F515 UHARI-U'I'TETQE.N__EQ,NFBIAIY . _

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THE SALVATION ARMY SELF-DENIAL APPEAL, 1933

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“Open the dour of your heart, my friend

No matter what class or ereed, When you hear the call of a brother's voice,

The cry of a child in nced."

11m Army's ear is quick to drier-t the cry ni‘ need. Your quirk - and generous response to the Self-Denial A',lpc'.ll 1vill help meet

the need

Please send your donation to:-

Adjutant liimluins

55 Villa Ave., Charlottetown,

llElllililL GUARDIAN

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, I This column la roaerved tor Queen! l County new; of local interest but ml- lvertlmng 0t n nanny mature may bl

iaacrtul at 4 centa a word atrlelly l payable in advance.

| CONGRATULATIONS TO Trin-

‘ity Ladies Aid who are bringing

,Pa\n Kollius with a. complete new ‘programme Thursday, tl1is week.

952I-5-l6-3i

ARRESTED 0N BREAKING

'CIIARGE—A local man was placed

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Successful Play,

dvotwit-hstonding the rain and many counter attractions o11 Wcd< nesday evening May 10l11- 'I‘he Mt. Herbert Dramatic Club presented Charles George's brilliant comedy dyanm, “The Red llvzldcxl Stop child" to a large zludicncl: in tho consolidated School Hall. The clif- terent members of the caste played their parts with apparent ease and thoroughness. Tlfcrl: were no stage waits, or fumbling for lines each player had their parts well mem- orized and entered into the spirit o! the play in a. manner worthy of the highest praise. The slarzc sett- ings, lighting effects were. effective considering the limited stage space.‘ . Throughout the acts the ladies "gown; were very hnrldsclne espec- ially in tl1c second act. at. Rl-hard Jenkins, RuxselYs fllshionltblo home. The; h-nznbetl, specialties between acts wcre live- ly and entertaining»; consisting of numbers by ltliltnn Buell, whoj scrmrd to find instant favor with lcafldya the audience. Trninor and Train-l; or comcdy sketch team contributed

[flay in ciifercnt rural

pearanec:

loud wife, Mrs. Frank Hzlnvm.

Mrs. Oliver

ton Buell. Lucia Russel. Edna Jenkins.

Russel. (Bessn,

Mvnalrlizlh.

(‘as ndlnirer, Russel Driscoll. three enjoyable vaudeville skctchrs. lulstm Connolly efficient plfllliSt‘ played for the vaudeville. KindQ/[al-y Dygscoyy friends including Dr. J. E. Blanch- t ill-d, Mr. Harry Richardson, Mrs. Korma’ 11,1119 Chnnd1¢r_ Ivan Reddin and Miss Lulu Toomt~<d TmlcwThc present. of Charlottetown; lviiss Bccrs of Mlt. Herbert Orphanage and otl1er:(._1g-o_

friends were most generous in loan-l My I,__L|\-[nq rm," 0;‘ hlg stage accessories. The facial‘ i make ups 11nd stage direction was done by J. Austin Trainer which} gave the play a professional touching, flpvffral nmntps 1.11m throughout. The pcrforlnancc was] My nr._s-,1,m@ “f; In aid of Mt. Herbert Rink whirhfimis, Tm“ nflmk I,

k-i- I lain: Sale

cago. an afternoon in spring.

a Mortgage.

Ji- 9495-1i

“minis Such 11mm‘ givim; recrc‘ 1 was discovered by the watchman on atlon Lu many during the winter Fun-S wharf, Tlhonihs. After the last art of the Shavings m. borings under the floor comedy drama Sid Elliott's Orch- of the wamhousm Th" pol-m. were '~‘=‘\1'1\ vlllmvfl "l! 4 l"‘°‘=ii'*'*1\1 9f (‘"1199 informed, but as the officer was en- I " music. lvlodern and old time danc- [flying the mg was the feature for tl1c bal- made his Qgcape, .1~.:<'e of the Qvtlllllit". l\'i'.111y requests iulvc been rervivctl to repeat the: AT ROTARY —- “Hospitals are sectiousfa Vital Necessity", ' fIlie following is the cast oi play- ject of an illuminating addressdeliv- ,ers in the order of their first ap- ‘ered by Miss Anna. Mair, lady

Mrs. Edith Russel, Richard's sec- ‘ward island Hospital, at the Rot- Woodruff and Mrs Emory Scott, Society matrons, her wcre inextricably bound

friends, Lois Mutch, Eva Carrier. ' Briggs, The Russells butler, Mil- _bc ‘the basis of all human endeav-

Ethel Ashltgv, Lucille Christy ' young society girls, Helen Driscoll.

