1,22% 192s

WHEAT

the perfect food‘ for children

‘if

Princess Opens Home for Orphans

TIIIE CHARLOTQETOWN GUARDIAN

THE cllllll ililliillillill

h g iking to some of the homeless little "espalgzcifvtiilllnsgylclgkefiirfufli:natal he Wright Kingsiord Home at 0 pom. Finchcy, England-

- ~_ _-_—~_= —_~=~~¢.~:_-_—-_ - 1;; l Q

not. in-l hil-

Nutrition of‘ Foxes

The "Power Foods", which supply Evenly W‘ $l“°"¢‘"- require to be led your breeding foxes at this tlme- All the energy and strength must come from food and chlfill)’ from one class of foods. called “CflPb°llYd"-'"°ll-" F"°m Onethlrd to one~half oi ‘the. foxes‘ dlet' should be made up oi them. IMPERIAL COD LIVER OIL FOX Blscul-r ranks very high in “Carboh¥dl‘$t°°" "d l‘ n" “Ne” “p eai to feed at this season. iMPERlALS are also rich ill Vitamlnee and Mineral Salts. both absolutelY “men”! l" successful diet. ‘

BEST RESULTS lN REPRODUCTION

are obtained from feedlnu IMPER|AL5 Wilma")! dl-"ml the entire gestation period. l" "WY B" 'a’“‘“"° “m! m” a cooling effect on the blood. Feed the mornlnfl mu‘ °' dry IMPERlALS.

ORl)ER NOW

Lay in g ma“; gupply of IMPERIAL! now to tide you over period o! breaking up of roll"-

For llle by Iqldindrdlllflhltlori or direct from factor!-

lmperial Biscuit 00., Ltd l \ Box 500

Phone 721. Charlottetown, P. E. L

p‘

ls

TICKETS. FOR LECTURE had at door.

WEST RIVER, KINGSTON AND CORMWALL- ‘Services April 11th, Cornwall 11 a. nL ‘and 7 p. m. Kingston 3 p. m. West Riv- er also at] p. m.

RECEIVES APIPOiNTMEINTp- -.Vlr, J. M. Au.ld of tbb city has re- ceived a. letter which announces that ‘his daughter, ‘Miss Jean. Auld. has ‘been appointed instructor in the classics a; Reed College, ‘Port- land. Oregon, after a suocessfuil year's work and at an advance in sala

ry

AN OLD TIME LECTURE on various subjects Mr. A. ‘E. ‘Morri- son will address Club patron's this evening on hi8 recent. tl‘ip round the world. Mr. Morrison travel-led Vancouver. from Australia. across and to England via ‘the Pacific possessions and the Mediterran- ean. ‘Ii-a visited in England and Scotland and Quobol- and by ‘train to Charioietéa town. Mr. Morrison is sure to give Illin‘ entertaining account tour. ‘

YQRK AND MAR3H5|ELD__‘to his ‘business as usual. crvil-os for {ll emu, York 2.30 p. m. Brackley, H.135“... Service, 7 p m_ The on]... before him. The late Dr. ‘Goff was |lni Board is (lulled to meet on Mon- day u. 2 p. m. in York Church zoWB-rdlzfln- Klllsfs (rum-W. this Pr“

CANADIAN GIRLS IN TRAIN-

I

fom

then

Sunday:

Sunday,

t-he Dale-don lam

‘here to Vancouver ‘that continent,

returned to

of his

Mwrshileld

luloso up tho accounts for the year. lllubcrt. T. Smith. ‘Pastor.

canbo 88

59

to

PQTATOES-c&1'l!6l-l 81-06.. ‘"6 buying potatoes every mild day l" their cellar. Water ‘street. Hlslwai market prices paid. 3157-3484!

CHURCH” OF 8COTLAND:-—lMr. E. C. Robertson will preach iSab- bath April 11th bot t8 at 10.30 and Peoples Church at 7.00 P. M. also Monday April 12th Glasgow Road at 7.30 P. lM.

