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DURING SUMMER. CAMEO.

turies, will be visited weekly by a local steamship company materia- lzs. Skeletons of vessels, rotting and bleached by the sun and sea, bear mute testimony to the dead] men-

ths long, tentacular sand-bars whose osnizre forms the island.

centuries ago in a vain scheme for colonization, roam over the sand and eke out s scant living from the island's skimpy vegetation. During recent years a number of these sturdy little animals have been tak- en to the mainland and sold. They

are tremendously st-rong in physi- lP

que and constitution. Their ances-

wrs were brought there early in

the 17th century by a French noble

ghg attempted to coloniss the is- n

The Grand Banks. ecuie of the rovinees deep-sea fishing opera- lons, will also be visited, and op- portunities for deep-water fishing will be ample. Action shots of the fishermen will be available at first

and.

The boat itself will be the 0-Wa- Ra, s ZOO-foot craft which was for- merly a private yacht.

Men see and Judge the affairs of other man better than their own. —Terence.

Use Minn-db for bites.

Georgetown -

l Charlottetown

Bus Service HARTING MONDAY, MAY 9th

Leave (éeor etown — - 8.00 A.M..

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ard an Lorne Valley Church

999w? 53g3l

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Passengers are fully protected by

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Stopsat

COLONIAL RESTAURANT Next, to Kelly a Mclnnis

ALLISON HUESTIS Great George Street

VO-G-O-O-Q-Qm

Newfoundland Canada Steamships Ltd.

S. S. MAGNIIILD

Due Charlottetown Sunday, May 8th loading and sailing

Monday_ May 9th.

For St. Pierre & St. John’s

Nfld. only For Space, Rates, etc. Apply J. F. BRAGG

Buniain Bell 8r Co., Wharf

Phone 1129

L-133-5-5-3i

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A run-m or Charlie McCar

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In Memoriam

N. S. May 4- (CP) _ Sable Island, scourge of the North Atlantic for more than three cen- BARRY D. TINGLEY

, May 8—Frlends re- ’ sudden 3mm.- P““‘°’a“" . r a ome, wer aw 01 the Shiftins sands 0 ac- [Vigtoria Stlgeet, at the age of as curate count has ever been made. -years. but records tell of more than 50 1 Mr. Tin ley will be vessels which have been lost on by anum c; 01mm aria viciniitéy, he bteirg 0?: of the ve ran c izens o e wn, hav-

wfid P011165. descendants of lived her the reater part of those brought there nearly three gig life. a g

He was a valuable member of the staff of Rhodes-Curry & Co. Ltd. for over twenty-five years, having retired fifteen years ago.

Besid is wife, formerly Cath- erine Fraser of Glenn R.i .he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. . E. Cosmar, Amherst, one son, William of Springfield, Mass; also two brothers, Stanley or Birming- an ank of per Tormentine, N. 38.. , bcl of Sackville. Ma and Sophia, both of son Frank predeceased him sixteen

8° The funeral will be held from the . C» Church, of which he was a. devoted member. with Requiem

High Mass, Tuesd o’o1ock. Interment e.

eatly missed in Amherst

Chicago. A

y morning at 9 will be at High-

(lolony’s Public Health Project Plans Disclosed

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld, May k-(CP) Lifting the veil covering the Rural licy of Newfound- land’: Commiss on of Government, under consideration . . . Puddsster. er for Public Health and Welfare, in an address before a service club, has announced lans to improve general health ards in the Colony. His address was the first official intimation of manner in which 841000.000, to be provided by the British Govern- ment during the next four years. roblem of the coun ry's rehabiltlat on.

p The rogram includes extension and modernimtion of General Hos- an expenditure of Ad itionsl accomodation for 300 patients, further fac for X-ray work, eneral surgery and special wards or children and maternity patients,

education camps. spearhead the attack on colony's tuberculosis problem. ditional aocomodation for tuber- patients, preventive measures and field services throughout sans ggich t is planned to drive out the A survey conducted by a group- of experts, which included Dr. R. V. Bennett, superintendent of berculosis Sanatorimn, and . . Grant. dean of the medical faculty at Dalhousie University Halifax, had disclosed incidence active tuberculosis Bay and Trinity Bay districts be extremely high. Taking tricis as a cross-section o land's population, the experts had concluded prevalence of the disease was many times

Z-géééééééé; gfi s; ~

ilities and

e Ad-

Conce ion

rehabilitation pro-

receive

Round Trip

BARGAIN FA~T§ES

SUMMERSIDE -Goln|~— “ BATUIDAY, MAY 14th Return Mom. May 10th.