Flora Far-hum. Dudley's iuam- twcre Rev. D. M. Sinclair,

in previous this worthy movelnent. 111.. two days

lundcr arrest yesterday by the City Police i11 connection vxith a break into the warehouse of DeBlois Bros. on Sunday afternoon. The break

who tioticcd fresh

building the intruder

was the sub-

ESupcrintendent of the Prince Ed- ‘ary luncheon yesterday. She point- cd out that hospitals and health together in this age, and that health must

flint-tut ilalhurst A ...

l1~u 'l‘el MW“ :‘.,"“"",".f’:_‘ .\lll.ll vll-lllil-al 111-- ,,"_" pry‘, .1111 llilll 1' l'u\\t'l.‘ . .. w.»

, , \!|l l'1111l'l‘l-1.... . . 1 l. h, , ::::::: lilac: -- . "W, Slum-l _ ytlllulrll MI-lol‘ . 11.1.11 sll-l-l Juli ("Jill's §f“,‘."",‘,‘ m"

our and achievement. Miss Mair

lythe death rate had been reduced

l Dudley Russel, their son. Harvey from eight or nine perccnttothrec

lor four per cent, and average per-

lards cln11nl1tcrlro111t11c west, lvlary or thirty days to ten or twelve} .days. During the present period of‘

Richard Rll:5(‘l, a financier, Fred economic depression, a large num_

ibcr ofpatlcnts were receiving free

GQQ-,»..@ (ml-risen, presumably Lu- ltreatnlent, a fact which should be thel

b _ wow ll=lllll Klltlll kllul. I>l‘l\\'I'\‘ll lrl illlll .~' ‘f excessive. Rotrtrlan Neil MacLean

;romcmbcred in the face of criticlsln that hospital fccs

was in the chair and the guests

ii’. E. Shanta, Slstem Commercial

{Representative of the Canadian

‘ Place-Tile Russel home in Chi- iNational, Toronto; and Mr. R. G. yDavls of the National Council of“__ _ Rlphyll-ddhe Y. M. C. A. M1‘. Davis spoke‘

_Russel‘s fashionable home in Chi-ref U10 CJ-lllllfliilll Wllivh 1S 110W btf- I

‘i115: launched to raise money for

operation from the Rotarlails in Rotarian Alil-cd Pickard was wclconlcd back ion his return 11-01..‘ Montreal where he had been under medical treat- |n1enl. As yeslerday was Stork Day Ex-Prrsident H. 1.. Palmer received

H . T.» l... gum lly from Roiaruln James Harris the. T'."""', ‘i’: ,"‘“ M" silver mu" which Rotnriars weschi" lllr ll t‘ own n11 l" " -‘ ‘ lllirly first lli|_\' of _""" "“ to iulppy fathers. The ilelightcd

I hm instructed bv the nmrigagee .il1 sell hy puhiie auction at V tvriu I".l ‘

the hnuv- of tw that trlll-t 11f

| .- . v . _ H111; m1 _[‘<l\\ Imp

the fnllmvililc stock,

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.l.~ll1linus1 thl-ul 'i""l t-lulll ‘

.1 .tle

1r t: 1rinter:

winter.

Tp-llelfers ‘P. v rs old.

(i-—I‘ollr1l Angus grade valves. to 6 months.

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11 l-resahl: lheue‘ illlill; \“r lo tlu- lllllvl‘ ..l tlllllilllllll}: Ilill‘ hunllr-ll n Hllll- nlull~ nr ll~-.~

IMPLICTHICNTS

lly tllH-‘Hl me l»;;l1li1

iv- le- 111v. l

freshened ;

_.]lplslt'ilt (‘zvltle irrshencd dur-

3 'l'ruek “Hum s, I‘. (‘artsy 2 Slov-

lrel-ipieht made 1111 appreciative re-

IKEEI‘ ROMANCE ALIVE ‘ says COLLEGE rnnxv EVANSVILLE, 1nd, May i5.—-Eor- l_v marriages among college under- ; lzraduatrs was suggested by Dr. Earl Harper, president of Evansville college, i11 a luncheon address here. "While I usually atlvisc youth not to undertake marriage in the course inf a college career, or to undertake 1t only after careful thought, I am ready to advise society that it is

