The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1922-05-31 -- Page 1

All The Ads.
Worth While Printing
All The News
Worth Reading

Every Dally Issue
Guaranteed
Member A. B. 0,

The People’s Paper 2 Read by Everybody
Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922
PEECSHFFSHOOESOSOOOOOHOOS OD OOFO DOSE TODOS OOTOORGOD

Many Citizens Present
At Falconwood Graduation; = MY HOLMAT Tg

An Epjoyable Programme Was a Feature of the
Graduation Exercises at the Hospital Last Night

‘The graduation exercises of the ful entry into a profession which
Falconwood Hospital were held last: offers so wide a’ field for service $
night at the hospital, with Dr./io humanity, 4
Goodwill presiding and a large ai-!| jShort addresses were also made
tendance of visitors, many , of)by Premier Bell, His Worship Ma-
whom came out from Charlottetown) yor Jenkins, Rev. Maurice

Oharlotietown Guardi:
Morning” Guardian, Feenaenasah

—_

P.E. Island Hospital
Necessity for Greater Public Taterest and Support is

Emphasized by the Chairman Mr. W. K. Rogers,
1 Who Gutlines the Splendid Work Accomplished
|

Pied
Mall, Oanada, $8.00. U. S- Aye’

Irish Situation Assuming

ery Grave A

4 Full Cabioet Meeting Discusses Situation, The
Collins-VeVelera Pact Contravenes Treaty’ of
Last Year. Lloyd George Explaies Matter to

| King George.

Ri:

Now. Some Comparisons And
Comments. The Beautiful Azores
And the Up-to-Date Publicity
Department of St. Michael's.

During the Year.

|The annual meeting of the Prince
Edward Island ‘Hospital was held in

TRUSTEES’ REPORT

P
t
1
Travelling Fifty Years Ago And

law officers of the crown have

ne Y.M.C.A. rooms last night.) — HENGE Neat a Py eae Rae Meus MecDon- i) (Special to The Guardian)
‘be very small attendance was com'For The Fiscal Year Endin t . ald, Rev, W. QO, ulligan,: Rev.l 4, “ Ns an MOUNDON May 30—Premier| advised the British government
nding May ‘Solos .were rendered by Messrs./Father Mullally, Dr, Dewar, Dr. DH A DROP DAGESTAN cuban IRR MRA omens Roa DERS! | Lloyd depres presided this morn!that the Collins-DeValera pact

mented upon by ‘Mr, W. K. Rogers,| May 31st, 1922.
the chairman, who declared that al The Trustees of the Prince Ea-
meeting of such public importance, Ward Island Hospital beg leave to

smoking room, so-ling over a full meeting of the,
st Class barber shop |capinet specially convened to con-

'n, Second iClass
-

Arthur Bruce,, Charles Earle, Benj.
Acorn and ‘Migs Rafuse which were

On Board S.S. Arabic,
May 7, 1922. {cial ronm,

reached three weeks ago serious
ly contravenes the treaty which

McGuigan, Dr. Archibald, Hon. Geo
BE. Hughes, |Mr.C.G. Duffy, M.L.A.,

ie should draw an attendance that. Present this ¢t rae warmly appeciated and heartily ap-jand Mr. E.T. Higgs, M.U.A,. All Tt may be interesting to the read-! and 2 large number of staterooms, |siger the Irish impasse. The sit}was the outcome of the Downing

ki endance that 8 the thirty-ninth annuall,y. hi 38, ‘a of ‘The Guatdian. especially lolDoce G Raat and’ See Class ‘di f i

if would pack the Market Hall, Oc-jreport. landed. A reading by Mr. D.\the speakers complimented the gra-je™s of The Guardian, especially (0 Devt: © Pawt and Second Class din- | watiow hag \incteased alarmingly |Street conference last year. Mr

| ~—scasional criticisms had been offer-; “This hospital will ‘be placed (edgar Shaw was also very muchjduates and spoke enthusiastically the younger people, to get an idea ing rocim, enquiry office and many /quring the last twenty four hours|Lloyd Georgo had a private aud-

ed in regard)to the hospital wor|the “standard” list withone: ite enjoyed. of the efficiency of the hogpital{Of the’ comforts of travel now. com: ctateroohrs, algo purser’s office. jand its “gravity is casting a shad-jfence with the ‘King last, night
but these critics did not apparently!slightest difficulty. The address to the graduates|staff and of the. splendid work-ear-| Paved With What it was years abo.) Dock iD, « large number of state-|oy over social’ as well as politijand fully explained the position

