THE CHARLOTTETOWN AGUARDIAN

MARCH 24. 1931

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WE CAN now make PROMPT delivery o,- 5mm”, from the

ISLAND FERTILIZER

the ioliowine CHEMiCnLs & lviixap Goons

SUPERPHOSPHATE-In 12s lbs. hugs, o MURlATE OF POTASH-In 20o lb. bags. SULFl-IATE OF AMMONIA—In 20o it. Mg; NITRATE or SODA-Jo 10o lb. bags.

3-8-7! MIXTURE-Ill 1.25 lb. liars.

4-8-7 MIXTURE-In 125 lb. bags.

4-8-12 MIXTURE-An 125 lb bags.

Also uforllllllo of lllfllllllso special factory machine mixed chemicals equal to a ton of 4-8-7 Mixed gawk. in 1301b, bags. '

olliiuv and seilvic:

All the above goods are now in stock at the F - ‘l’ -. Plonlnullioll will llorearollnd. soreeooll ‘andellolilsggel 8B IIBIIYIBTWS fill‘! ghlfilflflltfl. 8N! mfldp, cgngpquently we are in a_position tqis spring not only to ma“ m, ioediote delivery but to znni-antee the "goods will be u. n llillfllfifiliicllallililll condition withhogs in gqqfl ordor- Tlns ls u very important Siilfvice never homo, nvnilolile to growers in this Prtlltinccwusc it.

DON'T order your Fertilizer until you ggt l which are from 52-00 to $12.00 per ton lowernafasrlfig?

eeooon- If we have no oeent in your locality call 0r u-rite for prices. . '

F03 643L049 Sllilllllellls We will deliver at any station on the Island Railway. ' ‘ ‘

OUR PRICES ill‘? liQW in the handsof our agents and we are in a position to quote you for immediate deliv- cry from the Fertilizer Plant or ex steamer in May.

BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW as we have only a limited Sllilllly Billfed ill "l6 Plilllt from which we can guaran- icc immediate or future shipment

eel represented. Write for full particulars,

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WE WANT reliable agents in- districts where we are "

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AGENTS T0 SELL TUE WIELL icial Land Surveyor, Herman- linown Merit Hosiery and Under- 3mm 3750-3-5-1month. wear direct to consumer. Merit __, _ -, _

SUIT SPECIAL-LEAVE YOUR

Mule "H39 weiliniiten st. West. Trloolo- , , e.- W. Mololl l4.- ‘it-ii

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Ilarbush, Hotel Davis.

rob sow-opp aprons. a pours

noun. on ill-iii one», u-e-n

looeelu. "lo Al!!! one Tuesdfl. iii-eh eon-at 1 ooneeu loom slim on imid a 90mins sharp. Also on Marchlflth at the

Office. . i011 SKI-krill!!! ISIIIRE “Hos i.~.-five weeks old. oily Rodd, Brock: ley. 4106-3-23-31

Several matched infill! 941d. Ere-w“

FOR. satir- rwo runs mini) Ayrshire Bulls Apply Irving Laird, Wiiisloa Road "i " 4l81-3-2l-3i.

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‘"703 SALlh-CIIOIMCE A tslsli" l}; Sliorthorn Bull. Rodi? your: hi: Henry Ford, Giasggwltqq . ,5 111 41-11-31-

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4'21‘ "hi-hold" 5oz’; JGIIIIQgEQ oat,

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WH: Vufihce Clfizifié: Ffimale

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I-Il -.-. can! CHICKS.

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lolilejeieo. aioou-iifottoqiiimiliiiii ‘W; white ‘diarrhoea. h. q. o. 33.15% will with rcconds of

' “A Wanted Q lrlyeeo his. ii°'ili‘o‘i"iiti"oliti - ll tnveit. R, R. 3, Sum- “Wa ._ E. Island. ‘ .v-l.-l-lue-.wed for 9110001!

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Millaciiers i-Vdaotcd-

‘IWT-llil 82?.- .'. A “f: oooll.e,»-.,izoooo. Iilfils‘ wit‘ ‘ l flicks-ill» =

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loll-oh i7. Flgdvr notify 233 gt. p; Plicne S30 L.

ioiiiiv notch‘ inonouitii. PRO-

ordcr before Easter for delivéei-ysbitor- f Jul . save top percen- . ~ on ‘y ini-a-za-zii AUCTION SALE 0}‘ TWO CAR.- lqads of choice Manitoba. horses, l cqrload to be sold at P. A. Home's horse excllrnge, 106 Elm Ave.. on

Globe Hotel Stables, Hunter Riv- er, 1 carloiid to be sold hy public auction. These horses are all thoi‘: oughiy broken, young and sound. teams. bays, terms made known it sale. .1. A uiacponaid.