"""‘ $1.20

ITO! CHAILCITIITOWN

hwulionalely Leo hnl Inn ol/ur station

YURI n! If! HAL! IARE

mm. am : an concurs bun

KINGSTON, Jamaica, May (OP) -— Just 200 years ago five runaway slaves had. what most to Sir Charles Lit- tleimn, Governor of Jamaica, the approach that for a treaty. emselves Accompung

have "had w st 1t wok" to with 1

for the

ovum qr...‘ Ma's-av 7min

ted their right in handle their own affairs recognis-

‘iar the Aocompong W aroon settlement

d, oelebrawi the bioen of the treaty Th t chief of slit or the colony,

{£02 avdem nistra-

IIIQIHQIUIIQIIUIIU

Jill’ KN \ \.ill)\\|

“he month-term Feb. i0

Shortly after War bean received notice from authorities. .Mr. Powell ed. He left the Jail in company with L Bfltisn technic

~

s. f the Is-

higher than in

that in prosecution of the program,

‘_.

must deal treaty

for their " a

o

87° . ab’. tenniai

7:30 p.m. - ‘ operas. 2R0. 31.1 m., 9.0:; meg; ‘m’ IRF,30.5 m.,9.83 meg; IQY,

.21 m., 11.90 meg.

PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA

8:00 p.m.-—Variety; Elngllish Talk. OLRAA. 25.3 .83 OLRSA. 19.7 m , BERLIN

8:3) pJm-Scheuilfele Family Gathering DJD. 25.4 m.. 11.77

P1011311.

EA m., 11.80 SYDNEY.

from G. P. me 31.8 m., 9.50 meg.

vim! about hal term

libel . British

home for the MacKenais fill her questionnai Better Schools.

Mm, Albert MacDonald kindly invited the members to her home for the next mes enchant! of flower

Thereisapleasurethatisborn of pain-Meredith.

.-__._-°°m WhO 115V! f0!’ Walters.

summary officers. . The I

frr, have no paupers and n

Today's Short Wave Radio Program

(All Time is Eastern Standard)

THURSDAY, BOST 3:50 p m.-—Nws of Science and URaSIgraIn Broadcast. WIXAL 25.4 m.. 11.79 meg. TOKYO 8:00 ILm-Orchestral Selections. JZJ, 25.4 m., 11.80 meg,’ SCBENECTADY 6:30 p m.—'I'he Science Forum. WSXAF. 31.4 m., 9.53 meg. LONDON

‘f: p.m.—Talk by El- Engineer of the m., 15.31 meg.; GSD, 11.75 meg ; i meg.; GSB, 31.5

R0

meg. CARACAS 9:00 p.m.—Songs YVSRIC, 5 8 meg.

BE

RLTN 9:15 p.m —Maly Punch: Variety DJD, 25.4 m., 11.7’! meg. LONDON 9:40 p.m.--The BBC, Empire Or- chestra. GSI. 19 6 m , GSD. 25 5 m., 11.75 meg; 31.3 m., 9.58 meg.; m., 9.51 meg. PARIS 11:45 para-Gramophone Reo- ordls. TPA—4. 25 6 m., 11.72 meg. TOKYO

1214.5 a.m.—Popu1a.r Songs. JZJ,

meg. AUSTRALIA

4:30 a.m.- (Frlday)— Chimes O. Sydnq. VKZMIE.

Powell Paroled By Justice Minister

(OP. By Guardian's Special Wire EDMONTON May 2 -- Parole on order of Hon. Ernest La Minister of Justice. George iok Powell was released from Fort Saskatchewan jail today after ser- Y f of his six-month for publishing defamatory

Alberta S0-

Lauchlan. chairman.