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' . , . . hi"- lillhi" "IMP? tllflllvvl‘). UM’ high time for such marriage to be 1v1.1ll- llllllll llltl _. __ _ . ]1lb\\‘_‘\' .11" ..ul- lllllllllll. l -'1<>\"I' lM-\*>“.l~"~lll‘§1 7 “ML 1 luallc possible and encouraged. ml lll llll |l\ll-"‘llll‘1\ llr .\l.lrl c ll-ll ;G;1sl~.l'1ne Eueinl- 4 I1.p., 2 Gasoline. . ell llll‘ 2.1111 l|l_\' .-1' Jilly n. ulgzz, Engines 1 h“ I RiNtr-N, “hum l “We need to keep romance alive undo l!t‘l\\1‘t'll tllillll |.I‘II Slullh lll‘ ' '_ '_ _ V. , , _ in the ‘ynrld 1nd to b9 gym '\u](f|_jc "H, ,-,,,_...,_ .|~,,“,,.|, l, 3,,,,,,,_.,. 1th.. ‘l Boers (Ir:\(‘pr: GFJIII (.r.uk- ‘ ‘ _ n I p; l'l \flll'l'll.< (‘lluulp- ill-III’ ‘or, hoourzltor. PZIIIIIIIILI Mill, Iluy Mill lll'l(l"15ml\(h1l~ \\' i911 Yullllh m"! "“"- “".‘.' ~ 1"“ i"““" '““"'“{ “Wk 11ml Illoeks. Driving‘ Wagon, and women feel the mating urge." 11f‘ Ill". ill-st lulrl, Hllll \\ ll supp, gpvpflfl 501$ wnrk

ltlill Nuluul-l .\. ltllll-

Drlvlnl: Harness, I000 lb.

oi‘ lllzlrlolll-loull in itlll~ll~l rlulnhv. ‘Frlutlr-s M‘ lll- I-Zs Scales. Spike Ilarrotvs and other llllv of Joint Ilillllllllrll H , of the amok,“ “m mlmprmw ‘o mention ll lllllll h: l: lll‘\‘Il ' ' '

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ill lullrllzugv. plll lit-ill ill --11ll1~,1-,

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-= up]. lull ll Sl'llil-.|ur.=,

l-vt of the l\'1l\l\l‘_\.< Hwll‘.

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.1‘cr1n'<: Slum S10 and under, cosh, ovrr that an" .:'.\t ii months t‘ ll. on approved joint notes. (V; dis- count for cash. If stormy, first fine

(ORIIS f; WARIS.

Remove dry skin. Dab on Min-m‘- 1 limel dailhL. Ln i: dry 0n Altar a n ' (‘la

and W/arta

Rich- iod of hospitalization from twenty:

-'<l plzlill l|ll:1]i-,v were sulll ilrtvllllll ‘

t-lun. llllla this 1n 1m of .\lil_\‘ .1. 1». thy felllnvuvr» lllllil, \\'lI.I.I.\\I Ii. IIENTLIZY, HAMLIN. S. ROIIEIITRIIN‘ Trustees nl’ Ewliltt! Jullll ilrlulllton: Gnu‘ -—-.\llly~2~'I'1l~ ~i.

"5106-10-41

| IlUGlI I-‘. DIORRISON. Auctioneer.

‘HF, tobacco, combined

Inoftneclil in luminar- I! qrclunwignlaaceo. ill»;

‘flmlurumv’ p

HICKEY 8 A NIClIOU0ll

l-ACK TWUT‘. twine.

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NlEN

FLOWERING BULBS

We have now for sale some of the popular SPRING and s U 1n ln r; n FLOWERING BULBS.

GLADIULAS

A splendid assortment o! (lholco Named Vnrletleg |n Mixture 35 cents per don“, M50 fitlmffllfi colors ‘named very fine 50 cents per linen.

Dahlia Bulbs

Double and Single choice named varieties from l0 cent: to 25 cents each.

PAI-ZONII-IS-Some very lino colors 2 and 8 year old plants 25 cents and 35 cent: each.

IRIS — Lorre roots. Bloom this year, 6 each. Perennial Phlox 20 cents per plant. Any of the above mailed postage paid.

