' THE OHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

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‘ or motor trucks

7 Viihlie it is dfflcult to place the 5' ‘blame in all cases. subsequent in- vestigations rigorously pursued , _ ‘_ ‘(showed the railway taompsny was

not at fault, every prwcflnllon be- flf taken by it to prevent these .occurences.

iPlJG. .\lan.. April 21-! ‘in two vases three complete fam- NN < ~’l‘lt:rt an Dumb-lilies were wiped out and in one

mfslprnyltilly blow“ H uccld‘ nl two whole families lust yr; basket to the land of their Lves. ll ‘s also a matter of

the explanatiormindispitted fact that good fortune countylrutirar‘ than any other circumstanc- Wlnul-ies was alone responsible for the defendant In a Slmbcomparativeiy low mortality figure , ma?‘ ugh, by Mm Mmltllamong such a large number of .‘ 5"“ m’ wide“. Thomas crossing accidents. The, automo- Wlllullllleglk like fighmmgrtlbile has yer tn be made that cart "m" .1,“ andwmytry conclusions with a

flit tlrslillfilll?‘ “ill” g ‘m-s misiruovlrrg train, and win. Klleved M "e w?“ e._hed. lnvestnation proved that in a , i “'“'“ Pme d“ _ large number of cases the accid- i llll’ ggzlnxnlgiqsnillag it-rtts were titre solely to careless-

‘Wili Judge ‘Cory in Fedora.

e ltund and‘ threw gugmea;

lrronglrl from (‘rerniuny in ys. llcsitles these treas- Illlt‘ llle _, more were, she said, two tlrgrulattresses, two pnlrs of ,,. m. cut glass vases, two pli- t of furs. an usortment

r nu rliar (Ill

chine.

Ising

vs. I M‘ linens. l-WO illlllll uh comforter and 1e‘ lllllliflil“: nligvsrgllliiqélnwusipllnucltiirg railway crossings. ores i '-

RADE CROSSINGS 4; CLAIMED 40 LIVES 9,; Angus,’ "-'*‘ libel‘, l0; November, 8; Dscenrbc FIgurr-s crrrnpllatl by the operut- ‘L rl rbptlrlltrelrl ‘or the (lunadian arterial llnllwayr; show that dur- g"l925 on the litres of’ the system !

ere were 6f» grade CF03.‘ MVPON Apr—n———-19_\v

__---<0-%-——— A MONSTER EGG.

lug ru-r-jricnts to vehicles, _ h. VI

r; whit-h iii people loot Donald or Trafalgar Towns ‘ill 3364""23"‘l lhs., and will be a great accommo-

heir lives and 51 were seriously clahnsthe record for hen eggsk- dnuon in handling me large qumb llilllillmi ‘me 0t h“ Bum tity 0f freight shipped at Vernon

rin only nine This fatalities or rhiinorca hens l BEE nclres.

r slightly injured.

080-5 were there no njlrrles. All but twelve of the ac- ltlents happened to automobiles

ANI)I~II{SON’S, ST. PETEIPS, P. E. I. ANNOUNCE

THEIR SPRING SALE

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

A Forcthought: We think you were rifle“! will‘ °‘" last Sale. We wanted to do our BEST for yW. Ind IP" prociated the patronage of EACH and ¢V¢"Y°"¢- THIS Sale has been planned for your benefit. lhllifli W" °°_"“ pore our low prices, while carefully obocrvmfl “l” ‘Willi! of goods, you will undoubtedly realize me are satisfied with “small profits." We are HHPPY l° km“ Y“ Wm "7' "A far better Sale than the last." Como and 6"-

3 GROCERY SPECIALS (HEN-OWNED FOR THEIR

EXCELLENT QUALlTY.) Reg. 75c for 59c per qll.

Extra Fancy Barbados: Molasses.

