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MAY 14 1

EDWARD - linw Playing

“I AM A YOUNG

DOCTOR” . . .

ICLAI-K GABIII

A NURSE . . . . .

well wnnuppea mm I- Isuzsnzrn annex)

A GIRL WITH IvIII.LIoNs. . _ _

To Temp! Him From ills Career . . . .

(MYBNA LOY)

C4...a_GAB LE

MYRNA LOY

with Jean Heluhoit Elizabeth Allan, Otto Kruger

ALSO . . .' “ NEWS "

This column ls nurvol for news

of loenl Interest but ulvertlslng of A lcwsy rmturo may be Inserted at 4 cents 5 word str-.clly payable in ld- vnleo,

CHANGE IN PAYMENT CLAUSI. -Consumers of electrical energy are advised to read the Maritime Elec- tric Company advertisement in this

ue. L-3142.

POLICE COURT-A man appear-

ing before the Stipendlary Magis- trate saturday morning charged with s breach ot the Sanitary By- law was fined the costs of court.

FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral

of the late Mr. John McLeod oi Stanley Bridge will take place an Monday, May lith. at 2 pm. Bet- vice will bo held at his late resi- dence. Interment South Granville Presbyterian Cemetery.

GOES T0 MONTREAL-Mrs. J.

A. Bentley left Saturday morning for Montreal accompanied by her young son David. who was so ser- iously injured when he fcil down the cellar last week receiving in- juries to his head.

LOWELL THOMAS MAY VISIT

P.E.I.-According to reliable infor- mation Lowell Thomas, internation- 'aliy known lecturer and traveler, is `coming to Fredericton this year to spend seieral days fishing A.lantlc

fsilver salmon in New Brunswick, us Fredericton as his head

TAYLOR DEAD-

Taylor of this city re.

celved a wire Saturday from Mont- real, bringing the sad news of the death of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Richard Nutting Taylonwho pass- ed peacefully away at 5.80 o'clock 5&Ifi1FdlY m°miU¢ after- several weeks’ illness. Mrs Taylor (nee Miss Marion Sutherland. e. native of Bea View, Prince Edward Island) was a lady of rare charm. possess- ing those beautiful qualltlsy ol’ mind and heart which endeared her to all who knew her. Great sympathy will be extended to the bereaved husband, relatives and friends.

WELCOME T0 NEW HOME-A

S9113 Pl-YAY of friends were convey- ed to Murray Harbor last evening by three automobiles loaded with hampers or zoos things to eat. the purposg being to tender s surprise Party to Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Brooks who are how occupying their lovely new home which has just beencompleted. The visitors arrived about 8.30 and finding no one at home entered, taking full possession. Lights were lighted through the house, the visitors en- joying cards until the arrival of the surprised owners about an hour later. On entering they were "bounced" by the "intruders" after WHICH Ci’-1‘dS. Eames and music were enjoyed. During the evening a beautiful arm chair was presented

§. :~.E IVF

WITH -- GRAHAM McNAMEE

l -

_ -_ for the trip were that Mr. Thomas

I; I I I I I' ' Puri" would spend some time in Prince

» Edward Island and the last half of

O f the trip fishing for salmon on the

. ` . St. John and Miiramlchi rivers.-

% Q* _ " CAPIT L_ Saint John Telegraph Jounial.

/"'-' 5 U, by the hostess in her usual charm-

I SOCIAL GATHERING - The

,r‘ ‘I drawing of the quilt. which was

\@. lotteried by the Emerald Womens

D _,_ (1/"'__~. Institut took place in Emerald Hall v* ' on WI \.;sday, May 9th. After the

U I lbw-f5¢¢"-ffl) .enum by Mr. Francis Mcavlnn

fi "* f' ~ ~ h ras.

& 5, , P »’ ( who, in s, few well c osen wo

éwfq '/AI "lated the object of the gathering.

""""""~"‘ ir Cecil Hughes was requested to

ab ,=-=:.-:..\> . .

`|| iraw for the lucky number, which

G I ii R G E B il ii N S I s sa ni f.r..z::”csz.f“s.:f;f._”I - , Qf-~ r I' lunch was servedb the

‘ T O ` D A Y PIIILATIIEA cmss ENTER-

_'°"""-. ‘XI _ sI.¢..m.Iy.I......,.I.... » ~ `

lnlring gloom for a A

\*‘\ fi 1;.

non-stop laugh record from coast-Lo-coast!

