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, _ v our School reported the largesthitendanee p for 1i year. ercyou one_ of those who helped make it so? 1 Ho? Como lomorrow. It la YOUR School. I evtieliitb lviiitsliii- 1 ire-Lock Soprano Solo-Julie You (‘ountin the Coat" Acliiry . ll l1. M. C. Yliicl: it. 1 Anihcm-"lvr Would 9:1: Jesus" . . Brarkrlt l Sei'inon--“Counting the Cost.“ ... . Ur. Vincent Quartcttc-—-‘l[.cad' Kindly l.i-'ht” . . . . . . . . Buck

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Agents Wanted iiifiiiineriAs nits

l1. A FM i: distributing religious

nr woman for literdtufe. For particullirs write

glgptlnfl 1gb liiiti ciiiircii connection. Mr. Conrad. Tower Bldll- Toroht9~ A. w. m». a-i-io-ii-il-ai-zr-za. LARGE rsorir BMW SEWNG exclusive lino en's Neckties dir- jrct to wearer. Send for Flee Selling Outiit.,Dept. 1059 Public Service Mills of Canada, Limited, London? ' 0ntario.- A. W. 2-1-8-15-22-

loin oit ivoilAfl rojritivizi. Ann

appoint’ oeal ropresentitives. as -

- non perrnhileni; yearly tuaiahiec

sizioo. (beinli $20. weekly nvcrnaci

and expenses; commission and cash

bonuses besides. ivinston Cu. Toner Bldg. 'i'oronio.

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pen seniltllni. The '"Belio" hollow Grindelflvllil give hundreds oi Rein, velvety Shaves from the same blade. Join hands with us» and success. Writes or wire for "Belle" ‘pr position. Commercial nroirérne in; i: Princess st, st. Jollll, N. B.

A raw roan-ions orau ron reiitble men ‘to represent. one of the oirle t and igest Tailoring erhnttalici. ta .1 i; vrdflfs, It" A1 -Wdol tllloitill - to -V Measure Biilld lliii deposits. Low prices, and lemon Guarantee with men order assure your success. Steady ail- relr-round liuslnebs. Repeat. orders mean sttfy profits tor-you. \'l’l'lt0 inliiedii ‘ 'y for in-ee Sitmple dut-

' lit. Add ixeidiiivti territory. stdte m. occupation. N. n. s. Fedora- uon, 1°. o. Box 8232,_Mo_ntreai.

A. w. Feb. i-a.

Wiles rot: uriAcn voim car- ilcity to sei prospects your in- crease stops. _V\ liy no? have an ever inereliln nlimlver n liien liilllllik

you ta g _ mpie precursor! A iii-ii

not rniliiiirliittiigr oslillillniitrri in

i900 onus you this method to lu-

mm edmings continually by

urinating"; specialty tin-bet n.

sinners. mdngiriin iinli

tlpns. writ; iliiilltidinyeiy for choice

o‘! The American on s.

~ iiiiiii liliiypelia admin Ave.

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suuoAv scuooi. 2.30 r. M.

Messrs. Qulglry, Chiller.

tlTcil of iiftecil Minutes united d olil ieldlllar hynins, ti. the olienihg of-t

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inngiyeu 21h sit‘ J. con rcgltionai singing b sci-vice.

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Miscellaneous

ohm Atflttb llhcQONALD, LAND Surveyor. Box B2, Charlottetown. olt-iz-id-imopi-i.

POTATO TAGS FOR THE SEA- son-s shipments on shcrt. notice. Guardian Central Printery.

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bur This our role LUCK-SEND‘ birth date and 10c for wonderful horoscope of your entire life. Prof. Raphael, 94 Grand Central Station, New York. 717-12-28-5-71.

ESCAFltli Fliiilli fidNCH. l-“Efl. 4. two light sliver foxes, male and fe- Xlihlé.‘ tnltbdbti. Reward, Leslie McDowell, Fredericton, r. m. 1s- lalid. 1574

FIRST CLASS PAINTING ANII paperliaiigirig done by S. R. Howler, 9 Dorchestcr Street. Phone boil-J. W. W. 1517-2-5-41.