Our Champion aloha bulk too. Rec- 65¢ l°'-- -- 55° P" "l"

Barbour’: Cream Tartar, RGG- 10¢ h" ~ - - ~ - ' -- 7° p" pk"

OTHER GRQQElRY SPECIALS

White sugar, regular 8c tor 7V2° P" lb‘

Surprise and P. d» G. Soap for . .. 6c P" "l"

ivory soap for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -- 5f; P" flk‘ . 5c por cake

0live—beot toilct soap for

Clark's Pork and Beans, regular 15c for .. . . . . . . . .. 11o Campbell's Tomato soup. 2 for . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - -- 15¢ Bulk dates-finest quality. Regular 17c for . . . - - - - - 12¢ All other grocoriu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19% 0'" Ladies’ new patent. 1 Ill‘!!! lllllwrr W” ‘m’ "admit

heel, por pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Silk hoclery, newest shod", per pair Cotton house drclnoo for $1.00. Black safffln for -- New oinghnmu, wonderful range, 38 inches wide. per yd. 28c Splendid line gingham for children's drellfl. fle-

p" y.“ _ , .. 25c Ohnmbraywwido and all shade!» P" Wm’ - ~ - - ' ' ' ' " 20° Black wool cargo, u inches wide. Rcdillll‘ $175 P" i/"d

for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Sl-‘lll

HOW ABOUT GONE IBARGAIINS FOR MEN? Men's khaki work shirts, regular $1.00 for . . . . . . . . .. 9-25 Men‘: dark work Ihirto, rcguar 31-35 I" ~ -- 75° All wool jersey oweutcrl, regular 82-75 for .- 31-95 Heavy khaki lhlrtlng just opened. rvn- ‘We ll" 3°° P" Y"' Men's good material brooches, por pnlr . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c

H-OUSEGLEANING _ l8 AQPIROAGHINO. YOU WILL WELCOME THEQE: Old Dutch Cleanser, pcr can . . . . . . . . - - - - - -~

Bcrdered Curtain scrim, pcr yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 18c Wide crctcnno for dropcrleo. cushions, etc., per yard .. 11520 o

°°°fl llllllity. yard wide, unbleached cotton. r" yd- ~ Newest and but oupo ‘and oauccrc m-lvcd. P" V: l“!- 35° Very nrviocablo glacc tumblers, ‘per V, dcz. "WI floor- ollcioth-bolutlui patterns-winner lillllllv- Regular $1.36 por yard for . . . . . . . . $1.16 Sherwin William‘ point; and varnishes. Thcy oovor the

earth. 10% off our not prloo,

A Little Special All Its Own 2WritingPadsfor 9c

Our arrival of Upring Goods in wor-th ooclnl- 5"°"Yl'°dY "YI Io- Look of space docs not permit our referring to all the nloc things voi- room and QOMI. We oxrwl l" arrive roi- this ulc, iodicctvvhlto and oolesml P"'"°°" llliilfor . . . . . . ..72c Each

UP-lfi-dato boy: and men, wur our new Silfllll "P" um broadcloth shirts, crops u», gray wed- cievfl- 0°" ‘lwlllflll. sport brooches, ctc. 20$ off.

Men's work bootc have arrived. duct on them 20% °ll~ All d?!’ 900d! which lo pried low 10% 04l- WNWI". cmolrcrtywcrc and t-lnwo . 15% off-

if-yl ouitc, clue 20 to 82. To clclr at huff prlfl- (Furc Snaps) Largo diooounto of! our men's suito-

lI Wodthor lo unfivourublyollc will bu oonfllilllll I'll" em following.

EST. OF L. ANDERSON

IT. FIT ill 8.