DWI'

I /J\£:.? \..~ Iwli ` 5 "I

ride! Setting a new

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A Porcmcuni Picture with

GIIAIILIE IIUGGLES M A R Y B D L A N D YI. G. FIELDS AIISDN SIIIPWDRTII

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.gels cr,

\. 1

' - Mrs. J, A. clarre, Experimental sta.-

W . care." Mr. Brown invited the Class

Ing _

' quarters Tentative arrangements

TAINED - Upward.; of twenty-five young ladies of the Philathea. Class of the Charlottetown Baptist Church were entertained at the home of

tion on Tuesday, May 2nd. After the usual opening exercises were per- formed and the business meeting conducted. Mr. Brown, of the Farm, was called on to speak to the class on “How to plant bulbs and their

to the hot house and showed them many useful ways in caring for plants. The Group then returned to the house where a unanimous vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Brown, A sumptuous repost was then served

ing manner, after which the meet- mg adjourned.

crowd had assembled order was

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks accompanied by a complimentary address which WB! \'°°<i by Mr. L. W. Roper, the presentation being made by Mr. Geo. R. Keele. Mr. Brooks in sc- cepting the gift on behalf offhim- sell’ and his partner thanked the visitors for their kindness, neither ot whom had the faintest idea of the pleasing event. The party left for home ln the early moming hours.

PERSONALS

Mr. Joseph Dunn who is in

City Hospital seriously ill ia Proving.

5%'

Mrs. Robert Hunter left Saturday

morning on a holiday trip to Hali- fax, N. B.

Friends are pleased to seo Mr.

Fred Kelly of Prowsc Bros. about again after being a patient for a

short time in the City Hospital. ‘ Mrs. John Andrew and her

daughter Miss Vera are leaving for Halifax today by motor cur to at- tend the Convocation of Dalhousie University. ' .

Eight Survive Once Powerful 1

hilnardk the great Rubbing- Llnlmenl

» ppetlzing y ""3`_"' members or me Institute and the

____ ALS() ;:*©§`r'i‘~.-T-§i‘®\`II‘ f~¢ms.maer of the night was spent

--- \ "“""`*‘-*»’; W in dancing. The music was furnish-

‘sueraa sr six" _Q sup - -‘sfrnsuos

A s I 1' s I: I: M s" L .Q

°’e

°'o- Q-'rr

o- o~

li.

.d by ll/hs P McMahon, Mr George

~ if °;&~ ` ‘ ‘ . . .

.`f'. Mclvihhon and Mr. Sebinus John-‘

l son.

RECEIVES IMPORTANT AP'

POINTMENT-Mr. Wesley Davey of New Castle, Pa., has been pro- moted to the position of Superin- tendent of the Lehigh Portlandi

(K ’ 9) ' VVhzte Tribe

(CI. Cable BywGu;|rdlan’s Special ire GEORGEIUWN. British Guiana.

May 13-Extinction is drawing near for the Waiwai Indians, the Once- powerful race of “white” Indians who populated Bri.1sh Guianu’s unexplored hinterland in thousands at one time. Back in the colony’s wild southern region. the numbers of the tribe have been slowly dwindling until now there remain

but eight survivors.

NORTH II/IILTON ‘ G-fade I Jr! 1 Ralph Crabbe.

Perfect attendance: Erna Coles.

Honor Roll for April Garth Hooper. Elsie Coles, Gladys Grade X-l Ema Coles, 2 Esther |Ho0p€1‘, Rollin H00p9l‘. Dorothy

Gillsepie. Marjorie Coles. Harvey

I/iaihieson. |

Grade VII~l Dorothy Hooper, 2 |Co1es, Jeannette Moreside. Louise

Rena Coles. Iliooper, Verna Coles, Ralph Crabbe, Grade V1: I Reginald Coles, 2 Resiriald Coles.

Gordon node, 3 Lawson MacKin-

hon.

Grade V-I Elsie Coles, 2 Garth‘

Hooper. I Grade IV-i Gladys Hooper and

Rollin Hooper (equal), 2 Beta

Smith. _

Grade III S1'~1 Olga Morcside, 2 SPRINGHILL, May ll -- It has

Dorothy Gillespie. been rumored around here that

Grade Ill Jr-l Marjorie Coles!James “I-lank" O‘R.-ourke, Babe

and Jeanette Mnreside (equal), 2 I Ruth of the Maritimes and catcher Harvey ooles. ` ‘of Springhill Fence Busters, would Grade II-1 Louise Hooper, 2 ,not play baseball this season. It is

Parker Smith. |h0Dcd by the fans (hat “Hank”

Grade I Sr.-1 Verna. Coles. 2 would not hang up his gear. He is

Doon Hooper. a good man to have on any team.