It complies Tiss given by Dr. Ross, who dealt

ably with the history of the treat-
ment of mental diseases, showing

when I made my first trip to pur- us. ‘he different cooking de -
chase goods in England. jpartments are on other decks. °
In those days, the first part of; On all decks there are most: elalb
the journey was ‘made by sleigh|crate lavatories and baths kept in
from Charlottetown with the mail; perfect sanitary condition. The

tradi pate es AN ithe pratt oun je miso ftted with special | receive the decision of the Bri-|for an fuanknown destination ac-

ge wireless apparatus, con-|\\ igs Sg pert bs +3
and nine o'clock p.m,, arriving at nected with all share lines on the | sh Boyernmeyey. pO iob M 3 as beige My f bls Wiehe ven us
Capt. Muttart’s in time for ‘break-| North Atlantic, If you want to,” itted wee oe oF Aaa Bee ent ie. Byening -Ruidard: OCny
rust. After enjoying a good meal take advantage of getting barber. ible character as the nighes a
(the Muttart house was as noted ed, the Charges are: shaving, 24c.,}
|

for giving as » Cras: hair cutting 3 sha ing 24c, : ‘ ‘ : Be
for eiving oot meals 4a Ue Croy jis carting we, chammooing M6 Asepeiations Oppose) OMMISSION May.

to His Majesty.

TyONIDDON, iMay 30—A _—ilarge
contingent of British artillery
equipped iwth 1% pounder guns
has arrived in Ulster and departed

eal life.

LONDON, May 30, Messrs Col
‘ling And Griffith are to be sum
jmoned immediately after the cab
inet has concludeg its) session

ried on. .

The following graduates wero, pre
sented, amid applause, with their
diplomas: Miss Hazel McKenzie
Miss Lottie Hamm and Miss Mar
garet McQuarrie, ;

A pleasing feiture of the exerc!-
ses wos the presentation of hand
some bouquets to the graduates by

think it worth while to attend tac)every way with requirements,
annual. meeting when their sugges: is giving excellent service, nursing!
tions if they had any would be glad. | und board, ‘The rooms are cheer-| r lifter interpretati t
ly received) by the — trustees. He} ful and clean and the linen spotless. ee vba a eae een gas
was pleased to be able to quote im) All the comforts possible are being |UPO?, Hpac dincrane. “by, moder
hig report the high commendation)given at a charge of about one [payaiainns Me sormpared wan the
of Dr. MeBachern of Vancouver, | third the charge in gther provinces diagnosis of earlier and Jess scien-
who recently inspected the hospitulaud’ at about fifty per cent. less tife Le ort resenting the
and found everything in very satis: than the rate of an ordinary second aa es ne Ae ay sate uae Ade , ae rs . Jor i
factory order. [class hotel.” certinieates an cated ne seope DEL ALIS. (Dr.) Goodwill.

| {the work being carried on at the! (A social hour after the presenta

iMrs. Pethick, President of the} This was the report of D: 6 ;
Ladies’ Aid,.of the P,I2.1, Hospital,|achern of the venga rae ) (togpital;, and: congratulated the, gra (tlon brought to a close g.very. ples

