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EASTER GROCERIES

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FRESH EGGS Wholesale and Retail Get your fresh cracked Eggs at the Candllng Station.

P. E. IS LAN D CO-OPERATIVE

The Central Guardian

PLAY MUCH ENJOYED -— A large and appreciative greeted the players of "Rummage Donations" in the Salvation Army Citadel on ‘Tuesday evening, 23rd, each player doing justice w their priit. Bridget and Andy kept the audience in iiis of laughter". Little Walter did his part splendidly, while Graiuiinu was worried think- ing that Hununage Donations had something to do with spirituous liquors. The quints oi the air, iii- sirumental ducts and string band brought forth applause alter ap- plause from the audience.

DEBATE-One of the most auc- cessful debates o! tile season took place at the Green Road school Friday evening, Nlurclr 19th, and was very IfiPQElj attended. The subject for discussion was, Resol- ved that the mother is the head of the household. The following were the speakers: pro, Charles P. Toole. John iifcMurrer. Mrs. Pius lvicGaugliey, Peter Cnrragher and Lucy Condon; con: Wilfred Con- way, Kathleen Woods, EvercltCoil- don, Charlie W. Tooie and Lillian McMurrer. The Judges‘ decision was in favor of the pro side.

FORT AUGUSTUS C R E I) I '1‘ UNION-A meeting attended b_v u

capacity crowd was held afweii-

star's Corner on the evening of March 8th, the occasion being the organization oi the Fort Augustus Credit Union, Limited, this being the tenth Credit Union to be cs- tablislled in this province. Dclc- gations from the study clubs in Johnston's River. Dcnagh, Glen- finnan. Fort Augustus West, Web- ster's Corner, Tarantiun, Fort. Au- gustus East, Auburn, and Clark- town were represented. In these sections clubs have been active since December. The organization begins with almost. a hundred members and fully endorsing all the principles oi‘ Credit Union tra- dition. The ofiicers appointed are: directors, John A. MacDon- ald; president. Joseph Simpson; vice pres, Mrs. Margaret Kelly; treasurer. John Grimes, Carroll Kelly; loan committee, Urban Cur- ley, John Callaghan. Joshua Boa- gan, Earnest Hughes. Joseph Mc- Eaehern; auditing COIIITIlILLEC.PPII'I' Holland, John O'Connell, Herbert Beagan.

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TEACHERS’ STYDY GROUP- Thc Brendalbant‘ Study." Group mi-t on Friday", Alarrh -l. SiipcrvLsru-Nir. MacKcnzio and eleven teachers were present. The folloiving oili-

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We Invite you to visit our store and look over of our special items for

Vmlr E to hold the next meeting on Fri- day April 24$. Thc suliicct for aster diwiission will be 'ill.\i(l‘."_\'_" The S_ N_ K A Y S l'0liil)\\'illg\vf%lltftlfilllit lwlilll hofiiiscug. Pfionr 6S 87 Pnvvnal fitreet 5e ' . ' m" i‘ {OE-C om U . t - Jectives of lllSl0l_l,., -. (11.0 thc advantages and disadvmuzincs oi

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interest during lr-ssonf’; ti. How would you build up the concept of ronfcderation and responsible gov- .crnmcnt?; ‘i. What are the most

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EXPLANATION OFTUNTEST

.3“ -Tiie Charlottetown Gu di ‘ "Th if » GUIDE Contest” will be plifblizliiiesd evgryugfigiedpaplalfzs \ weniy six consecutive weeks, with the final] one apypeaqr g in the issue of August 28th, 1937. ‘ —

hTiie Charlottetown Guardian will issue three prizes _ ‘c week. 1st, $3.00: 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00. 'I‘hese prizes , ill beussued in the form of merchandise or service orders riot will be honoured by any advertiser on this page.

CONTEST RULES

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‘L Ii will be noticed that an extra or surplus word has been purposely inserted in some of the advertisements on ‘his mice. These words, when arranged in their proper . l-der, make up a slogan or trade phrase uscdbv, or ap- I ropriaic to one of these advertisers. '

g This (Yonteat in open to ‘an except employees of the ' rlollcfoicn Guardian and their families.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. ELIZABETH NICHOLSON

0n Dec. 25th, 1936, there passed away at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson, widow of the late Daniel Nichol- son of Darlington, P.E.I. She had

ibeen in failing health for about

two years and had undergone an operation at the hospital, from which she failed to regain strength. She was aged forty-eight years.