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l’? 1i n u E it through pui- speclsl low cost course. Hundreds o; guzcessiui graduates. Writs Molar Boriltl- 0011689. 5'73 ilgrriilgtoq, Halifax. Oct. li-tts-tf-

outlaw‘ no): role o»... iwuo- 1'3

stor route" this country: ex-

mrg.‘ SALE-Fail itll A9855 o" perieaceguaneceiis ry: no eelllns ‘why . mine from olty- ohm utc o cc 1m- Shellie no

l .. “F? ill“ .- on" " sfivep y dgllgi-a wee ly Shamas

w". .. 0- J1 4'31‘ l- Mfg, pompqpg, N“: plzpritq. Ont.

0i i f t ‘scion-Sgt a" r rc coun ry , _ . m P ties-oi

' a _ BEN l-s 1m" cons willful?!‘ A. Burk? ? 00 Market Bldg. iii-fit

LOST-BLACK silmlisl. nod 0N . on 4122-3-1-31

Bentral Guardian

AT A ammo-oi the ‘nioout- lve Council ol the Charlottetown Branch of the Canadian Legion held last evening, complete mange- nignts were made for their _ annual Easter dance.

00MB AID BEI lfllENBYli MAIL qppplc WIF "-staged by Zion Choir. Play cast at Zion Hail lluiday next at 8.15 p. m. Also an attractive musical program. You will enjoy it. 4153-3-34-2i-Tues. Ifhurs. Qpsiihls COUNTY COURT QPQNS-‘Ihe March session of the Queens County Court opens this morning qt 1i, Qfcligck with ills Hon- our Judge Duffy on the Bench. Trier; are about twenty cases on the docket, most oi which are for -debt or damage.

oiqpon SEIZURE-Seven kegs

.01’ rum and a quantity of whiskey

were found by the Provincial Police yesterday concealed in the snow on a, cliff at Crown Point in Pownai Bay. ‘The cache, which apparently had been iecently moved, was found after a search of two and one-half hours. It was stored in several places in an overhanging bank of snow. '

SUCCESSFUL STUDENT—-At an exhibition held at the Ontario Ag- ricultural college recently Lloyd Yeo of Central Lot 16, P. E. Island, won first prize in the keenly contested sonior Percheron class with his mare ‘looilege Elgin." He is o. third year student here and duerves ireat credit for the way he handled the animal and the excellent shire he showed her in.

SUWBVISING ABBANGEMENT$ ~Mn A. Si Niolleun. ilenerol suoove intendent for hotels of the Canadian National‘ hallway, and Mr. 110,‘. Flatt, superintendent of furpishlpgs in the hotel. sleeping car and din,- irig cal; departmepts, who have boon surorvulns fins! onnnsernenu (or. the opening of the now hotel, will loo unable to leave this mill-fill"; ‘ll-it to o sllsht iniury sustained. by Mi- Mcliean. They will leave iii a flew days for Montreal.

‘cello or THANKS '

Mrs. Alex Campbell and family, Brookfleld, wish to thank their many friends for tho many acts of ‘ indness shown them in their recent sad bereavement.

niwflls MUBYIHE-At Freetown 011 Milli-ll 14th. 1931. to Mr. and 1417-5- Deni?! Murphy. a 8°11-

TOQQ-vAt {lose Vplley, March 12, i931, to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Todd, a son, Daniel Earl. '

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PENNY - niciisitiis '- Al; chor- iottetown, Mai-ch 33, 1931, Oecii Wil- bur Penny, Murray Harbour, to Celia Jane Richards, Abney. W. L. Outhouse officiating.

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FITZGERALD-At Lo: Angeles, Cal- ifornia, March 17th. Sidney David Fitzgerald in his Sgrd your.

SHAW-A} Cardigan, B. s2. 1., on ‘Ichijiraify itll. 1931, “W! b will ill: ncss. Allan Duncan, youngest sop of Neil and Annie show. “sod 1 year and 1o months, (Patriot please copy-l

MaoliFNHli-At qiolloeller- Muse-i Meloll lllll- lWI- Molecule. Million- ue el Alllstull. I-ilt till. P- E. island- Fullerol notice liiiel- Interment Galj A cemetery-

In loving i-en-icmbran . of our dear Father, James Andrew MacDonald, $53 departed this Ilia March Bind.