Capitalist Farmer For British Columbia

ato-

MONTREAL. May 3—Wt.h Cflnfldl find 1t fBDfB-ififlted I- IHBJO!‘ tal capital of $26,000 two farmers grain. together with from Switzerland and their families varying rates of see are on their way to settle in The Commissioner made it plain ish Columbia according to the Col- onization Department of the Cana- work of the various departments. ma“ Natmmll Railways which 116D- l-Icalth and Welfare, Natural Re- sources, applying itself particularly to agricultural develo merits, Edu- cation and Public Uilities, would Years of are. Erner Ho be coordinated. Plans for the pro- ject have not yet been fully dis- closed. Each section must approval of Britain's Secretary of te for Dominion Affairs details are made publis.

Jamaica Maroons 200 Years Free Mark Anniversary

ed them find places for dalrying. Josef Zimmerman has $18,000 and oats 52.6 bush two sons, one 14 and the other five indicating tha

capital amounting to $8, 14. and a girl of

LONG CREEK INSTITU

The regular monthly meetin the Long Creek Women's lusti met in the Sch

rom Mrs.

fruit sent. It was m Dan MacEwen seconded

cs0 a1 a m., 0.5a

M Selections from

m., 111%.;

15.26 meg; GSC. 31.5

der-

adviser to the

den w. a. Mo? Federal W95 16.695-

Brit-

ooi on_ Wednesday, April 6th. The President presided and opened the meet the Ode and repeating the Creed. Eight ‘ the roll call. The minutes of the March meeting were read, approv- ed and signed. The si ve their 1611012.“): letter was read

sing-

‘JAKE

“vrvusnllxlxrs rnouolr"

PLUS TBAVILOGUE MUIIOAI‘: - SNAPSHOT!

six-

ion Road yesterday.

'77vvrunouao' lavas/2"

cnnvlrsélclllcvn MARSHA HUNl cuann ncumu ALSO T11“ TYLEIPS LUCK

Edgar Kennedy Comedy Betty Boon Carlmon

Eastern Guardian.

.."i.‘hls column Is reserved for news of local interest but advertising of a newsy nature may be inserted at 4c a word strictly payable in ad-

Win08.

. .'SUBSCRIPTIONS Charlottetown

DAILY 3.15 — 1.00 - 8.45

SATURDAY 2.30

Guardian ma. be

tot-no

BEXITlls . nablv D . Askficurdealerfor ricesorwrite lash eDominion

omens Bands of the Corlsregation at the Bradaibarw Church. Indian

tumes. Sunday Note change of Order. 11 A. M Bradalbene. 3 P. M.

North Granville. v.30 P. M. Pleas- ant Valley. As may be convenieniéy Nils Mamwel

arranged, V at the Sabbath Services

GOOD cellent h ed in civic affairs as ever, Paul Isa, Mountain road, celebrated his ninety-third birthday anniversary at his home Monday. The occasion was a quiet one, except for the

WEB

age Mrs. Mrs. R. O. Elder-kin, of Montreal, and Mrs. H. C. Steeves. Moncion, and John

‘Tumor-J: '°"'t...'°.‘a.‘3~.m"°".5 QIIQ nature

OBASWBIL m: newsroom. uONIIDIIIATION L!!! INQUI- mos.

Il-GTBQJI-lfl-Sli

anvsarrssns ms asmnvpsp that advsrtisam or inasrtlflll a E swam should u received

ofliosaoliaterthanllAfi

the previous day.

assmvs: Thursday. May a to Heart!

on Play, Ball. 8 o'clock. 14-608-4-29-41.

riced ver 11px mus. Is-59-5-8-8i.

KEIB MEMORIAL Pmdby-

THE tcian Church Malpsque, Sunday Mo! om. ‘

at11A.M

v r. u. n-uo-olo-u. 254% or rum vnunc insures Mm B11

dstnres

oriflmooltbs them until next Fall. at the Island .Ph.oue11

'77. 14-126-5-5-11.