She was a native of Darlington, her maiden name being Elizabeth Younker, and she lived in the same community for most of her life. She was highly respected for hcr many kindly qualities as a de- voted wife and a loving mother. Her illness she bore without com- plaint, and faced the unknown with confident faith.

Her husband and two daughters predeceased her. She is survived by a young daughter, Reta Belle, of Dai-lington. and by three sons, John and Stirling, of Darlington. and Lorne of lVheatley River, P. E. I. Also by two grandchildren, Randolph and CatlierineElizabeili. children of John and. Mrs. Nich- olson. of Dorllngton.

A sister, Mrs. Douglas Simms of liarisville, and five brothers, Mel- ville Younker. in the Canadian West; Ben and Douglas Younkcr. of North Wiltshire; and Russell and Bruce Younker of Darlington, are also left to mourn.

The funeral, which was largely attended was held from the home of hcr brother, Russell Younkenoi Darlingioil. on Dec. 28in. 1936. It was conducted by Rev. (3.0. Web- ster of Charlottetown. assisted by Rev. W. A. MacQuarrie of Hunter River. Favorite hymns were sung by hcr neighbors and friends. The interment tool: place in the Harts- ville cemetery, and was conducted by Rev. G. C. Webster.

Will Use Liners For Naval Review

LONDON, lVlilfCh 24—-(CP)——'I‘h0 Coronation Naval Review at 5915' head May 20-21. will be witnessed by tens of thousands of spectators

219 Gt. Geo. St.

THE LIVINGT SPRING TOUCH JAnlEn§ 261a- Flovvers of every hue. Beautiful

Fresh and Fragrant. Easter would be Incomplete without them.

MEMBER FLORISTS’ TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION INC.

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RECONDITIONED

ALL MAKES — ALL MODEL! —ALL PRICES—

FLORIST 37 Villa. Avenue

SPECIAL

Moonlvs SAUSAGES

2 lbs. 33c

We can supply you with everything you require for your

EASTER TABLE Our Special Display of Enter Beef

Every one‘of these Cars is 1n flnt class running order. n,” Deuvem COME IN AND SEE THEM PHONE 1085

T. G. IVES E. S. MOORE

Phone 1111. 10s mainland Street

from hundreds of vessels. Thirty- three maritime powers have been risked to take part in the review and each is expected io send / a warship.

Passenger liners have been chartered to moor along theSolent to vrituess ihe movements, the‘ ..v owl fishing Ilects iiied and small priv-r ziic craft, as numerous as they? will be varied. will scurry to and fro for vantage points.

Liner-s in scrvc as "grand stands” will include the Aquitaniafltrath- more, Otranlo, Orontcs, Ranchi, Cameronia. Lancasi-ria. Arandora Star. Vandyck, _Ciiy of Simla and Ncvasu. It ;s llllt]"l'.§il)O(l 35 ships will be so (‘lllIfIIQYCFI under fixed liiflfifflfif‘ while a. areal. number of channel steamers and ieiries will be pressed into service. The Admi- ralty has issued traffic regulations lvarniii! that ships must be stop. pod Klllflllq the period imlnediately prior to the rvvieufl .

The Kiulzls invitalioli to the merchant navy and fishing fleets in stud ivpvcseiiint-lvrs tolihe re- vicw will bring all classes of ships from luxury liners to coastal tramps and lrawiers, The yaqhl, clubs have also been awarded berths, both or sailboats and sccnm.

CLINTON ‘SCHOOL REPORT

Easter examinations:

Grade X—1. Edith Whitehead; 2. Virginia O'Connor; 3. George Pickering.

Grade VLIT-"I."KRI.IIBI‘IIIE ‘Pick- ering; 2. Lorna Warren; 3. Jack O'Connor.

Grade VI—1. Lois Whitehead;

FOR YOUR SUNDAY TREAT

“Garden City” Chocolate Milk

Made from pure whole milk, best quality [round chocolate, and finest grade granulated sugar.

Phone 584 for a generous supply. 5"" It plains uor. or ice-COLD.

TNE PURE MILK BOIIPIINY

PRIZE WINNERS LAST WEEK L-Charles Campbell, 146 l-Iillsboro Street. 2.-»Marion McCabe, Stanhope. lie-Vincent J. Doyle, Pleasant Grove.

How To Enter

Having read each advertisement

that business had been transacted

which was equally merited byMlsgi MaeQueen was drawn by the int-

ter. eral St. Patrick Day songs and

the usual way.