i

gava a very satisfactory account of| Hospital and Vice-President of (ne duating nurses upon their success: ant and entertaining evening. tain would take a look out to see! In steamers that crossed the Aty 4 A ‘
the activities of this branch of the; American Hospital ‘Ansociatl ’ - - aa ——---— Hit the weather was likely to be fine Jantic in years gone by, the ventil- k Id B d B A
hospital organization. The total) made after his rina ins BAaton ae be carrying out tne policy of the 29 Fortune Bridge. enough to cro it 60 happened it ‘ation ‘was: extremely bad, in the] 1e Ing 1} gi ia e ppom ed
amount raised through luncheons,| our ‘Hospital on Thursday of lag! ounder's of the Hospital or the 20 Eglington. was not on this particular day, so | staterooms especially, A wonder- pallies
tag days, cake sales, concerts, etc.,) week, ae Aig Pa ie generous hearted 45 ote ibele remained at the captain's, I think |ful.change for the better has taken] + (6 ial to The G dian) (Special to The Guardian)
including contributions in kind, was} It has ‘bee’ ant ai {public of rocay, , 7 North Lake. it was the morning of the second ‘place in this respect, There in the| (Special to The Guardian 4

n ri ms n ind, was) thas een the constant aim of; What then are you going to do 48 South Lake. Oe, weit onda: NOW iP \ ae the atmosphereis. MONTRBAL, May 30—Produce} WASHINGTON, May 30 —It 1s
over $6,700, of which over $4,700)succeeding Boards of Trustees to .}day when the glad words “Now, !soom we occupy the atmosp ‘nth lreported that President Hardin
waa penton hospital work: and|keep ott Hospital in oxactly thia holt? | Tt is your Hospital and} =f 956 Cardigan Mead. Nads, get roady,” were heard from as fresh as in our own home, andimerchants association and the iiayabter tall int a commi r
equipment, leaving a balagce in thal position and we have only been te oro ony. youn servants, unde, 57 Rosencath, |the captain, everything of the latest improve-/Montreal Board of Trade object ek a By redid es thane
bank of $2,014.05. : y ltemporary appointment, Certain. 5§ Brudcnell. The mail and baggage were put ments,—electric fan, electric Iight,|to the budget proposals of the Maaovat dieouaning the pulp pas

able to do so by receiving generous

eedless _ hind-
and loyal support from the public. needless | hind

good sized government as a
The sending

ly the country districts must do
ajrance to business.

7 é 9 Pay better. There are hundreds of weir oh
The year just closed is the second | i 9

Ruskin.
Bridgetown,

on sleighs and in boats, and off (in place of candles),

we went to the edge of the board; wardrobe ‘to hang our clothes, the Domin-

and the Provin-

paper fituation with

fon government

A warm vote of thanks, moved bv
Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh and seconded!

a people calle sach year 89 Big teo y next ay was: “Take large sofa, a 3 f water < Or a slegati to Ottawa for
by (Mr. Frank, Heartz, was moved) heaviest year in the history of the) '? do. people called on each ye 41 69 T ig Run. feo. Our next order was: uke lange sofa L supply of water and of 1 delegation to t to for dial. goveritinehte’ of Ontario)” Ques
to Pethick and the — ladies} institution, the work falling ae who refuse to give a cent, many 75 “Little Pond. your straps, lads, and off we two wash-Dbasins. The dining room mally protest to Mr Fielding was ae aN Brndgwick

1 ; hac heanhlie Neves tings only others give fifty cents and a dollar 79 Valleytield East. jumped fram boerd ice to ‘the is handsomely decorated, painted |heartily endorsed and a meeting a tants GA .

whose valuable assistance has been| little short of 1920-1921, which was

» me uy rec ven}! when they should not give less than 80 Springfield, floating cakes and pans, .running! with pure white enamel, carved|of the executive of the Canadjan Paneer SY ey 0 NS ESE ey
it hae Ate Doneciecto: che. Bee: om tear Moats 5 1$5.00 or $10.00. . Many districts 2 88 AIbIOn. and jumping from ‘¢ake to cake, beading, paintings between each | Manufacturers Association decided | ; Vee
Pp STORIE nae pehal t he' bee eee hel bata many MCS | give nothing at all. Look at this 84 Gaspereaux, sometimes getting into slush where, panel, The furniture and other|to oppose the stamp tax. v e Q ¢ VOUS {i e

