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TUESDAY » . MAY 10th. * . TIGKETS 35c ., .. at a ociocifi

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Canadian National ‘I > Hotel ‘, . MAY 23rd <

With 0. K. Presby and

' His O-Kasions >

Proceeds for the Dental Clinic ‘t

.115 Y. P. u Players

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CHARIUITETOWN

i‘ i Will Discontinued

PfiP-L-

Henry I-ln-Dthom. who has been ill for some time.

Represent Unemployed

Routine reports were submitted to the meeting. Before the reg- ular sessilcxilié opened a delegation

by lVLr. H. K. 5. Hamming, outlined to the council the pro- Moore or Tom“ marriage to Mr. formerly of Prince Edward eldest son of Mrs. Ruth

mond of Elyrdae, bride who was given a satin, fashioned on rincess l es aim a veil pink _ net extended from a oor- onet of orange blossoms. of pink Talisman ros- innle Moon. twin BlBLBI‘ assisted her sister as wore azure blue; ed yellow ros - Marie Moon another sister mauve ers. assisted her}

Kinnon. It was an

about 40 would ask for pi

that the cost for tools. seeds, f ml terns ul

matron of honor, Committee Reports

Although collections had increased over last were by no means

Coun. R. C. Chandler, the finance committee report. Collection of, t

so u was the fact that the did the collecting was ern- in the relief office e. month

than last yeszr. It l woul

carrying gllow Low sister as bridesmaid. . Matthews of Windsor ass Diamond as best man. officiated B. Barnes. a Manor. For her daugh-I tens wedding Mrs. Moon wore navy 5e corsage of " M the mother chose navy lace and a corsage sweet peas. Several out in guests. from Toron 1i’, and Boston.

prove this month.

M1111 excess of the previous There was lust rou his department. Coun. nessey. chairman

poflmt Beau“ M lnond departed on

moon trip through the PERSONALS

the machinery had “d ‘Miss Sally Hughes

er home in Cher llghtful visit wit

w; _ Mr Leigh Frizrell

work cleaning up. the

McKee. dlairman of and relief said he but ing

of the police comml concerning whether

whether to appoint a spe

Coun. F. C. Dougsn, chairman of e tender committee and Coun. B. hairm th

ket committee anno nothing to report. Colin. . T. McK

qideied, and no rr

George Streets was almos

YOUR FEET HURT‘? PHONE 14o

Horace J. A. Brown Chiropodist — Podiatrist 143 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown

er the new arrsn ovlde the current cost. that section o be much better llghte Following Coun. McKees rep Mayor Fbster announc

considered his resignat on

Appointed Car "PW McLeod caretaker for

Bq request would continue to act. to the residuum s“

appointment was

._____._.____ w-

M_A_l_tleIAGES

D61’.

Gillespie of Appin Road. in Mr

DEATHS

3B, Thomas Casiord. BB 75. Fhmeral Wednesday, May ll

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

‘ ’ ‘C arlottetown and _ crth Wiltehiro

Phone I49

Hennessey, seconde Kee. to the effect that _ Innis be appointed to the position. M‘ On division Couns. Kee and Dougan Couns. Chandler. d Mdinty dment. When

motion was put the vote was re-‘

yor Foster then ga th

MACPIIAIL - MACKINNON - At the Baptist Parsonage North River, A. MacPhail and

Annie May MacKlnnon ware lb“-

t at a special meet- Reference to the re- above. Coun. Hol- es surprised at the

sent and time was an impor

i! city could not continue relief un- less there was s. guarantee of sup-

FBIZZVELL-GILLESPIE —- At The Parsonage. Cornwall. P.E.I. on Saturday. May 7th. 1968. b Rev. k3. woodside. Miss V1061. M-

lo y-la/w to establls restricted building for s

5 ro

lng was left for

er said his impres- as several counc

sion was that the Premier had said that he might no e ‘ ‘ion S

th and that the apptigintment had

mm" D-:1“T:'z t be able to meet

McKINNON-At St. Peter's BGY- A il 28th. 1938. Mn. Frank M0~

Con . Bi. Coun H lma th t CASFORDB-e-At Brackley Beacehd a ° n a u‘ th

Card Of Thanks

at 2 p. m. Interment Milton Ceme-

tihreykaizzin - At the r111. Hos-

pital. May 8th.. i038. Charles Mc- au yem- l‘

fronrthe residence of his mother. M" M M r‘ the letter imiter was handed to

er Martin for a repor

ting. .

lntment of a City repres rd. as provide the luv.

band and father. e a. - NJLBJL - . .