Barter 8. Go. Limited

their ‘daughter, ‘ pointed out that in the last decade ,-

Belfast, ,l' " "“"‘

Act IL-Salnle. as in Act I. EVPIF the Y. M. C. A. and bespoke co-,-

Montreal

int Nil-kc] “lliiiFy llorrll .\let‘oll Front .. Ilonlrenl Powel- ... . Nut lira-\\' ...

Power (‘urn Qllvl g- .

thl-

Stock Quotations? ‘A

Pivotal New York ~ Stocks

Stock Market

(Canadian Preal)

(Canadian Press)

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Power . ..

l-l of l.lll ... ..- Wllipeg El . .\l.‘l"l| till

LIVESTOCK

(Pnnmiian Press) , . '

noxrlu-iu. my Iii-Offerings ~11 '1 ‘llrhlll’

two “ontrvlll livestock Dlllfkvls ‘f "" |""'lfl¢ --- -,-- llillily tlillllllill »l_ll:1n_ - ;

t'.t ll- I'l'l'l ipts were D00. Iluyern w. r.» \ ehll-fly llllervsV-ll in small stool: _‘ l-lllvcs null lilnlils. Pattie sllles \\‘l‘l'l‘ Sltfll’ ill stuntlnlz. A few light enluuu-ll steers 11nd medium heifers were vr-iluh vll llls3n-bo, some plllin to just 111ml , ium light steers nt $4 and one lot of] l-uullnon steers of |It‘““l' weight :11‘ SL771. A few medium and good bulls llrl-lllzllt $3 to $3.75.

Ililkl-rs 11nd Iillrillléwfl $30 to $13-

rnlr rvffllllltl \\'l‘l‘t' Ijllltl. 'l‘l1el~p \\' |||]]l\'I1\'L‘llll'I]|. in llu- ' lW-Ir-es were zlbont BIL

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mill-use ... ll ..

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MINI_I_VG i I

(Canadian Press) 'H".l|.\'l‘l>_ .\il1y'1-'i-

calves were picked at $4"- , and mellluln to medium '1 llfullilllt from SL2?» in‘ .| uilil jusl. luelliuln llrnunll $4. P111111.»

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NEWS FOR WOMEN

the Ready to Wear Shop

my." lllin light. drinkers hull uilll plain to fair drinkers flwll

0 to $2.75 ,

Quotations 4 . Ensembles are the style Sheers are the fabric

These are YOUR prints.

$10.50

Ilefi; conventional print with high low neckline and becoming knee length jacket. Right: impressionistic floral print with plain cape sleeve coat Showing the lcood m-w colors. All good sizes. These dresses shown in New York today at $10.75.

GOWI 11ml ellulve will $5 to $3.710 lllllll 11 ullll 111 ‘llllllll f" to 5L5!» . (lllull llllull

reports:

lambs down tll

:l:1l| l-ll111111u11 It'll or so lueclluln t

thrill. A l1:|ll' rlu

1.1 lliulu emu] l. ‘ were sold at S‘. livl~ \\' |,_l1 _' ' ‘

Sheep wen- uuclly SK to $3.50 will. n few pit-krll out ul. $4. ‘

(Illotltllona I‘

l-llves. 5-’! to Si: lflllllifl goolL $7 tll (‘Illllllllbll ‘l lo $0 ‘

CLEVER, NEW D R E S S ‘I S FRESH FROM 'I‘IIE _M.I\I\' PZRS

111_ ' ~r <71

ll'tl ‘J IP- '. to qurliiijr.

I11 l- ll-lliul;

N. Y. llll\"\""qii‘l'g'lvlh~li ~ The Y. ‘ti. C. A_ cannot take a recess until better times return __.___ " YOUNG MEN NEED IT NOW

MORE THAN EVER Give Generously To The

Y. M. C. A. Maintenance Canvass . May 15——18

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Charlottetown

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CURB

Slot-kn It .\ llil llllllllnlrllois l1. lll l-hll; llnp "ii lulp '|‘oh llll. lH-te Walker l‘

EXCHANGE

(Faun-Hun I'rea~\ . '

.\ltl\'l'lll'l.\ll \l.l_\' l1’ llrllish illlrl forcign exchange currencies in rela lion lo tlu- (‘anlldhlu lll\ll.|l' :|< coup pill-d lly lilo ltuy-lll llnllk of Ullunllu, l-lusl-ll today as folilnwsgfl