Mr. Rogers on behalf 9 a 10, been very crowde for accommoda: t of school distriets which have 3 Milltown Cress. poor progress’ would be made, 1) furnishings all blend, making a — 2-6
Trustees, submitted the following:|ticn, no applicant has been turned! ied to give us a dollar during the 8 Glenmartin, admired the courage and bravery | Veautiful room, seating 220 per- FARMER IS KILLED

e
ay and nane have been refused) nagt year although appeal after ap- 7 Rello Bay West. of the boatmen; they had big hearts! sons. When lighted at night ala NEAR PARRY SOUND: Utters Warning

cae ing hte wae tng aici heenase peal has been.made to-them. From Union Road. with the kindest disposition — to-|about two. bundred electric lights, | abe
a eterno RMS RMON LA Ta Gna tary ee ised last; aRY of them at least you would Hopefield. ds pas ing them as it is: cemtatnly AS to| PARRY SOUND. . May 30~-! (Specia| to The Guardian)
f : ; cae | Co anein Te atory J mise ast oxpect better. Seal River. fortable as po: ye uncer the | the ships with candies, 1 uset to aarry Thompson, aged dbout 50; (LONDON, May 30— Before the
4 }} jyear has been fully equipped anal y ; lcireimstances, T can never forget |travel in. ‘This same room, when |: ** ‘ ip] | x my
st u phe N] ! proved to be a valuadio ada ae aD Hone ley 1 Howatt—he was always a, we left ‘Boston, was like a flower | Years, was found last night with|}bmpire Settlement Bill was. given
. Dae epee ced eens . nh ¢ aed | etimirs is ne Pr Suiesceneh tees : PNA a . ithe top of his head blown off a8/its: second reading in the House
} PO EP PPE Oe Pee yytion to the Hospital equipment, Queen's Gounty ea tich G4 lpreat help tome. [am more than! show, friends of passengers having, ."@ (OP | je ; 5
ne nh . » | Dhe total expenditure during the! 136 su ete |pleased that he now has a position; sent the flowers as ‘parting gifts. ras his noee The WANS oflof Lords yesterday the Duke vo!
ee NRE Hae EDT THS GE TiGE EE, year was $609.61 less than in 1921! No, 15 Eldon. a ieaniatan ec on the Car Ferry Prince Edward| One very attractive floral design |* shotgun which ne had tried to | Devonshire uitterad, a warning
Sc, a tine por day for 6 days or over. /and the receipts $4251.63 less, our 17 DeSable. ees mI Sdgailt ‘Island, The ‘best is none too good| was a horse shoe of roses, measur.) UTAW through a fence by the muz-/against sending :gumbers of me
Count & words to 4 ine, Groups of jdeficit being increased to $11,296.34, 19 Harrington. be : ate \for him. ing alvowt three fect wide by five’ #e was the cause. “Mr. ThAiaDban chanics and artisams to Canada
§ fgures, Initial letters, | count #8) 1, might be well to refer to a few! 91 Cavendish. 144 Bem DTORG a | After ‘our long, hard pull, we! fect. high, sent to Chief Kenlon, of had purchased the farm of Samuel) at present,
one word, 10 per cent, discount: for ‘ GSH TSG CS Rg a nce a cad The 1 or contrigutors both! o Se Tay ; 5 » New- Yor » ‘brigade ‘Buchanan, and was to come to
cagh, Address forms part of ad. ot the principal items of expendi | 24 Pownal : A «reached Cape Tormentine board; the New’ York fire brigade. I; A
and must be pald for Special Lt ture and receipt. | oF honshid. from City and country WADE oe ive, and from a distance could} showld say the value of the flowers Vayry Sound taday to sign papers. rn p