‘Fggpa-iljplioaalng today 1 Can load Bran and Shorts. 1 oorloflil Oil ‘Cake Meal (old proresa). I11 Stock, Shumqker Feed. CTR/irked lCorn, Feed Oornmeal. ‘Bellini a! lowest prices, wholesale and 1'9- taiL~CARTER & 00.. ‘Did. 3593

“MY TRIP AROU\ID THE WORLD" ‘is ‘Mr. A. E. Morrison's subject for lecture in Caledonian Hall this evening. 859i!

ISLANDER DEAD.-Mr. E, H. Beer received a telegram yester- day morning from San ‘Diego. Call- ‘fornla, announcing the sudden death of -Dr. Hurry C. Goff. Mr. ‘Beer left ‘San Diego on March 26. where he ‘had been spending i! week with ‘Dr. Goff. At that. time the doctor was apparently in ox- col-leni. health, and was attending His np- poranoe would indicate that ‘he had many years of useful-muss still

a. iltliiva oi‘ ivoollville Mills. n-e-ar

vince. ‘Dr. liarry was the last 0f four brothers of‘ the Goff family. namely. Richard ‘E., George E., Ilolllfi W. and ilevorend Fade Goff,

Bedeque Notes

Congratulations are in order to Mr. and ‘Mrs. ‘Brewer Waugh of Wllmet, upon the birth of a son. The birth took place at the Prince County Hospital, Summensids on March 30th. All Join ‘in wishing the best of luck to the-little fol- low. who has just come amiong us.

Mrs. Winslow ‘Bradshaw of Cen- tral Bedeq-ue ‘is suffering from a severe illness. The last week, hlis shown some- The inst weak, has show-n, some-. what of an improvement in her condition, ibut still she is far from well. The community all hope tlhat before long, Mrs. ‘Bradshaw ‘will ‘be in her usual health once ‘more.

Our genial friend Mr. Colin Shurman was in lBedeque several times last week, Mr. ‘Schurmau spends most of his time in Summer- nide, where he has ‘been employed ' on Civic affairs. We have heard it whispered, that he is thinking of taking up his residence definite- ly in IBedeque, We sincerely hope that these whispering are correct.

Mrs. MacLaren and Mrs. Alvin You of Lot 16, were in Bedeque rs- l-ently, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson. ‘Mr. Robert MacLsren ucconlpunied them.

Rev. A. A. McLeod of Summer- sido, ltev. J. B. Daggett of Tryon and Rev. J. Ii. Copeland ot O’Lcury were also welcome visitors to Cen- tral Bedeque recently.

Mrs. Glldden of Suulmnrsldo, was n recent guest of ‘Mr. und Mrs. Albert Wright.

lilr. Lidstone and Mr. McNaili of 0‘Leary were visitors to Cell

Winchs

\\~>\\““

‘,iN‘G.—A rally of the various (LG. ‘l..'l‘. groups oi’ tlle city was held on Tuesday l-valllllig in St Joules’ liuli. ‘The progrolnlne consisted of l-lic sinking oi‘ the CKLLT. ‘llymn .i‘o-llil\vod by ll pantomime oi’ lJle ‘Discovery ol‘ America ‘by lite S-t. limos’ girls. Tho girls of ‘St, Paul's illlcn gave i‘lll* Courtship oi‘ Miles Standish zllso lill pzlntounilne. A de-

T-lilfllf‘ Iofisolllle interest “Re/solved m. his “new M]: Thoma“ u Beer .""" ‘l g ‘I “"“ b“ or “w” 3e'vl"e the ‘Potato King at‘ ('litll‘ldtltill0vl'lll. ‘lift tho world as a nurse than as a ___,___ _

‘w’: "Mi" figment?‘ £29 ‘Mr. Kelltford ‘L. Waite of Ken-

‘tilo girl-s oi‘ lilo llnited Church, the y“

Iiudgl- ilocilllnl; in favor 0f the neg- ative-. A vote: oi‘ thanks -wns tend- l-rcll ‘to judges. A number of gangs -\\'t‘i‘(£ slung during ‘the evening and tllc ru-iiy closed with the singing 10f ’i‘:lps.

n‘ll of whom predeceased him.

PER$0NAL$

lMr. F. S. Stratiord. Haliifelx. ‘is

reglstrrrd ‘ul. tho Victoria llrotui.