Gone hllt not lorgqttcn.

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1,01 Years of Age, Former P. E. I. Man In Excellent Health

541-1814. Mel's-i March Zll- -- Jliul" H. Finnan. Salem's oldest rp-sldent. Wednesday enloyiid ills ouslonlolv game of cards on his 101st birthday. He is in excellent hedlth, has a good appetite llnd sleeps well. i-Io, sees and hears perfectly ind does‘ not wear glosses. He. particularly enjoys playing cards. City officials called at his home to offer congratu- lations, and he was tho centre of an informal reception.

‘Mr. Finnon was born in Charlotte- lot... P. E. 1., in iaao; and lived m Fredericton, N. 13., l0 years before coining here. H: resides at 14 Essex street with members of his family. He was a driver of_ wagons and coaches, but retired from active work in 1914. He ha; four daught- e_rs, a son. three grandsons. four Eltlilldllallkllters ullfl dilvelfil H991?" grandchildren.

ROSE VALLEY ANI) VICIHITY

Mrs. Sidney Taylor, wlxislog, is visiting her sister Mrs. James Todd.

MY- 1W1" IYQll-llclfll? W“. l! Yell?!“ visitor to the city.

slur-s. James Gland. Blver. spent the past week hgrg the guest of Mrs. W. i3,- Cousins.

W» Ben volume intends loevllis licre for most Royalty to spend’ a law days visiting his aunt.

Mrs. Neil McCalllim, Brackley Beech, spent the last few days visit- lng hor- parants Mr. and ‘Rob- ert Todd.

Owing w the depth of snow some; 0'1’ our farmers have to carry the WW-el’ W their twen-

Mr. Stanley MacDonald had the. i-nisfortigiq ql losing a. valuable horse‘ W1 sfltlllfdly-

Y. BOWLING

napping! 1.1511005

SUNFLOWERS

IJRESSlER AND MURAN EAT THE PRINCE Ellllllllll

"noose who lei-lined till lneli eloee ached at “Caught Short" were out in farce yesterday at the Prince Ed- ward Theatre to greet "Reducing." the newest Meho-Guldwyrrldsyor comedy to confer those two queens of comedy. Merle Dressler and Polly Moran. i

uiteduelus" as its name llldloelel tells a tale 0i beauty 11.9-11.0“ lllld pokes pleasant fun at those who would lose or 35in weizht. ,

- A lousii lll Every Keel

Millie and Polly somlool through it with even greater facility of laugh- gctting than that evidenced in their earlier effort.

In addition to tlie funny scenes iii beauty parlors there is an excruci- atingly amusing sequence ln a Pull- man car and another featuring the arrival of Mario and family at the Grand Central Station, New York.

"Reducing" has no moral or lesson It Ls distinctly made for laughing pun-pom only and it gets guffaws by tho score.

uoeoouvl MACKENZIE

The loll-seine o1 Malcolm Mac-Keri- zio of Alli-store Lot d3, P. E. Island. Canada. to the Great Beyond. is keenly mourned by relatives and friends. Mr. MacKenzieh death oc- curred it 24 Hammond St., Glou- cester, Mass, at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charles A. Gillie, on Tuesday morning, March 17th, l a. m., where services were held Wed- nesday afternoon at 3 p. m. for re- latives and friends. Those who ac- companied the remains to North Station, Boston, ‘were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice c. Smith. Everett, Mass; lvir. and Mrs. Lester L. Smith. Elver- ett, Mass" and Mrs. Charles A. Gillie. Gloucester, Mass, Mrs. Stan- ley J- Gillie Plllledeliolllo. We» Morse-Y" Moelionoie. Pllllveliolillliu- Po» Slowl- Everett. Mr. Mglooim p. Luce, Ever.- e", Mfiel-‘lz- M15 Mlliiifiellile- Rfllliillrl were forwarded to the home oi’ his daughter. ma. Hiram A. Loecoe at Grefl River, P. l3. lsland, Canada, accompanied to Eririce Edward Is.- land by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gil- lie. Gloucester. Moss, Mrs. Lester L. 511.11% Everett. Mil-SS» M".- William A. Slowest, Mlllinocket, Maine.