" 1i In Memoriam N. D. MacLean .. a ___ c , _ j; In food and loving manor; o! Who passed any All! I. 1N‘!-

Gopc bit Mt RIIUWII.

il rear.“- a

Thfintral Guardian

Illnnilreaerved Id

urn insuii L-e-las-i-iz-aiz

ABSENATE 0F LEAD in 8W6! by The Roms lisiaifigzifig ted. L|-330-5-l0-l2.

KNIGHTS 0F COLU ._ Regular monthly Mans (Tuesday) evening at 8:15. Full at- tendance please. L,

AUCTION SALE. -_ Attention is an ted to th al cwgillnc No, 18395 e °1 m‘

meeting Q1151 l

th King Street at l2 Ir333-10-5-lU-li.

IEETING ‘oi’ the Young Men's‘ I

Room City militia Th d ' . » u , , ,

.May 12 from 1.30 p. fir. till ‘airway

DONATE QUARTEBS 'ro I... o

A-—-The Masonic Order has kind; 1 1v elven over their quarters inthe

MBSOnIC Building to the mambo of the Orange Order, whose Lodgg Room was badly damaged in lerdoy Inca-nines fire. The seasons of the Orange Grand vention which opens on Wednes- day at i0 o'clock wll1- be held i; the Masonic Lodga Room,

POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT —0lty police were

ad not appeared to have been tampered with however.

WEDDING BELLS -— A w

interest took place recent Ontario, when Miss to was united in Robert uiamond. d!

Ontario. The in marriage by floor length

af

Carrier t}; Miffrs q, .

n her daughter mmm‘

Mflfihfleltl.

ammo game cram) TUESDAY. MAY 10th

ll MiG-Mission Band. MiG-Executive an: Stallhfllllsl Cam's. R

TRIAL

thyself uruweariedly till thou thou art capable ies and outward cir- both duly con- .-J.s. Mill.

mportant as the d to be hrousht to the government before tary estimates ht down at Ottawa

. Chand- er said

. An

the meeting adjourned a , 010mm h and regulate n H“ game; rone in the cl eoond reading. ussion second read-

a special mee lllors expressed the were not italn aspects to vote

Communications ications last night lnclu- ' for vement on Bish- umber and Streets. Both referred to . A letter was read l llnton, 348 Grafton Street for llllliries sus- _ when she tell on the street g5 The accident was condition of th alleged City Record- t at the next

l0: new; gl vertking c: Ina be inaeroedst "rib-l: Dlyable l:

C ONFEDEBATION ANCE

Oil,

MRS. W A. THOMPSON

“co

bfil‘ 1th H . B. W. - iden? Ehcecgtive Counrcfi?age' Pres

THURSDAY AFIERNOON Maritl Missi , , a hell me m“ M“ Candidate report.

Unfinished business.

REDOIE I N ' C Electiono of °<§i‘ii‘e§i§“ ommmml

investigating lvpearance the weekend of approxima from the office of A. Horne d: Cois t Street. The money the office a member of the stall an was missing yesterday m

was to no explanation cou as to how thieves could ve the buildl

ornln be f Question box.

Election of dele ates to board. Reno

Advisory Finance Be

iecfs. leaders at Berwick. THURSDAY EVENING

rship. Greetings from Sister Societies. Address. Miss Jessie Malowell, ln-

a. Music by Junior Choir.

Report of Courtesy Committee. 01051118 memes. Mrs. .1. T. Bur-

Post Executive meeting. OFFICERS AND DELEGATES

Following is the officers and dele-

, Maritime Conference

(gt tgemWdaM. S. of United a .

Czhualrlotietown. May convening m

of the‘ - m; aml President. Mrs. J. T. Burchell. Presidents. Mrs. J. R. Miller, . P. Newcombe, Mfrs. W _

Rec. es... Mrs. .1. w. Bartlett.

MR5. H. r. NEWCOMBE

.._M_____________ Stouway. Mlrs. F. Smller, Mrs. J Dunsmore. Mrs. Alice Mrs. L. B. Campbeli. Mrs J L T

A. McKinnon. lVIrs. M_ J, Mrs. A. Morrison. Mrs. K D

w. McGlllivray, Mrs. If. McDonald, Mrs. C. Crooks. Mrs. D. P. McDon- ald. Mrs. J. McInnis.

_ tli be present: Miss Harri Miss Eunice Peters, Miss Emily Maxwell, India; Jessie Maxwell. India. Miss Mabel Newsome and Miss Haunal Nichol- son, Home Missionaries.