BBPEIIIIIY. and having located those in which the words were Inserted. contestants must write the name of the advertiser in whose announce- ment a word was inserted. along with the extra or suIPIus word in each individual one. Also arrange

the words to form the slogan or]

trade phrase and-state the adver- tiser to whom you think this slogan belongs.

Then attach to your solution a receipt from any one o! the adver-

tisers ON THIS PAGE, indicating‘

Clue To This

with at least one of these adver- tisers on this page.

Each week three replies will be drawn from all received and three awards will be given in the order of their drawing: 1st, $3.00; 2nd. $2.00; 3rd. $1.00.

All replies must reach the Guar- dian Office not later than noon on Friday. -

Solution to this week's contest, and names oi’ Prize-winner; m" appear on this page next Satur-

ay.

Week ’s Slogan

This Week's Slogan belongs to a young store managed

b)’ young ladies for “young” ladies. ' -

IMPORTANT!

There is no limit to the number of replica any m“. testant may send in each week. but each reply must be accompanied by a receipt from any one of the advertisers on this page. Receipts from firms not advertising on this

page will not be accepted.

As all prizes will be given in merchandise or service orders, it is necessary to state in your reply the name of the advertiser upoh whom you wish the prize order drawn. All replies to this contest should be addressed to tile

Editor,

Thrifty Shoppers Guide Contest . . The Guarcllan- - -.

Charlottetown, ‘ejili I A

2. Ivan O’Connor; 3. Kathleen O'- Connor.

Grade V-l. Vivian Sullivan; 2. _

Reggie Warren.

Grade III-l. James O'Connor.

Grade II-1. Frank Riley; 2. Ed- ward Andrews; 3. Willard Mac- Kay, Eileen Andrews (equal).

Grade I Senior-A. Jean Carr. Gladys Glover (equal); 2. Aubrey Brookins, Florence Dunning (eq- ual); 3. Willis DesRoches.

Grade I Junior—1. George Carr.

Solution to Last Week’: Contest

SLOGAN "Better Drone! For Lon"—lt. P. lmpaon

Better-Modern Clarion. nuns-z. S. Moon. Foe-The Misses Holmes and finale;

Teacher. A. Grace Whitehead.

Len-Jinn Taft.

BRINGING UP. FATHER

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The mieii meetlrl: of MhMei- lick Woolen! Institute was held at the home of Mn. J. E. Mac- Eachem. Twelve members and one visitor were present. Roll call was answered by. u grab-bug which netted 81.20; The sick committee brought 1n bills for fruit sent to shut-ins and for a plant sent to a

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Papers were read on “The Art of making _Pottery", and some home decoration material vnsdlb- trihuted. It was decided u: have "National Events" and "Agricult- ure" as subjects for next Jnontii. Convenora are Mn. Jack Mums and MrnWilfi-ed Wood. Roll éali min answered your fut noun- cleaiiing hint." Mini Mai:- Queen invited the mmibeifb u. meet at her home for April meet- ing, A contest was put on by Mrs. A. Richards and the prize.

Elizabeth MwcRa-e and Mrs. W. -J. Match sang sev-

other favourites, requested by the ‘ - The meeting closed in

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS

Sweet William and Daisy were married By the Crocus who lives on the

now under cone

‘They slimmed little Jack-in-the- Pulpit, ‘ By the gossip of one Daflodil.

The wedding was grand and Im- pressive '

The bride's dress was yellow and white

But the groom's face was red and pink tinted

Ilbr his fox-gloves were terribly tight. I

Hie bachelor's buttons were showing.

His Cannes were coming apart.

His eyes had a. touch of Myos-

otis, He suffered from bleediuzheart. The brides-maid. h dainty Ara-

his. Fell right in the burning bush, The jealous black-eyed Susan Had given hcr such a. push! The gioomsman, the Cardinal climber Went up the Wisteria. vine, He missed the stocks and came tumbling On the head of a Columbine.

At four o'clock in the. evening They had a feast so fine, The groom drowned his maily sorrows In dandelion wine.

He ate such a lot o1 sweet peas, Balsam and rainbow corn, He played guinea of red hot

poker. With the dusty miller till morn.

The bride, she took convolvulua

By eating wild cucumber.

The cantor oil plant, came speed- in

8 On the heels of the scarlet run- ner. '

Her poppy was so gladioliis

When Daisy was snatched from death,

He swallowed some flowering to-

bacco, He sure had no baby! breath!

