FEBRUARY 21,___1,?_3_1,

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o .' w“ "' ' ' ianwobioélbiflWaio {onoooaq V.’ 0 I c I '. 3 Classified Advertisements 1. ominous-tin ... can 10c Der llns of 5 words l mam Inlcrtlolu 9o per line of s words - Four Insertions .... Bo per lins of 5 words mm Insertions sconce .. ‘is per lino of 5 words . Y’ ‘ v v:‘ ‘ ¢v¢4¢$¢‘ vrvO-OO-O-O-O-O-O-Q-O-Q-O-OQ-Q-O ... _ _ _ ..__ _..__ ’ figgnts Wanted ' Miscellaneous

p”‘-'j_i~'_—i_-—_—~ mENTB WANTED IN EVERY wwn and county to sell the new gtaliiless Tablecloth, manufactured in Canada. ~Bia manor-maker- wrlte for Free samples. Btainless Tablecloth ComPBnY. 9 Wellihtll-On

JOIIN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO- vlncial Land Surveyor, Herman- vllle. 3124-2-4-1mo.

sscarisn MALE rox. MARKED X. Q. 'l F. Notify RoyDuggan,

East, Toronto. A. W. Fab. 21. Seavieiv. 3382-2-17-41. a i r I

"W F 5 1 sparrow-sari: or STOCK AT

or a Alex. Lcclairs, Toronto Road, Lot

i-—"-‘*“__"_"“i 23, Tuesday, February 24th. If not FOR 3555-"03553 zgigbqzuglzg fliic, first fine day.

Bi- ' ' ' 3423-2-l8-Wed.-Frl.-Sat.-3i.

yo]: sALE-OLD PAPERS, 5 CENTS bundle. Guardian Office. 2-4-ti

Strayed

ELECTRIC BLOWER, usan onuz few weeks. Guardian. EKS-DZ-li.‘ tf

jj-igjiii FOR SALE, TO LE1‘. BOARD AND

room signs on hand at Guardian '

Office. i1

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FOR SALE-JVIAI-IOGANY CHIP- pendaie chairs and leaf tables.

" 3191-2-21-31

FOR SALE-DWELLINQ IIOUSIJ.

eight rooms. Apply to Mrs. Wm.

Fouchcre, Georgetown. 3467-2-20-1!

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FOR SALE - ‘AYRSHIRE COW ncivly freshcncd. Wallace Owen.

Preach ma. 3484-2-21-21. nravv shown PAPER. ron

Guardian

sail; 5 cents per roll. 0 ce. _ 302i-tf

FOR SALE - NEW FRESEIENED cow, Ayrshire grade. Apply Ever- ett Stevenson, North River.

3462-2-20-21.

CARDBOARD SHEETS FOR SALE, 1 cent each, suitable for lining hen hlnupeto. Guardian Ofllcc.

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REGISTERED SIIOIITIIORN BULL for sale, four ‘years old; also two bulls, nine and eleven months. Colin Higgins, Oyster Bad Bridge.

3490-2-21-31

HEAVEN AND BELL. SIVEDEN- borgs great work on thc life aftcr death and a real lworld beyond. Over 400 pages. Only 25c por-tpaid. ll. C. Law, 561 Yongc Sh. Toronto.

- .--F. S. 2-7-Snt-4i.

FARM ron SALE-PRIVATE sou: I

known as Ben]. Dockendorfl Farm. York Point, containing ‘l5 acres oi the best land on P. E. I. 14 miia from wharf, 1 mile from town by ice. Great. opportunity. Good buildings, wcll water, for location has few equals. _, Apply to Geo. Dockendorff on promises, York Pointjor J. A. MacDonald. Auc- tioneer, City. Inspection any time.

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FOUND IN MY RANCH MALE fox. Owner can have some by braving markings and paying ex- penses. Apply Wm. E. John- stone. New London. 3463-2-20-31.

Male Help. Wanted

BECOME EXPERT B A R B E R through our special low cost course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Molar Barber College, 573

Bflffillizton. Halifax. Oct. I-l-tts-tf.

RELIABLE MAN FOR ONE IIUND- red store route; this country: ex- iicrlenoe unnecessary, no selling;

_ distribute and collect. Should net seventy dollars weakly Shnmas MIE- COMPANY. New Toronto. Ont.