CEDAR SlllNQLEB-CABLOAD T0 arrive March first. Five grades. Book your requirements now, spec- lnl price off car. \Court A: Son, Bedford station. A 1548-2-6-31

'l‘eoc'l‘.ers Wanted

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wairrto Ar once. '11 sitcom) classteachor for Highfield School, $00.00 supplement for rempinder of

term. Apply to John A. Mc onaid. -

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FOR. jALE-ONE FEMALE RAG- coon. Apply to Ed. J. Logan. Fort Augustus, P. E. I.

dog. also phonograph at d btirgsiri. Apply Guardian. 1ilDll-I-B-2i.

Ill lilllilll‘ FOR BALE OI. TRADE for young cattle. Judson H. or Iran Clow Colvliie Road.

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FoTvZLI'¥I.'IEI'J-JXJ'I~E room‘ emu on iitntl It Guardian Olfici. w v p u

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conned, om g A. w. z-a- M ma“ ma‘; - - ., “" ' in exchange foi- drly pro- Captured Fzymim r. a. lriliéirid.’ 1 i- '- - - ll l‘ H. ' " ' eIE-Umifinj his uni ,. m. n . _. a. rv. lifliile- WANTED-LIV! raccoons. Anso m“- ‘ 151‘l'2'°‘3l buying rawfurs every day.

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. I). rename, . Charlottetown. illIil-Oi

" l4 e demand , ditty union . Join Olin Jomli gran . ation.

system. .111 I in lhlormi

‘control Guard

HAM-loll. 4 onions enfnv.

its. iii... i... y... ivory...‘ ileum 1 1h. innnb seine an. in. visions ‘t i3. in. Odmiiliiiiion mun it 863-‘ shit.- isles r. xiv. undue.

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, counou-Anliilii-At the Manse,‘ ' Summerside. on Feby. i. by the Rev.

b. d. st. cidir Jéilns. Haitweil min- ui-l ctinden. or Wliliiot, to Flora itthel Rdmsay Addms or Mdlpeque.

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MIfiACHEItN-Ufl hi). 6. Katie Julie il/lcticheil-l, aged 72 yenra. Funeral Suhtlay. strvice skirting at 1 detour leaving the hblné or tier iii-other. Dougali A. Meliitchern. we; Creek. nt 2 rfciock. Interment at Shaw's Cemetery. 4

rirriw-At York Point, renreiry 6h, 1930, at the home of her broth- er-in-ldw, Fred White. Ellen Dearisto wife of Frank J. Tlffry of New Hamp shire, U. B. A" in her 70th year. Fun- eral Stuirley. Februiry Btii, iervice starting at 2.30. funeriii ieiiving itt i p. m. Iluerlneht hfnclilliiiili Ceme- icry. Covehead.

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and moi-Ml‘- lffl- George Cruw , , vvgho deported this 1m i-"eorimy sill, l

Gite, yea; has pissed since tiifl. no on , When uod called one, we loved away. The blow was haril,_ the shook scvcrc, We iitlle thought the ond so near. _No't gone from hirinirry or from love llut gohe to her heavenly Home; Shove. - lilstirtttil by lift‘ Hllfihlntl lllltl l Children. l-tllllr, . ..|

111v MEMORIAM]

in loving memory of Anna Smith who died February 1th, 1028.

"Ills lust two years ago today

Since our darling Alina pissed allay. She's safe now on that golden shore. Where happiness reigns forever mom, Inserted by her parents.- John A‘. and Mrs. Smith.

1N MEMORIAM

1n lovlnr 1u inory of our door bus; band and fat er who departed this Jllerlebtliilry iiliniiifl.

We often sit. and think oi you, When 'we ire All alone, _

it..." iiicnrly is t e only friend

That grie can c l its own.

sun ivy i111 slit withered on

When other things decay.

Our love for you _wili still keep green And never fade Away.

Inserted liy Wife and Family.

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in lovliifg memory of in... r. Taylor df St.‘ Peter's island. who de- lillflttl llfli Illb Oll Ffllflllly Bill, 193B.

lve yeiirs a v, Glad cal ed you lioine, o be with 1111i on hi; ‘ . oil invv we nun yolir slllilirlg rm In grief m’: weep and sigh.

