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' the ﬁentral liuardian

CRASWIILI. tor K108221911

cummnumnos Lin. msca. ARI-l L-FIlIS-‘l- 12-312.

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A RED BEADED GIRL-IE the

matured best. hemn‘ o‘, t‘ g‘:

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ment easy and waste impossible, - -,;~¢ Wang; Use Fry's Chocolate next time ' ,

you bake and note the delicious WOMEN'S LIBERAL CLUB EL- v diﬁerence- EcTs OFFICERS - Llrs. Reube: ‘ pmcupm L'_d"ugntrtil MacDonald was elected president

oi’ Zine lV-z-rnenls Liberal Club in

anzxual meeting Tiesdny‘, Quip:

oﬂcew chosen were: patronesses, Hrs. (‘caries Duxmzng. Mrs. Peter ' Sinclair. Mrs. Thane .-\. Campbell and “rs. B. W. LePage; honorary ' 1t. Mrs. H. J. Palmer: pas: 31m Florence D'Orsay: creszdent. “rs. E. T. BIL-I Second vice-president. .\lrs. lllark LIacG-lngan; third vice-pre-

sidcni. . . Klein’: secretary. Miss ART-PS l‘ me: corresponding sec- f retarv .\ . J. A. Lawson: tress-i

urcr.'.\!rs James Gormle

exact» 1 An "cw i\ic!€a:r. .\lr<. ‘ _ Hrs. George ‘Pzveedy

‘ and Mrs. Riusel‘. Chandler. i

Write rodny for illuminated booklet -F!l\l\ll'f‘d Recipes m» Lorol and chn-nll-re", ﬂnlnﬂ many HlDdFfR men..." o! "m; Fry‘: Corn: ma fry’; linking Chocolate Sen: free.

Nl-HVLYWVEDQ HOSTIRED — 0:1 '1‘ ‘ evcnutlz Feb 23rd. a pleas-

~ Merit of inzeres: :o n: ' piacc when a lnrge r friends gazhered a: Bee; . ‘SZCJd the home o! .\lr. .nd ‘Mrs. A. C D-lfiezr, Winsloe to do honor w t“ ' em UOFd and hs bride “is Helen Scozt of . field. This luncnon being in the form oi n miscellaneous show- ‘ "er. the bride and groom were ush- 1 cred to the 1mm: room where the

‘Eur micqlmrs inconn upTrt-voni in Elie" “Triudiibu

illv The Canadian Press» singles chlmpzonsilip when he won 1,0.\'DON—R. H. Gough-Culili- the title ior 11w ‘lfth ixnze and the ripe of the Royal Boots Greys set fourth YEA!‘ lll _\.lL\'\‘I\\iOH.

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Forestry Association Heads

s were then announced by E a F‘ " alter nlhich Mr. i gwlcasant man- l ner on mliali‘ o! h wile rixanked I the people fnr if: r thouzhiilllness ‘ The rrmazildcr of the evening was spent in p‘. g Bridge, delightful music, etc. A nffc-tt luncheon end- ed this very pleasant evening and all dcpaﬂed wishing Mr and Airs. i Duiiett loads o! good lncic-(Pat- riot pause copyi.

[lee Millard‘: (or Bites.

Special Evangelistic Qcrvice TONIGHT I Charlottetown Baptist (‘lmrch

7.30 P. _\l.—Subject

“DANGEROUS xncuzcr"

Hale Choir

0n the left. is W. M. Neal, oi Winnipeg, retiring plrsidrnt of the

‘ Forestry Animation. who was appointed chair-mm M m, i Prairie ‘Provinces Division ol the Mancini-ton at the annual meeting in limit-w. On the right is Charles v. cum, o! Hull, mat-q s. pﬂgid- mt for In ensuing year.

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for - - - . - . 47¢ _ _ PARSNIPS featuring a great.’ money-saving 10 ms _ _ _ _ _ 25‘ SPRING SALE. Here are many SOUP 0f the Empire's foremost foods... T‘""al° 9" all priced l0 protect your purse. TIVRNIPS s: linn . Xe V p" h“ ' ‘ ' ' 25° SUGAR, brolvn or white l0 lbs. 53c "" E) , gs. c ros---- ‘Mm!’ lb _ _ m’ ALL BRAN. large pkg. - - 22c LARGE ORANGES. per doz. lilc FILLETS SHORTENING GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for — — — 25c z lbs - . - - - - 29c PEANUT BUTTER. large jar 25c Fresh ‘-’ lbs- - - 29¢ IVIOLASSES. best grade. gal. 51c smokgfL 2 [in ~' RAISIN DROP CAKES. pet‘ lb. 19C i; '

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s‘ The Central Guardian

CONFEDBBATION LIFE L\5UR- AYCE. Lr-6798-7-12-3l2. NEW SERIAL STORY -—q)c1ls in the Guardian this vccck-"lvull Meet Again" by Margaret Cvorrmn Nchols.