WANTED-RELIABLE MEN BE- tWPcn Z5 and 50 years with travel outfit to distribute Watkins 150 Household and Farm Necessities in Queens and Prince Counties. s10.- fl‘0.000 Orlmnizntlon. 63 Years. $35.00 to -~ $50.00 nctkly earnings right from start. No ex-

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STRAYED FROM MY IKANCII, February 13th main fox D. 0.—l G Finder uotifjtW. L. blacEaclioi-n, Mermaid. RiHVlFCl. 3414-2-18-41.

Wanted

WANTED-POSITION AS IIOUSE- ltcepci‘ 0r for ilriicrul housework. Apply 20?. Sydney Street, or phone 1151. 3436-2-19-31.

Employment

Help ‘rVzintcd

WANTED -—- COMPOSITOR. EY- pcrlcnccd in Joh work. Mo]: or fcmolc. Good joli for competent worker. Irxvin Printing Co., Ltd.

3443-2~10-tf.

4 Female Help Wanted

IVOMEN INANTEI) T0 SEIV FOR us at hnmc. Scwihr: machine neces- sary. No soiling. Ontario Ncckwear Company, Dcpt. 147, Toronto 8,

Situations Vacant Female AMRITIfiIlR VWBIIEN. BIG PAY. lmrze dcmonzl for lnrlios who lcnrn hcnutv culture and I-lnirdrcisinrr. Join Canada's largest svsicm. Din- lumen craiiirvl Write for inform- ation. lifnrvcl Pcauty Academics, 8

St. Catherine East, lifontrcal. S. V. F. f-‘JI-S-Ili’.

Situations Vacant~Malc EARN $6.00 TO $10.00 A D\Y. Learn and cam part time l\l"l’.fll‘ Mechanics, -Battcry Welding,- Vill- canizing, House Wiring, Bricklay- iniz. Plastering, Barbering, Beauty Culture -Work. Good positions open. Write or call. frce lustful!- tivo laook. Dominion Trade ‘Schools. 1107 St. Lawrence Blvd. Mfllltreal- Free employment service. Coast t0 cow- ..-. V» 4-.?'§“"'">

OPTIONAL ATTENDANCI? l-‘AVQB- 3.151,! s--1-':-" ~I "in - ——--:-..-. -.- CHAPEL: HILL. IN- C" Fob. 201*" University of North .CarQliiia'stu-i dents favor optional classgittfllidflnm? for juniors and seniors. A campus vote showed 78f for optional attend-' mice and 10 against. Four hundred and thirty-seven students favored a revision in touching methods. but failed to take advantage of an op- portunity offered to SUSSCBI- b6010- dics.

LOUISIANA rnoonnssés

BATON LOUGE, Lt.,. Feb. 20. — Louisiana is progressing as an indus-

trial state, George Long, president of '

the Louisiana Manufacturers’ As- sociation, said today. Approximately 320,000 persons are on thc payrolls of 1,721 manufacturing countrlwcrcT of 1,721 manufacturing concerns, which produce 852 (ilffcrcnt pro- ducts, Long said.

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' liflrkulce or caoltcl- required by rifzht parties. Write today to .1. R. . Watkins Co., Dept. flE-l, 749 Craig West. Montreal, P. Q, » j . . , M. 114m. an. 23-31.! i ‘JVIL SERVICE. g]! M. C. C. Civil Servcle School Ill!‘ rfldrst correspondence scho l in Canada. qsccialismg in are rinu candi- dates by mail for/ the Canadian Civil Service. Gct ready for thc Boring appointments for positions as ‘Letter Garvin-s, Mail Clerks, Customs Clerks. Sicnoiiravlirrs. Twists. etc. Booklet freaon- ra-i gamut. The M. C. Ofihtd, Toronto,

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. ' _ Short Wave Radio CHARLES J. DODNER ‘ Klrs Distributor PARTS Ihsrt Wave Transmitting and ' Involving Eqrllilmant. REL -- PYREX - JEWELb-IVARD LEONARD -- E8C0--- SPAULD- cu wtiw” s? s n , rest. Tel. DIIIWII 701'! Halifax, N. S. Feb. II-B-dl. \ .

s0sr0r nrsn£ns

cm m coals: of

Tho iioldcn Future

mm an ’ Old loath News, ltand, .l Washington Styeet. our Milk ll, , i Only fevrCcislcn Mn left. -' tutu-scam

things m more satisfactory than py- jamas of Chlncsa damask. They are M. H. 2-4-W-E-8i. mode exactly like a Chlnrse coolic‘s suit. Sometimes cost and trousers match, but quits as omn they 0Y0 in * contrasting cclcis. this lovely silk so inexpensive as at present ti1nc._

paper 80 yours old. Ill.) "Appeal," prccicccssor to thc Llcifiis Coiiiiiicr- clzil Appeal," was found licrc recent- ly. Among the items contained “in it were: “Cotton fivc to seven cents," A hoicl ad "Not a solitary headache to thc licgalxcazl." and "Scgnrs" were quoted at $10 to $40 u thousand.