Some day vve’li meet to pprt no more And ch ow sweet 't ill be

To rest orevergvvlth he Lord Throilghout elerlilty.

lnaerteil by his father, Mollie:- hid

I’ lfllly.

in‘ loyiug memory of Menard

KPHflJHIlI Fri». 5., ID27-

lnsertcd by Vvife and children 10H

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Charlottetown I North Wllahlrc Phone in

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wooed iiibrtiirs merino- nn nrit or a emu or sunny ziv- eniul metiiiiu 3p: the Young Peo- ple o! ‘Trinity Church will be hen": melon-oil at l.i8p.u1..in I-leartz Membrili Hill. friieie netting; are undertna I direction or tiii Younj People's aoe1éty_ o! the ohureh, and wluniab the lbhii of woriiup serg vices. ineiudinl sinsins. prayer, brief ester-so. 9P“. .4" W! vows were °! m0 connection. married and un- married, are invited and any one who cares to come will be wglgomg,

.1119 hi,” Pupils’ uioruy cum of "We l, .6 Amen.‘ iii hol a W! hi‘; in no c lulled d1 , _ ary "ill 6h. tdiibsih . rem-my ll. at a r. M. lie Mire no itiiniii this irési of Adotllin lit. Ticket; only as cents, ieoi-a-ltsmwsi.

Miler .1. A. monotonic‘, Provihciili Mlmlér Doniiiiion we Insurance Company leaves this moi-nine to At- tend the snnuii meeting‘ of ‘the 0on1- lilhy It Wltirioo, Ontlrio, 1nd more inky you viiit beverli d: the onineh- esvin Ontariodnd Quebec. M11. Mac- xeneie aeeomplhlés him and d-m stop off at Toronto und Niagara, visiting friends.

CHARLES ‘H. EDEN. UBTAINS IMPORTANT LEGAL POSITION- lN RHODE ISLLND

rrtovmnuou, a. 1.. Feb. v..- United States Attorney Henry M, ‘Boss. Jr., today recommended to At- torney General William D. Mitchel in Washington that Charles H. Ecl~ en, member of the law firm of Grim, Ulllefleld A: Eden, Providence, and solicitor for the town of Coventry. be made Second .Assist'l.nt United States Attorney for the district of liiiodo ‘Island.

Mr. Boas also today recommended

ltiiai. Second Assistant United States

Attorney Eduard F. Itfclliroy be pl-Q. hioteyd First. Assistant. United States littorney in place of Joseph E. Fitzpatrick, whose resignation re- ccntly ‘was forced by Mr. ‘Boss and Attorney General Mitchell. Mr. Eden is to fill the vacancy to be caused by the prombtlon of Mr. Melillroy. No recommendation to the Attor- ney General in Washington villi bc necessary in the case oi “Phird A's- sistont United stiites Attorney Cen- em George R. Boone, as Mr. Boone's appointment to this position some months also holds gdoti. _ ‘

Mr. Eden 1's :44 yedrs oiti, being one oi the younger ‘ ‘ ‘ of the Rhode Island and li/ifissachusetts bars. I-lé is ii veteran of the World War. having served overseas. lie is

ifinéiniiey of the American Tieglon,

lo orgiinizatlons, clvle ‘ioeietirs an clubs. Mr. acted iittentieci 'Bl'OWii University for three years. leaving that institution to serve his county in‘ the World War. Upon reutrnlng from Pounce he entered the Harvard Liiw school, graduating there in 1922. He is married and has one child. tie lives at. 11v. John street. Providence. (Mr. Eden is d. grandson of the late Dllniei rvlieteudn of Rosenecth. r. a. 1., ind a nephew of we. Ed- gdr i1. Docherty of Providence. Mr. Eden, a; it boy spent a number of summers on the old fnrin at Rose- heath.) ________._____

er. Aiiaaivr. mule: 00-. Que-v Feb. ‘l-Tlie‘ death here of Alexis 13mg, i0, one of Canada's oldest- ptlstnliateri, liillllll a unique nmliy toinliiet. Mr. unis was ointment 1dr ss years. no 10h Alfred hills lill been ntlsllni in it ydera and hi! cranium lliriloiiln soother laailtlni. for ten rem.