S. P. C. A. APPEAL-In town and country horses are suffering for need of better harnem. Would anyone havim unwanted harness or parts, donate some to SPCA. for use of those who honestly can- not afford to buy. Write or phone H. W. McLean, Mt. Edward Road. Phone ‘MB-J.

BRLDALBANE CONGREGATION —-Rsv. Arthur Wallis, B A MlLn

ister. Special the week-end Maxwell, nary

Saturday, 2.10 P M Rally of the W Miss

plan of Services for visit of Miss Jessie from India.

ionary ‘Societies and

l will spe zl-rw-s-s-il.

POULTRY CLUB ORGANIZED —A Boys’ and Girls’ Poultry Cl-ub, to be known as the Uigg-

Clulb, was o at a meeting eld 1n the U gg Hall. ‘Ighe meetlnfi was addressed

Kinrosa edonA i129th

Dominion Agr ulture, Charlottetown, who explained the club policy, and out- lined the assistance offered by the Provincial Department of Agri- culture to Boys‘ and Girls’ Clubs. The meeting was well attended. The members of the club are very appreciative of the assistance giv- en by the Departments of Agri- culture in an endeavor to create a greater interest in poultry raising. The following officers were elected

rz-Prelsident:

yea John Shaw, Vice-Pres: James Robbins. Sec-Treats: Marie Hughes.

n. McLeod and James Hughes.

HEALTH AT 93 -In ex- ealth. active and interest-

tors who call-

large n of

ed to offer their congratulations and best wishas. His daughter, Mrs. E. O. Elderkin, of Montreal. in the city and is visitl at her former home. Mr. Lea was rn in Victoria, P. E. I., May 2, 1845. He is s desecendant of one of the oldest families in the province. His family, tookmis noted for its longevit , A ther, Jabez, of Vic- ioria, d ed at the age of ninety years. Children of Mr. Lea, several handed to their Rent Archie ume. of wnliosm ware with him Monday

..'SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Cyrus te- Moore, a prominent farmer of Un- , King's 00., in his 72nd ear died suddenly of heart attack He leaves to mvum 8- . family, besides tlwo widowed sisters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. An- derson. New Glnssow. N8. Fune- cial Credit Board since June 1936, ral notice later. Mr. Powell started serving his

alter Dodd, Boston; J. R. Freeman, Moncton;

A. Lea of Summerside,

and Charles ma, of Boston. —— Morwton Transcript.

CARDIGAN CREDIT UNION - The organization of the Cardigan Credit Union, Ltd. took place April Z8 at Cardigan hall. The organiza-

lad-

Rates of Seeding Nurse Crop Oats

fairly closely to

J

tlon was under the direction of Cyrene R. MacDonald. of George- town. Edward Sharkey presided and George Sullivan acted as secretar . The nominating committee, wit

h Quinn as chairman, nomin- ated the following slate of officers: tors: Coloin Mcliachcrn, Ed- ward Sharks . Cornelius Lyan, Charles Grif in, Philip Sullivan. James Rice and Edward Donahoe.

acre rate of se

seed th is.

at a much higher rate than Credit Committee: John L. Sul-

In 1922. an experiment was, livan, Linwood McNeiil, Patrick

has

wu

lttee

MacDonald thanking the members for a letter of sympathy she received, also one member thanked the members for

roll call an seeds.

e toihoas them.

main- of morality.

started on the

mental Farm at Na pan. t0 d9“?

mine the rate of se give the most econo

sulfifquent hay or I15 c area on w ment is coated is in a fair sta e of fertility. Root yields Over I 15-year period average 712 bushels r acre. eis, and hay .92 W15.’ t the level of fertility

is not hlllh

a y o’ The oat crop was seeded at “if” rates per acrc-2 bushels 2% bush- els and 3V. bushels. yields secured. over 0d. were 52.5. 52. for each rate respectively. guof ‘Ihe clover cro

ts rates averaged i.

the 2 bushel tons. folowin and 1.15, fol

w. “unduly. the year folloiwnl the clover crop. has ave 2m tons and 1.02

respectively. The mu! ts.