LOUNGINGAPYJAMAS

l-‘o? comfort "and 800d locks. WW

And never was

LOW rniosn PLANE rcanunn

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Fob. 20. (U. P.)- An airplane of aw nushmi tvne—to sell for $1,400 will be manufactured have by tho Curtis; Wright Airplane Company. The low priced plane will be a tandem type, {iowercd with a 40 horsepower motor.

waaas our HORSES AND AUTOS EDWARDSVILLE, m., Feb. 00. (U. PJ-llilenry C. Miller, 65, veteran mail carrier who has travelled 210,711 mil- es in rural mail deliveries, is to re- tire from scrvicii. Milltr M! bu" amplgycd by m; post offico since Dc- lctnibcr 1, 1,002. During will time h”

' the theft of a ‘fur coat from a sleigh

l Jas; Duncannncl-iuras opcncd with

Qeiitrai iiuardian

YORK UNITED Church. special service, Sunday night; ‘l. o'clock. World day of Prayer, programme.

8T. PETERS Cathedral, first Bun- day in Lent, Services, l1 a. m., morn- ing prayer and sermon, 2.30, Sun- day School, ‘I p. m., evening prayer and sermon. There will be no service at 8 a. m. 3493

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court ‘yesterday morning ,5 man charged with being drunk and in- capable was fincd $5 and costs or!

MUST REPORT T0 POLICE-i Two youiig men form South Oran- villc appeared yesterday before Mag- istrate D. Edgar Shaw, charged with

at Emerald. ‘Both pleaded guilty to the chargc, and were given three month in juil suspended sentence and were ordered to pay $10 costs. Both inu:t report at the Provincial Police Cfflce at Kensington once a month for six months.

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev A. C. Vincent will preach, morning and cvcning at the Baptist Church to- lilCPfOW subject will be "A call to service," and the evening “Sodom, Capernauh and Charlottetown," Miss Spencer will give ihrec short organ numbers in her prelude from 8.45 to 7 p. m. Worshipful music led by a fine choir. Sunday evening's ser- vice will open a two weeks series of evangelistic meetings to which all are cordially invited. Meetings on cach" week evening except Saturday, opening at 7.30.

OFFICEIPS STATEMENT - In connection with the article appear- ing in yesterday‘: Guardian regard- ing thc dlsappcarancc of Daniel Croiiln, Oillvcr DOIJIO says: “I saw Cronin on Quccn Street, near Kent going wcst bctwccn 7 and ll p. m. on January 13th. He was not acting in any way strange; ho was going along ordinarily for him, rolling a cigar-

havlour then to warrant mc in in- tcrfering or taking any action re- garding him. There was a citizen who saw-him. about half past eight in Pownal .-St., acting strangely, going towards Pownal Wharf and reported thc mattcr ‘to Sergeant AlkinMcIn- his two days later. - INSTITUTES-The Feb. meeting of. the Cumberland Hiltwomeirs In- Mitutcxwas ‘hold at thc home cf Mrs

the Club Women's Creed and sing- viiug. ‘Ina-roll -call was answered with original verses. The President and Secretary were- appointed to visit thc school this month. This Instit- ute has Just finished a quilt to be disposed» of to swell thc Institute fund. A-hcnrty-votc‘ of thanks was tendered fills Hcrbert McLcoci- for thc-hospitality of her home, togetlr cr with the serving of an elaborate supper during the making up of the quilt. God Save the King brought tho meeting to a close. And after lunch and a social hour all- lcft for -l.llCll.' homes. r

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Inllovlng memory of lion. Ben- jamin C. Prowsc, who passed away Feb. 22nd, 1030.

I cannot say, and I will not say,

That he is dcad. Ilo is just away.

Willi a chccr smile and a wave of tho hzinil

lie Inna u-andcrrd into an Unknown ‘Land.

Ami lcfi‘ us dreaming how vcry fair

It nccds rnust be alnco ho lingers

them.

.".:::l you-oh you, who thc wildest yearn “

For ‘thc old time step and tho glad return

Think of him fnfing on as dear In thc iovc of there, a: the love of horc

Think of lam still as u» same, I say

tic ls not dead-ho ll just away. Inserted‘ by wlfo and family. 3500

mimosa-cl: . In memory of John (lass. died

February" 22nd, 1930.

