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FOOT GOMFOIIT.

YOU CAN HAVE ITI

H. J. A. BRQWN Clliropodist — Podiatrist 14s m. Geo. st. chuloetmwn

All foot troubles painlessly and scientifically treated

Phone 140

ms (Jharlottetown Guardian ma! be handed to their Rent Archie Hume

SpeeIIIIInIICPI-nteltoﬂalll

Final Wind lip Sale

$I0.000 STOCK

Entire-stock to be soldat cost and less

Sale starts on JATURDAY, MAY 20111

And continues uritil all stock is sold -

Bargains in Groceries, Goods, Boots and Shoes, C erywore, l'alnte,' Varnlshes, Hardware, Patent Medicines,

Flour and Sundries.

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TI-IREE STOOGES COMEDY AND COMMUNITY SING

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Advertleemsu on the ‘followingdeymuetbeinthisof- ﬂcenotiaiertbaniinm.

OONIIDEB-ATION ANCI. '

IAMPIXIN

< snvrrm assessors-é ﬂervioes on Blinds/y, May 21st as

: I 11 A. M. De Sable M. Hem 7.30. ‘rhere will also be a service at Victoria at 7.90 This service o! the Mission Band. L-i -5-l8-li. PBESBYTEJAN CBU OANADAP-Brookﬂeld Oh vices next lord's Dev. Hun ﬂundsy school 10 A. M. Wol- iiund “i... 11.10830, huh Worsh ey 00 . - E30 P. M. L-HAO-S-IW

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POLICE COURT-Alt the Police

iesdcy I muwhowteli- ed in appear hat 66 w - ed. czrlerged with iihedt were remanded Ill Tuesday TWO others charged with VBBTIMY We" discharged.

DllAﬁll or ntAnvAnn-Prorei- eorWi axnﬂoo FervﬁlsonJ-ml- ive oi P. E. L. and a Ilia-ted with Harvard Univereity for about 30 years, has been appointed dean of the University's iaculty~ oi’ arts and sciences for two years. He now is the McLean of arwient and modem history- new dean was born in Marshﬂeld. P.E.I. He received and AB. de- lzree at MoGill University, and A. M. degree from Oonwell in 1891. and a PhD. degree from Cornell in i899. He later studied at the University 0f Berlin and in Ath- ens, Greece. no holds honorary

Trinity llnitcdlihuroh

THURSDAY. MAY i8

cusnwrrmown GUARDIAN"

atloenhasrord strictly!!!" vanae._.

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’W.II'.iiars0h, v46» M Acute and Chronic Diseases, i4 Years Practice

Charlottetown

i 12A Prince Si. Phone 107i

~ degrees irorn Mcﬂill. Universiby 0f Toronto and University of Louv- aisi. Belzium. Dr. Ferguson _ taught at Harvard since i908, ex- copt for the academic year 1913- 14. when he was proiesscr in the Asher-icon School o! Classical Etud- ies at Athens. He was assistant proieesor at Harvard 1908-12, pm- iessor of ancient history 1912-29, and has been McLean professor or! ancient and modern history since 1929. He is a fellow oi the Ameri- can Academy a! Arts and Ettiences and a member oi the American Philological Association, Archeology Institute of America. American Philosophical Society. Massachus- settg Historical Society. American Historical Sccic-ty, the Society of Hellenic Studies of lmmicm, and Phi Beta Kappa, He is a member o! the Harvard Faculty Club and the Harvard Club of Boston. He lives at 8 Scott. street. Cambridge, rMass, and has one daughter. His wLfe is the former Mary Aleba White of Charlottetown, Prince Eldward Island. Prof. Ferguson was a memiber o! the committee of eight Harvard professors who lreoommended retention on the faculty of Dr. J. Raymond Walsh, and Dr. Alan Ricsardson Sweezy. liberal econmnlcs instructors who

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‘ALSO: SERIALP-CARTOON-COMEDY

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Bulb to n smooth paste and apply to discoloraiions. Allow to set s. vmlie, then rinse and polish. Allow the paste to remain on (or several hours ii the dlecolorations are severe.

ISLAND . MOTOR TRANSPORT BusnME TABLE Effective Wednesday, May 17th

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News).

55190515.)?‘ VATI V PLAZFORM

I..Ars immediate and complete investigation in order to ascertain and reveal the true condition of the fin- ances of the Province. . '

2. An immediate halt to the reckless debt increases of the last four years.

3. Abolition of the present pernicious system of ap- pointing members of the Legislature to salaried Public Offices, in order to return to sound principles of re- sponsible‘ Government and t0 ‘effecfnzaior economies.

prlved by the Campbell Government.

alive Associations and other forms of Adult Education and Investigation into the high price of school books with the view of lessening the cast and adoption of a plan to prevent the frequent changes in text books.

6. A Policy of farm rehabilitation aimed prinlarily at placing practical young farrilers upon farms at the lowest possible rate of interest.