DR. W. R. CARSON Pllniir drums chirlivflfiw Chldrllo and Nervous DIM!“ 124 Prince st. _\'hone 1012 Opposite ll. Paul's Ollilrflll

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Western Guardian

-r AM, AoAm IIANDLlNG col. oniai fertilizers and urgently advise booking your orders to avoid any dis- appointment in getting delivery. 1t costs no more l4; book early. James 1'1. McNeil, KciisiugtonQP. E. I.

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—FUNERAI. 0i‘ MltS. CAMERON - The funeral nf Mrs.‘ Charlotte Cameron was held on Friday morn- ing at iii o'clock at the residence oi her son. Mr. Keith Cameron. ‘iilrrc was a short service there, alter which the remains were conveyed by the ion

vice took place in the Church nnzi burial took place in the Cemetery

band, Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans of- ficiating at both services and at ihr grave. The pail inure-rs were him-or:- F. J. Arneti, James A. Morrison. f; M. Hicks, ‘i’. I‘). Romany‘, M. 1". Ecliurman and T. i‘). UBl'l'l.illli?l'5.- f3.

-—BRIDAL SIIOHWLR-A pleas-en! evening was pout recently at the homo of Mr. 11nd Mrs. JOl‘li Currie Gicnwcod. the occasion being a 1ni';< ucilnilcoits shrnvcr l'-'.)1' their daught- or, Mrs. Frank iVIiJDilllfiltl, n bride oi tho ClIPlSlITVIS reason. Many bcziuii- ful and useful gifts were given to the bride by her friends the przwcniutinn being made by her sirter. Miran iii-u:- ol lllld Miss Dnrnilly M"l\"ll“.(lll. Mr" McDonald in r low well v-l-v» ~11 u-o-vi thanked those pm. ill. for tl-w- kinrliy int-crest in thus l'FlII"lilli":' lug hrr. A riwuiiy rr-p-s-l \\';i."< rrWcci by hirs. Currie. Aid-r Imp-u- scnle music the Trust's iiclmrfrd coupling their farm/veils in the brlri‘ with their best wishes for a long 11nd impplly iredricd lifc.~0. i

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4 --DUNBLANI<. \VOE\IEN‘S IN- STITUTE hold tlich" regular uiontllij/ nlecting at the home of Mrs. Eon- fcmin McLsstac. Mcrting opened with repetition of the creel! and singinggr of the Insiiiuio Odo. Roll C1111 wnwi nnsweuad viii-h riddles, Minutes of‘, lriq meeting read and adopted. Ccm- mifiices appointed and were ro-ap- pointed. Some discussion took place regarding the holding or a chicken supper and arrangements were made in hi¢_qi._ai- uié. ivnne oi‘ tile Pres: Ldent,.oi1 tin,- ffiilotrirlfi 'i‘iilz.'-cia_v m

secretary, reeri ifirfliel‘ ""111 the. School Supply exoinininfuveir‘1du=

To ELECTORS 01-‘ wAuo THREE

Ladies and gentlemen:- At the request of a largo number of voters, 1 am :1 candidate for ward 3. I have served 111 the City Council and have a good knowledge of civic affairs. I will support any progress- ive movement which 1 think will benciit the city. i have been an ori- vociite o! permanent sire-rim bcttm- sanitary conditions, prevention oi cruelty to uhimnls and other mute- mcnts for the public good. if elected I will try to servo the beet interests oi.’ the city. ' A. A. IIENNESSEY. 16ili-2-8-Iii

To Till; isti-icroits or wAito one

Ladies [iliil Liclitielnclu- ,

I have served lwu iernv. an Lilly Councillor for Ward Uhe 11nd 1 have again nominated as a candidate. ,

with four years experience as a member of the Council, I iliii in u position to render still better service to you than 1 have rendered in the past. If elected I shall endeavor, to the best of my ability, to do my part in carrying on the administration of civic affairs in general in an effici- ent and economical manner, giving siecial attention to the needs of

iird One.

I heartily thank you for the gen- erous eilpport accorded mc in the past and respectfully solicit ymu‘ votes and influence in the coining election.