Inserted by Parcnts, Brothers and ' Sisters.

“The midnight stars are gleaming On a markelfbut silent grave, Where sleeping. but not dreaming, Lisa the ‘one we could not save.

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N. D. Ma cLean

UNDIITAIII ' MALL!!! flirlotfétown I North Illlilrl

'hr.s worn out tcn horsts and six aut- l oinoblles, he sails.

ten days. . | l

run cunaurrrsrowu ounggyus

.54 TURDA Y SPECIA L s

Fruits, Nuts, m.

Sunkist Oranges. good sisc, Per dozen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25o

IVlnerap Apples, large. Per ,_ dozen 25c __ ,, Nuts, Mixed or Straight. .Pcr l 25c

Grapes. per lb. . . . . . . . .. 25o

Bananas, Per dozen 35c

Grape Fruit .. B for 25c

Confectionery and Tobacco at reduced prices.

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TRY am) BE CONVINCED '

i LEIGH 's TEA ROOMS

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT l“ Corner Kent and Prince '

s-nu-vb-m-r-a-a-

AND, DON'T FORGET! You can get a nice dainty lunch with home - made pastry here.

PAINFUL INJURY — Mrs. Fred Long ls confined to hor home, having had the misfortune to fail on the ice, breaking her arm.

Love sun ROMANCE thrills through the Guardian's new serial story. The Doom Trail, which be- gins Monday.

ruivanai. or ivm. ioiiN Mc- LEOD-The funeral of the late John A. McLeod was hold yesterday after- noon from ‘Trinity United Church, and was vary largely attended. The service at thc church was conduct-

Legate, and Rev. Dr. Ramsay- Thfl

cdonian club. Part of thc Masonic service was read in: the church and part at the grave by Captain Kamil- The committal service at the grave

attc- There was nothins in his be- lwas conducted by Rev. c. N. Brown.

The poll bearers were Messrs. Geo. W. McLeod, D. A. Bruce; Charles R055, g, A. McLeod, E. McDonald, and ‘A. is. Mobfoill.

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SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER. - One of the many successful Islanders abroad is William B. MacVInnls, of Concord, New Hampshire, who has been nominated for Council in the state Republican Primary" election; with a victorious majority of two t0 one. This ishls second term of of- fice, having bcenolectsd Senator for the town previously. (Mr. MacInnia referred to was born at Rolencath. P.E.I., and is s. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Maofnnls. of Ru!- tico, P. E. I. Alexander Maclnnis. of Lorne Valley, is a brother.)

TIIE SALVATION ARMY CITA- DEL-Progress is the spirit of the times in the local corps. The Young People's Company attendance resch- cd a high record last Sunday. Th1! week cnd Adjutant and Mrs. A. W. Martin will conduct "fusion-s 139' yond" Campaign services as follows: Saturday, 8 p. m., "Free and Easy" meeting, Sunday, 11 a. m., Holiness meeting, 3 p. m., “Pleasant Sunday Afternoon", broadcast by C.l-I.C.K.. 0.45, Illustrated sons Service. '1 o- m.- Salvation meeting. Young People meet at 10 a. m., 3 fi- m» 6 P- mu Monday, 8 p. m., Cottage meeting at home of Mrs. H. Chandler, 20B Eus- ton Street. Everybody welcome.

GRAND MUSICAL CONCERT — The postponed Piano Recital by Miss Marie Paqust became a realization on thc evening 0f Monday. February 16th in Kelly's Cross Parish Hill- And the realization of the delight- ed and appreciative . audience far surpassed the expectations-the an- ticlpations entertained, of what was in store for them. There is no doubt, and we will rejoice in thc fruition of her artistic musical ambitions. thflf Miss Paquet will erc long take a prominent place among tho musical gglebrities of l'll3 Province and of the Domin of Canada as well. Her father. i. pizlal and popular res- ident of Souris, added much to the enjoyment of the program by 00h- trlbutlng several solos, both poetical and comical, and was as much an Irishman in his rendition of "The Cobblers Wake." as he was l Scotohman in "Ye Banks and! Brad of Bonnie Doon," while he ably and unwittingly typifies the Frenchman without giving the audience s. French song. Mr: PI-qilct broiilht forth vociferous applause. Oui- old stage favorite, Prank J. Flood, brollilii- rounds of applause with his reading from Druinmond, "Tbs ltovc-pips Hols," u well as by his longs. Math- lll MOIOIIO IOU/IO l VOW IIVOTIDIO

with banjo accompaniment. Last, but norlcut. Emmett Btcrdv woke

. up the old time slap-dancers with an

exhibition of the "light fantastic" in a manner to convince them he were

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(‘d by RBV- C N- Brow". RQV- 1 M- —'I‘he services for Sunday, Feb 22nd ‘are Victoria at 11, Bonshaw at 3 funeral was attended by members of and Hampton at '7. Rev. Geo. Ayres,‘ the Masonic Lodge and o! the Cal- Minister.

