. B. Lewis.

West Royalty. Phone 459d. 4819 4 11 2i

FLOUR - OHOICEST," BRANDS. About Mlll prices, tor i’ew days to clear- warehouses. Great West End Cash Store, ‘Souths. '

. , ‘4831-4-‘12-41

DOLLARSQAVED BY_;ORDERING youi-‘suit or topcos in any style. Flt Zuaranteed lrom the Tailor~ lag Co., represented by S. F. Tsrbush, Charlottetown. Top- notcher for the Maritimes.

~' i 4726-4~5-ti.

To Lels.7"°"‘ ,

TO. LET — DWELLI fiHOLl-BE‘ number 163 KentxSt. equipped with hot sir rurnach» and toilet mecessitles. Availab latter part o‘! April. Apply at" _S_ e art's Bak- ery, Kent Street. v t

i = ' Hf Moms-lira

Fllrolilfl i- |

v guc, worried ojigsiuc fro r- teiqlnezt-fc“ ‘ ‘ I , -Ad.anis Training ‘ Scion‘! " Mirsoil";

North Adams. Mass. please write

Supt. promptly. School qualities v

pupils to secure registration. 111,0- vitles monthly allowance Jlilll privilege oi.’ six months‘ course at Yale IinlversitySchool o! Nurs-

. ing. All.“ paroles

Female Hellfiwithted WANTED-IA maid‘... "153. uls- [till Street. 4§17n 2i

WANTEO BY APRIL 20th. ->-A Young $11110 help with house- work: c" D91)’ to “MW (Itiardion. ' "i»~.‘"4'l92~4-8-tf

WANTED-MAID‘ FOR.’ GENER- ill sqwbrk. Appl R6 Edward sit. ‘ _ -~.~4l1.1»4~1zil

Wi-MAID“ i” {h 03c ’

_ etlgogg.

WANT-ea int: ‘for geiiersilh Mrs. " M‘;

'\ .

CLASSIFIED ADVERTIEEMENTS

>....--....-a-~ a ra-mu-‘b.

fight lnairtlona ....................------.

BOX 116. -

""- _. Mthgood:

- I

... i" ~wi

.100 liar llna pi 5 lwordl .80 par 11m at 5 with" .70 pol llna o! 5 word:

o-o-o-awooo I

iliiip u

For Sale

shire ‘IilIll 14 months old. From R. i). P. dam. ‘ C.- '1‘. Ferguson. Nn. 2 H. R- York. 4740-4-8-41. FOR-TSAuE—-OUANTITY OF TIM-

otihy hay, also good out straw.

'il\\' II

Willi l

Apply R. I4. Bryentoli, Bruckley Point Itoad. 4811-41120

v Ernst, lying at. Buntaln Bell &‘

particulars apply to James ‘ iWsite, iSunimereide. .4504-3-22-tt“

1i

wmilirl rrr

wt um IN so. r,

Legislature

~_-,~.i r T1118 Whole statement. put in ("m 0i all lllllolido ls entirely false and untrue. He merely said tiiause was not proper; kn-Vll. J‘. A. MacDonald wished to 0W “by the amendment was in. "Mlufi-‘(i- 1i l! a risht ol the House 1° receive fln explanation. Mr. Saunders replied members ‘J1 1119 (‘iifilorzitioil would he personally held clause were not included. MP-MflcDounid asked Mr. Saund- ers ii Premier Steuqiyt asked have clause ti deleted as alleged by the Patriot, Mr. Saunders i-l-pllcil 1" 1118 111151111012 that he asked to have the clause deleted. Tilt: Pal- r-mi 111°“ is ‘T111112. said Mr. Muc- Donald. I rimt hcip that, sold m; ‘Sfliilltlcrs.

"The iiili ivris iiili-oar

0n motioli cl‘ Mr. Dennis the hill lDi‘ an 1li'l to incorporate tho 0‘- ‘LE-‘IPY ‘Produce Company, Liiiiiivtl, was rt-zui ‘a third tinio and [tassel].