Furnished itoum ad, (oe for seven | Coal, $4888.96, a decrease, 28 coi] 56° Traninlon ; lished in the annual report ag usuet hans Alig weldome wolcacotihhOs | altogether would be ovor one thou. | He and aeyoung lad whi works for eV FONE {
words {or one week, Situation f 08 ; Ny Mu and after the report is printed, we ; ° i ns lhim had moved into — their new| ° , Fe i er
uN ‘ nt words, 60c per] Dé 92. 346.22, 91D affnare ‘ Alien, calling out a favorite ex.) 59 ars, oy
Vanted, for seven ds, per|pared with 1921 of $34 : 31 Dunstaffnage. a 1 s glad to mail.a cops to any, Allon, calling out: a fayorrte | ¢ end sdglta [home on Mond: : On Wednes-| ; te ie
week, Salaries, $6801.27, , decrease — of} 37 Green Marsh. Will be gia Ee Coe “""\pression of his “Calleluiah.” Her | We have on board an orchestra! home on ‘Monday. in ednes-| ik: é i r |
$36.85. | 39 (Cornwall person requesting it. _aleo, we were met by men belong. |of skilled musicians, — They play day he told the lad to have dinnet ndects a§ iY iz ;
*WANTED—A DINING. ROOM! Groceries, $7415.75, decrease of 41 Nine Mile Creek The Plan a fare Ay , been ing to New Brunswick, with their!daily from 11 to 12, 4 to 5, during ready as teas aye i perky 4 j : } ;
irl, Apply Victoria Hotel. $1995.98. Saran muon increased by $500. rough ’harses and sleighs and driven up{dinner hour, and from 8.30 to 9.30.) out qo shoot weodchucks. nar iB .
Bee See Shiba Meat and ish 2570.45 —de-| eH Colada’ | legacy of the late Miss BOtey Th After changing | They also played at two halls, and wis tho last seen of him alive. avin 1S ‘ Ul t &
Lean betula tinea Naa Es se Of $631; Be MES: Vernon. \ alee ute amount now standing a thes, and doing dstics colipanied ‘singing at Sunday ser- Ge La earene! eae ass Ce
er leave at Guardian. Rewara, Medics Supplies 1.18—de Vg nave Hove Ol. ‘i \ oO ¢ ner, off we went for another | vices. MMOs. | , Ae a)r
pees run ya ick Be ate aid ae By aU Oe us Canoe St | The question of enlarging the pre-'rorty-mile aka to auneyille: or} To-compare ‘the ladies’ parlor ;that no inquest was necessary, a8 | An impressive seryice was hel:
STAXI SERVICE TO ST. DUN-! (Milk, $2495.91--increaso of an Eh Road, gent Hospital or building a Mow: Aytac, where wo tock train to aii) of this ship with that of ye olden|there was no doubt that death was jat Cavendish Presbyterian Chur’.
stan’s University. Peter F. 36. aE DO ; a aS Road. one will, we believe, have ta re “fax. jtimes is like that of the cotiar’s |purely accidental, ) : last mee wet Rev ne er
AMatanna ‘Phone 8: Seis naan Uae Aaa rete DON ACLOT AD: main in abeyance for a while untill Gompare this méans of travel-|parlor with the mansion drawing. Bs wore se. |Bonnell, B, A., was ordained a
Paulas udataathee ee abel beh aad eae eS ESE ic spaiteie costs go down and pigney iN ere SSA: een room of His Lordship. The room (the Psalm “The heavens declare | inducted into the charge of the
ae UR." ' 62 Howell's Brook. is ‘. plentiful. More room 18[ling with those of the present day,| Where men enjoy their cigars and thy glory,” congregation.
iene a Ree ee ath Fautd ‘Patients’ ee 21604.43-—de-! 64 Kingston. deentls ‘aueded and the matter}, CouinaalBte ‘ane Teor Charter | bins, and where their dreams end | Rey Geo S. Mitchell, Moderator
‘phone. Apply Guardian. ieee eed agar higatal =| G5 Hampshire, | cannot be much longer delayed. tetown to Borden. A magnificent}in smoke, is a wonderful place,— A Day at the Azores, ot the P. BH. Island Presbytery