‘Mn llcber N. Bea-er of Clyde Riv-

Di‘. Ii. D. Johnson leaves Friday

morning for 'l‘ol‘outo to uttend ‘the ‘ Annual bier-ting ‘of tile Citllfulilflll licil Cross.

er is visiting l-ll the cily the guest .

wcck, rcucwlng old acquaintances,

Miss Florence

McKenzie and Miss Annie ‘ii/Ioldlee of Lou-g Creek were visitors to the city yesterday.

Miss Gladys llornsby arrived in the city Tuesday night accompany. lug‘ the remains other lather, ‘the late ‘Mr. 0. A. Hornflby, who pas- sed away in New York. Mr. J. J. ‘gllgllby met Miss Hornsby in Saint

o n

Mrs. E. A. Foster, accompanied by Miss Bessie ‘Foster, retumod

Tuesday night from a visit to New York.

Mlnnrllho lilnlmeilt for burns.

._._____¢o@__.__.

Live Stock Market

lMiOljPlllllAlh, April 7.-——(Domin- ion Livestock ReporU-Thore were only l‘3 cattle, 192 hogs and 114 calves on the two markets of to- days soiling. A few common cows were left over from yesterday but pniccs were unchanged. Cows of cnnncr‘ and cutter quality sold from 2.50 to 325 and the ‘best lot ul‘ calves brought 7.00. These were

trai Bedeque; last week.

Miss Hilda Schurlnan, Mrs. Ed- win Macifitriine, have recullily pur- chased violins, and are trai-ning for

CIGAR ETTES

lllc Bedeque Orchestra. Mr. Edwin

hiln-Furllne has obtained a Cello, for the came purpose.

Dr. Frank iMacFariine 0l' Boston is at home attending the funeral of his brother the late Mr. Howard ZilacFltrline. Dr. Frank is a Fern- Woud boy, and now one of the lead» illg dentists in tile city of Boston.

'l‘llc commulilty of ‘- Bedequsi were deeply shocked lust Wednes- day morning, when it was heard that Mr. Howard MacFarline had passed away. The late iMr. Mac- Fal-iine was born and reared in

Herman at home, and Lorne of

Cilarluttetown.

of

and his integrity a. subject of ideal- ism to others. As a Christian, ivlr MacFarline lived his creed, and those who were near him at the ond, testify to the fact that in the hour of his greatest need, his Chris- tian character, was at its ‘best. The sympathy of the whole community has gone out w the bereaved fam- ily, and the numerous relatives. The funeral which took place on Good Friday, April 2nd, was cou- ducted -by Rev. D. K. Ross, bis pastor, Dr. J. J. Sidey, an intimate friend of the family, and Rev. Fitz pntrick. Truly it can ‘be said of llim, as on one of old "He walked with God, and was not, for God took him."

The Baptist Quarterly liieatius of tho P. E. l. Association was held at Central Bedeque on Monday and Tuesday March 29th and 30th. 0w- ing to the inclement weather‘ many of the delegates, including some of, the ministers were unable to be present, iwhlle others arrived just in time to participate in the coll- uluding meeting on Tuesday oven- illg. Nothwitllstanding the situa-

iilr. and Mrs. Georgi! TllYlllP-

LlLLlAN BEATRICE GOR-MANsc.

ipnss

In Melnoriam

‘surv Mrs .\lrn l.

l0

(‘li&l'l0ll.C10\VD. Their

Oi‘

E. l. Mrs

cased

lvlnl.’ Holt-n hlt-Giliivrlnv Blminii. John .l. hirlionlllil, Phcrl‘

llnd (‘bun-ll

Si. Culhlicrfn

holly null was us lnlcrcnlril in llli- Wel- furo oi‘ ull lls in bor earlier yours.

a funlily of right tin- fillligviug insulin-rs llrc loft ltl nluurn “nun; _\ lllil \\'.J. Mvllillliilll, Snnllnn. Joni-pll A. (Iii tlll- lli-iln-nli-llll ‘bouillon u lllilllllTlrllir Krlllllill lflillillw"