» Painlul Boils `

BURDOCK Danse Much Misery

_ I Anyone who has suffered from boils

v knciws boy; sick and miserable they

B 0 I mbfiliolgeeciines sybrdb10sa,bnI

’ ' BIT T E RS ' P

and free from eruptions.

when tho blood is purified, cleansed and vitalized by Burdock Blood

_msgmmw general sions; put up for the past 55 years by The T. Milburn Coe

Bittcrs the boils will quickly dis-

appear, your miseriy is nt an end, your health and strcugt come back again, and tho skin becomes clear, smooth

Cement Company. Thg plant is lo- cated at New Castle, Pa.. Mr. Dave assisted in the erection of the plan)I back in the year 1909, being at that time employed as General Master Mechanic In charge of all mechan- ical and electrical work. Prior to that time he was employed as Mas- .ter Mechanic for a period of six years with the Republic Iron so Steel Company. His early education as a mechanical engineer started in his fathers shop which was located on Richmond Street. Charlotte- ,town, P. E. I., Canada. As a boy he used to read in the Charlotte- town papers about successful Is- landers abroad and determined

that he would some day be a sit- ccss. Aftcr many years of dilige t application acquiring knowledge and by hard work, he has enloyed a. considerable measure of success which is well merited. Mr. Davey is the oldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davey and a brother of Mrs. W- E. Warren, now residing at the old homestead at 217 Richmond Slncct, Charlotte-

The discovery was made by a.

survey party which is now demar- cating the boundary line between British Guiana and Brazil for the British Guianan Government. Mem- bers of the party, pushing through dense jungle growths in a strange territory, came upon the tribes remnants a. few miles from the

Brazil border.

The handful of startled natives, gr<M-ipod in a few huts. consist/ed chiefly of old men and women. Death was not more than a few years away for most of them, nnd to the explorers lt appeared but a matter of time before the tribe would be totally extinct. -

Study of economic. social and

political relations between -Canada and the United States undertaken by the Carnegie Foundation wlil be made with the assistance of two Nova. Scotlans. Professor D. C. Har- vey, Provincial Archivlst and Dr. R. A. MacKay of Dalhousie University have been selected as members of one of the committees studying thc

town.

I relations.

, What Every Widow Knows!

By LUCILLE VAN SLYKE

.I .

._C_°“il1\“°i1_ f&°.“LDa@f=.2 _,_

lf that turkey still lives on the hill!"

Provincial G'overnment’s

"Mollyl" hc cried brokenly. “Don’t Joke! I cant stand lil"

‘ "You‘d only have to love me a

very little," she continued softly,

that. Molly had unconsciously actcf. on Jimmie Gordon`s advicc-she had most decidedly asserted herself! Sho had been married all of twenty minutes and was smiling at a per- fectly glgantic moon that shone down on orchards and lakes and curving roads and tiny villages.

Commendation

It is pleasing to note that our Manufacturers

are co-operating in :I movement to advance the industrial interests of the Province. While' we are, primarily, an agricultural community, yet it is essential that we have other industries to fully employ our population, and the more factories and industrial firms we have the more consumers we have at home for our agricultural products.

The enterprise and initiative of our local

manufacturers and industrialisis are to be com- mended and the Provincial Government recom- mends that our local industries should receive the support of the community BS 2 Wh0I¢-

W. J. P. MacMILLAN,

Premier

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lonely." Suddenly he was no longer speech

Yvc ever known l"

"just enough to keep me from being

less.

"I can't love you a little!" he cried

as his arms closed about her. "Tha wny 1 love you is the biggest thing

They drove down the valley at

twilight in the Rogers' big car. Neither she nor Dex' had discussed

"Dex"i" she asked dreamiiy. "You

- would.n't have wanted to walt a

year to marry me, would you?"

"I couidn't have waited another

minute,” said Dex’ promptly. "could you?" '

“Not for all the codlcils in ific

world!" laughed Molly,

THE END.

` and vigor to the nervous eystun.