7. Support of the dairying, hog raising and other branches of mixed farming and a Practical Policy of soil analysis in co-operation with the Federal Depart- ment of Agriculture, with‘ a view of determining the fertilizer requirements of the land.

8. Continuation of the fight for lower freight rates on farm products and the exlension of the policy of freight rates assistance on ground lime throughout the entire year and also assistance to farmers in the purchase of lime. . A

9. A New Road Act will be introduced using the school district as a uniﬂ greater attention to the re- pair and upkeep of the ordinary roads of the'Pr0vince and a return to our policy of using local pit and shore gravel; a proper system of maintenance conservation and drainage of hard surfaced roads; further exten- slors of hard surfaced roads and gravelled roads as the finances of the Province warrant.

10. Continued Public Health Activity and assistance in establishing young physicians in country districts where there is no resident physician.

I1. Fisher-men's Relief will be given where necessary under proper supervision; Fishermen’; Loans will be put on a proper business basis. A real effort will be made to securebetter markets for fish. Investigation into the possibility of establishing plants for the man- ufacture of fish meal and other fish products.

12. Having in I935 established our claims against

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the Dominion Government to the extent of three M51117"! 501M18- ﬂivilly this Province on increased 81408100 0f $150000 annually, we will continue to press for a full realization of our claims on the basis of the minority report of the White Commission.

TIIIS nnuesrons

EVERYTHING FRESH AND CLEAN

You are assured 0r the BEST In DI‘ s when you trade here. All Ill ' are deceived from the BEST lrxklnleaturera. Everything lrelh in s . -

You will ﬂnd our Service ol the BEST. Prompt Phone and Mall Order Delivery. You will apprec- hie our night service. Gall 0n 1~e today and make ihls- your Drop

jJ.~Ernest H. Worth

DBUGGISTS Pisohe ll. 142 Prismo S}

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appoint- ments in lSIST-mlicslon Canadian

4. Restoration to the citizens of “their right of resort d to the Courts of Justice of which they have been pile-l

5. The adaptation of our Educational System lathe present actual needs of our Province including Youth ‘ Training; Encouragement of Credit Unions, co-oper- -

Panties and girdle in

sizes.

Extra crotch — - -

ing.

“All in one”—With Dubl-d

stretch Lasiex and rayon girdle-a iron guaranteed to give your smooth lines! You’lI love and Dubl-Du detach- able crotch. Itsnaps on and off in a jiffy-so you can wash it nightly. Small, medium_ large

Tearose shade ~ - -

. Light as a Feather!

Gaul)’ and light you can fold

space at all for travelling. Jiffy, dry in a few hours-and require no iron- Four different styles in paniies-and a

vest-(sorry. no hras)—ln peach and

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$1.95

25c

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WEST ROYALTY W. I.

The April Institute meeting was held at West Royalty School with sixteen members and iive visitors present. The president presided. Meeting opened by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed.

Minutes or last meeting were read and signed. Correspondence was read by the secretary and all ‘bills presented were voted to be paid. Eight members signed ior Home and Country Magazine.

It was moved and seconded that the Institute buv a Physical 'I‘ra.In- ing Book for school. Miss Toombs was appointed to purchase same. . The Questionnaire on Legislation was tilled in by convcnors. Pro-

gram consisted o! a reading by Miss Toimbs and two very inter- esting contests. prizes won by Mrs. Fred Gates and M255 Katherine MacKlrmon.

Questionnaire for May, Educa- tion and Better Schools. Conven-

ens. Mrs. Gordon Stetson and Mrs.

[Hammond Sanderson. Next meeting at the home o! Mrs. Athol Roberts on May 24th. Questionnaire. “Suggestions for im- proving the School Garden”.

Meeting closed with the National Anthem. A delicious lunch was served by Mns. Earl Thompson and Mrs. Edgar McArthur, followed by a social chat.

Use Minsrd’: for dandruff.

00111211141 ROUTE

Co encin Monday May 1i, r. Throu Si. Andrews, guyagc y bor, squid, Cherry Hill, 11nd the to Morell.

Tuesday 23rd, through ;\>_cr.l Rear, St. Teresa's, Pisuuid. Lorre Vail and Marlinvalc, Bongo; and Morel East.

Once weekly until luriiler notice. RUDOLPH McEACHERN,

Hauler for Moi-ell Creamery

Co- operative Association. L-i496-b-i8-2i.

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2 W. ALLAN STEWART A of Charlottetown, Merchant

VDTE BIIIISERVATIVE T0 DAY

IF YOU WANT TO VOTE CONSERVATIVE TO. DAY IN THE CITY AND ROYALTY TO ELECI‘ THE MACMILLAN GOVERNMENT, MARK YOUR BALLOTS AS BELOW.

FOR COUNCILLOR

1 WILLIAM J. P. MscMILLAN of Charlottetown, Physician

c. s1‘. cnsm TRAINOR

of Charlottetown, Barrister

FOR ASSYMAN

WILLIAM L. PROWSE

of Charlottetown, Merchant

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