THE BAPTIST (‘IIPRFII-Ai the service la~t <‘\'(‘l‘.lllg the Rut. H. L Denlon dciivcrcd a scarvliulg

address on "Shilling Sllln. The Chou" llllflfl‘ direction of Miss Vera H. Malcolm Campbell. .\lu.<.

Batu. icd ill the music Willi XIIS Call-beck m. Llle organ. "Almost Poi-snarled" was sung as a quar-

tcltc by DIQnPS. Quiglcy. Onldcr, Dingwcll nnd Stcrns. There will be a service at 7.30 tongiht

SOCIAL FAREWELL GATHER- ING - Thc Junior Brotherhood of the Charlottetown Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at tho home oi Mr. and Mrs. Rulxsrt in a fare- wcii party to its President. Hr. Edwin H. Cooke. ulio is lcimng Charlottetown to reside in the UBA The owning was plmlsnlll- ly spent with music followed by relreshments served by Mrs. Rupert assislcd by Mrs. _Gc0i1ze Eswy. During the evening the clmxs trach- er. Rvv. H. L. Dcnton. on behalf of the class presented to Air. Cooke l fitted travelling case. Mr. Coulee rospondcd. fcelingly voicing his re- grets at his dwarture from the Is- land. The llil'll0l‘llllZ dislwrsed with the singing rd "For Ho's n Jolly Good Fellow."

PILGRIM LOSER SAQINGS

(By The Canadian Press)

ﬂONlBAY~Ajinlalli Sukdad Bl- dalll Bukdad, n Mlulllm farmer. came here wit-h his hard-corned savings to [m on n Liccca pilgrim- age but hc true mistaken in the choice of friends who robbed him

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BANKS IYNWORBXED BY P.O. SAVIYGS

WASHINGTON. March 174K113‘ -—Bnnk.= do not now consider the postal saving: system serious com- petition. in the opinion of J..F. '1‘ O"C<vnnor. comptroller o! the tren-

aury.

"The bunks have too much mon- ey." hc cxpinlns. lie ndlnittcd. llO\\'x‘\‘Cl'. "lllt‘l'i‘ was u time when

ihc banks lwre concerned 0vcrl1u~ question. and added "that tiru: probably will come again."

U. S. banks 0n June 30. 193G. held 817358200000 in United Stat- es government. securities. or 25.88 per cent, or their‘ total assets. In 1929 the amount. was S-Lmllliltlllt]. or 5.56 per cent o1 their Meets.

WHERE GLADIOLI BLOOM

(By The Canadian Press)

LEILBOITRNE - Ten thousand gladioll in mried colors during December and January made s ﬂower farm at. Mount Evelynmenr hcrc, one of the beauty spots o! Australia.

FINDS WHITEO AK S TRUTHFUL STPDY

IONDON. March l6 — (CF) —

"What s personality the old lady '

‘Whiteoaka’ in. and with wllnt i uminnting insight Miss Price hurdles the clmrmter." ‘syn Syd- ney Carroll in The Daily Tele- graph. This play by the Canad- ian. Mien dc in Roche. has had it-s 350th performance here.

Observe her ohltinate conquering; o! arterial decay, the gay creakin- eiu or her movemmu, the swift interplay oi smile and frown, the grim wilfulncse. the mark o! mal- ice, the naughty moment. nnd watch how every human weakness

i4 softened and obecured by the-

actress in an overwhelming kind- lines and understanding. Can comedy reach higher’ or better limits? You will ﬁnd ll the P137" houll in one at he

most imprrnsivc and lﬂlflhtll stud~

Canadian llOYOlKSI and NnncyPricc

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10S of new rim‘. my woman has in a (‘lfzl-Yllﬂlll‘ crmtiml of an 01.2 1 H, of “l, mm, ~ l givrn l.» lllt‘ Fﬁiulz 1 tlic;itre._ innuly _\'l'illll who has pissed. her p _ ‘\- m-hi- a. m brilliant century. expound; tile charactnr k‘ ‘ ‘_.-- “ ‘ ' ______. _ _ _ v

Scottish

Students Honor St. Andruu

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University students. veering up- prnprlnte costumes. marching In the traditional Ink- Kennedy pro- cenion tn st. Andrews, septum mtvudq wwu. The student leak.

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Ina the procession represents 5t. AnllrcI. and been the crow on which he nnﬂerrd in Greece. and which was to become the ultlre oi Kate _

chiuln. “its Hn‘ nclcc of Bhho] Kenna-ﬂy. who rounded It. Solvﬂd l allege-

lhe Sooﬂhh naﬂonal ﬂu.