Organization 0f Wcrkmcn’s

The bridal

reception was 50 H. Langille._

dshlp and Finance. Allen.

d5 ion Circles. Mrs. A. J. . Affiliated C. G. I. T., Miss

bridegrooms blue sheer and oi roses and

PRllTEST BY

official Hansel-d report: Hon. CreeLman Mac

der. I do not think I am."

think any of you are." Mr Mac

(Hon. Mr. Dandiirand)

not think the committee ever met.

tee in operation. Much of the character. Our Finance Commit- tee is not recognized, neither is We have twenty members, of whom super-lawyer at $100 a day,

extras. Where are we la ing? We all know the economic condi-

' tlon of the country. I appreciate.

as do many persons outside. the wonderful work of the Senate. But

to we can do still better work. I should like to see members of our

various committees elected on a different and better basis. I re-

Senator Wilson conupleined c4’ the way our committees are constitut- ed. The right honourable gentle- man who was then leading the House (Right Hon. Mr. Meighen)

not correct. for the then leader oi’ the Opposition (Hon. MI‘. Dan- durand) corrected him and stated

ments to our various select com- mittees. I refuse any longer to be

Association

An organization meeting of the ens County Wofkmens ion was held in the L.P.U. ight and was largely at-

n. ion ‘and Baby Bands, Helpers. Mrs. E. M.

is. Sec. Supplies. Mrs. S. P. Gibson. Community Friendship, Mrs.

. Q. Sec. Literature. Mrs.

Sec. World Friends. Mrs. J. Sec. Temperance, Mrs.

to, Hamilton Mass, attend- inlz. Amid an array iits and man Mr. and Mlrs. Dia a short honey- States.

tended. {he following officers were elect-

oseph J. Trainer. t: Reginald Bell. Secretary - Treasurer: '

arrirv r

vlsit to Montreal. Mrs. Bessiesanders, Mrs. H. S. B. Strothard.

8. . miton, Mrs. E. H. Langi

Bell, Ivan Mahar.

Thomas Mathieson, Walter Mclnnis, Fred Lei-kin, Dam

ation membership, it d ,is in the vicinity

el Couglllan, Pic-

Mrs. NathenHSquires.

. Barker, Mrs. J. A. oi 500.

. A committee under - manshlp of Philip Bamb vlously appointed to lnte Provincial Government. structed to report

ht. when it is planned -laws and other

A. DeWolfe, Mrs. N. McKenzie, lib/firs.

also to discuss by

INTERESTING

(Continued from page 1) an honored plfie

Reid. Mr . Bonnyinan. Mrs. A lVLrs. G. Whlddel u Holmes, Mrs. R. C

Settle. Mrs. H. Lui. Mrs. F. W. Bishop, Halet

M155 L. Hart. Mrs. C. L. An- C. N. Hartley, Mrs. W. J. G. Pine. lVliIS. A. S

tie, rs. R. Leum,

he had writ- ment of Mines and

attention to the second Bishop of Charl

was her maternal grand un the Rev. Ronald B stor of Souris her un uncle, John McDonald

Mrs. Bootnroyd, Mrs. L. Mrs. F‘. Campbell. Mrs. S.

in

Miss rearnough. Mrs. J. W. ls. Aitken, Mrs. . _ , Mrs. A. J. iviaineson, s. A. L. Cohoon.

etaker

inted Albert l-Iillsborough amendment Ivrrsfl R. S. thorizing his: moved d by Conn. Mc- Cephus Mc-

nld, present pastor th

R for many years and ' house about 4O years ago.

' ars of Mother Sup- life 56 were spent

‘ Mrs. J. w. Nicholson, ‘er. Mrs. l-l. rioward. Mr. e received her early

education at tho Co!‘

age of l7 she entcrt. ation oi" Notre Dame d made her religious in i878. She then taught n the Province of ears before retur dward Island. After

. A. H. Hemessey, Mc_ Mrs. E. Pickering. Mrs. J.

voted for, and $ Holman, ' re against the

the original ning to Prince

the graduating class, Catherine was made Super- - ior of the Academy,

klllful direction Notre

continues to main- that time s new wing d the present beauti- ful chapel opened.

1918 to 1938 she success-

P. McLeod. Ma's. J. E. Forces. Mrs. . . urt Mrs. R. A. Clo-rife‘. Mix L. Schnars. . . l ish. and St. Jos-

he had been noted tstanding business abil-

ardian joins with her in this Province and

in wishing Mother . erlor speedy and

ith them that she will be

in the religious life of this fiovlnce.

_.___.._____._ UNDATED MONEY BOX The Canadian Press)

r. Cane. Mrs. A. C. . F. Coiwill. Mrs. N. . E. Biro, Mrs. W.