.fai 75c.—-Prowec -Broa., Ltd.

swiftly

,_ ' tress on the part of the automobil- ihlll’ '~"l"*d' ‘Vail the _-s .Listed among the accidents Nilllllllell ll“ H” mall“ are two where the autoists drove In’ lllldllel w“ 5° "lilwtheir curs into the tertder or‘ the "-1 three where the automnl mp u the truck. He W85 lle‘ bile hit the second or third car

hen the aficl- back of the engine and one wherer

force to bruise and somewhat la- occupants of the automo- blile fl-s well as to damage his mu-

No month was free from cros- ntzcidents. but October led,_ _ which might indicate that toward "l““k,“_"' flint. end of the motoring season. l‘ m m0“ ' tirivcrs became more careful in ap-

The accidents by months were: , ‘January. l; February, 2; March, l, m_

April. 1i; Zvfayfl; June, t; July.l 6; September, ‘l; Oct-r

ll. Mllfi- curing n farm laborer.

aid a three-Ylllliell which measures 8 by 9 1'

River

‘ Gentral Guardian Vernon

ct-titbnsne sources. spool

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8862 Mr. Sterne of

in Vernon River on

5115- —~Pi‘0Wll@ several calls friends

3362 Sunday last. Their many —*——- were very much pleased to

TRYON BONSHAW BAPTIST themfand regretted that they were PASTOHATE — Silbdfly, 25th II unable to ran-lulu longer, roads are passable, the servmes will be as follows zTr-yon at 3 p, m, Miss Phoebe Richards. Bonshaw at 7 p. m.

Dresses,

BABY'S RUBBER PANTS rFfi-il Moore & McLeod, Limited. 2i

SPECIAL WEEK ENrD SALE in the village- prices on all shootings, Pillow sisted rby Mrs. Cottnns and white Cottons. Friday present busily

W. Carver. is

lLirnited.

25th there will be service In the Rivereilllllmi. ll-‘rosbyterian Church at Belfast 1t u. m. and again a1 7 p. m.

hearty welcome to all.

A catering trade.

Chene

PURE Sl-LK Crepe de ~ Nlilivlew,

Friday and Saturday, $1.49. Moore & McLeod, Limited.

recently completed

broadcloths and musllns, the con- S. McLeod," Vennon. River. tents of a pound parcel would sell Cephas Ross,

lot 90 celhtsr per pound. —iMoore & ing touch in painting. McLeod; Limited. .

CHURCH NOTlGE-— The United auce and accommodation. Church at Belfast will hold service ' the Baptist Church at Eldon every ‘Strnday afternoon at 3.00 p. m.. tell further notice, weather and roads permitting.

in creasing number of

erlng llle goods w ‘ . “on the driver actually crashed into —-—— _ said the ‘basket the twentieth car buck of’ thecn: gaviNprsp-q uNfl-ED Q-HURQH “fl l1 719W lllld lilPl-llilllle Blelllll-OT» int of family heir- glue and d.d it with sufficient _,The,.e Wm be no servjce m 3.9.1 he elevator will be used for pas- sengers or goods.

day as ‘the Minister will be away on the Mainland. All meetings sits- pended till further notice.

______ of the ripper ‘flats. RIVER. -The ser- Rlver United Sunday.

MURRAY vices in the Murray Church congregation on» April 25th wlTl be as Belle River 10.30 u. m.. Sands 3 p. m.. Murray River at 7

ltere consigned to

Little lie

_ THE DEPARTMENT OF AG“ l’ CULTURE will receive on or aboutlller-‘l- May lst., five single young men

all wanting rxisitions

TOP NOTOH ‘PRICES-dt ls in River Bmmm 2 terestlng to note that, in the report ol‘ the January fur sales in London,

llsiantl were at the top of the l t. m know ‘ha. she lest price (£100) and the one w-hich land cm“ when, she “Dem ybrought ilie second highest (£92) wrmen '

‘were ‘from the island, the latter llravlng been shipped hy the Dia- jmcnd Silver ‘Black Fox Co, dledeque. Ilt is evident that the ls- mg m vemmn my“ where land is still at the top in the folcwus the gum"- m- Mr" and M“ industry and is likely to hold its'B_ MCDOMML

placeq

ens NUIPTlAL SHOWER, —-On Mclnnis returned to their

large nrumber of gathered at the home of Mr. Wm. ‘Peuvlergast, Hope Riverythe occas- ion being a miscellaneous shower held in honour of ‘Miss Margaret R

‘Harrington, whosevmarrluge to Mil". purchaser ‘ram Pnwnal‘ George Murphy oi’ rMillvsie took place tho The bride elect was led

Mir. Patrick Cairns,

s large basket filled with a great variety of valuable gifts was car-l ried in. These ‘were presented tol the ‘bride and the vesos read by Miss Marlon ‘Ponder sq on the (pi-m ‘pufchnggd by gast. . Some of these verses were Huntleylfqrom lvllss cut-little

Mr. A. E.