Sincerely yours,

, D. F. C. DOUGAN 2-8-31

beside the remains of her late l!i1$-‘

' THE GREATEST CHEVROLETI I 11v CHEVROLET Hlsrcm?

You Are Invited to Attend , _

THE CHEVROLET CHASSIS LECTURE TO TAKE PLA CE.

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road to Cape 'l‘raverse, where a srr-'

If You Arc

Dgo Not Fail to Attend This Meeting.

A.HORNE d’; c0,

urc to deliver U19 Sign board for the school which 11nd l)1‘Cli oiricrod last srmmcr. The next ill-Cfllillg is to be iicirl at the hzme of lvlrs. Neil A_ Bcultcr on Feb. 14th. Receipts $1.80,|

MRS. GEORGE T. BEARS

Annie 'i":iy'ior. widow oi the late firm-go '1‘. Bent-s. piirr/til au-ay 4ft the, ilutiic of her F011 'l'lll'.'l1l5lG Bean's. i<<\11il1_.iini|gi1wn,.on tlan. 3W1» 1mm ‘ Mrmfltflrr. was iiie oldest (laughter of the lrilc Nell ‘fuylor- and Mrs. ‘rayior. Born at Wood Islands, P. E. island, Sept. 13th., i845, she leaves Lo mourn six sons, two in Maine. two in New York, one in Wavteriown. Mass. and one in South Sioughton. Mass, one daughter, Mrs. Donald Mat-heson, E. Greenwich. R. 1., thirty grand children and eight great grand children; also the following brothers William and David in California. Angus, Donald and Charles in Coi- orado: Duncan in Washington, and one sister, Mrs. Andrew MucRuo. Charlottetown Royalty.

(Patriot lilCkbfi copy.)

Eastern Guardian '

1 ..‘WlllS’l‘ AND dance in Anna-é

dole School, Selkirk, Wednesday. owning, Feb. 12th. Everybody wci-v come.

NEW YORK. Frli. 7-Tlir art‘- ond annual New York arlsllim "show opens lflllllifllifl‘ in the spu- rlous civrrliinrw of the (irnlnl (‘chiral Pillar-c. Fourty two plhnrs ranging from n one sealer Fly- ing Dutchman weighing only 835 pounds, to the Zbpnssenger ill metal Uppercu-Burncili mono- plane powered with two giant Bird-horsepower Wright tornado motors received their final pol- ishing from an army oi mechan- lcs.

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South Africa exported 218.880 bales of wool last year.

Switzerland has decided to con- tinue its government pensions.

in The Electors

Ladies and Gentlemen:

coming Civic election.

mike a persdnal canvass

myoirnostii in furthering 5.

~ 117111 seem

As It will be Impossible in the short interval to

City, with chief interest for improve

0f Ward Five

of the Weird I am taking

this means of soliciting your support inihis contest. I am in favor of permanent civic improvements, consistent with the finances. and if elected will doi

interests of the merits for Ward‘

JAS A. BRADY

the best

Uri Tuesday Evening, Feby. 11th’ At 8 Ufilock.

T/iis Chassis Lecture and Demonstration Will be Given by Competent Factory Representatives 0F the Chevrolet Division of the

Motors Corporation.

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At the request of-a large number of the voters; of Ward 5 I have nominated as a candidate in thei

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General

Iiitercsteil in Automobiles

§ Si‘. Jdmé§ Presbyterian Church MINISTER-REV. w. mwci". Minn;

scrim". Mm1sraa¢nuv.1t_.nioouneAn LEGATE, B. n. V oitonivisr-wntrrin MeNUTT

no . MORNING f _ . . 0 A. IVL-Rev. R. Moorheud Legato 3, n, 3bl°*'f3l'¢ll b! Slob" . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O'Hara » Ml‘. Allan Moshrr. "““"H*'""°" ‘weirdly Thy flweiiinss" Maker -. .5" The Choir. 2min’. lit-Sunday School. EVENING 1.00 I‘. hl._—lle_v. R. Moorhrad Legato. B. D. linthem—'_l‘hc Choir. Solo (selectedl-Mr- Chas. McKenzie.