I\I[l2\/E F()

cAN'r susrp _

You may feel nervous, irritable and dc-

preesed, you may suffer from indigeetion and .L headaches; but the most marked symptom il

sleeplessness. The treatment indicated Is Dr. '

Chasc'l Nerve Food because it restofcl huilth

OD n~f'.&

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suv “lslnnu mini toons” j A IIIUE “|SIANDEII” BDIISIS P. E. _ j

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i THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN;

Its Glimate, Its Scenery, Its People But! How About its “INDUSTRIES”

WHEN PURCHASING COM MODITIES in our 'LOCAL STORES, do YOU DEMAND an ISLAND PRODUCT in place of it’s IMPORTED RIVAL?

Remember ISLAND INDUSTRIES' produce “SUPERIDIZ QUALITY”

READ the offerings of the 20 ISLAND `1NDUSTR]ES listed

below. Each manufactures a quality article and leaves the money in circulation HERE.

DRDYIN BAKERY

Phone 650

The Home of

Finest Bread and Pastry

ig* o§I°° \ uw DOG _ BISCUIT

I, h II `

. '¢BIT'..r3. »\\°

, »»9f`\__/

Imperial Biscuit Co. Ltd.

Wm. LANDRIGAII -Woolen Mills

Custom Spinning

and Weaving

Yarns, Blankets, for Sale

This advertisment is sponsored by

the Prince Edward Island Manufac- turers’ Association; the purpose of which is to stimulate the business of P. E. I. Industries and the welfare of the IsIand.- Without hesitation, we can recommend the quality and value of each of these products. When you buy P. E. I. made goods you cannot fail to obtain satisfaction and the in- dustries themselves whose prosperity is your prosperity, profit thereby.

B U Y PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

I All brooms guaranteed.

ask your dealer or write us The Rea] Home Style

Fox Biscuits Fresh Mixed nt our

65 Queen Street,

A CHARLOTTETOWN

MADE GDDDS

-A . A A _ .ma Pnnmnn

Bruce Stewart& Go

Linnea . I

IRON FOUNDERS TDIIDDDD UD., I.I(I.

Manufacturers ”

Imperial Gasoline Motors Manufacturers

Potato Diggers, etc.

Repairs, Oxo-Acetylene and Electric Welding

' llicke & Nicholson

High Grade Tobaccos

MacDDNALD -RDYIE

Woodworking Co., Ltd. LUMBER DEALERS

We manufacture Sashes &

Frames, Doors 8: Frames and Finishing of all kinds.

Phone 341

ll. llattenhury Ltd.

WHOLESALE GROCERS

Manufacturers of

Monarch Baking Powder

Monarch bye

P. E. Island Spices

Buy

Island Maid Confectionery

Mfgd. by

svnnrv I. nneen

It is better because

made on P. E. I.

PUBLISHING DU.

The Pura Milk Do.

Specializing

Clarified and Pasteurizcd

Milk, Cream Butler

Garden City Products

Charlottetown

PATRIDT A

RDDP’S LIMITED J. & T. Morris Lid.

We buy and manufacture Mfg!-1. Pork. When you buy from

us you are sure of an

Island product.

128 Grafton Street

BEIIERAGES

Use Island Made Broomsi

they are the best Hoya' Packing cn.

Quality

for Service or

Price

n. Lounrs s. co. “~>'S=-aw

CI““`I°“°I°w“ Ask your Grocer for them.

P. E. I.

C0., Limited

and

_ c_°" cum/IIcALs Limited

PEERLESS Factory

` l’» @ I Puppy ‘fwm cnsrieuciown, P.u.In..mI ms of fox meat

Island Brand Beans

Th sian Fertilizer

Fox el ii BISGIIIL MIXED Fnrmnlzaus

, STEYIART’S

This name signifies the best in bakery.

Fine cooking of all kinds is sold at our store on Kent Street

STEYlART’S Bakery

PDRK PAGKERS

Grafton Street HAMS, BACON BOLOGNA, LARD

and ‘

PORK SAUSAGES

DIIIIIS & FRASER

the Hall Mfg. & Gold Storage Do. Lid.

Summerside, P. E. .‘,

Manufacturers of farm Implements, School

uipment and distribut-

-_. ...... .E -. _ , ,`

Desks, Fox ranch eq-

McINNIS BAKERY

Buy Island Products

Bread, Cakes & Pastry

Phone 470

IRYIIN PRINTING

Co., Ltd.

High class

JUB PRINTING

Bookbinding

a specialty.

DIIARLDTTETDWN

GUARDIAN

DENTIIAL

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