~11. “ . ‘. snatch? ‘It;

t HUM} DIG. E?‘ Nltlonll Council dwIll-ppogk."

A . dliplatstv luv-trap 1o ALL V5953 '

,-vv w ,7

cent,

vices Titi-Mlitdnhnd-lllstlco on Bun

l

Ages‘ d-Weuted

stoop Aniw WM?!“ hqailsae-

forB.& or ulsrterir-Xsursay

wfltzfcoleeatillpgktiirf deliver- lhg." » ~ ,6 ‘ ._ .- 3.. Co., Dept.-8., .-i2‘tin'do‘r_l~.1“bl‘l‘t."-‘ ' ' Betti:

*%-i.“t.a.”;"i‘°‘..“% "m Fill. er. 0e, w wit. of eheavy. high-priced zlieviges. Price of only 2.00 makes an easy

‘ ‘horns and all _ -

..<, - I (lemony. _ ‘ ‘ - '9'"-_.0P@F19- '11 ,. .

x

our! ., if-hiilluts- _ JQQIEw-r.’ i-Y-propsrty ow-n- s; is a cuitwillel-sor ‘DPQQPQOL Nine hnnehsttv _ I ‘ -of_ =hsnay Red Thggrinrs‘ . , ‘etsr-Qeshevery wsek. Complete equipment she QWTIWTQQ:P.!&'

.- 0571 a .

snteglng $1 ., ‘

lvrlisvatass‘ ‘.4;1@!v!.9. 95g“ =9‘

- e snce ___e. e 2nd. general qnaliigttlflgr;

ten cs... _ m. ‘

Adams -".¢R€Ni.iiep Fen A

few high grade '_ p: Studebaker watches, n1 isvs timbpideeflef‘ hlghsst quaiityqre now being- soltl from factory to; consume at ravines o! filial-- Buy lily- nients. Nationally advertised. Tremendous resources and ‘re- putation make sales easy-Write fully. "stating » age. experience.

etc "Cats ' Address erosion/ix * eon. PANY of Cane Mfitid- sor, Out 10,11 '

'" raises f‘ roe 8ALE"—PATEN1‘ For; n‘:-

.. ,_ <9 11719 '1‘. illflgtasllkcglééiiatiglllalg‘.

EGRfiQLIg-OUAM-‘fi-TY saunas and oats.‘ .91; iylw. ‘B. Sea- _ “mgr-nulls gash, ‘loosen. Fits eALs-vl-tnss-cows 1-0

freshen May-15th. ‘Juli. Smith, “FQEQ?” -Q!'9.'-!- “'2 'P.9.75',511°'.3l

16's sALs-évqtigto isles ‘ALSO one brood new,‘ two years old. D. M. Robinson, Wlnsl e, Phone‘

iiB-lil- r ‘ i__-iag_a-s-lo.ll

Fen ‘bikini-Lemur? ' Wilda for, eaie-llhade

k

by Large

a S011. Beer a west». - _ * “$43115”?

fiflttli-iite-FOII .Ml.g..g|ne're and seconds. Austin A, Scales, Freetown.

2963-‘5-10-41

29821540311

t-—_-i-_--s_

a‘; a e‘ o” sash‘. q s

. ,. - FOR GALE-Milli long-p

SALEQM EN—WE OFFER STEAifY

18000 swim" glviiil! PRANQF-Q

1: ______._________..___ PRIVATE sat! - FURNITURE.

‘ GIT VOUR- PRIWHNG DONE AT

erv- Pm» l8."- 3379 i‘ ti" slit"). A; eflfiliAip. LArlD stin- - veydrn rliianvilie. 28305-3

l aortas-Autos! naeiliame

. AUCTON eALa AT rvnona, tor

.1... e009,.

F°R ML; - BANNER sfasu. (aali- _'j.V0l1 Drlze in. Feed Com “ti. R0ll.-—D. il-L Murchison, ohm

lvfir- 29x15 0-31?