_(iu_ motion oi‘ Mr. .\Ii~..\‘i-viii. lin- hiii toi- an act to lIiifiil‘]Iiii‘iliU the ‘l-‘iiililliilliii’ (‘lull at. iforiiivuil was rciid n lhird time and passed.

(in motion bi‘ lion. Mr. .\Ic.\‘r-iIl. biil for an am iri iiit-tirptiriilu “Ii-lulu 14 lwil- Y- ‘mili- ‘lii lllllllllittl an not itrzluicud ihr- Silinlnci-sidc incorpor- ation Ari. Hing, was “our

iid 1..

I}.'I‘t‘l'Il

t-Coiltinued from page l1)

the

the

that tile

iialhie it the

i0

a third t-ll. -

On motion oi‘ Hon. Iiii‘. Slmviiri, tho hill im" an zit-i. in itincild an act iii iurthl-i" ilill(‘llll ihu act oi‘ Incorp- orate‘ lhr- ‘IV-lcphrinlz (‘oinpiiiiy of Prlilt-i- hXhYilFll if-lziild was road a third iiini- and passoti.

tin motion oi Mr. .i)r-iiiii,_~, tin-i iiili I'll" 211i ilf‘! lo lili'til'iiiii'tlil* iin- Nori- llulu up". \l‘lIilf_(i0|i ‘Fl-iophunr- (‘inn- |iuiiy_ ininili-d, was liinl- and passl-tl.

(in motion oi‘ lion. Dr. .\‘I<~.\Iiliau. tho lilll Ini- illl act in t-xil-nd privileges and tram-hist- now err-incl] 11y tho .\l£ll'lllllit‘. Company, Limited. third time and passed,

0n nicijon o; Mi". Saunders, the Ihiii for an ilct o incorporate Wright ‘lihiillitiki. Limited was read a sac? oiul linn- zmd committed, .111’. Hunt- cr in tho chair. The hill was zigrccil to wiih ziinciidnioms.

On iliiillflp oi‘ Hon. .\Ii'. Stewart

FOR SALE PURE BRED AYR, illit- (‘iilltllildilill Sales .~\t:t was with-

i'i‘ilil it third

thi- PX- ifiit-clrii-

was road it

0n nioiion iiili-ion. Mi". Stewart, tine lilil ior an iii-t to he intituloil. Thu .\ppi'opri:_i_ic “Act. I027, road a sl-cond time ‘and oiiiiiiiiitcd. iMr. Iliiiilillii Iii llit‘ chair. ‘File iiili

\\' fl S

in wilhoiii lulu-Inl-

ii-iiis.

0.1 motion oi‘ iioii. iii". McMil- ——-i-'— mind lllt‘ Public IIt-nllh

FOR SALE-NFHOQNER J- H-l \\".i= rend a lhird time and 1izisseti.

.'\<'i, 102T.

.\l ELM) lions» iliijtinrncrl to nit-c:

‘ C015 W111i". Chllrllnlii-YIQWB- For, this lnoriiiiis at i0 o'clock. T. i

{i »-

‘FOVR SALE BARRED ROCK EGGS‘ ior hatching, good laying strain.’ Guy Rodd, Brackley.

iQonaid, Elmira, P. E. I. . 4842 -'ir~—--,--- Fort SALE--_OBD_PIEOES OF FUR- ‘ niture. Apply at Guardian.

. ;f I _ ~- 4826-4-12-3i.

FOR SALE- PEDIGREED ENG- iish Chinchilla Rabbits, all ages. Allison -Bryonton, --B'rackiw Point Road. 4211-441-31;

FOR SALE-OHEYROLETVCOUPE 1923 model. Apply to Conrad & Co. . - 4847 4 12 6t

110R.‘ SALE .-_- iqARitgb" ROCK ‘ ‘skits ror‘ hatching, good large size. Geo. Meiiett Union.

_ 4820

LOR, SALE-l-CEDAR

p smuctss. extras. clears, second clears. — Court & Son, Bedtord Sta.