Mr, lllacxenzvle leavesto mourn their sleet lose one sou and. elshl daughters, Mr. lioderick Macrtenzie. Milluiocket. Maine; Mrs. Maurice o. smith, Everett, Mass; Mrs. Lester L. Smith. Everett, Messl; Mrs. William _A. Stewart, Millinocket, Maine; Mrs. Charles A. Gillie, Gloucester, Mass; Mrs, Golden A. MacDonald. North

ivr. Adapts .... ".154 iso 154,

B- I-onthelne H5 369 W5. G. Campbell till llo 15g; E. Mallet ....._.., 1,37 1H0 _ \ ~—— 144 l71 ai_ ti. see s44‘

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H2361

FQRQWNENQTQ

a. seer m i104 14o M. liliiiller 14,4 is: 151 M. Day ldl 1V2 l“ , ob m3 a1 B. McLeod m loo 1A8‘ cs2 ‘on’ ooo

Total .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 21GB Majority for Sunflowers, 165 pins. High single, B. Lspthorne, 280 pins. High thml, s. Loothomo, on pi115.l

KIOBAS

S. Sontner ...... 113 163 116 ,1. Howstt 132 117 180 I. l-aifei-ty 117 ioi no, a. l-lowiitt 145 114 _,' J. Lcitch 14,0 12o ' s41 col wail

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Hilarity for Butlers. 129 illne- Hlill linsio. B- litowlllt. all viii!- Hlah mm H. Stewart. 1'10 nlns-

DQWLING TONIG HT ODIIIIEBOIAL LTAGIJH

7.00 to BJll-Cilordicii vs. man's, lallzys 1 and 21.

1.00 to coo-Browse Brag. vs. Tcic- phone 00., (alleys 3 and l).

8.30 p. m-Trinlty Y. P. i3, and’

Hol-

lurusl l-nolo- , l ylhlelet time only! i

liaven, Maine; Mrs. Hiram A. Lee- coo, B. E. Island, Canada; Mrs. Stanley J. Gillie, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Margaret D. MacKenzie, Phil- sdelphia, Pa. Mr. MacKenzle was oi a. sterling character, and highly re- spected among his neighbors ' and

‘friends. Burial will be at Caledonia,

P. E. island. Canada. Funeral no- tice litter,

Q11 Tile World's Al_r_w_ay

B? WIN-BM W- CBANCK UultellPmI Aviation Editor

IDNTJON. March zm-improve- ulelll in dealer: of elllllnes. ‘level??- mcnt pl’ tlie Townseliq ring device. and tendtllfly toward metal con- struction were the leading technical lectures of 1930 in British aviation.

An example of novelty in engine design is the 16 cylinder 300 h. p. air-cooled motor made for the Boy- al Air Force. The engine is devised to overcome the disadvantage of the generally employed air cooled rad-

9 io_1_ motor-Jorge frontal area.

Aviation expcrts have long con- tended that this lecture of air-cool- ed englnes has resulted in resist-

‘ ance to movement through the air.

The new power-plant ha s four banks of cylinders. These are ar- ranged like the uprights on a capi- lal- fill?! plush‘.- o very one“. re- Ihtllnoe tires.

The work of bpiidlng a practical ‘mlllliifislw ‘Flliilifill Qlllllle. bllllll“!

T-hltll-W oil lust-sod of sideline» is tile ‘iolls o1. several uvioilon laboratories

Wood ll lowly found. in the mom structure oi llllcfll" bicolllof-ll today in on! lluolllily in from iirltlllll»

Metal ls now used ill wings and fusolsgcs, and makers liqvo discov: cred that it is generally iinlitsr and stronger and Oliiltll‘ to repair than wooden structures.

Fleagiio sriialeo, vsluzblo picture; electrical and radio equipment, poi:- lshablc goods, gold and oilvci: bullion

[day-cii] chicksm and strargoor loads

are helng flown cvcr Europa grid Quilt Quietn-

"Wie Dancers”

. At The Capitol

"rho, poucere." frank Pullroyol o! tlie leoooulnue Ind reactions 95 "194- eip youth where the llilllliwllé “l9 concerned is the Fox lidovietone offer lug gt the Capitol ‘Ilieatrc which opal-led yesterday.