FOR eats-ace BUSHEL w 11's‘ .B._annsr Seed oats,‘ grown 9m Inspected stock. Aw], 3mg,

Jiughes, Clsrktown. >2979-5-,1_il-31_

imlirfiliLa-ons run: s ctr Ayrshire cow 4 years old ( 51g. “Wd 13M?) due to freshelflin W117. Also her yeirling llhifer sired by Ravenwoild Ilctor. wel-

. {Ir Bream‘. Braelrle! zsessh.

" ‘ A lazuli-am

.L-

mlu hull. to llmltths old,‘ Ivwrd 1i rem-also; sit-s c piss.“ 1°". Chrrlqttatown light Milan. Gordon Newson, rrpl-"th River. 93374.3(.”

FOR sAua - L-OOMRUTINO- 99819. 1 Lelwrd Btssmlipglne, 3.5- .11- P--.__1_Fli‘)_lll' ‘Sifter, Howard Wash. Fredericton.

" 2942-5-9-4i

' wanna-entrust; gm sq“

Alan's Rodd.

farm‘. Good fwhgss. n‘. ' ' zaei-s-lolsl

Milto

; wANralii-wouurnv sov won‘

store between age of fifteen and sixteen. Address stating age, '8. Care ‘of Guardian. 2976-5-10-31 WANTFP-slilfil-ir vtercumss. £01‘ a»: ran h. Must e able-to . an e"a'ri' s. A pl‘ Uhlon Road. y "y

. slit: 9“.

_‘E_‘q'lttI!N‘“'§al.l. Nacssslri no greatest money lnslret- Jn Years. 300% profit. Expgfl. Qlllilz- Illlt aafissary. Products xueranteed- ‘ystine ..P.roducts so. soot Fifteenth st, Everett, Washington, U. B. A. - - - -ma-r-1o-1l

sis EARNINGS sraaov lllvYment for Barbers. Benefits expert in Sweets. Write fly]. er Barber College, Depot-output

"F". '8-1-tt‘Q~tf

313-54 i

n"R_Q_K_§M§N, seclusi- 4250 monthly (which it Wimp ‘glltrvgy, x

. . t ‘tows-s

5?.

employment and pay weekIy,,to Jlllpur complete and exclusive Ines of guaranteed quaitly, whole root. trsh-dug-to-order trees gird -plsnts. Attractive illustrated shfm- ples and lull cooperation. a mop. dy-lpaitiog- c‘ ‘ unity. Links

Brothers H!) es, (Mdntrsal. ‘ 9-5-10stf

Miscellaneous

in our window Special. Spec- lal this week, 25 cents per doz- sll-w-Issrilzr l? ‘isms-

Apply‘ ‘l8 HDollglas_S_t. Q29 5 8 31'

the Guardian - Central - Job Print-

Btrqwherry‘, , _,ts,l _‘ ve three to a m’: vs-leihi"

ndr f’, t pa . homes -$V.‘~£Yiyll°ew;el€inkore,lt. n. Ne ti." Ame-a 8i.

85, Wednepdpy, lilac! I

acres of lend with good bh dings

trlmlhsd with ’ Der palr- at firergusolrs.

d lreell. andfblac

_ Club. Yerlnou I open seaside ce 'rse"'which' weare-

l

ns-lzsfifitl

Milton at 341mg;-

uulaw amigo

0!!!!‘ 2.75 per‘ alr t Purdl‘

Ferglfsolfe. p a ‘ gik . v _____

‘FPAUMiQ -~

wstrsou ctr-crate

noun-t on al fixtures for new stand. C Kent 8t. ‘

raoriu sale " as’ ~s"“*~"- .i:'.i%*r.- ..e0- All" . -- , 8 B

reebyterladgghurch, Sunday, ‘May 1_1th s o." hi". ~ -

JQEET 1| L detail-ion, the

of the .‘M_arlti_ms, rnlf Association have been fixed ‘for August 4th to

-fild?ét"lcfl supplies and ' ‘Great

--¢-

the Yet-mouth Golf and Country has a splendid

arranged three years ago by a pro- minent ‘golf architect and; now . 3.900 verda- bas. wiiiteriid “ill and is 1n charge

9! a .

who he" carryi’ minor improvements. Th turf is exception", "fine and w ll be in eicelleht condition fer the Meet. A record entry list is expected-

Passes-tic

is on a visit to theclty.