__ ~- » v. '~'_48.4ii412tts

-»-u > ___.__ FOR SALE -- BLACKSMITH v" ‘stand, house and ‘outbuildings. iwlth- 6 éiiresof tenth-Situated at North‘ Tryon. Apply ‘toNorman

Wood. Tryqn. .. ' 460841-29, till 4i

I . FARM FOR SALE -.- 100 ACRES with buildings". Iomieriy owned 11y nsriiei Robertson, Baldwin's’ Road. For particulars, apply to John McLean d; Son. Montague. ' i -- i . 4083-l-9-8l.

FINE HARM‘ FOR, SALE CON- "lainlng 90 acreiuaionuside school, semi community. 40 acres clear- ca; mussel-modded, in high state or cultivation.’ Balance covered

‘wood? Bull iigslliirge in good re- iaalr. ‘NGHWUIQQBCB’ factory; stores and "shipping pplnt- Price riiztht raiiuterma reasonable. Apply w- ‘Splntils, Btfltliitiflna. "

; ullpfil m. 31

._ " d0 “i8 L144 IIARRID ROCK

l.- l-Unlilhg» - “wrong” i" better m- " more: val-tile: 1E‘Iamu_*QB1OQtQd iilairnroduoins‘ einaios sired by . Guilds ‘blackouts, . rlnatedtvvith "tltilivbeat pi-l [an n"; cockerel Hi am 1 a

s-i-georii, ,~ (ogticia ‘pm-thickest ., stun. pul- p . ‘idioms " Nliiiisisa . lstered-cooiersis 1mm " um. B. Taltiir-llpilttieilli. 1.00.101‘ 1§, f’! n loo aitiiflnotiws? ‘ctoi-iii." r » stills-tan

6.. His =4!

3

0'. II

lDriscoll.

tioiis.

BIRTHS

4755-44-61.! MOENTEE-~Ai

----—---—- 124.10 .\ir. and Mrs. Juscph .\irEii~

TOM TURKEY FOR SALE ORiteezi tlilllQliifii‘. Toiwvsn idiicn. ~ exchange for hen. Mrs "Lewis Mc- C0il1§1'-'ii11111i1"11“'-

DRISCOLL -- iAprii 1027 in M‘ twin hOFS-

DEATHS

Aubllrn on March

.\t Mt. iicrbcrt aiid .\irs. .i. i. (‘oilgrzltilla-

CAHiLL-in this i-iiy. April ‘J. 19"

27. Th

011135

aged 69 years.

(‘~,.Iiii1oi' Si. Pctcrs.

‘ANDERSON-At Nzltich, Muss tin

lMilTCll 22ml. Etlilli ii. Aiiilcrsnn- i1- N. used 30 .\'c.'li's. dullshlid‘ iii 11““'

urd J.

AIHIPFSUII

oi‘ (‘ahhi liPllil

‘West. intdrnil-nt at ‘Midizcil. l‘-'1‘3- '-

MacQUARRI E—~Ai his

1'(‘Si(ll'Ii("‘r

Roileneiith, April 11th. 15137. P911101 iliuleQuzirrita.

April l.'itii at i! ii- 1"» ihllllllilfillt‘ (‘nniclcliv-

TMCFADYENWAi Pin-loam 10th. i927. aged 73 years. resident:

of Ii

iiinry A.

Filnernl Viiolliislsdii)‘ Iiitcrntcni

April .\I<-i~‘illl_vc11- Funeral Iroln ihlr

or lI1'()illl',i'. Iicnri’ '1‘-

liuri-loylie. tirauvii1c..0lI '1‘11""“""~“

14th inst. at 2 o'clock-

inlr-i-mont"

(iriinviilie (icniutilry-

tpplyiumber and lilte- . .

FISHING‘ 5 “Anyone liavi ‘mm 25 (will?!) F commim c - u Murray Harbour. 1’- fllflllillhsllei use» "hlghth or rail. kl"

itiarsi

ARNINQO.