" i 'l‘t‘Ill-'l'illl|l (‘i (rt-n, n II \\' lulll \- ed {he remains of their sister, iMlas Llllialn‘ entrlce German, Tulsa, Ok-

lll-r flint-rill

Ull ‘I'm-u. hlurcll 23rd was vi-ry IurgvLv nlli-nilotl. uluny trio-lids Illill l‘t‘lllil\'t‘i r-nnlirlg tvoln

Fernwood, and alter his marriage lnholna. left recently for their“ lllsluuiu- n. 1li|_\' till-ll‘ inst ri-alh-rr-l n. to Miss Helen Leartl settled in tllc home in Tulsa. Mrs. Sabin was u t|t-\'0i<-|i frlrnll. lllzh Rinse: ivzia conllnunity of bis ‘birth. He is sur- formerly Mlsg Bertha Gorman and stint»! li.\‘ lwr lvjl-sli-P- ll~‘\‘- l-ll -\- 5"‘. viwd by his wife, and two So-nfl Mrs, Melton, {mp5 Edit]. qormun litmliitl eifti-l‘ \\‘l|il'l| nil time \\:.~' un-rlul

, ill‘ n illnll lllnl ii-vilil: llloilli-l" wus ion-l nmlhervriy lulu lli l‘t'i4| in tn»- ‘I"“‘lllllll-' Win-

employ of tile

l ltiivqg ‘Pgllrl Vuughfln 1...... m“... ‘Mr. MHCFl1l‘llll8,‘.\/ll‘S. John Gorlnaat and brotharvlflrv‘ |“_,“_,|,l| H“, M, H“, ,.,.,,,,,,_ nil lo (;.h.ll=iottet<i\\‘ll after splmd- W"! 0119 0! H1088 ‘men. whose pass -Fr-'mk reside in 0‘l1=ll‘1°ll9¢°lv"~ lili-ri- rt. :|\v:lli ti» i ‘. nrrcvilml __ in: her Easier Holidays m Be. ing is a distinct community loss. ‘Other-s left lo mourn ‘the loss Ofqu... p11‘ l..-.-..~.-r.~‘ -l--~<“s Ji-i-n lleque, One citizen expressed it thusn loving sister are: James fired-current. Pills \l--lh‘|l;il~l. iiolllrald .\i-~ "Men both old and young sought erick. Los Angcles Russell, lPort- lionnili, Au‘ \l~~‘i--.\‘. Pen-l‘ -i» ll“ I A The many friends o; Mr‘ Jun,“ Howard's advice." Perhaps this land, Oregon; John, New 0X‘le&ll.€.ln0\i'|iilvllldtl~ll i A. (losnci- will be plD-‘lfiflll to know “'85 I18 8D!- ll lrllillo t0 Mr- Miw During the past four and a half, - "-‘ "' "" ‘ ‘W “m. he is improving rapidly and lrarllne as his fellow citizens could yearg the deceased had made heri ( i will ‘be home in a few (pa)... ‘illly. lHis whole life was upright. home with her sister, ‘Mrs. Sablnl

at 207 East Woodward Bidg."i‘nlsn‘,‘"" Oklahoma.

Conling after so short an illness, bliss Gormaus dent-h was s shock ‘not only to her family butt. to her, host of friends here and in Tulsa-l

i»

MR. PETER CLARKIN

The‘ death Tuesdayiatternoon at! 5 o'clock of ‘Peter Clarkln rcmov-‘ ed from this life nine of Charlotte- townh oldest and most respected citizens.

Born in iona about 70 years ago. deceased removed to

m“ cnylCuba Cane Sugar Pill "he" "We Ymmg “"4 °“‘°'°d melConsoildated Gas Co,

Steam Navigation Company, where ‘by ill-s ssbrlc-iml.

puny‘; wlvamf. ‘lend until the advent of 1h l-rry when the company went on of commission. For fifty one years the late Mr. Ciarkln was lo be post and it. l5 n ‘known fact that in all that time be lost only one 3:: a day. and that through ili-‘Bridge - l

N“S“'t“5’5li""i;lll'olla.tions

Al. Top. and Santa Folly. m Anl. Can. Co.

lAm. Car and Fdy. ..