years. would

oooxillusi

isuctn fairtolmodsta (MI-la seed

OW

the effect of d

was for each rate over a period 0f 15 a. pear

vs and ndicato the follow-

in ‘(Tlineevvrmcrneedinc oncla

baking on an average a Illa di 10 "we mmthghfivesire for High‘? ‘p

that would m“

Wild 0-‘ Sharkey, George Gallant. This slate was unanimously accepted by ins 011 the the meeting. The directors retired and selected as president, Colin Mc- Eaohem. vice - president. Edward sharkey. and treasurer-clerk, Cor- After the meeting not have this c llggwis Campbell, Treasurer of the th f of spent some time in explaining the credit union bookkeeping system to the newly elected secretary and t0 the many other members who were - interested.

a 15- ear r 1, and 53y! bus e15

this ex ri-

e BVCPBEB

r llowing time .......§"v ’°li°“l‘li'

0 03. . ~ the 2% bushel rate the 3 -

‘A bushel

2J1 tons,

w be fairly

oats loam hi a

~w0flllfllll

\ nelius Ryan.

llovl to Remove torn: fit... Without Any Pain

The pain amps il a low secorida. an tax Tight. shoes worm hurt any The corn shrivels up and dro . ' o -

i of h n b »l€“rl"‘°3i‘. °°§.i‘""‘§‘.a “cfiwzfibo. Pgtnanfs Corns Extractor, a '

00TH

Katherine "iuexlnmn.

mm. p hi»

Dominion expflfl- Ryan, Roderick MoAulay. William

pervisory Gommittec:

Su M. J. Rooney. James

George Credit Union, Ltd,

WEST ROYALTY SCHOOL

Honor roll for month of April: Grade X Bl‘.—1. Gladys Curley; Ivan MacArthur; 3. 660F810!

“ESWva-l. mreua Trainer; Doris Pichrd; 3 Billy 1on8.

' --1.'Art'l\ on ' ; z. h2g1? ‘Mrglldbn? fldufia-ngmflol- but. nnsdmfatpgt, declared a shoe-dealer mm“...°uE1T.h-A§mr1\§§“ m6)‘. hm. Grads I (al-i. Lorne Rbynes; 2. Douoetts. I (bl-i. Fred V1591: I.

s.‘ Toorrsae. . I

.._.-.-.-....._...___...-- VIOI-UIIAIIMAN QUIT!

1.011008 ~07?) '-’ Distorte- msnt with the Chamberlain gov- qmmgnth ‘policy led to re- signsti oi Hazel iliohoison 1h- tlonar-fivbor ll: i’. from m vies-chi, imp

' in

lototh

NOWXIWtthQ

IEXITII BATION has ‘pa-oven l nt feed for pups I d foxes. We slwa s have a fresh supply on hand minion

ANGLICAN SERVICES. May 8th. ivlilton: St. '

11 A. M. Momiréfi St. Mark's Chur Prayer. Everybody 0. Lancaster.

Prayer. Rust-loo:

ARRIVING BY AIR Minnie

is crllrlecmmjd Mickey Dam“ "°°mm°°" "“

Furriers today for comp.

partlclnrsmaiaiérgr _____.._ . . . l WE navr: Hexite Ration with rommuirslfélllfiiilili; t lions do! without meat, and Hexite Cubes. €

are all our customers, one of the best feeds on the mar- ket. The Dominion ii-lver Fbx

1938 River Froshet Is Uneventful

The Lord’s Day Alliance

M2 CONFEDERATION LLFE BUILDING. TORONTO

TORONTO May 0—The 141m] Day Alliance of month celebrating the 50th sum. rsary its organization. Tm

ion will be marked

N UNITED CHARGE.— 11150 M

mmamwrou. May 3-6pm: a“? freshets of the St. John river are welcomed by D0035‘ in Sunbury Count —if the Wafer doesn't rise too his » Silt i; flood makes the I!» WINS FELLOWSHIP _ The one of the richest agricultural Banting Rmearch Institute at To- ronto has awarded a special search fellowship fo to Robert W

. P. Unions. Moth- be observeg in all the

bring. The river was ii unusually low when 101w and ran to the sea.

U 30. 188-8 , repre-