impression by contributinl two solos ,

Capitol Reopens

Judging from the crowds that at- tended the Capitol the past two days and nights the rc-opening of this popular house created a great deal o.’ interest among talking picture fans: and they were ‘not disappoint- ed. Completely rs-dsccrated and equip- ped with Northern Electric sound the nine as used in the Prince lid- ward and all the leading theatres of Canada and the United States, the Capitol now compares favorably with other first class talking picture hous- cs.

The management has been receiv-

from an quarters on the quality of the sound and the excellent project- ion as well as the artistic combina- tion of colors and effects produced by thc decorators. ,

In conversaton with the-Guardian, general manager A. A. Fielding who arrived Thursday by plane for the opening expressed himself very well satisfied with lie quality of sound

THE DOOM TRAIL-The Guard- ian's new serial story begins on Mon- day.

CURTAIN rises at 8.15 sharp for

the play "Gone Broke" Monday and

Tuesday at the Prince Edward. 3495-21

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE

NO FLIGHT MADE-Due to Um, favorable flying conditions . resulting i from falling snow, the mail plane made no trip from Moncton yester- day noon. The mail was brought to the City on the evening train, which arrived shortly before ii o'clock.

GOLDEN WEDDING-After being happily wedded for fifty years, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Whitlook, l4 School- Street, Charlottetown, celebrated their Golden Wedding at their home last Wednesday evening. A number of relatives, friends and neighbors attended to present gifts of gold to the estimable cclebrsnts and to wish them heartiest felicltations on the notable anniversary. ‘I110 Guardian wishes them many happy anniver- caries.

IIATCII-MACKINNON — At the Charlottetown Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoon, the marriage of Miss Beulah Moors Hatch, daugh- ter of Mrs. Annie J. Hatch, of Brock- ton, Mass, and Mr. Vernon Charles MacKinnon, son of Mr. John Mao- Kinnon, West Covehead was solemn- ized, Dr. A. C. Vincent officiating. They were unattended. The brid’: looked very Winsome attired in a brown travelling costume. Among the many and valuable gifts receiv- ed was a cheque. from the firm and a chest of flat silver, from the Fel- low Associates of Moore and Mac- Leod, Ltd, of which firm the bride was a valued member of the Office Staff. Upon their return from a short honeymoon trip, they will ro- side at Union Road NOYtIi. Where the groom is engaged in farming. Previous to hcr marriage, the bride was given miscellaneous showers by her friends at the homes of Miss Sadie Love. Mrs. Mary Mallett and Mrs. Byron Bowness and by the Philsthea Class at the home of Mrs. Wm. Ward.

gNelwestEquipment

rig compliments and congratulations

Theatre . lVith The

Ind the appearance of the theatre in general, and it is his opinion that when tho carpets and s. few of thc other rcfinrmcnts that unfortunately did not get here in time for the reop- ening arrive, the Capitol will-be onu; of the most tomfortabls and attrac-i tive little talkie thestrzs in the Muri- time Provinces.

Suitable termed thc “Bssu Geste" of talkles, "Renegades; ‘the feature picture selected for opening program was an excellent story dealing with the famous Foreign Legion and de- picting the comedy drains, and pas- sions of this little band of heroes a- mid ths Sahara Sands. The popular Warner Baxter heads a cost of stars including Noah Beery, Myrna Loy and others. '

The comedy Picture, featuring Paul film-st, star of "Borrowed Wives," kept the house in uprosrs.

All in all the re-opening of this cosy little theatre was a great suc- cess and Charlottetown can now boast of two first clam talking pic- ture houses.

PIANO RECITAI B-Many friends here will be interested to know that Miss Virginia McLean is winning much renown for herself in Montreal musical circles. Last week she gave a piano recital in the Windsor Hall, which was very favorably commented upon by the Montreal papers. and also played before the Ladies‘ fvlorn- ing Musical Club and in the Majestic

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