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PHONE 149 UNDERTAKER N. D. MacLEAN

EMBALMER

KING OQUAFE

;______.~

\\

.Mu]9 Help Wanted

.__________ WANTED MA “m, state wastes E11

tfleld.

wmfso‘ - oooo FIELI mm o) work onUgfiifm- Charles crew.

tint tor 1n u.

‘anlcd

CHOONER .WANTED

a schooner oi “g [or saic miilhl W. Moxe)’.

Ienktii. 1101""- d oi’ engine cl"- 4828-4-12-tiu

_______’_______. N "r0 WORK 0N gar licartz.

4g3_i-I-I2!li

_.._.... ABLE Amllv 19y B08011. 4321 .I 11 6i

BTEADY EM- 01110

Molar

E. 1.. '

‘J.

city. the victim’ ‘belhfl

day.

‘NEEDLES-The uuiulaian

Proitlilli shipment. iBros. _ '

Clark 4928

(3841)

50 DOZ LADIES SILK HOSE now on sale. regular values up to 51-75r-liIo price 79c a pair. See Prowke Bram. Ltd. 4837 4 12 4i

SPECIAL EASTER SERVi6ES-— There was a good attendance at the Easter Service in.St. James Church last evening when the pas- tor itev. W. Bruce Muir gave a mos". lieipiut and inspiring ad- dress from the text. “Woman be- hold thy son. Son behold thy Mother". The service tonight starts ill 7.30 sharp.

funeral oi the late Ernest C. Far tiiiharson took place yesterday ait~ crnoon, from his parents’ resid- ence at Hiiisboro to Mermaid Cem- etery. Services were conducted-by ilev. Mr. Littiejohus.

PERSONALS

' The many friends oi‘ Mr. J-lcssel Sharron, oi‘ tho C. N. Railway, will ho sorry to learn that ho is confin- cd io his home through illness.

Miss Dorothy (iordon has arriv- cti homo from Iiaiiiztx Ladies Coi- lci-zc to spend Easter with her pilrciiis. Mr and TMrs D. Gordon.

‘Miss Ilium-Ila Nint-Ilonzild and Mrs. It. A. Niai-Kciizio returned balurday night from Toronto. whi-ri- they had boon culled o" ac- (‘Ulliii til‘ tiir- serious lllIiWiL‘. oi’ their sisici‘ In: I"Ilil't-u*l-r- Mufllloliilltl. Wll<1ht~ iuiltiy it'll-lids will ‘he glad to know ilnli silo is now out of (lilntgi-r,

Lame Backs Meuded In One Night

B Pains at Base oil Spine Easily Overcome

Jhrobbin i

Weak Kidneys Cause the Trouble

A most wonderful kidney medi- cine is Dr. Iiainiiltonfis Pills. They contain the juices oi‘ certain herbs Wlllifl sootiil- and siilnuiato the kid-no; It's ii pleasure in ilsc llT. Hamilton's Pills. They relieve tiitci- thc iirst dose, give ‘you i! new fool- iiifi r-nIirl-iy, remove that. dull. ihrtihbiiig Iizll-iiuriiv. corrccl. niiiiary disoilici-s, stop ‘hictlliachcs’ and vague pains through .1.iic tnnscies andi joints. To thoroughly cleanse land regulate your system, use In. lllilliilliilihfl Pills. 25c hi‘ ‘xiii-dealers. r .

+¢++o+¢++o++o++4+o+o+>n

* outta uolrti

Since taking over this r Hotel we have spent many thousand! oi‘ dollars In repair! and improvements. It la now the‘ finest Hotel of its clan in the Maritime Prov- inces. It Ippefla lo those who want a comfortable Hotel and splendid table and excellent service at a moder- ate price. l ' v

am. i»... $8.00 w will per day- Charlottetown Hotcl C0., Ltd.