llut l

.Mr9 Edgar Clark 0f Summersldelllimt u tvufill)‘ TUiIIlIl-liirlwlll‘ i~:.r|llllll|lli,v.l,- Whczli-Jlilay, 157; July, 136%; was a visitor at ‘Central Bedequclfl Yl‘!ll1l'<‘l"\l "lllwl- "ll" W“ "w" l‘ Soul. 130%- mst week and while unending lueiili-volr-il biotin-r, Alrlhnilcil ‘Misfit-ll: (rOJultM-uy‘ 71; “fly! 75%; ' .15‘ it ~>lrll ‘-lr t use, sn- s w 1 Quarterly Tneeung‘ was B’ guest o‘ m. y t Llrurllufugulties oi‘ lllilitl nn-l Sept ‘av/L

Oats-May, 41%; July, 42; 39D!- 42V.

Wheat-May, 148%: any. 14w; Oct. 129%, ‘

Prize Essay

(continued from Page 4)

have devoted their lives to the building of our‘ beloved Empire. Tileirs nuts the task of laying "l6 foundation. but they have 955993 on. and il-tt lo us und the succeed- ‘lng gullliihliliefia to keep on build- pug uu llllS inundation which they lliiVv so well laid. ‘

hint-ll still remains i0 he done. lliLil. culls lili- soils 1nd daushters 0! lliié l‘llil]ii"l-‘ n ho are brave of heart liliil loyal to tho old i nion Jack and iu zlli that ‘it stands for.

i nt-‘or may lilo ling beloved ‘llturi ill ll strife ullblcst,

vvvr l-Yivc strength ‘to the righteous arm

And hupc to the hearts (DPFQWPM ll suvs‘. ll) lilo passing aims:

lie brave it your cause be right.

m, Likc the soldier saint whose cross

or red

Atlamlc ‘Refinery C”- ' ' ' ' 24 still burns on your banner white!" Am. Locomotive Co. .. 99 .. l Am Smelt. and Rein; I lmwtnidi lace, whose amp ro o!

_Am. Bosch Mag. Co . . . . . .. 22V.‘ Alnaoondn Cop. ‘Min. Co. Canadian Pacific Co. NY. Cen. and Hull. Riv. RR. Cu-ba Cane Sugar Co. . . . . . .

123W 4s

International Papcr Co.

5i

;B. E. Soeel 1st Pill. . 1.01m. Stealnships Pfd.

splendour

. lids dazzled (‘he wondering world! 44y. v 136.‘ hilly Lilo ling that

floats o'er thy wide domains ‘

95%|Iio lollg to all winds unfurled!

|Tlll‘u0 crosses in concord blended.

59%'Tllr banner of Britain's might! ‘Bu! illP central gem of the 0118i!!!

Mi .K11n dill Tcx. Ry. If 212v fair a ( _ , _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ 3.521s lin- cross or the danntlell Southern ‘imciilc (To, .. 091/. Klllgllll which 9mm” hElUTllOXI Pacific R-y. ill-e, (Patriot Please Copy.) “ “WTVastlnghouse Eloc. 7|) l ‘fumed States ant-l 12s‘... lnen Tclepllouls 1sr| ‘ Abltlbi . . . . . . .. "rv- » mum‘ M msifirazillzln . . . . . . ., $11.5

TIRED FEET

Bathe well with hllnsr-r i in

s

By Marie Belmont

‘Scallops ulake such an effective dress decoration that whore ‘the!’ are u-sed no other ‘t-rilnnliuZ l9 "ec- eusary

When a frock chooses this cffoct- ive theme, it docs ‘well to 88166?- 3 striking color for ‘the exploitation of the scallops. The dress‘ abovfl ‘fol-lows this rulo ‘with ‘very New results.