Cls , among t-he guests registered at

the Victoria.

[ed home lastpight from Ottawa.

' d’ by his two young N.

-A letter ‘._bas ben received In

this city from Dr. J. '1'. Sullivan, stating his ‘brother James is in a

hospital in Saniflrandlsco, Cal-.

of all-

O 9

Bishop's Palace

A new stone balcony extending the length of the building, is be- ing added to the sou h slde of the llisbiiifs Palace. it s about filty feet long and ten feet wide and will be two stories ‘high. About thirty-five feet of the upper bai- cony will be rooted. over leaving the endsopsn. Tlleiowerywill have a glazed conservatory ..or sitting rqpm- A bay indpw will he built up the ‘east all‘; ofths slid tloh. lTlle malrfplere of the" aleony are of concrete end-the roofing will he slate. making. a permanent adiunct .to .the~Pa‘ll'gs,. > (Pile contractors are Phillips and Ciarln-dnd the work is__updgr tho ‘ Albert Baker.

the-sleut- it ts nre

‘n r

. i’ _ -.Gaasd}_i“an._Horses

‘_' 21.1.5‘. _ ‘ ~IH<>P minfiehiilnn Catalog sisal”. " " ‘Allleo

semen mflAfIiQOlfILlOTMO 9°» l“ m!" llilxlflitda-‘Ien per

d" . i-“WL- ‘WWI 0111 - linoleum‘, a " y {i ct-lurlcn orialtblisno- s» any. usymn vial second-terse e

follows: shtuankvrfcllurch, nus 1-- W-It 11 a- .81.: li-rlohifa Church.

LADIES set édlllk Sendaletts rows leather 34.15

L&-=9rey. red," Patent leather

Co. eupoulfcej Al) per cent die- rdey ‘nlyj at the ‘orge eltld-

i

.,p_Av. - Mother's-

wYoiluqurri-rm a1 Tournament-

Sth to bebplayed on ‘the "links of

The course

experienced Kmflllzilllflflpfll‘ out a number ol-

._Mr. yvellsne 3m‘, Fsnningbrook‘ was a visitor in the city Yesterday.»

lVir. M. F. McDonald, Montague,

Mr. .l. s. Milllgan, Northam is iii

Senator and Mrs, Prowse striv-

Mr- Cqurtland lloplnlhs accom- , sons-left yesterday on return to Schenectady

with both arms broken, the result

Mrs. Annie L. _O'Nelll has arrlv-i od in the city from Winnipeg, Man on a visit to her sister‘, Mrs. Wm. Jacknlan, Village Green. before proceeding to IBsltlmqi-afldcwhere she will reside swlth her son, lhimpref Gsnthner of ,tlle Baltimore, S. ‘S.

Building Addition to

as:

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rr"*r""*;'.rr~.

t»

1' ‘III

Marci "steel-tan to ly of m’ ls . B?!“ . I ‘ .._.. . 7W ‘ _ , 5 . t...“- -..ir.+'...z*i.1:t arsnirzzr.rfih GODS, l ‘- . ' ‘ 1h _ ‘ ___,;_ i

"i "" " . lmraNT LBATQIM! ope strep

Slipper; for c idgeu" sides 4 to 7 $1.50, sires 8 to Qliciifieiaes 11 to I $1.85 per pair atfuldtp k Ibrgu- son's. 1l

THE HIQQNTQHALM. — CODtain Taylor received a wire Thursday night from the Montcallmpatrol- eel-aloe __stenmer, which left spli- plies at Bird Rock, reporting that sills well. - ‘

emanate; eaneate. rel- women in Black Patent, Grew-fled, and Green with Elk leather soles 01117 18.75 per till-r at Purdiehtl:

Rrgnsolrs. . Miami's Liniment For Coughs

"Maritime Develop- . ment

(Continued From Page One)

e

..'1‘be organization of the Marl- qtime Development Association is bassoon a r ‘ ‘ion passed at the last annual .1neetih of the Marl- time Board oL-Trsde.