Proprietora‘ _ MISS L. MGQUA1Dr Mlflifiar

4

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Wiisirii» M“ IIIIVELTIES

NOW on, DISPLAY

Ihwdks1s"

P

P

m» . r _ ‘ Boxes... Pure Chocolate "Elna, Chickens, etc. ‘A o a low

genuine Duckilitgador Decor- ative purposes. "

TH E PROMPT DIRUGOIBTS}

ac lniiou Drug Co.

m." rhidfst-ti-tdr: PM

OMAILUPOX CASE -- A case 01"

1 smsilpoxiisir» dovalo d in thel Pigred Martin. His dwelling oil,- (treat George Sh. was placed under tiuarsntlne Sull-

has just received a eniaILdelayed ship- ment oi cases ofjneedies which will

be given with ‘cirxfyesriy new oi

uinewal subscri tiph from now uii-

til April 30th. _ Pornrros WANTED _ Two

cars of Bluégiplid one Reds for

our Richmond Street window. -—'

FUNERAL YE-ET-ERDAY — The‘

REGULAR

I (Clint-lulled from page ll

l

‘the way from $3,000 to $14,000. 1 I He said the idea. oi purchasing the equipment was a necessity and‘ characteristic 0t the City oi‘ Char-i iottetown _in the keeping up with DTOBTesB. If we view tho Yaiiqug. 519D! Ill the progress o! our cityi from the days of the hand pump, and alter much agitation and hard Jvork for an ‘up-to-date system {which we enjoy today, I am antis- ‘iled. fluid the speaker that nobody would g0 lJRCk to the days oi‘ the town Dump. Fires were fought. by o bucket. brigade until by xradual ev- olution this city tor its size has one 101 the finest equipped lire depart- ‘ilieiits in Canada. Tile sewerage system was uusatiitary, but again alter much agitation an up-to-datel System was the result. Just another. 519111" iirilgress, said iCounciliorl ifeo, and who \\'0ll1ll' u-ant to go‘ back to the old days of unsanitary conditions. '

l The laylilii ot‘ permanent streets {was another step. Nine years ago. $100,000 ivas appropriated and a beginning made with ithe i-eeiiltl that we Iave a splendid system of permanent street work that is a iCltillli. to the city. Nobody would iivant to go back to the mudi and muck; in fact continued the speak- er we’ve been hcseii-Zeti Iiy people fol" further extension.

Referring to the Aieat and Milk inspector. he said nobody would want to go buck to the (lays oi‘ non- inspccted meats-no one would soc iousiy think of ii. We have, con- iinilieii Councillor Yco, I4 inilcs of‘ tu-rmaneiit streets in llillliliilll to ill ililles oi‘ clay streets to look nit.- oi". In all Iarizc cities m‘ tho Vniied States and ‘Cilllililil thcso nilicliiiilas arc used hoth summer and winter. The piompt cicuninl.’ of our streets is now a physical impossibility witli- out the use oi’ motor power. A great attention lo the numerous clay. streets throughout ihc city can be‘ easily Iiuntlli-ll with these iliilPllliii-Ehhl Ho: cited “lard Five will-re the grader only worked iwlci- rt your. in. the fail and spring, but. with u new-l PI‘ and more uptn-dn.ir> inut-iilni- it‘ can ho Imssiblli to go ovum-these sircvis hi. least. iwt-Ivt- lime-s ii‘- nocosuary. 'l‘lli\rcfnrr- thli pilichus- lug of this equipment. should tl-p- pcul to the citizens in this part of tho city. But, the spvztkei- said, tho all important question iii connec- tion with the installation is the expense attached.

The cost of a horse broom last year was $814.50; the cost of grad- ing and once only, of one horse drawn grader was $756.16 in i925. Jaast ‘year through the kindness oi the Provincial (ioveriimenfs machine we were enabled to grildc at less expense, only tho labor oi’ a man employed with the iirlililioii oi‘ gas and oii, But we cannot. expect the Provincial ‘Government. 1o let. us have tilt-Ir nincliinc cvei-y year. Therefore tho custoi‘ two yunfls operation totalled 151.570.1315.