Crepe in a devil llllllm 5M“ '9 chosen for the frock. The ‘rather ‘large uniform scallolll M“ Mum‘ nvitli bias ‘binding of the crepe. The tllroe rri-lis extend across the (will only. ’

orvo-oo-o-OQO-QUOOOOOO-OOOQ-O-O

l l An Ounce of l Performance is

y‘ -._.__¥

‘Wowooow

E. R. BROW’

Ml IIGHIIOND OTHER‘! OHARLOTTETOW"

Fire, Life_ serluéhe, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at: - Lowest Rate

Worth a Ton of Complaint

to

Veu will have no osuss to complain ll you "N"! 3°"? gyflcm lglltifl AQFWE dim? and changeable weather by taking Wsmpolvs Emulsion

l of Cod Liver Oll-

We recommend it ss till b“; "m" unis In two slss bottles. on s unto wily

‘as..- t" ‘

net?‘ are‘ ‘

. W.» , m.-

.0‘

me slot of

taken it.

were very terrible.

Elfin hiking‘

id main

sdvieo of s friend. I gotte-

slmost

f§isndswliht

just ‘fair quality. caivt-s brought. six to six twenty live. Tile few hugs i450 wlth buyers

prices for tho balance of the week.

anus]. ... . - -—‘- llllnarrlfii llnlmont used by Veicrlnllrier

Hill GIRLS WHil WiliiK

Lydia E. Pinlrllsln’: Vegetable Compound Is s Great Friend— It Stops Pain and Restores Health

Toronto, Ontario. — "I work in s fscilory end I would have tlo get sway from my work every time Iwsa sick. The drsggin -down pains and exam?! but my back was It hurt so that l couldn't lie down with it. I heard some of_the shout Lydia E. dPtllnk- ' V bl Co c m l ego e nbou{ s dozen bot ea of it and it has done good. I never have any > sins or sore bsck now, and have not not! from work s d I reoommsn bio Compound when I have the o rtunltyW-Mlll R0

R’

venue, ‘llorontao, On

‘The Advice of a Friend” Hanover Ontsrim-“I wu terribly

ed and s few odd lntied. Iused

d.

iLl

,.s ..

.. u‘ =

to do housework un- til s few nsonths sgo and sometimes lhndto lesvemywori: sud i srn now s m ,miil. I

‘... mgd

Poorer quality

sold‘ malizcd talking lower

since l have the Vegeta-

Lm, 21 Howie

times I sin-lost

tlobed.

to , and I tell ieinelt:

tiou thus created, a very enjoyable time was spent by the delegates, and inspiring addresses were do- llVQNNI by Rev. A. A. McLeod of Sumimerslde and Rev. J. B. Daggett of Tryon. ‘Rev. J. H. Copeland of O'l..eary arrived Tuesday eveninii ‘and spoke briefly during the meet- ing. Especially interesting, was the report of Rev. J. H. Copeland to the people of Central Bedeque. as he spoke in glowing terms of the effect of the revival conducted last year. ‘by the pregnant Pastor of the ‘Bedeque Church (Dr.J.J.Sldey) and showed how a real revival, had broken out, and was sweeping the Western part of the Island. One Tncident was especially to the point. He attended a prayer meet- ing the previous Saturday evening at Elmsdale where twelve men, mostly members of the United Church at Elmsdale stayed most of the evening in prayer, seeking God's ‘blessing on their work. Such incidents as these were inspiring to all who heard them, and showed clearly that the Gospel does not need new fashioned methods, in order to attrait the rank and file of people, but the old fashioned Gospel in the old fashioned way, is powerful enough to reach men and women at every rank in life. Rev. Mr. Lindsay of Hazelbrook. the Moderator of the Quarterly. was unable to ‘bepresent, but sent ‘his regrets. ‘Rev. A. A. McLeoud, the new Baptist minister st Bum- ‘mereido. made a distinct impres- sion upon his audience. The peo- ple liked him. and he seemed to like the people. and Bedeque will always ‘be ready to extend a vvsl- come to Rev. A. A. McLeoud. Rev. J. B. Dsggett of Tryon also presch- ed e splendid sermon and extolled tho Old Gospel, making it attrac- tlvo to all who heard it. Mrs. Dr. McNeill of Summerslde delivered s splendid paper, on "Medical Mis- sions." This effort was conslilsled by m] thQ very linear OI Ill

the

her

the

l! rum .

tey had hesru. sndloer-

in Souris. i He was twioo married, his first] wife Anastasia Power, deceased him about twenty yours! am l Ln 1914 he-nulrrled Annie Kick- ham. daughter of ‘the late John Kickham, M. L A. of Souris, who survives.