: Cine eee ey ' , 67 Alberry Plains, During the year the follow!ng|steamer from Borden to Cape Tor-|# great contrast to the old smoking Situated in the middle of the! presided and conducted the ordin-
“FINE. REPAIRING OF ALi uN ‘ity Collections, $8990.84—in-| 69 Pisquid Hast. nurses graduates mentine, A few steps from the\room. The only furniture in the|Atlantic Ocean there are nine small} ation and induction services,
kinds promptly attended to, Jas. Uber ee 72 Glenroy. Miss Laura Amelia Dodd. (Car Ferry we enter another com-/smaking room of the old ships was Islands: St. George’s, St. Mary’s,|. Rev A. W. Robertson, of Kens
ieee ‘Country Collections, $1932.63—de- 66 Winsloo North, (Migs Catherine Nicholson. fartable car and travel to Sack-/one large twble surrounded with a|Terceira, Graciosa, St. Michael's. | ington preached and Rev John —
. crease $1420.27. 87 Wheatley River. Ruth Evelyn Sheidow. ville—Yet we grumble! Jcushioned seat, {in this steamer|Pico, Corvo and Fayal. The islands | Sterling addressed the minister,
WANTED—Working Housekeep | 89 (Mayfield. Winnifred Mary McLean. Greater improvements have even there are more than twenty tables | were discovered ‘between the years; the congregation being addressed
5 eiferal servant girl, good in explanation of the large de. 90 Hope River. (Mabel Amanda Wright. been ‘made in crossing the Atlan-'and 70 or 80 hardwood chairs up- [1432 and 1452 ‘by (Portuguese navi- by Rev R. H. Stavert,
ae vai oy right party. “Apply to {crease in patients’ fees, we believe) 91 Stanley. Tho work of the Ladies’ Aid, un |tic. Take, for instance, the steam- holstered in leather, ‘as well as/sators. The islands are of volcanic] There was @ large attendance
pa M. Carson, 43 Elm Avenue. they were actually little less than 99 Winsloe South, dor the Presidency of Mrs. Pethick/er Araibic that we are now on, com-'several wicker arm chairs that can origin, the climate and temperat-/and after the service & pleasent
st ae ! pas Sy Aouke (ate adeate aati h ts 104 Pleasant Valley. has again been wonderful, consid | pared ye allt eo of year ae ancyed ee Aes ha teuuert atone Sai a social hour was enjoyed.
‘ 0 fe ay Nas 110 Darlington. arably surpassi a ast year|2so. he ‘S'S. Arabic (formerly M ATG ! peek lla inhwel’s 1 ‘ eae Loe
*BRING bedatsh ek A Sidi ata been scarce with a great many ot] a1 Renee nad. eM SEE aay runtaet in{the Berlin, one of the German On each side, and above the grate ‘St. Michael's is the largest of the
to ore ‘ sideline order, |°Ur People and as a result we have) 115 Graanvale’ eet ateny ry ihe Sociaty, Had|sips) tonnage is 16,786, twin the walls are decorated with beauti-|nine. Ono of the most important The Weather
put a thas 4 ‘ly large amount of fees outstanding, | 113 Springvale. it al been for this great work, our|Screw, Lene 612 feet, breadth 70 [at eee ait Mi lee Wear, Pao Bee T t
..jthe exact amount being $8943.16, ' 114 Wiltshire. deficit would have been much larg- feet, depth 50 feet. On deck Aj Walls PASE Mae with inlaid woot the cit “to th 8 wana say empera Lure,
*LOST—BETWEHIN BENJAMIN {much of which, we believe, will be 115 Anglo Rustico. ac. The Trustees feel that any/tere Js ‘the First Class smoking Of a dark grey, edged with black,!t ty. e wes e city :