On the other slilc the inlai work- ing days in a year are i-ili. 'i‘iiis machine can he llilINllCil by one manat $4.00 per llily ivliich would total $650.00. Tile ipeicentage on the cost, uiouirl Jle $185.00; allowing [or depreciation and ieptiirs $375.00; gas, $320.00: oil. $15.00. a total ol‘ $155100 against $1,600.00 by the old" method. This $1.551. takes iii ,thc' cost oi’ operation. the per- Icentagc on the original cost allow- iing iorgas and oil- I ‘ The installation ‘oi this method. ‘therefore, is a greater service at ino more cost said the speaker. He ‘continued by remarking that onc ‘member oiZ the Council feared that some of the men now employed on till? city streets might be dropped, ibllt such is not the case, not a isingle than will be dropped. Du ithe other hand it may be necessary 'to hire one or two additional men. Councillor Fostei coilgraiuiated ‘Couiicilioi- Yco on the masterly “manner in which lie handled this "matter, remarking that no 01w lcouid conscientiously vote against ‘,sucii_ an improvement. -As fai- as iWard Five was cousiilcrcd he ‘thought it was the only means ivhercby the streets in that part of

r

i

new_

~ FARM SEEDS

PAGE THREE"

supply oi imported number i

(llubs.

Wholesale And Retail

We are now receiving our seasonfis

‘ Wheat — Oats - Barley - Buckwheat - Peas - Iielches - Gorn - Glover - olhy - Turnip and Mangel Seed, which vveare selling ai lowest prices. Heine prepared lo quote specially low prices to Farmers’ Insiiliiies and

lIon’I Ialil lo wrile _or call and see sam- ples and gel our prices before buying.

A. HORNE & CO.

Tim- all oi

the city could he put iii Sllilili‘. and would tukc much pleasure in sco- onding the motion. .

‘flmlnuilloy Piowse said. that. living chairman oi‘ the Finance Committee ho atilrst opposed: the purchase of these lililPllliifi-‘i, lint. uficr carotuii)’ tuinsidering tho lniilnirtltnt-l- oi‘ the intended lpurtvhusc, Sillll Illiil in this cilse ii was it stcp in thr- right. lli-‘ rt-ction. l

On moii ii Councillor‘ Kennodyi presented .in amendment that said! resolution he laid on the table. 0115'

a. standing vote itakcn the amend-l. HANS Weiflhliid 3190111 1W=1V¢ Imlmds - - - - - - -- 32° P" 1b- inent was elected. Almost every; PICNIC HAMS weighing about six pounds 25c pgr Ib. ggixllilciiloiutook part in the tiisctis-r ROLLED sHOULDERS weighing about six pounds _27¢ lb.

The resolution was moved by BRE-AKFAST BACON (sliced) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 40c per lb.‘

Councillor Yco and seconded by; Councillor Foster. ‘

Easter Hams lie sure and order one of our delic-

ious Sugar Cured Hanis, Picnic Hams or Rolled Shoulders for Easter Morn.

COOKED HAM (sliced) . . . . . . . . ..

. . . . . . . . . . .. 60c per lb.

r Resolutions

RESOLVED: That various rcscr~ voirs in the city be diaincti, refilled. and repaired. Moved by Utiuuciiitir} Foster. scctindetl by (‘nunc-iiiol";

Marmalade 3 Pound Glass 55c

4 Pound Glass 75c

Marmalade

Prowsc. ~- i IIESOIMEI) that tho IHIPIUIIIL‘ bye-laws he tsoiistiiirlnttati. Mowd iiy Councillor Prowsc, seconded by. COUIICIIIOI‘ Foster. I RESOLVED that. two cxirzi po-l

Plum Jam

3 Pound Glass 50c 4

Blended Jam

Pound Tin 60c

iicenicn be paid $42.50 for extra‘ duty. Moved by Councillor Iiciines-w sey. sccondedhy Councillor i)oiii:.-» an. I ‘RESOLVED that the milk vendors" samples ho taken and the numbers

SlraWberryJam I Raspberry Jam,

4 Pound Glass $1.

placed on the bottles. Moved by Councillor Hcnnessey. seconded Iiy Councillor Dougan.

No further business, on motion Council adjourned. -

HEAD LETTUCE CELERY OUCUMBERS NEW CARROTS hunch 20c