The shire or the Association will‘ be managed and, administered by a Board elf-Directors consisting of Eight n .(18)‘- persons ‘along with alllnembsrs who contribute $2,000 or more to the Association. IThere wlllbe six directors chos- en from the memhersllipto repres- out ‘each of the Mariillrlb Provin- css. ‘inaddlilop, it is provided that the Governments of Nova Scotla. New Brunswick and Prince lid- wnrd island and the Federal Gov- ernment ‘shall’ esch“be represented by a Director, also the iCanadlsh iPscific and Canadian National Railways.

‘ ‘flfhe following resolution was adopted at the annual meeting of the Maritime ‘Division of the iCah- edlsn Mehlliadiurers Association "held at Mtfncton, N. 8., May. 1th,’

1924: '

‘BE 1'1‘ -.REBOLVED that the Marl ilme iDlvlsioh of ..the ‘Canadian lliianuiacturers ‘Association endors- eathe aims and objects of the Maritime Inevelopment a , - tloll and undertakes to cooperate to the fullest sxten-t, with that tAs- sociation in carrying on its activ- . es.

" The following gentlemen sup- plied their names to all applica- tion for incorporation under a fed- eral charter of the Asaoclatlon:

"Mr. Justice Arsenault, Messrs. A. E. Dewar, A. A. -Pomeroy, S. A. McDonald, H. C. iBrown, tK. S. Rog- ers, F‘.rJ.-Nash, J. 2P. Gordon. R. E. liiiutch, fwliffed BoultérfiR. ~H. Jen- kins. Reuben McDonald, M. P. Tit.- us‘, N. ‘W. Lbwther.

Tuberculosis 1n Public Health Work 5 (‘United Pratt) - i ATQAJNTA. .Ga.. May b-"Tlib- ‘erculosiq must play a most import- lapt part in every phase of public health ofllcer oil WinstoMSs-lsm. N. 0.. before the National Tuber- culosis Association-hers today. ahqw us that one. in every ten to twelve is a tuberculosis death: he- ‘ _ it has heemdater-lnined that practically everyone is at some time infected with tuberculosis ilecsuse no age per sex is entirely. upon the ihdlvi llaPs resisting pow- er as to whether the invasion oi‘ the hotly shall result in disease alld ion; because this disease destroys the young adult in the most pro- ductive age; because housing ‘coll- tlon oi ioodsllpplles, etcjware de- cided influencing factors in the prevention‘ of this disease: because 460M! TO THE AUCTION Bale of groceries, tobaocos and store fixtures at Paul-Arsenaulfs. day evening, May 40th‘. Commences at 7-30. J. L. Palmer, Auctlmlcer.

rwork." said ‘Dr- HR. L. Carlton. "Because the records of deaths WW8! lmmullerbscau so lunch depends death or merely in a lgaletl les- d-Iflons, general sanitation, protec- Western Guardian opposite C.‘ N. R. Station. Bathr- lot of horses, cattle, farm and pot-

--E. N. CRAIG. MIDDLETON. is ellillg by suctldn, Tuesday, May 2th at d2 o'clock sharp. a splendid

ran oaannorrsrro s cuaenuiu l Mission-air 8t.-

. women and girls in he afternoon

<--_r~n— I~ ..._.l.. ',.,>...,. N...