Giow's store and W. A. Poole|¢olected during the next ‘six 116 Wheatley. OF ae wes pronation they ean use ]T20M writing room, operator's | which gives the room a very att stenae. ya ase h pol Tide, Moon, Etc.
& Co, along Shore Road, black months. ’ ; 119 Villago Green. in regard to the work of Mrs. Pe- room, and a few staterooms. Deck | '* oan War lert Beaton wail liad (on a signal station, and beyond “tie ccclballg
lub bag. Finder leave at’W. Av |. ie disappointing and heart break 125 Bethel. thick aud her able co-workers, only nen EMR Rate
club bag. Finder © 1 't of ing this institution nic board 353 first clags passengers, ® hospital, The city is clean.) TORONTO, May 31—Light to
Poole & Co., Lower Montague ha Paige eatin: a af nae 127 Valleyfield West. feebly fit the case and if we had 1,143 third class, 403 of a crewnot|the houses well painted or white-| moderate winds, fine and warm.
‘and be rewarded. rece ahs dauntey ae ery 3 ey 128 Granville North. any suggestions whatever to one limeluding captain, officers and doc-|Washed, streets are narrow, gas| High tide this afternoon at 1.24,
‘ aiBe their responsibility and do ' 129 Grandview. ‘ it would only be that they try ane is being successfully carried on un-|tors, a ‘total of almost 2,000 per - and electric light are both used;]and tomorrow morning at) 2.48.
*HOUSE FOR SALE—AT BRIGH.)! Ae RRA M ttt tuida 130 Orwell North, enlist many more young womel.(der her capable management. Mis$|sons. .A number of passengers left there is also a good supply of wa-| Sun sets this evening at 7.43, and
ton, concrete cellar, seven rooms, ert r ant : ‘ any ‘y : a “i ai : 137 Wood Islands East. who would be in training for the/paith Love, who succeeded ‘Mrs. |the ship at Ponta Delgada, jter, It is said that everything un-|rises tomorrow morning at 4.11. -
hot. water heating, enamelled |P0 nts do their part cheerfully and 138 Melville. work that must be continued. ®]inglis ‘as housekeeper, also fealgi| The first Saturday night after/der the sun grows on St. Michael's,; (First quarter moon Friday, June
path, $600 down and §80.00 perjwell every year but others seom 140 Point Prim. addition to raising funds for the lo in order to be marricd, Hey leaving Boston, part of Deck Cwas|but the principal crops are com,| 2nd, 2.10 pam.
month for a hundred mouths, to lack public spirit and responsl- ‘143 Long Creek. own work, the ladies also tool'}duties have beon assumed by Miss'decorated with ‘all Icinds. of flags wheat, potatoes, fbeans and flax.
witiout interest. Apply Robers}bility. Last year Wwe cared for 145 Westmoreland. charge of the city onvelope collec-| Wetmore in addition to those of die-|and special electric lights. About|Grapes are cultivated, also great
Cotten. 337 patients from the country dis- 149 Warren Grove. tion and handed the money over lO} iitian, '9 o'clock the full orchestra played; Noozle .the Sunshine Kiet
7 ete re habia ab int aametions i154 Ocean View. the Trustees. Miss Ora Profitt, who last year,ancing commericed, and was kept (Continued on Page 7.) i
i ye » city gave us $39 ations 55 Cross ‘Roads. ring the year the ‘Trnats?-|wos ite sad Nurse. has per uP ull after 11 o'clock, A carnival ce See ee oer
*FOR QUICK GALE—2 UPRIGHT )yet the city gave US vo aong 155 During the y wea appointed Head Nurse, has per arniva