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FOR RENT. OR WILL EX- change for city property, central- ly located. cottage with modern conveniences, 011 city suhurlns. Also barn and fox-ranch. Apply Mrs. E. D. McLcnnan, Braelal- bane. R. R. 1., P. E. I. 0472-5-l3—3i

4 “¢‘.'.v

AllVBfllSlllg'll3lBS-—Pfly3li|ti in Advance

Central Guardian locals, 4c. per word; Western and Eastern locals, 2e. per word; Announce-heats and Coming Events, 2c. per word; Classified, 2e. per word; in Memoriam Notices, 70c. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Oflcr- Letters of Condolence, 70c.

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\l‘l~'\‘"' PW" - usmsrun - d w 4 e ame- . - 1111mm -'= “M. m"- C“ s’ ~° " °' I’ ' “ ' ., , - won SALE AT townsr rulcss Austria sehillill): .1714. ‘Hlmm per inch; Notices of [hanks and Appreciation. "ml-- P" "Eh m‘. Cash farln'\‘.nguns. also on, . ' g l1.\||.-.-.lu or 4c ner word.“ Othérr rates on! atighcatlolts.‘ em u" “SUM “bum, mm mm; building =l'- ‘» lulu)» Minimum C‘ urge or any a vcr lsernen W y - _ . , _, ' _ _» .' 11"] 1.4,, 1m 100W], n ‘ fol o8 yeals of the best. Our din- Vhlull llonp: Kohl: dollars .!:ll‘J- “tm-lrnvr cenla- ipg rwlgons 411 reduced prices. J, "-“""l°~“""'"ki" """“'" -""'-" Ilrowlllvo .. S. Francis & Soils. Fortune Bridge.

rO-OO QQ%Q-QO-P§§OOOQQ§ Q§§Q-QO-QQ RATE:—Zo pcr worm mrw Ill- —~——-‘———-————"——" sertions for the price of two, stricili‘ Boarders \vanted

(".11 illltl rzlllll 95o5.5.16-3§_ I'm: Kirk Fell .\l:ll1 ...

lll-ulullrk krone .2011’. Finlulvrl fiulnurk .0211. l-‘rlllu-n frllul: .0325.

Pulnllll zloll .

mill"'ll.l§§il{“§llllllll i“m5l'l jI{',‘,‘;'j_““ »“ payable h, advance, ____ Male Help Wanted (freer-e drill-hum .007". lffnlqpp‘: _ _ __ , . . - " n ul 1 florl ..’$Jl’2. . ' ' \\‘.\.\"l‘l-‘.l) -_ Tllt) BoAttDltRs. ‘ "lliliglll-l’ ""1127" éln- ;llllt"‘l‘lll‘"'§ '1‘ L t rluls41111lllli~ rules. ADDIY Gfiilld‘ "ECOME EXPERI.‘ BARBEP: llllllll l'll|\(‘(' Jlillll. Ilnl Hil 0 e w, .mq__=,_15_3, through our SpCCilll low cos. |l.-1l_v lift‘ .00€‘H. l ‘ 1",," | ~—-»-——-—~—'--*-'- ‘I "t ' (Qursg {iundreds of successful J"I~"'<“il"'i=l '| "i" d‘ 9 l-Ill. l ,‘l]l‘\'lQ|"<"] 3U\'(;\ ' "‘""'”‘"““““'_ _ i graduntgq write Molar Barber New '/.!‘lllill\l| yululul I‘. villi. I;|,]n,._.,,|, To LET "‘ I ‘ ‘ ‘ _ .‘ ' w ; ‘K- i t H “f. low. Apply Guardian. 9:10 -l J1. ] lgmale Help tinted I College, 513 Barr 11g on, a .1); H. H. W. ‘Tli-Sltt-tf ' "‘ l