.. Last evellfllflfi ‘ d ‘ es _by Rev. Father mc: '-at‘Bt. Peter’; Cathddral were probihiy the most impressive and ,=efl€0tlve of all the series thus far. lie spoke o! the acrlilce o! Christ upon the cross-—' e atonement‘ for. the sins ofnlan, and very eeidonl in Charlottetown is-there opportun- ity of hearing the‘ rent subisct dealt with so 99m re enslvw. so touchingly, so ea edtlyor‘ tho knowledge so‘ without-bracing. This Baturdayevening there will be the regular mission esrvlcs at eight open to everybody.‘ There will be no children's servlcsthle afternoon. The missioller wllrbe at t e church at 11 a. m. and ii p. m. hen any him for censuitstlkllr qr dvlde. On Sulldpy‘ he w l "pr eh at the regular morning and evening ser- vices at 11 and 7 India addition there will he a sol-v lie-Jar young

a special meeting for

at 2.39 and _ _ bigger boys at four

men and o'clock.

Historic Painting Early Gill-town Days

There hes beenllung up yester day in the Oity Council Chamber a upiqpennd valuable painting re- Dtaealltlng the city of Charlotte- town ih fthe early tlays along he- tween 1855 and 1880f

The picture was painted by Mr. Spencer McKay, California, for Mr- Adaln Andrew iormerly of this clty and now a resident of San Francisco, Calif" ' The inscription under the paint- ing is as follows:

Presented by Adam Andrew, Ap- rlI‘1924-—lh Memory oi Boyhood- Ths painting which is a large one, 9 feet by. 5 feet is very strik- ing. To those who remember the city as lt' was in those days, the then familiar ro hd market bulld- lng, Zion and S. Paula churches. court house, jail with its high tim- ber fence will be exceptlonallylh- terestlng. while the scenes around the merket-buflldlnmthe huqltstering of vegetables, fruit, meat‘ and other products of the farm will recall days and scenes gone forever. The only bulldng new standing, shown in the painting is the provincial building which at the time had been newly built.

Mr. Andrew's presentation will be greatly appreciated by citizens old and young, by the former as a memorial of “Early Days", and by the latter showins as it does the growth lnaterlah and otherwise of the city. _

The painting will he formally presented to‘ ‘the city on Monday night by l-lls Worship Mayor Mc- Ksnlla ombehalf of Mr. Andrew to whom the thanks of the city will ‘be tendered.

IN ‘MEMORIAM

THOMAS RICHARQS

There passed peacefully away st his home in Abney on April 24th Thomas Richards. alter an illness ofpnly five days. Death being due to pneumonia. The late Mr. Rich- ards was born at. Cambridge fifty- elght years ago. He leaves to mourn besldes a grief-stricken wi- dew, two devoted children, iCharles teacher of ‘High Bank and Mary. teacher of ‘Iris also five step-chil- dren, Willis mend James ‘White. Abney, Mrs. iHantord Bell and Wire. George l-lsrring, Murray liar. bor, and Miss Anni“. Bvltun. Mess. also one brother Benjamin and two sistersJlrs. J. Irving and Mrs. S. Luce,- Csmbrldge. and one sis~ ter Mrs. E. irvin’ Trenton, N. 'S.. who will ever cherish the memory of s ‘kind and affectionate husband father and brother. The deceased was of a kind and‘ affectionate disposition. his hospi- tality knew no bounds. it can be said of hirn that his "friends were manynrld his enemies law. -'Early lri life he gave his heart to Jesus. and Joined the Baptist Church. The funeral which was one of the largest ever seen lh the communi- ty was held on Siillilfl)’. Allril 27th- ln the absence oi his own DQ814111‘. the service was conducted‘ by Rev. S. Howard of the Methodist "Church. who spoke very tenderly. ,words of comfort to the berealldil ifl-inlly. in his sermon he paid a high tribute to the stirlillg charac- ter of the deceased, his loyalty to his church and God. The pail bed-I'- wers E. G. Geildinlfl. 5- 9611' 31:50. ‘ilfillry ‘Beck. Austin Bell. Tom Gordon and Jas Richards. A large concourse of people follow- ed the remains to Murray River

who desire may sse "