pianos suitable for &
cottage, .or for

George St., Charlottetown.

*#MAN OR WOMAN TO __ DISTRI:
bute well known line household} hoping

necess'ties; tremendous deman
territ*ry arrangeg, work pleasun
pay liberal even for spare tim
experience or capital
eary, Bradley Company,
for’, Ontario,

summer
practising on.
Price $100.00 and $125.00. Call|by ‘many to increase our fees to at

or write Miller Bros., 145 Gt.

unheces-
Brant

and the country only $1932.53.
‘The Trustees have been advised

least somewhat in proportion to
those charged in the larger hospi-
tals: of other cities, but we have
always hesitated about doing 50,
to get enough support to en-
Gable us to keep our fees down so
tithat they might not bear too heavi-
ally on the individual at the time
when least able to bear heavy ex-
pense, It looks now however, as
if we had about reached our limit
as the deficit shown this year of

®AN ACCOUNTANT WANTED IN

every large firm’ to act as ie
1a

profession.
We have trebbled many a salary
through our instruction, Twenty

eutive. must be trained tn
intriencies of the

years wnapproached record b
Sind our system,

ticulars.

Send for pat
Apply “B” Box 116. ‘adopting this policy we would not

$11,296.84 i9 as far as we can allaw|
it to fo. We can easily make the
Hospital pay its way by increasing
our fees to say 7h pe. of what 13
charged in other Hospitals and by
shutting off all free treatment and
e|insisting on full payment before tha
patient leaves the Hospital but in

161 Milivale.
163 Glen Valley.
164 Springton,
106 Brackley Point.
170 Port Vernon.
182 Mt. Stewart.
184 (Ringwood.
196 Pinette North.
211 Afton Road.
213 Inkerman.
216 Elmwoed,
218 Hunter River,
219 Brookfield.
220 Bradalbane Village.
Wale
King’s County

§ Bavaro Tarbor,

6 Hillsboro Head,
10 St. Peter’s Lake.
41 St. Mary.

14 Marie.

15 Greenwich.

23 Farmington.

most/Pall took place last Saturday even-
ieceptable tg all, jing in which a large number took

Mr. Balderaon, wro hag been the Pert.’ The dresses were varied,
ficient and patnataking Socretary.|S0Me Of them representing differ.
Treasurer of the Hospital since itsi St PAVODRN Es; | InCMIINg the
wganization found the increased |Scete ane vena eas AN Ca
load. of Work more than he cared )o4 Gr ChIR) MAC CMTS ae

to continue to carry and during the| Pans, was held, and & large collec

{tion taken, including one hundred
vear tendered ‘his resignation. Miss!
Hlsie Lowe has heen appointed [SCHET eye Myaduten Neher: the

tO) safety razor mai

fill the vacancy and the office of| On ‘Tusedey hlgtel May 2, we ar:
the Secretary is now in the Hospi-jrjyed at Ponta Delgada about 11
fal and this is found to be morejo'clock. ‘The night was one of the

‘orined ner daties in a manner

thought best to adda qaalified dle
titian to the staff of the ‘Hospita’
and were able to secure Miss Helen
Wetmore.who had several year’s ex
perience in large institutions and
her’ work hag been very satisfac
tory and of great henefit to the
Hospital. The Ladies’ Aid most
generously offered to take care of
Miss Wetmore’s salary for the first
year and naturally, the Trustees
hope they will continue to do so.
During the year Miss Louise Me

Kinnon, who for a number of years} satisfactory. j|most beautiful IT have ever witness
successfully and satisfactorily fill)” yt is now im order for us to ex-lod at sea, Before reaching Ane,
ed the position of Lady Superinten-| press our sincere appreciation of at a distance T should judge ot 10
Jept, resigned her nosition in ord@et) vesistanee and snppor nthe i. or 15 miles, we could see the bright

ty ba wwartied, © Wer postion has| viton during the ye “We be: light shining from the lighthouse
Iheen filled he the appointment O eve, first of ail, comes the nurses. and as we looked towards the
Mies Bessie Beer, a graduate {Working three years without remu: stern of the steamer the moon caat
Newton Hospital, Newton, Low+:jneration in a most trying occupa- a silvery shade on the water, T«
Falls, Mass., and the appointment)tion, we have nothing ‘but the warm the left of the ship was the out:
has proved to be a very popular line of ‘the mountains, and overhead

one and the work of the Hospital

(Continued On Page 3

Attend Our Big Sale of Ladies’ and G

millions of stars, reminding us of dy.

Announcements,
Coming Events,
f Meetings, Ete.

RATES.—10c, per line per day. 9c.
ver line per day for 3 daye or over,
3c. a line per day tor 6 days or over
) figures, initial letters count ag
me word, 10 per cent. discount. for
‘ash. Address torms part of ad.
ind must be paid for,

**We are still selling at our Hast
rice what we have a week ago,
}. N. Keays, 18 Upper Queen St.,
*hone 819-J.

*“Come to the Clyde River Bap-
7s ™M, B. Ice Cream Social, in the

TWO FLIES WITH
ONE SWAT

Hall Saturday evening, June 8rd.
Games, musie and home made can-
Good time assured,

ents’ Clothing at Bradalbane, May 26 to June 3-Wadman & C