Chandler Spraglle, newspaper man who deserted the public prints for the more colorful opportunity of screen story telling, directed the pic- lure p; his successor to “Not Dam~ aged," also a story of modems with the same featured players aiid mods an excellent thing of it. '

Lois Moran and Phillips Holmes as ahe romantic leads, with Wall?" By-

in "not Honored." end the oololuol- ed Mrs Patrick Campbell also having important parts which they portray with flue understanding.

tone qdaptotlon 0f_ the famous stage play by Sh‘ Gerald Du Msurier and Viola 'l‘ree. its screen version retains the fine qualities of the original. The story deals with the ideal romance of sentimental youngsters who plight their love in the Gypsy fashion. Lois Moran Ls the girl who pledges fidel- ity as s. maid only to find that a three year separation from her sweet heart, ‘Holmes characterization, com- bined with family objections and the frankness of modem life, is too much of a temptation for her to keep her vow.

When her sweetheart returns she decides to withdraw from his life, losvlnz him to marry the dancer, a cleverly liiwrcsted role by Mae Clarke, whom he has met in Canada But it ends happily.

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que, March 38—E3g pl-iccs declined 0n the, produce and dairy market here today, while butt- er cheese and polo-to quotations were unchanged. Fresh Ontario and Prair- ie eggs in csriots were off one half of a cent at 23 1-2 to 24 cents for extras and 31 1-2 to 22 cents for firsts. Seconds were unchanged at 16 cents a. dozen. To retailers fresh extras lost one cent at 2'1 to 21.‘. cents a dozen. Receipts were 2,461 cases, Re graded eastam townships Bud fresh western nlllnbei- one butter was quot- ed at 31 to 31 1-4 cents a pound and to retailers solids were 3a ccent; and prints 34 cont; p, pound. Receipts were 19 belle-o- Winter colored oboe-se- wol- quoted. at 1i 1'2 eenle a bound and receipts were only eight boxes New Bruoloviols ween lnouloln Poto- toes in carlots were quoted at 82 1-2 cents spar eighty pound plug and to retailers 05 cents per eighty pound bag. Remaining stocks in carlots per ninety Pounds bulk were quoted at eiohty cents. OTTAWA Ont, March 23—'I'll_e egg market is reflecting a stronger tone today and both Moptreal and Toron- to report firmer markets with price; inclining upwards. TYJRDNTO-Tlfiis egg market is un Settled but inclined firmer. Pmirie! e888 0n Spot have sold iit extras 23, firsts 21, delivertd. Soles have been made on some Ontario shipments ilt extras 21 Us 22 firsts 19 to 20, sec- onds 18 delivered. Montreal egg re- flolilts here today were 2,461 cases as compared to 1,818 cases on the col-res Poodlus day lust year. The market is “filly 1M firm. Graded eggs on spot are sailing to wholesalsrs at, ex. ‘T35 33 t9 34 III-SW 31 to 22 |gcondg l6 to l7.

OHICAco-spct l8 1-2 Aprils 31 1-8 Novel-libs: 33 3-4. increaslnz numbers or perishable

Bfllls- Not long ago some of the large 110M118 in Cairo and Alexandria con- ceived the idea _ci having a consign- ment of Brussels sprouts sent out 599N811’ by the India. mail plane to Blvc on extra. attraction to the 0mm nias fare. Another plane took a num- ber of lobsters.

Stranded British motorists on the Continent cable home dealcrs who dispatch parts by air. - c.3119 arm- ier. in growing numbers are sent by airplane, nct only because of the speed, but also for the reason that, goods transported by air rccdvc special care in handling and trons- pcrt. Insurance cii such goods is also elleuiler by or than by other m..- port.

Millions of dollars worth of bul- lioil is dispatched from London to the Continent every year. Tho inter. est saved by rgpid tfgngpoft‘ about three hours to Paris, amounts t9 an lllllilllls figure. Air scciirlty or bu]- lion is highly Vfllllgq.

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PORTLAND, Ore. March g__ QUIZ"! 05W.“ 91515.9 93 hcles-lii-oile during 1930. The prcvicus ycar only 30 wcrc registered. I

DUKE PICKS my ouch»;

ounlleoi. u. c., limo zu-ri... Ellis-chain Caldwell, Monrcsc, N. c.. has bczii cZ::‘.;:l 1331 Quzcn ct Duke

rqrl, who scored heavily as the lover i.

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Given Frcc with any purchase of iiudnufs Toiletries amounting to $1.00 or over-while they last.