"IFor she's s tho conclusion of which dancing was Ibegun. Excellent music was furnished rby lMr. Wm. Blaoquiere and that the dance was enjoyed by all is evidenced by tho fact that it alasted until long past midnight.

the barn destroyed by fire on

BBO.

We are pleased to learn that John Fraser. of Avondale_ is

was thoroughly enjoyed ‘by every, t - one, lIn the early hours of the o a” hm around mo“ “m” morning. all returned to their

spent o more enjoyable evening.

serious illness.

REXALL

death was

I ed ‘by a former resident of Ulgg charged the sun, moon, stars, fields, forest a-nd railway track

up the Glencoe Brill-go, aind crow coming in contact with

HARMLESS EEFECTIVE LAXATIVE

Promote g o o d health ‘by elimin- ' ating poisons from

ed booking station.

tlgue_ is visiting ln Vernon, guest of Mr. Wallace Drake.

stead owned Ind occupied by

chestnut more. beautiful animal,

offer for- her.

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most approved brood. vvcro wall cored In:

And Vicinity‘

Vernon m‘ ‘ River, recently installed a beautl-‘Evmylmdy welcome" frilly toned new organ i-n her resiq e-nce at Vernon River station. Miss! [day and Saturday 19 canto, -_ Richards being a well" qualified; ‘singer and musician, this will be m ‘quite din acquisition to social life s Miss Richards, as-l at engaged papering and Saturday.“ Moore to McLeod, and decorating the residence out ' 2i the old Westherbie homestead re and ‘Vmmm Muphee‘ cently purchased ‘by her nephew. , . y I BELFAST — On Sunday, April is only a few yards from Vet-non gzlghvtlzlillktlaliyallneil? ‘vtngi p‘, we Miss Richards pur- H “P “w” a fi ‘ r‘ 'em" at, poses renting rooms and otherwise l" " to the summer touristy

customer patronizing their store, Jenkins Bros., merchants, Millview, install-

The potato‘ trade at Vennon Riv- er is assuming large proportions. During one week twelve carloads

fl U-nited States dealers. and five other ears loaded for shipment. Jenkins Bros., M“lilview_ and H. S. McLeod, Ver- |_ non River. were the principal ship-

l/f . . D0 , .. r . . . - “ml “mm ymmg ma“ wmgnnlygllllxil: lpeirtlernRredwtliitlynflllrltafierlwa fllllflffililfi ‘platform cale l. th i? lith Apply “t "Me If lmeremed l“ “wrat Verne: Rlvfornstailcln? eflhe ‘ljllllflie- ar-lty of the scales is six thousand

The a fl ri f M’ J

thc fox pelts from Prince Edward Acumvlgjlenrlrynlzlazgfwci,“ ‘hgnsplezggfl H , has returned .llre pelt whwrch rbrotrght the bl-gh-‘from Boston and other New Eng

L d Miss Margaret McPhee. teacher, l -‘ Hunter River, returned after visit-

.J.