For a‘ Run-o

POVERLA ‘ " ‘ as muc

t

‘ . loqks

baked ] enamel‘. "

186 Grafton Street

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The. big Overland .engine x exxreme‘ economy. ‘- Pat - cradled riding ease and prolong being strong ‘and faithful "me abide " longer. Overland ‘ at or near the price with an all steel body,

You can-spend more .moncy for a car A But if "you want‘ to save money and make‘ everydoilar buy i the biggest possible dollar’ pleasure_—you‘r "money is w ‘ Before you buy any car-see Overland, and try it ou good long‘ ride.

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lug through _a city park-and just as reli ‘gives you oceans of power-eel!!! ted Triplex ‘Springs agive s the ‘life ofthe ‘bar. chanicqliy, Overlendlsgootl , ; tourlngicar istheon <.--;

~any amount more.

s worth of service,‘ _ ell placed-in an Overland.‘ a

McLAINE e SERVICF- STATION,

, ywvvwwrvvw-v"v--v"wv J A-AALL-li-LL

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f-a" Mile or 1a iTousad-‘ldlfidlea Equally ‘Reliable “ "

ND is built touavel, ‘and keep travelling. Iris hlat home on a coast to coast run as itiswctuie-g ' ‘

able.

Beslydzue

finished in and,

comfort " ‘attfl . r“- r

was-

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Goal Steamer Held Up By Ice

(Canadian Press)

__._____<_Q)-— EGG LAYING CONTEST

Notes on the Charlottetown Egg

Laying Contest tor the 27th

week oi the contest ending May 7, 1924.

Elgzht llunillxzd anti forty-eight eggs were laid during the past week In the contest, the total laid to data being 15.824. Mr. J. i’. Keeper's Den of Rocks led for the u-eek with 51 eggs. Rev. A. MacAulays pen of Rocks tied with the Experimental: Bit}- o. .

1|

SPEBIAI iiiisicli s‘

Methodist Ghuroh iTo-Morrow.

Anthem

Mrs. Frank linlildnybl Rocks weru oth with 7o": t-mls and M; l), h‘, McDonald's Barred- Rocks. wow 1pm with 788 eggs to date.

Miss Malry Hessell

“Before the Ending oi the DU" ~ - ~ ~ WAFWTCK1OQPQN

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GLACE BAY. May 9. —+The . fr, ti‘ steamer Wabana which had been " 0" 1h“ P"! 51'1"" "l" ’“°'"""‘ SUNDAY, MAY 11th AT 1 p. m. was forced perllorllsly nearDtlllt; ledges (luring tho orehoun. r . “ ice hall prevented her from putting Orqan . . . . . . .. "Overture to "Occasional Oratorio" ----- HANRF". t into Sydney, whither she was Prof. W. E. ‘Fletcher a _~ ‘n, iwund- Ai"l°°"r1i“l'i’"',"§""$ ‘i Solo ............... .. "Omnlpotpnce" ........... ecliuearlr she were ma lng or sflll|$ urg. .

The Wabantt was tine lit Sydney to lead 7.000 tons oldcoal ztngiblloil; shovels were wnr ill; ll o. ‘ ‘ "' 14H- banking station iilig morning hut. Anthem ._._. . . . . . . . . . . . .. "Peace. ‘B6 31m" ~ > - - F*°'.R_..~-,.,n. failure oi the steamer to make (Descriptive oi Storm at Se!) Hp ___ . port made ii» necessary to illscnn- Oman _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ "Andmmnpi g Fug" _ _ _ _ _ ,, , , , , , , , Llflfl’! tlmw operations. She wlll prob- PM“ w_ E_ Hatch" ; ' ably load at Louiebulg. saw “The m" o‘ Lo“ my supmrd W. Annglubu

l

interspersed with favorite Congregational llflhiie

A hearty Welcome to All

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