Deacon . Tho D Mwarlane. Miss C. P

ce. Mrs. O. Briefly.

m. .'.n. dw Mr’ g" 3k Mrs W. Hunter. Mig-

our committees."

Hon. Raoul Dandurand: - "Hon- ourable members. I have been won- dering what is before the House."

. h’

Some Hon. Senators: — oh."

econ

privilege, so to speak. as to took place in the committee

rule 83, which reads as follows:

mittee.’

if any three members

a special commit

ever been done?"

ignored.

cone

Isaldthat

for being out of-order REASON

B_ dlr 50.17 cents

bOAIIwnIOhDIOD. , _

ed with regard to another matter ‘ by Senator Haig. The following, quotations relevant to Senator, MacArthurKs protest are from the

_ Arthur: - ‘Honourable Senators. on (this question we may not all be in or-

Right Hon. Mr. Graham. (Gov- ernm-ent Leader): - "1 do not E Hon. . _ Arthur: — “But with the indulgence of the House I should like to say a few words on this committee business. I have been a member of the Finance Committee for twelve years. but I cannot recall s single subject that has ever been referred to it. Cer- tainly it has never had occasion tnmakesreport. Isussesledlo the honourable leader of the House he

WEDNESDAY, m 11th.

Save Money in Medicines, Gandy, Toiletries, Stationery, Rubber Goods and Household llrugs.

It's llllE GENT SALE Time at Your

@ Store

Tn: Jenkins PHARMACY we j) at):

have the committee dissolved. I for one should like to have some work to do. and I know there are many others on both sides of His Honour the Speaker who feel as I do. Some years ago a special com- mlttee was constituted to investi- gate the Auditor Generals report. It was to be a. new departure and great results were expects‘. I do

As I have already indicated. the Finance Committee has been ignor- ed. Members of the Brain Trust are generally elected to all the committees. Even the newspapers have only a few men here, who do all the reporting work. Now we have a special Railway Commit- . r »’ F ,_. muway business to be mvestmted mm are Eu» n ems ls. I understand. of’ y. financial

l

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>

_C_ a rows

"J1--.pciiis?i_.3“£ horn lvsio E s KIM Slfiilliiitiilliililiiip [I

....................... FOR SALE

i and land at Stanchel, eriy known as Dixons also double tenement ing-honse and lot

Our regular Railway Committee.

nine are lawyers. yet we engage t;

member the occasion when the late ‘ ._.-__-- End Debate On F: m Implement Pricc~

made an explanation, which was

ote, the House of t adopted a year- rt criticising the pement industry for price moi-eases an

changes. bled in April. 1937.

out a recorded v Commons tonigh

the modus operandi of appoint- old commttee re

a bump in the log. or a rubber- _ stamp. Either I am going to do some committee work or I will

have nothing whatever to do with bers and marked

Conservative mem two months. A-

spasmodlcally for endatlons were

mong the recomm

parators should be on the free list; duties on m entering farm implements be removed or a system oi‘ backs substituted.

ia-nce of the repo ment does not Obligatf’ it man. to put the recomme

Hon. Mr. Dandurand: "I under- stand iohere is now before us a motion that the report be. con- sidered tomorrow. Upon that mo- tlon has been raised a question of

a

My honourable friend from Prince took advantage of this free-for all to discuss the situation as to membership of committees. This is an interesting question, and one about which I think I know some- thing. I shall endeavour to give my honourable friend( Hon. Mr. MacArthur! and others who have any complaints to make as w their standing in committees. an 0p- portuniiv to discuss this situation before the end of the present ses- sion. so that we may prepare for the distribution of senators amonll the committees at the opening of next session. In the meantime I would ask that this iiiotlon be put.

Ri. I-Ion. Mr. Melghen: "Referring to the remark of the honourable Senator from Prince as to the sel- ection of committees. inasmuch as his words revolve around the pres- ent motion. I call his attention to

“ ‘The senators to serve on a spevial committee may be nomin- ated by the mover; but. if three Senators so demand. they shall be selected as follows: Each Senator shall vote openly for one Senator to serve as a member of such com- mliiee. and those Senators for whom the largest number of votes are given shall constitute the com-

‘Usually, the motion for com- mittee being passed. the commit- tee ls selected by the leaders. af- ter consultation. of course. with their respective followers; but un- der the rule that cannot be done

object‘ "

Juoce: All the evidence proves con- clusively ihni this unhappy woman has been consistently neglecting her health. In this Court pnvniable illness is heated as s crime. remedy cannot he accepted as an excuse. Kruschen is sold by all drug stores.