Miss Nora Walsh and Miss Sadie homes the evening of Monday, April 4th, a in Sf. Peter's after visiting in Ver- le no-n River, where they were guest's of’ Mr. and Mrs. ‘Patrick Calrvns.

of Vernon lver. sold a valuable horse to a

Mr. E. Dlngvvell travelling sales- . .l ~ . ' following Wedztg-sdaieyrrimfln for Demom Bros" Charlomk mwn. Ill Ii (l t th If It Dulce by “m o‘ he‘ friends‘ whlleibuslneellse vial‘: {Onvfflfiltfil ltitverfir n

iMcDonald, Vennon River, purchased a large hnrn from flcllfiliilfllillYlllfi Mr. A. Huntley. The barn la locat-

very humorous and ‘proved much Queen at Orwell. The haul to Mr. laughter‘. The bride to ‘he thanked McDonald's home at Vernon River her ‘friends for their kindness and is two miles. The haulhix l8 boilit.’ t-hc-n. all present joined in singing done by Mr. McPherson. the well- joily good fellow". at known Ibullding mover of Orwell.

The building is intended to replace

McDonald's premises a short time

ILunch was served- by the hostess _ _ , assisted by several other ladies and mzgglrgantgoms‘lmlrlfygnfzflytaiclaogé

Th a n-ld f‘M.P.\ll. homes feeling that they bu! never 3mg“: %m°an;h,gr' ‘Le p16,; r-rl to see him resuming his outdoor occupation after being confined to ' his house for some time owing to

A dead crow lying-by the railway track in Ulgg caused considerable discussion as to t-ho cause ofdeatb. Tire conclusion arrived at was that caused by electricity. The atmospheric disturbances caus-

wltb enough electricity to blow

rail instant death was the result. As sacrifice comes before achieve- ment we hope the good people of Ulgg will soon get the much-need-

Mr. George Voaldoratfno, or Mon-

Mr. A. Weathorbie is ncgotiatfn! for the purchase of the old home-

J. ‘F. Mutlow, Millvlcvv. MnWoath- cnbfe made Mr. Mntlow n pretty

the flyfitem. good offer and lo now being con- sldored. rPr-iccc 25c. 60c and 81-09 P" no,“ Mr. Bert Drake, Mlllview, is the owner of s beautiful Rex Hoar-t

Tho more is r on excellent driv- er and we understand Mr. Drake turned down a pretty good cosh Mat-nation.

Mr. M. J. Power. Summer-ville. was a visitor to tltc city Monday. on ggturn the train got stalled at L

Eastern Guardian

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u d Ch l t lswrll!“ Ema“; ant in Montague and will be leas- ——— un ry, ar or e own, an r -- . _ LAmEs GINGHAM Bungalow mlosh Mcmnnon or was. made tzrtllgtoelrkeceivu news items. arlvcrfle House ‘ ‘ ' "

IBrotL. Ltd.

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‘EASTERN Acewr. - rut-f J. Murdock is now Guardian ag-

. FPRESBVTERIAN SERVICE.

5e“ --Thc Prosbyterlans of Montague

iwfll hold service in the Montague lBaptist Church. April 25th at 7 p.

V a-nd this would Owing to rincreaslngJiuslness and better in order to better serve the ovor- the duc sascertalued that they were l'eerl-, .. x . . . ,. _- _ lug two drukes for two years and Ethel Pa)“ n’ N" m ("lung for lull “ml lllmllell- waiting patiently for eggs. As ti‘~ ' couple were both good tempered I atrlul not at all given to profanity, km ,.,,,,,;,,,“,S_ . . This w ll be a t‘ ey enjoyed over‘ . . - r. Cavendish (mlmegauon “an sun lgreat convenience as the large andlthe affair and rectified it. “'60 and Mm“ a “m” m RM varied supply of goods carried by the firm‘ necessitated frequent use

the

she

M f‘. Mt“

Mr.

Mr. 1'8 -

the the

the

Mr.

past week at his home River.

. .'Messrs

years, they rler- olle m‘ l‘ ‘lllcll of llll°lllel' llmllll‘ are the order of the rluy. probably make a __

securing‘

(lily

Rev. D. ylacVicur, preacher".

PERSONALS

..'!\lr John M. McKenzie, black- spent the _ ‘ l l l < -= 1-.‘ e . .

l“ Sea,‘ " be n8 (I've oped n“ a M“ h A special Excise officer last Septem-

ith at Lyndale has

Lawrence

River recently visited Strathcona we"

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