At last all the guests badde- parted

leaving the couple alone.

With only a bird of paradise

And a maid, sweet Anemone. -Mr:. Raney Gallant.

M.P.’s Need Not

- Aueiiiiinisiiiy.

LONDON. mach 24-(0?) - Members of the House oi Commons need not attend the Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey in a body but may go individually.

Home Secretary Sir _Jol1n Simon told the House: "His mjeety has been graciously pleased to signify hi) desire that at his Majesty's Coronation this Home, mould be gbtvlveenied by m. speaker (om.

. a. mimoyi. , _ “This intimation of his Mhjesty’: new mew than the Home

(l. N. R. Opposes New Railway Line

. MONTREAL, March 2a - Thq legal representatives or the Cana- dian National Railways appeared at the hearing of the railway mm- mitee of the legislative assembly at Qilflbw reiantllng two applications for charters to build railway lines i" Nofl-hvflyQuebec and announ- ced the intention of the Canadian Nlilmml W ODPOse the construction

of these new lines, the Northwest-

ern section of Quebec having been °Ptned b the transcontlnemal line and dvve oped by the national m- ien, up w the pré8ent.

L!" Y6}; U19 Canadian National brewed several projectg or g m- llur natitre 0.11 the ground that auth ration had been granted by the edemi parliament to the c. n R. for the construction o! a branch m" 311011811, this region for the Pl" 01 "M!!! care of the min- ing evelopment of the region and this branch. between Rouyn and Bennewm. wnnewns the last growing centre of the district, v51- dvr. directly with Montreal, was traction. Clearing

01 I116. YIght-OI-Wfly 115d been

completed and steel would be laiz" on the greater portion of the new brunch by nmt fall.

In dhwwlns the situation today representatives of the Canadian National Railways pointed out, ma; the National system had pioneered the openlniz or this mineral and ooonlzation territory. As develop- merit llmceeded. it was declared, the Canadian National, in order m take care of the requirements of the area. constructed the branch from Tasehereau to Rouyn, despite the fact that no other railway a - peered to have sufficient con l- dence in the future of this section ol the province to consider build- ing into it. The remarkable min- eral development that followed in mu territory south of the Tram. continental was taken to justify the building of this branch, and the Canadian National last year started construction of the new Rouyn-Senneterre branch in order to meet the requirements of this region. It was stated that the Na- tional system is prepared to keep pace with the development xe- qulrements of the district and feel that it is in the best position in serve the territory having been responsible for its original develop- ment und subsequent growth.

EASTER

Break the box and shed the nard; Stop not now to count the cost; Hither bring pearl, opal, sard; Rock not what the poor have lost; Upon Christ throw all away; Know ye, this is Easter Day.

Build His church and deck His shrine.

Empty though it be on earth;

Ye have kept your choicest wine-

Let it flow for heavenly mirth;

Pluck the harp and breathe the horn: ‘

Know ye not ‘tls Easter morn?

Gather gladness from the skies. Take a. lemon from the ground; flowers do ope their heaveniward eyes

And a. Spring-tiara joy have found; Earth thrown Winter's robes away, Decks herself for Easter Day.

Beauty now for ashes wear. Perfumes for the garb of woe. Chaplets for dishevelled hair, Dances for sad footsteps slow; Open wide your hearts that they Lot in Joy this Easter Day.

Seek God's house in haPDY m"!!! Crowded let His table be;

Mingle praises, prayer and S0118. Singing to the Trinity. Henceform let. your souls alway Make each morn an Easter Day.

—Oerard Hopkins.

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ENTRY suns FOR THIS CONTEST

In available than any of m, "m, advertising an this pfllg,

roa AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE

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McINNIS

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I assortment nf STYLEE and OOIDRS.

51-99 and $1.95 THE stoma

New in the time to have your

FISHING RODS

Repaired and Vamlshed Child. Phone ‘I72

C. C. HEESCHEN , rue uusron euaunacy We Can Save You Money

Bus. Grade B. dos. -- - - _- 1m Creamery Butter — — — 2 lbs. 59¢ Beaver Flour - - — — M llu. 95:

MacPHEE BROS.

Prince Street. Phone 246-1

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PHONE 909

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TIRE SERVICE

ma: MISSES HOLMES 8. BRADLEY

Bu; eat you dress your girls I01 Banter. II their

SPECIALTY SHOPPE Be Sun.- To Bring The Children mum a oil-u wear. .152 911w! .5‘