ltouu111ntn‘len JNNI. -——— z _____________ Snlllll Afrrll polllui -i 711"" , . ‘Y , _ _ , , , ,. . .__-__-?€-———-— - s 1 . t .1111. l , .. ' T0 LET-Two moons. l_\l'lf;_ lwtsrul - JLL! ANI) AUQLN] _ ‘ ' ‘ _ filqjltgfllylgatlufffllll‘ 11st". lI|I||t'l'll‘I\\‘“ . Glliifdiflll- ""1 i"““-“- expcrienccd first-class cook. Ref: MEN “$3159 ~ SERIOLS ACT Yniiiell States llellnr Ill; pet‘ cent "MW. "if crcnrcs required. Also two capable ire 1:211 with CM Pftllglwml lfidfi‘? lll't‘lll um. ll l n. . l - ..- -.- _ dro t to customers u cana mu v Nill-‘kel l.‘ TO_LET"'PASTURL L041“; u‘) 5mm hm“ Apmygfilgiagfili§f§i plroclucls: Toilet Articles, alt-di- " any‘ 61 Powml St‘ 9 i _ ' nines. Food and Farm Products ' ‘ " ' . ' . . . Special oficrs and radio advertr- PROD U C ‘lilo - “;::...-:;:* r...“ - .. 11' rent 332 Ellston St, HOW W“ Y ‘ ‘ _ _ ‘ " '_. ‘ ed district. ht —- - ' i“ for kwcllliil-llon- 9471'5'13'3i hut“. n mmccp§h Appxyqgénlé, start with ltlay. Details and Cillllr . , , , 1." -—————-——~ -- “M” iii" ‘ " " we» Page, Pfwrt‘, ~11"?!- 11 -' ‘R ‘ l. - “r "a f "W" 1' who... .. . . ' ' '.. '.' l'-= nonscs T0 RENT ON nervstsv ‘ _ Clement, on rea. 1r. lC- .1 Ililif'§fl,,f§lfi,li”,,1§l§§"',l{,§§ f,','.'§i‘,,'.}",“‘,‘,,,,",'f }§,“,‘_‘,,'"",‘,r, 1"," Street. Apply 217 Richmond st. n l<or bale * lket todayJiolreg/radcd in corlotor Full?- m,“ ' f‘ __ ‘,._ '* """"""" " l 9-’14'*>'1°‘ - W011; wanted *1 1.11 at l l t- 1.2.» h.- \\'lt|\ ‘w ~- .- ————-———-———-'—-"—~"‘ cannolmn sultan l: 0 ____________.____--< l till: lflfllfiltffllnqllflllliltlltllsQtlitlF2‘! £19 tvl-‘llll! ‘ILICFILTQI .. . 4,. To LET_TWO ROOMS WIT" o“: mung omhouscs. etc" 1c per GIRL WANT“ GIIWFKAI "OISE . 1n ,. - q _ 1,. ~ .. , _ ', . . - l l. l 1 r f,,,}_,‘“{}‘,‘,§,~ 23;“T,,7,',:,,_“ ‘r m‘ n Null lwlnt _-., without board. Rates reasonnblc: sheet. Guardian Office. ti. work‘ Am)“, 137 Hmsboro 5L '|‘hn pi“; "my"; "u... twill llllflhflng~ ‘_""""'~1 . <11 Central. Anolv Gllflifilflil‘ _ —- ‘ 9513-5-16-31 ml. (irlllletl shipments in (‘ilflffllfi or {vhnliardkll 1P1‘ f HiiDQ-S-Io-ZlIFQR §ALE_(*"0[CE PURE BEE“ .1 - :.-l.- - " ~ . 21.1 _ ___ _ ._ . l,7,=,,_"::;',:*;:,‘Z,,;"';::,,,l,',.,:;"..":,.;7. -- -—-————-— _ H , i, roller-l» so,‘ grille“ w Fee? EX,.,,,,,ENCE,, wot...» WANTS r...- seconds. (lfferingq \\'-To 1,111 TO LET-Two.\n.lou\|xt._1ll..\1'- Kyla) slur. .1. .. er. renc - ‘vork as housekeepm. Rcmenc. "ff-i ‘ I H h ed ground floor rooms. l0; (in-at loll. P. in. 1. 946l-5-l3-4i. H rrqulred‘ Apply 286 Gram)“ s,“ mnlrlillelltlliR"nsgqllglll nxiiilrm 1r- pglé-nrr; Gegrgc st" olu- door Ilvflllll Cras- 94985454; chem, ‘,,.,,,,',|,,,.,| n, 1n b‘, “,1; PM“, a well‘s Studio. Phillie "39 r FOR SALE-Electric Singer Sew- ___________________ pound. Altogether llll llov s were ol'~ 9409'9'11'3i jng “iachinfx phone 359 m- 3 stew. “Esnuis